The Bill Martinez Show 06 08 26
0:00 Are you ready? Yeah, okays, do it? Ill Martinas Live a program about current events, our culture, our values, our politics, and our future. And now Bill Martinez. Hey, good morning, welcome. Six minutes right after the top of the hour, Bill Martinez here, and we got Grover Norquis joining us from ATR. Hey. Grover, good morning, Hey, good to be with you. Well, it seems that what's happening in California is the big canary in the coal mine. I think right, yes, yes, you wondered when this might happen, when people from California would say enough is enough. We recognize that when you raise taxes, you don't spend it. Well, when you promise how it's going to be spent, that's not what you do. When you promise you get tax rich people, you hit the rest of us. They won two, three, four or five I see six measures to try and sneak taxes in in California. San Francis, Go, La La San Diego, Contra Costakland, and Oakland all defeated. And they made them smell really pretty when they put the ad up.
1:10 Yeah. Well, and the thing is, see they've been doing this for decades, gro Over and getting away with it. The thing is surprising, like you're suggesting here, is I'm seeing the dominoes falling because how many other states have followed the lead of California. Yeah, well, right now, New York in terms of the bad following right, yes, tallowing over the years, more taxes, higher taxes, less progress. California's continued. I'm sorry. New York has continued to move in the wrong direction. And you recently just saw one of the things that was rejected in California just passed this week in New York.
1:53 This is the tax on people's homes or apartments. If you don't live there. You're so rich, you have two apartments and we're going to tax one. Well, the reason you had too is because you live somewhere else and you want to work in the in the city, and you should make good. This person who's bought a place, built a place in New York, he's paying property tax that we will have an additional penalty on you. Well, you know there are other states you can work in you be in New York. So New York passed it with Madonnie, but not just Mandanni, the left wing guy who's the mayor of New York. He said I want this, and the state legislature, the whole state legislature, not the crazy people in New York. And they're saying people in upstate, no, no, no, no, no.
2:41 All the state legislatures said, we say New York can do this, right, and they're going to, you know, expand what that means. But that is New York, the state joining in New York. The city's craziness. Washington State's getting increasingly crazy. They used to have an income tax. That's why a lot of stuff is up there. Starbucks was up there, Bill Gates and Company and Microsoft are up there. Right, nobody's had there anymore. They get like a nine point nine percent I mean, almost California style income tax. Right. Well, and the thing interesting in the New York is Kathy Hochel initially said there's no way she's going to do this all of a sudden, Now she's she's drinking the same kool aid. What's going on there, gorover.
3:27 Well, you know, she doesn't need the left wing of her party. I mean, the challenge is the crazy wing of the Democratic Party. Is that the majority of the live bit of the Democratic Party, all the labor unions, when you look at what was done in California. Okay, the San Francisco measure, which was to raise taxes on overpaid CEOs. Okay, how about that for marketing? Well, that's not me. I'm a CEO, but I'm not overpaid. I'm not a CEO. This is somebody else who care. It lost fifty five forty five when they said, we really mean it's going to be somebody, it's not you. Come on, let us go steal their money. And this was the labor unions that wanted it, so they could just raise their pay, not increased services or any they're not even of course any okay, And that gives you some idea of California beginning to move in the right direction. Also in Los Angeles, hotel occupancy tax Okay, that lost. Hotel occupancy taxes are wonderful for tax collectors. Oh, we're not going to tax you.
4:37 Do you stay in a hotel in your the city you live in? No, you don't. You stand other people's hotels. So foreigners, people from Nebraska will move to come to LA and we will tax them. That was voted down fifty five forty five. Fifty five forty five. I mean, what a better way to promise. Now, of course your relatives come in stand hotels, right exactly again, all that stuff, but it sounds like it won't be you. Los Angeles sales tax increase for local health departments. Ooh, that sounds very nice. But you know what we've been doing this year and year and year and year and year, and nothing gets better. Why would we give you more money.
5:20 You haven't shown that you can spend the money properly. That went down fifty three forty seven fifty three seven although hospitals, right, yeah, no higher pay for government workers and contra costa. The county measure to raise the sales tax that was to fund general county services. Okay, well I. Don't know general fifty nine forty one lost by twenty points. Twenty points. People aren't buying that if you gives government money they'll spend it. Well. Well, and the thing is, so you're pointing out the union contracts. People need to be reminded of these contracts. How out of parity with the everyday citizen. I mean, you and I would hope we'd have a contract like the union has.
6:06 Right, government workers at the state level, the local level, and the federal level get paid more in every state, in every city than people in the real economy doing real work. It used to be they would tell you. I don't know, maybe it was never true, but when I was a kid, they said, well, government workers get paid less, but they have these great pensions, okay, and they can't be fired, and that's why they work for very little. Well over time, the more pay they have, more pay. Teachers don't work all summer. Who's got a job like that, but they get paid as if they worked all year. There's a just more money, more benefits, fewer hours worked, fewer years work. They retire before you or I ever will. And the federal workers have these incredible pensions, incredible benefits. I drive to work in DC.
7:00 Rush hour is late in the day, morning and early in the day. These are not people working eight. Hour days, right exactly. And the thing is about the benefits, which all you know has been a big thorn in my saddle, is that you know the benefits that they the guaranteed benefits. Grover right and for starters. Whenever the press talks about one of these strikes or arguments, I almost never I can't remember hearing. What do they get paid, what are the benefits. You hear, Oh, they want healthcare benefits like they didn't have any. Okay, they want more health care benefits for important things. They never give you the numbers.
7:42 They never mentioned to you. How are they paid compared to people doing the same work in the real economy. They never do that. And you know what, with Google and chat, GPT and AI, you could do that now. So it's not like there's no excuse for the laziness of the press when they cover, Oh, they need more money and there's a strike, tell us about it. What do you mean, need more money compared to what? Yeah, And the thing is, I wouldn't feel so bad if there was something to show for it, to say, you know, these union jobs and everything, Look at their yield. Look at what they're producing. They're producing one point twenty five more than their you know, than their comparative civilian job, you know, you know, private job. You know, this is disgusting.
8:35 It's usually the other way around. They've been mediocritized. Compare New York to Florida. Florida spends one hundred and one hundred and fifteen billion. New York spends twice that. New York has fewer people a couple million fewer people than Florida, twice as much per capita. That's what they pay. Do they get better schools? No? Do they get better roads? No? What are they get? Bigger pensions for the government employees, bigger pay checks for the government employees, Fewer hours worked in the week, fewer years worked in their life, and a pension that nobody in the private sector ever lives to see.
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13:56 Hey, we're back with you. Bill Martinez here with the President of Americans for Tax Reform. Over quiz rovers we're saying, I mean, it's a heck of a deal. Do you can get away with it? And the unions have been able to get away with it because they have been a voting block. They own these politicians. They know they must have the unions if they're going to get re elected, right. Yes, And the union bosses their interest is in hiring more people always. That's why they have feather betting jobs. The effort to say that you have to have two people in the cockpit of a train when Europe has one and you know, you don't need two people on a train. It's like train can't go, It just goes down the tracks.
14:38 It's not like a plane and or even a car. These sorts of things feather betting where they get an extra person. The reason why the union bosses like feather betting, feather betting meeting, you get to sleep in a feather bed while the other guy does the work is that now they get two union dues. Okay, they don't e how much money you make. They want to know that you're paying more in union dues because that's money for them. And that's the money that they spend on politics to elect politicians that pass laws to require jobs that don't really exist, right, that keep. The feather betting industry alive. And well.
15:22 Trump has reduced to the number of federal employees by over three hundred and thirty thousand, three and thirty thousand. What is shut down? Okay, there was the quote unquote shutdown from TSA, but that was the Democrats not paying them. It wasn't the layoffs. They still have plenty of people. And you go in the airport you could see lots of them. But that's a lot of people that are extra jobs that aren't needed, and some of those go to relatives of elected officials. Yeah, it's so incestuous. And you see all this is starting to come out slowly but surely, Grover, you know, because of ATR and others, you know, like us, who are exposing the truth and realizing. I mean, you talk about affordability. If you got rid of all this waste and fraud, affordability would take on a different complexion altogether, wouldn't it.
16:19 Yeah, No, absolutely, affordability. Too many government employees is why New York is not affordable. New York again, twice as much per capita is spent on government, most of it on highly paid government workers, many of whom aren't necessary. The pay isn't necessary. Florida has all the services New York does, and better. I mean, every couple of weeks, Florida gets flown apart and they put it back together again. New York doesn't have that. They have less stuff to worry about than Florida does. But this this the difference between competently governed states and incompetently governed states. Our friends in Wisconsin under Walker, the governor, Walker reduced the ability of unions to demand more and more money they have since this would have taken place in twenty ten, so now like fifteen years, they say thirty five billion dollars, thirty five billion dollars because the unions cannot demand pay increases beyond the capacity of taxpayers.
17:27 All of a sudden, it's like the world is waking up to some common sense here. Hey, by the way, I don't know if you saw this grow over. This was just reported that US payrolls rise by one hundred and seventy two thousand in May, topping expectations. So to your point, and the good news is is these are all these are private jobs. These aren't you know, government jobs that are adding like what we experienced with four years with Biden. Right in the last year when you would see numbers it said there were this many net job increases. That is a bigger number than you think because they're three hundred thousand plus federal employees that didn't continue working. Then I'll get fired. Some of them just left. But this is what you're talking about, is this is job increases bigger than you think because it's offsetting the government work that isn't the government workers that aren't being paid because they don't need them anymore.
18:26 So what's going on, I mean, you know, everything, because everything's being viewed through the lens of what's happening in Iran. You know, the leftist media anything that they can do to negatively try to, you know, bruise up this administration. But meanwhile, you know, gas is starting to go down again, even even though we still haven't completed the Iran War. You know, things look you know a lot better stock market of course, look at the numbers, my goodness, but we're we're being told a different narrative, so you know, clear that up for us. Yeah, the stock market is telling you that businesses are investing more and working to create more jobs. First of all, you have to have the capital with which you're going to create.
19:11 The jobs and build the factories and so on. And the stock market going up is the people who do this stuff for a living saying we see good times coming and growth coming and more earnings for the American companies and workers. So they're telling us now that things are moving in a good direction. This is very very helpful. Of course, the challenges the Soviet Union is doing less and less. Well in Ukraine. Iran used to be starting wars with each of its neighbors, and that's falling apart. You know, they're not in a position to threaten every one of their neighbors. And we're now seeing Cuba Tator's ship there begin to falter, and Venezuela has stopped being quite as annoying as as it could be. We're looking at it wonderful news that just came out yesterday. There's more oil produced in our hemisphere than the Mid East. Well, yeah, so this is we used to think of, oh, all the oil is over there, and we have a little. We are now pumping more than they are, and we don't really need all the Russian oil because we've got enough here. Thank you fracking, Thank you American technology. Thank you President Trump and the Republican Congress and Republican state legislators. New York could be rich.
20:42 There's fracking in New York. But the Democrat politicians, they say, we don't want our citizens to benefit from fracking on land they own. That's what New York does to it. Coun'd you like to be a farmer and learned that on one side in Pennsylvania, the Pennsylvania farm. You know, all these these Amish guys with the old hats and everything. Right, they got an oil under drown They can still wear the hats, but they probably they don't have color TV's. But anyway, whatever it is they do, they got lots of money to do it with because of cracking and being able to get to oil under the ground. Before that you couldn't reach. Now on the eastern part of Pennsylvania, that's also true. Farmers there have all this wonderful land and they can go down. But across the line, the imaginary line, into New York and New York people are told, no, we would rather feel morally superior, and you can be poor, but by the way, we're going to raise your property taxes.
21:41 Because they've got to find it's just so, it's just so silly what they do. But again, this is why people are leaving these blue states in droves and will continue to do so until the Blue states, you know, wake up and smell the coffee. But they're so they're so driven by the radical left, they're so captured by the left that they have to defy common sense repeatedly. Grover, it's those six stories from San Francisco and La San Diego Contra Costa. Those all tell a very good story of people saying no. And again they were saying no to the best pitch the Democrats and the union bosses could ever put forth, rich CEOs, people who don't live here, you know, just to help people at hospitals, and not exactly true what they're saying, but the best possible case they can make. And people said, we see right through you.
22:38 No. Yeah. So, like we said when we opened up, this is the big canary in the coal mine that could portend to some very positive, positive elections and you know, coming up in the midterms go over, do you think and hope? Well, I think we have a real opportunity both the districting. I mean, we had such bizarre left wing jerrymandering in the country, and all that's happening is that's being undone in some of the red states, not all of them. Two years from now, four years from now, there will be more undoing of democratic jerrymandering. Now because it's the New York Times in the Washington Post, they got all the Republicans are jerrymandering. Wait a minute, the Democrats had set things up so that they had all these positions and could win seats that Republicans couldn't and when that was undone and you took racist Jerry Man by the Democrats out, all of a sudden, they don't have as many congressional districts anymore. They want to argue that we cheated, that we stopped their cheating, and there will be more of that.
23:47 Every ten years more people moved from. California, Oregon, New York, Illinois into red states, and in the next redistricting, in the next census in thirty two, which is just six years from now, there will be another ten congressional districts that move from blue states to red states, another ten Electoral College votes they move. So now whatever we had last time, now we'll have twenty vote margin bigger than we had the last time because of that, and this is going to be very difficult for the Democrats because they've built themselves.
24:32 Into a corner. They can have a hard time winning the presidency or the House, which is why they have to do it sure and vote this November. If they don't win the House in the Senate this November, if they don't win the House and Senate and presidency two years from now, then it's too late for them to seize control, rewrite the constitution, take twenty five hundred and thirteen year olds and put them on the Supreme Court, and then grab power that way. If we can stop them from doing that, then over time we'll go to where we should have been forty years ago. If there has jerrymandering and the racist jerrymandering that the Democrats did. Well, as always Grover, we appreciate the insight. He's a president for Americans for Tax Reform, America's pre eminent center right expert on taxes. The website they can.
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29:18 Nutrition for Patriots, Hey. Good morning lady, you join us Phil Martinez here along with doctor John Samara. Kay, John, how are we doing? John? Welcome Bill. It's been a good week in a number of ways. Yeah, so many ways. Just as a quick sidebar, I just want to know. I don't know if you saw this headline. Of course, it's from the Babylon b says. California announces they have finished counting the votes. Ronald Reagan has won the nineteen sixty six governor's race. Now, of course, more likely they would determine that he'd lost because they got enough alien ballots, so retroactively, all the laws he passed are annult.
30:02 Yeah you think you think by then, yeah, they'd probably be able to fix that one. But you know, hey, they have a little bit of nerve, you know, they go that far. But the other one too, that I love from Babylon being they said Jill Biden assure his nation Joe's old age did not hamper her ability to serve as president. So you know, all those things are cleared to. Up right, Doctor Biden has the prescription that tour. I mean, the Democrats have just got to be going nuts, because I mean, this is going to be a trifecta right. We had one hundred and seven days reminder by Kamala Harrison her book tour. You had you know, now Jill Biden, who isn't a doctor? Well, yeah, I am a doctor.
30:44 He's not a medical doctor. Although doctor Fauci in the way she tried to position herself, would you know, try to have us believe that she had some sort of medical credential. Of course we knew she didn't when as soon as she spoke, uh, you know. And the third thing here, the third slammer on all this, John is uh, you know, uh, Joe Biden to sleep at Joe Biden is supposed to come out with a book of his own. Really, is it going to be one of those empty books that you use as a journal. It'll be one of those books that you go to sleep with or buy, you know, and you don't have to go more than you know, a paragraph or two. Possibly, So I don't know. Anyway, Well, let me mention a great book that just came out, our friend Eric Mantexas's new book Revolution, a six hundred page exploration of the spiritual roots of the American founding, and it is a fantastic read. So I want to recommend that book.
31:34 What a great entry right now leading into our two hundred and fiftieth birthday, John Right, you know, we cannot we cannot remember and stop and remember enough because we've got to. You know. It's kind of like in the New Testament, you know, when when the profits were given bad uh, you know, bad porridge. You know, the answer was we got to get we got to get better porridge. We got to get you know, something to balance out poison. That was that was in the soup. Right. Yeah. So well this Eric's boke new book Revolution. It's it's a great read. It's a lot of fun, but it's also spiritual inspiring. So if you want some summer reading, get hold of Eric Mattexas's book Revolution. You might want to take a look back in my book from a couple a couple of years ago. No second Amendment. No first, it's about the connection between religious liberty and gun rights all through the centuries, you know.
32:27 And the thing is, speaking of your book, I mean, how relative is look at all these you know, countries that are being oppressed and the problem you know, you'll just say Iron for example, they have no guns. Ran what about Britain, ordinary people being terrorized, terrorized on the streets by immigrants, and that you can't even carry pepper spray. It's like it's and in Canada, the women are just there to be raped by these people who come from countries where if a woman's out alone and she's not protected by her brother or her uncle or her father, it's fair game. I'm sorry. That's how it is in places like Pakistan. And when you when you import Pakistan. You get Pakistan exactly. And you know, so how much more of this scenario are we going to have to deal with? John? Just like you said, you know, you import, you know, all these elements from countries that got major issues.
33:18 What do you expect? What did you expect the Somalis to do? Did you expect them to all of a sudden come to America and you know, change their psychology and change their personalities. And they're coming for a country whose specialty is piracy. It's a pirate country, oh, dire, acting like pirates. Imagine that. Well, yeah, I'm shocked, shocked to discover anyway. But all right, there's been some amazing, amazing piece of news this week for people who haven't heard it. Tina Peters is free. Yes, yes, I have a column over a Chronicles magazine, the best conservative magazine in America, telling Tina Peter's story, and I'll just recount it briefly here. She was an election official in Colorado in twenty twenty and she saw evidence of fraud.
34:01 She made a copy of the records to preserve evidence of fraud. Her superiors, especially the Secretary of State, Griswold of no first name, they were in on the fraud. So when they found out and they deleted all the records, they have dominion software. They deleted the records to hide the evidence of vote fraud. When they found out she had a copy, they put her in prison. And the judge made gave the maximum sentence because Tina Peters would not lie and say she believed the twenty twenty election was honest and fear in Colorado. He said, because you continue to maintain this belief by imposing the maximum sentence, that is punishing your free speech, that is punishing your political opinions. Even the Supreme Court Court in Colorado rebuked that. Well, she was beaten up in prison. She was left in the general population with murders and violent felon, other violent felons when she allegedly committed a misdemeanor that involved record keeping.
35:03 She's in the general prison population. She wasn't protected, her health was suffering. President Trump issued a pardon, but it didn't apply to the state crime. So to his credit, President Trump started putting pressure on the state of Colorado with things like federal funds and federal contracts. Finally, the Governor of Colorado, Jared Poulis, who seems like a basically decent guy for a Democrat, to his credit, he commuted Tina's sentence. The Democrats went crazy. They formerly censured Paulus. He can't speak at events. His political career is dead. For letting a harmless old lady who went to prison for doing her job, letting her out early because she was supposed to be there nine years. Nine years for record keeping.
35:49 For a misdemeanor. Exactly explain to the audience the misdemeanor, according to Colorado law, that she broke. She allowed one forensic expert access to the computers so that she could make a copy. That's it. She kept copy of election records. That's it. So in my piece over a chronicles, I compare the persecution of Tina Peters to a famous case in the nineteenth century in France, the Dreyfus affair. It was a Jewish member of the general staff of the French Army who was falsely accused of spying for the Germans. In fact, someone else on the general's staff was spying for the Germans. The army found out he was innocent, but they sent him to Devil's Island anyway because they wanted to protect their own and they were biased against it being Jewish.
36:37 This case is this case of an innocent man falsely in prison tore France apart. It pitted the Catholics against the non Catholics, the army against the bureaucracy. It festered for thirty years. In fact, some of the Frenchmen who collaborated with the Nazis in World War Two had had made their bones become trained as anti Summites in the campaign to keep Dreyfus in prison, even though he was innocent. So I draw the parallels between the drivers this affair and Tina Peters over a Chronicles magazine. I hope people will go over and give it a read. Well. The other thing John to note here is that Tina Peters is out, but I'm told the Colorado son is saying that she cannot leave Colorado without permission.
37:26 She better leave Colorado and never come back because they're going to try to find a way to put her back in prison. This is personal. They need to destroy her in order to demoralize us, in order to stop other whistleblowers from coming forward in the future. She has become a scapegoat. All their guilt for stealing the twenty twenty election. They want to project onto her for exposing it. So exactly, I think Tina Peters should get out of Colorado and never come back. Well, it's the same thing Texas and run for office. It's the same thing that happened with David de Lighton. Right, he exposes what Planned Parenthoo is doing. He gets law faired, you know, probably a half million dollars in legal fees. At least they wanted to send it to prison. They wanted him to write in prison for exposing the fact that Planned Parentode was selling baby parts for profit. Rather than prosecuting's Planned parentifs for breaking the law, they prosecuted the whistle lower. And now look what they're doing with a guy Nick Shirley.
38:21 They're trying to. Pass a law criminalizing investigative journalism. Yeah, it's on supposedly, it's just waiting for final approval in the state Senate, and then it goes to Newsom for approval, and there's no indication that he will not sign that he will actually sign it. Right, So this is what happens in authoritarian states. The left wants authoritarianism, it wants Venezuela, it wants Cuba writ large all across the world, and it wants the free the liberty to steal billions in government money. Look, look look at what they did in Minnesota. Now the JD Vance's Commission is discovering it in blue states all across the country. They've set up an enormous scam for stealing the taxpayer's money and imprisoning people who expose.
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43:19 Welcome back, Go Martinez. Are with John Samerica and again you want to read his new column, his article on Tina Peters at the Chronicles right the website magazine res the website exactly, Johnson. Let me let me, let me, let me give it to you. It is Chroniclesmagazine dot org and the articles called Tina Peters Escape from Devil's Island. John, what does this say in terms of auditing. I mean, we've had problems in all these blue states, well you know Atlanta, you know, just go right on down Georgia, in that Pennsylvania. Whenever there's you know, hey, an investigation and any kind of attempt, you've got to activist judges blocking the activity. You've got you know, these totalitarian activities like in Colorado. I mean, that is such a clear indication that the system is broken, it is loaded with fraud.
44:14 If you have this kind of you know, knee jerk reaction. But what can we do going forward so that we can you know, lift the hood and be able to you know, just basically audit, you know, voting records. Well, we need it past the Save Act, and it's it's Senate Republicans like John Thune who are blocking it. And you have to ask yourself why, And I think the answer is something our friend David Clements, he did the film Let My People Go, Yes. He said, the Democrats cheat in general elections, the Rhinos cheat in primaries. A lot of those people in the Senate, those bad Republicans like Lisa Rokowski, are there as a result of vote fraud. So they don't want to vote fraud cleaned up because they would lose in the primaries to MAGA candidates.
45:04 It's that simple. There is no good reason, there is no legitimate, patriotic, honest reason to oppose the Save AC. Eighty percent of the public bipartisan supports the Save Act. So if you are against it, it's because you want voter fraud. There is no other argument. If you are against the Save Act, you favor voter fraud, you benefit from voter fraud. That's it. And it needs to be made that clear, and any Republican who opposes it needs to be primaried and destroyed. They need to have happen to them what happened to the worthless John Cornyan right here in the great state of Texas. Finally, after decades of uselessness in the Senate, John Cornan has turfed out, and we've got a great candidate, Ken Paxton, who is going to crush the radical leftist, low testosterone soyboy James Tellerico, who the Democrats saw fit to nominate. But it's important to remember James Telerico emerged from total obscurity. Who made James Tallerico the rhinos in the Texas Legislature, the fake Republicans.
46:08 They gave him committee chairmanships, they gave him lots of power, they gave him lots of visibility, and then they said, oh my god, he's a Senate candidate. He's so scary, we have to renominate John Cornyn because he's the only one who could beat this scary monster that we entirely created out of nothing, out of whole cloth. It is. But thankfully Texans Republicans are finally waking up and smelt smelling the bs. Yeah, people in the red est states like Oklahoma and Alabama often have the worst Republican parties. They often have the worst senators. You get why is Lindsey Graham, the Senator from South Carolina. I have to explain this to people. The redder the state, the more corruptest Republican Party is going to be. And here's why.
46:59 If you are greedy and ambitious and on principle and you want to make it in politics, and you're in a very red state, you don't become a Democrat. You become a Republican and you bowl the conservative slogans in order to get into power, but then you govern like a Democrat. So all the incentives in a red state are for hypocrites and phonies to join the Republican Party rather than openly and honestly run as Democrats, because they're not going to get anywhere. Exactly. So, in the same scenario for Democrats, John, I mean, you know these solid blue states and districts that you know, like Nancy Pelosi and others you know running Hakim Jeffreys in that I mean, how are they challenged? I mean they're almost self siloed they're self siloed and render themselves, you know, to the to the legacy of mediocrity.
47:49 So my point is, if you are in a dominantly Republican state, you need to get involved in local politics in your Republican party and find out why your senator doesn't vote conservative, find out why your local Republicans are in bed with the people building mosques and serious cities. You need to get involved. Here in Texas, our Dallas Republican Party was completely run by the George Bush machine for decades and we are fighting tooth and nail, and you have to go to committee meetings and it's a lot of tedious work, which is why it doesn't get fixed.
48:30 But getting involved with your local Republican party and rooting out the rhinos and the hypocrites and the frauds, that's how we saved the country and there's no other way. Well, so much more can be done in terms of a local level. To your point here, John uh, local moves faster it and you can get change and things organically at a grassroots level can be most effective. Right. The Democrats are good at grassroots theft, they're good at grassroots vote fraud, they're good at fake autism scams and fake medicaid and fake hospices. We have to get good at the real, honest stuff. And the churches need to be active in that. The churches need to be more political, not less political, because the Democrats openly want to persecute Christians.
49:21 I edit a newsletter part of Emerald Robinson's substack. It's called Christian Nation. We've got a great piece there by by my friend Joachim aust All going through all the findings of the anti Christian Bias commission that Trump set up, and it is staggering. They sent FBI agents to infiltrate churches. They had dawn rags with rifles by the FBI. Of peaceful under the Trump administration. This is this is Trump exposing what Biden did. Oh okay, all right, I misunderstood. Trump exposing all the things Biden did. But Biden weapon eyed our law enforcement against PTA moms who didn't want transgender porn in kindergarten classrooms. They were labeled domestic extremists.
50:10 They were they were put in the same in the same basket as Hesbla and hamas supporters. Unbelievable. So when when the government, when the government becomes the enemy of the people. The people have to become the enemy of the government, right exactly. That's why we have a that's why we have a first in a second amendment. Oh yes, by the. Way, that's right, the second Amendment. You don't have a first right and John, the thing is is that it gets back. It gets back to the old axiom. People do that which they get rewarded for. Yeah, okay, the Democrats have found the system to be rewarded. But unfortunately the system is corrupt and it's anti American on its face. Right now, they're they're stealing the election for mayor of Los Angeles.
50:51 Yeah. The Supreme Court has an opportunity to weigh in on this, and we're I'm hoping that the massive fraud they're committee in Los Angeles motivates the court to rule against mail in ballots because the mail in ballots are just a recipe for corruption between them and the corrupt election machines which we now know Dominion and other companies like that, we're using software created in Venezuela by the Communists for the purpose of stealing elections. The former head of intelligence for Venezuela, who's now in a US prison has said this. In a letter to President Trump, he detailed specifically how the company Smartmatic, which was sold to Dominion, had software designed to steal elections, and that's what was used to steal the twenty twenty election. And it's coming out. The DOJ is doing an investigation. The facts are coming out eventually, god willing, some of the people who stole the twenty twenty election are going to see the inside of a jail cell, while Tina Frieder Peters is finally.
51:54 Free totally and where she could be able to leave Colora without permit. This is I mean, what kind of country are we in where somebody has to request permission. I mean he needs to get on the next greyhound across state lines, kick the dust off her feet, and not turn back to look at Sodom as it's destroyed by fire. Right, Well, John, you know what you're talking about. I mean, this is what America has been waiting for. We want retribution. I mean, look at Donald Trump. He gets because of what they did with his tax forms. He gets a judgment of one point seven seven six billion, and all of a sudden, that's a big issue and he's got to take it and set it aside. I mean, it'll come back, but he's got to set it aside for the sake of you know, funding ice and doing these things that the Democrats have continually resisted and blocked.
52:47 They don't want people like Tina Peters to be made whole. They want to punish them. They want to make examples of them. The hangings will continue until morale improves. Right, exactly, but still over six of America has the view, John, that the twenty twenty election was stolen. But they've just said, Okay, we realize nothing's going to be done about it, so we're just going to be quiet and we've just gone along to get along, so to speak. But in their heart of hearts, John, they want the truth, the whole truth, and nothing. But yeah, well God willing it will it will. Trump will bring it out and it needs to be exposed.
53:28 The level of corruption on the left is staggering, and they justify it through their false moralistic rhetoric. And when they get really desperate, when you really have tornered a leftist, you know he's on the ropes when he calls you a racist, because that is their trump card, that is their universal solvent. That is like the draino. They pour down the bleach and it's supposed to work. If I call you a racist, you have to surrender, empty your pockets, get on your knees, and for mercy. If I just call you a racist, just the charge itself is sufficient, and you're judge, youry executioner, You're guilty just because I said so. People are so terrified of that they will sell out any principle at all, just in order not to be targeted, in order not to be scapegoating.
54:18 Well, thirty seconds left, John, I'm gonna let you summarize it. The hard left is taking the Democratic Party full stop, write down. Very dark places. But they they're confident, based on what happened in twenty twenty, that they can use government force to terrify us and we will cave in the way most of us caved in in twenty twenty. And we have to let we have to show them that they're wrong. You cannot give them the levels of levers of power back ever again. Never and said we'll leave it there, Doctor John's Americas always appreciate the time. Remind everybody as a parting reminder of where they can see your article. It's Chroniclesmagazine dot Org. It's called Team Peter's Escape from Devil's Island.
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55:49 Eight hundred six nine nine oh three five eight, eight hundred six nine nine oh three five eight eight hundred six nine nine oh three five eight. That's eight hundred six nine zero three fifty eight. Getting America back on track, Bill Martinez Live, Hey. Good morning, six minutes after the top of the r Right now, Bill Martinez here with Judicial Watches, Chris Ferrell, the director of Investigations and Research for JW. Hey Chris, good morning to you, Hey Bill. It's great to be with you. Thanks. Hey. Lots to catch up on one of the big issues that I think people are confused about because the left has been, you know, writing their own story and that's regarding this, you know, Trump agreement to choose transparency over a payout and the left, you know, you just see gray matter from their brains just splattering all over the TV screen.
56:48 Hum. You're talking about the settlement find of about one point I guess eight, well. Seven seventy six, you know, one point seven. I love it. Yeah, you know, it's interesting. There's all sorts of compensation funds that the government has instituted for people for lack of a better term, if they've been screwed with. Yes, that's a technical term. But you know, the Black farmers had a huge multimillion dollar settlement fund created by the Agriculture Department because in fact they had been mistreated or unfairly treated and they had a legitimate claim. And so the government does this all the time.
57:29 Our good friend Katherine Herridge, who's now an independent journalist, but she's previously had been with CBS and Fox News. Catherine went through and did a detailed, point by point example of other instances in history where settlement funds have been created by the government and large payouts have been made because people were able to identify and explain how they have been either shortchanged or victimized by government policy. And so this is no different than a half dozen other fund like it for people who want to bring a claim and say, look, I was mistreated, I did not have an even break, and I'll want to bring a claim. So there's no problem with it.
58:10 Yeah. The thing the problem I have with it, Chris, is that we the people are paying it. That's right, it's from our taxes. I mean, it's not coming out of their salaries. Nobody's paying a price, you know, for their egregious sacks. I mean because some of this stuff, look at some of it. You can give them the ben for the down Say okay, I can see how this mean. But I mean this is nothing short of weaponization and purposeful. That's exactly what it is. I mean, Look, this is the trade or one of the techniques of how business is done in Washington, DC, and that is the punishment, is the process so all they have to do is announce that you're under investigation or that you're being liked at for whatever, and that means you have to go out and to get an attorney. How many tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of dollars?
58:56 Is that right? Yes? And they grind you up with legal process, and you know they'll they'll stick the irs on you. There's all sorts of ways in which the government could grind you up and torture you, and at some point they just they drop the case, they say okay, never mind, they walk away, and you're still stuck with you know, four hundred thousand dollars in legal bills. Well, if you're lucky, right, right, And so that's that's what's trying to be explained here. Or you know, they phony stuff up. They launch your search warrant on your home and your property, and they go through all your computers and your cell phones, they tear up your house and then they say okay, well never mind, and they walk away.
59:38 Well, I mean that's crazy, that's punishment, that's torture. Right exactly. Well, and the other thing I'd like to see happen, Chris, is that there'd be some sense of due process on this, that this needs to be resolved. When something comes up like this, it needs to be resolved in an expeditionary expeditions sort of way, not something that's taking six ten years to resolve. Because you know, just as you said, the power of the government. You know, they're not paying legal fees like you are. It's not a fair fight. They're dragging out. They're going to beat you up by attrition, you know, just just as you pointed out. So getting back to this situation, here's Trump. He gets an award because it all started with his tax returns, right.
1:00:19 Right, They unlawfully leaked the details of his tax returns. Again, it's a political smear job, right. They're trying to make them look like he's a crook or a fraud or you know some negative you know, desire to smear the guy, and so they unlawfully leaked details concerning his tax returns. I mean, it's a racket. It's a government racket to destroy the guy. They did everything under the sun. They tried to jail them, tried to assassinate them, you know, tried to break him, tried to attack his family. And this is just one more instance, it's incredible. I mean you talk about the books they're going to be written down the road, Chris, about all the ways the government weaponized to attack one single figure like Donald Trump.
1:01:04 I mean, what a threat that he must represent to the establishment, that the deep state at all would go after him like this. Right, That's exactly right, which is I think also why he sort of revels in making you know, certainly he has no lack of ego, right, So yeah, when he makes sort of outrageous claims or when he you know, offers, he floats out kind of trial balloon ideas about doing things in part he does it just to torture them back, right, Oh, no doubt, that's been crazy. And so when he says, you know what, there should be a two hundred and fifty dollars bill, and I should be honest, you know, whether it ever happens or not, isn't the point. Well, it is funny. I think this is really this goes to show you the derangement syndrome. You know, their lawsuit was brought to against Trump over the renaming or the additional naming of the Kennedy Center right right, And so of all things, the illustrious US District Court judge Christopher Cooper here in DC, who was appointed by Barack Obama.
1:02:09 He issues in order that says, you know, within forty eight hours, Trump's name must be taken off the building. Right, I mean, you gotta think about this. You have a federal judge issuing forty eight hour edicts to remove someone's name from a building. We have nothing else to worry about, right, There's no other problems for a federal judge to worry about, them removing Trump's name from a building. And this, this shows you the vendetta, right. Right exactly, So then we have to take away you know, somebody's in the legal staff instead of them doing some other business. Now they got to go and respond to this crazy edict, right right right, And this isn't something that's going to be done in forty eight hours either.
1:02:55 No, I mean, and no trial, right, No, No no discovery, no pleadings, just the unilateral decision of a government lawyer wearing a black robe, right, who's a political hack. He gets to decide the fate of humanity based on an accident of political favoritism, meaning a guy who gets supported as a federal judge Chris, is. There any way to stop this or we just have to wait until all these judges punch themselves out and they finally realize nuts enough because you know, the Supreme Court has chimed in a little bit, but not enough. In my humble opinion, number one, number two, Congress needs to step up and start you know, affecting you know, some judicial removement. You know, let's impeach these guys.
1:03:44 Yeah, well, you know, Jim Jordan, call your office, right The chairman of the Judicial Judiciary Committee. In the House is a wall. I mean, he's good at kind of blustering for a moment or two and a couple of snappy soundbites, but the level of follow through is, you know, less than zero. This is part of the charade, the farce that or the illusion, I guess that we have some you know, equal justice. Under the law for everyone. It's a farce. The legal system is horribly broken and it's very one sided that people talking about a two tier justice system. There's really about a three or four tiered justice system out there. And the average person, this is why they don't trust the government. They don't trust the courts, they don't trust the FBI, because they see it's a game, right, it's all just whose side and who gets to control the Xbox. You know, it's like ten year old, it's fire right over a video game, and it's it's exhausting.
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1:09:47 Hey, we're back with you, Bill Martinez here with the director of Investigations and Research for Judicial Watch, Chris Ferrell. Chris, you were saying, Yeah, we. Were just talking about the judiciary, and I was making a very dangerous general is z. But it's good for conversational purposes. Look, they're really high end attorneys, the superstars. They're very busy making money, thank you very much, and they're not terribly interested in sitting on a bench and hearing cases because you know, in an afternoon they can make, you know, more money than a judge gets paid in a month. Right, So the high end guys, the real legal brains, are busy making money. They're really horrible ones are busy selling their services to the public and couldn't get appointed. But there's a sort of a mediocrity, right, personal mediocrity. They're not terrible, they're not stupid, but frankly, they're not terribly bright, and they know where their bread is buttered. And they're sort of partisan political you know, they're amenable, right, they're willing to go along, and so very often, not always, but very often that kind of the rank and file of the judiciary because they're not smart enough to make the really big bucks. And they're not you know, they're not dummies. They're somewhere in the middle, and unfortunately, you know, they owe their their seat on the bench to some politician who's a pointed them and
1:11:17 put him through the system. So it's very frustrating, it's very disappointing. Yeah, the dynamic who quid pro quote continues, right, Nancy Pelosi. Yeah, no doubt. Well again, getting back to the seven one billion, was seventeen seventy six billion, not all total one point seven seven six billion that Donald Trump was awarded. He doesn't take it for himself, Okay, I mean, this is a guy, he's President of the United States, chief executive officer, commander in chief. He's not taken any money from the people. He's given that money away. So in this case too, he sets this aside and says, Okay, we're going to make people whole who have been abused, who've been weaponized, have been the subjects of weaponization of the government, right and so and so the big thing that comes to light is January sixth exactly.
1:12:11 I mean, I can give you one example. A couple retired in their early seventies who they have a small sort of ranch at outside of San Antonio. They were here on January sixth. The wife actually has a hip that had just been operated on, so she wasn't feeling too great. They went back to the hotel. They didn't even go near the Capitol. They went to the over by the White house, and then when people started moving towards the Capitol, she wasn't feeling too great. She wanted to go back to the hotel and lay down rest her hip, and they did. And they even had a card swipe at an ATM showing that there weren't anywhere near the capitol. But somebody said that the husband looked like a guy who might have been in a picture, because you know, there were crowdsourcing a lot of ris protos right right, And so the FBI joined TERRORSM task for show blows through the gate of their ranch. It's a small little five acre like a ranch. Yet in Texas, they blow through the gate, they flash bang the house.
1:13:04 They dragged them out there underwear, only to be told whoops, never mind. So I mean, where do they go? I mean, what are they going to do? How are they made whole for really a horrific, abusive discretion. There's no reason to go after him the way they did. And they kept pointing at the picture telling the guy, this is you, this is you. He goes, you know, is it a white guy in his seventies with gray hair? Yeah? Well, Bill, you know, I mean, how many hundreds of thousands of people could that anyway, You get the point. Yeah, right, It's just it's craziness. And you know they should have a right to come back and say no, make me whole, fix the gate on my farm, right.
1:13:46 Yeah, exactly, at least at least do that and maybe buy some underwear. For me too, Just say exactly, yeah, exactly. What about Ashley Babbitt right there? You have a case where bird the police officer promoted, of course from lieutenant to captain and given a medal, he shoots her dead. Totally unjustified shooting. And thankfully we were able to represent Ashley Babbott's family the estate and get a settlement for her for the family because a police officer was just trigger happy, frankly, and he had a horrible track record professionally with it when it came to handling a firearms. He left a loaded weapon in the visitor's bathroom, Capital visitor center bathroom. I mean, you know, what kind of a moron he shouldn't be trusted with a weapon, right.
1:14:40 Yeah, But the Left made him into a hero. Yeah. I mean, this is the case where there are some fundamental disagreements on who and what we are as a country and what the authority and scope of government and police powers are and it is. It is a fundamental difference. Uh. You know, I I saw yesterday driving around running some errands, a guy with a big sign on the side of his car no secret police, and the ICE and police was highlighted, meaning, you know, ICE doing enforcement rates? What the hell is secret about ICE? Right? Exactly? I mean, if you're an illegal alien, you're probably not too happy about ICE doing enforcement. But other than that, who is supposedly being subjected to secret police activities?
1:15:31 Answer? No, one, right, But there's this narrative, there's this mindset. Uh, you know, they were thrilled with. You know, in Fairfax County, Virginia, not far from where I'm sitting right now, it's something like eighty five percent of the murders, the homicides in Fairfax County are performed by illegal aliens. You know that. The DA and a guy named Discano testified before Congress about two weeks back. It is worth yourwhile to watch. This guy's testimony about how he deliberately and willfully refuses to abide by any kind of ICE detainer, how he turns people loose out of the jails. He turned one guy loose and within forty eight hours the guy killed two people. I mean, this is the kind of revolving door justice. And he's a Soros da yes exactly. He got elected on Soros money, right, And look, this is like I said, there's very different mindsets as to what you know, kind of truth justice in the American way is all about. And some people favor, you know, this Bolshevik approach to things, and others have a much more traditional American point of view that you and I share.
1:16:45 Yeah, exactly. Judicial Watch continues to be vigilant about voter integrity and good news. I guess coming out of California, you know, on the eve of an important mayoral election that's coming up there, you've cleaned up. I think initially when you and I talked, in the state of California was three million. I didn't realize just in La County alone, it was almost probably almost one and a half million, right, yep. Yep, yep. That is exactly correct. And we've done this from state to state around the country. Right now, our grand total is above six million dirty voting rolls, people that are on the voting rolls who are either moved away or they're dead, or they're felons, or there's some other sort of disqualifying reason. And the obligation at the this is normally at the county level, although the state has an obligation to oversee it. But these county voting registrars or secretaries, so they should enroll everybody who's eligible.
1:17:50 But on the other hand, they should double check the list to make sure it's accurate exactly. Well, they usually get very busy enrolling everyone, and they're not usually too good double checking the list to make sure it's accurate and complete. And so we've gone to them and said, look, you need to double check New York City. This is last year, and it's very funny New York City with eight million people. They came back and said to us, well, we've checked our voting roles and we removed five people. Okay, so that's unreasonable, Right, that's a ridiculous number to ob scrub the voting roles. Right, it's got to be hundreds of thousands of people moved dead whatever. I mean, Well, you know twenty percent of the people routinely.
1:18:32 Just check with the mail office. They'll tell you twenty percent of America moves every year. At least right, So. I mean, now, does it take work? Of course it does, you know, is it easy? No? But that's part of the problem. That's the obligation that the registrars and the secretaries of election at various county governments. That's what they're supposed to be doing making because if you don't do that, right, if you have two hundred and forty sent more people registered to vote that even live in the locality, you're asking for gamesmanship, exactly, for corruption shenanigans. I don't want to use the F word and say fraud because that has a very specific legal meaning. But there are other fun and games that you can do to manipulate the numbers and the outcome. And so if the voting roles are inaccurate, how the hell they would you ever know who was actually supposed to show up and vote?
1:19:32 Exactly. Well, Chris Ferrell has always we appreciate the time. He's the director of investigations research for Judicial Watch. Be well, my friend, thank you so much. Take care you bill great. Streaming TV is where it's at. It's not about cutting the court anymore. That's old news. It's all about your customized TV options with the best and cheapest high speed internet and your own TV subscriptions. We've got your dream TV lineup between wired and satellite internet and TV. You now have tons of options, save money and get more internet speed and better TV today by calling the Whole Home Connect, we scan your location and offer you the best TV and Internet options, and we always have specials and promotions, so when you call ask about that take five minutes of your time. Make this free call now and learn how to save money and get better internet and TV for your home anywhere in the US. Make this simple and free call now.
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1:23:44 Good morning, welcome back, Good to have you with us. Bill Martinez here, We've got Linda DeCarlo going to be joining us just a moment. She's with the US Postal Service. She's the senior director of Occupational Safety and Health. We're talking safety and health in US Postal Service because you know, it's a frightening experience when a dog charges at someone and bites. If this has ever happened to you, you know you know what I'm talking about. Well, for mail carriers, think of this. This is a constant concern. In fact, the Postal Service reports that their letter carriers fell victim to dog bites more than fifty two hundred times last year twenty twenty five while trying to deliver the mail. From nips and bites to vicious attacks, aggressive dog behavior poses a serious threat to USPS employees. To emphasize the enormity of this issue, the US Postal Service is reporting the number of dog attacks and bites together as the most prominent threat to carriers. As I mentioned, Linda DeCarlo is joining us now to tell us more about it. Linda, welcome, Michelle.
1:24:42 Good to have you with us. Thank you so much, Bill, I really appreciate the opportunity to talk to your listeners about this really important topic. Yeah, these numbers, I mean, more than fifty two hundred times last year. This is humongous. Yeah, and injurious to break that number down even further, fifty two hundred comes out to about fourteen people getting bit every single day. Wow. That uh, that that's tough. I mean, and especially for US postal carriers because here they are, you know, providing a service and they're there to deliver, you know, deliver the mail to your residence. And you know, this is where dog response, a dog owner responsibility comes into play, doesn't it.
1:25:24 Absolutely? And that's why we have a national campaign. You know, with thousands of dog bites every year, we need to bring focus on how to make sure our carriers are safe. And to do that, we need to engage our customers, your listeners, and we need to make sure our carriers are trained appropriately. It is truly a collaboration between all parties. We have to work together to make an effort to address the problem. You know. The good news is though, that the awareness campaigns are working. We really have had our customers and employees to thank for that. We saw eight hundred and forty two fewer incidences last year, and that's because customers are taking simple steps to keep delivery safe. Really, it comes down to securing their pets, staying aware during deliveries, and making sure that they're alert for our folks on their property well exactly.
1:26:14 And also that you know, as you said, you've approached this holistically. You didn't just blame it all on the homeowner. You're saying, hey, look, we need to train our postal carriers so that they know how to react as well. Right, oh, absolutely. You know everybody's instinct is to run away, right, That's the worst thing you can do. So we start training our employees from the day they're hired. We teach them never to run, stand your ground and face that animal, Use a barrier, use that satchel or anything you've got in your hand. Give them something else to bite beside your leg. Be careful when you're back in a way that you don't trip and wind up getting prone and then more susceptible to attack. Then lastly, you know, keep your dog repellent spray andy, make it a available. It's sitting in the front seat of the car. Doesn't help you when you're out delivering the mail. So we do that basic training and we repeat it consistently.
1:27:09 Well, you know, I'm glad you're here to clear up some of these misconceptions because some people think, oh, well, they're just you know, this isn't really so you know, maybe it's not happening and they're a specific neighborhood because maybe there's not dogs there. But you know, I've been in neighborhoods where you you know, just walking by, you know the dogs and there's signs up there beware of dog in that. But you can tell the dogs are a bit aggressive, and you know, and you don't want to get in contact with them, especially if you're a mail carrier. Absolutely, you know, at the end of the day, dogs are animals and they act instinctively and behave unpredictably. You know, dogs don't understand communication the same way we do. So under the right circumstances, all dogs can bite one misstep.
1:27:55 One wrong move can lead to anybody being injured. You know, leashes and securing your dog are not just about the dog. They're about protecting everybody who's on your property. So let's talk about the responsibility of the dog owner, like, you know, teaching your dog appropriate behavior and commands right absolutely. You know, if your dog is one that likes to jump up on folks, you know, I personally think that that's fun, but it's not fun when it's a stranger. You know, it's not just about the letter carriers that we're talking about. It's also about the most susceptible of our society, the elderly and children. They don't understand what's going on, and if your dog is not behaving appropriately, they won't know what to do. You know, we can't let our animals room free. They need to be secure, whether that's in the yard, behind a fence, on a tether, in a locked room and secure behind a door. That's what's going to help anybody who's coming to your address.
1:28:54 You know, And as I said, it's not just about letter carriers. We all have food delivery. I know, I don't like to cook, so you know, the pizza guy he needs to be protected from my dog at the same time. And that's where we can also leverage some of our technology. You know, I don't know if you're aware, but we have an app called Informed Delivery. This is something that every one of your listeners can sign up for, right and it gives you an alert that you're getting a package delivered to your house today, and it gives you that time to take that action to move your dog to a secure, safe space, be aware that the carriers come into your doorstep that time. Those are the things that we need to leverage in order to make sure everybody's safe.
1:29:36 Well exactly. Well, this is this is good news. You know, we've been seeing informed technology operating in other areas and Amazon, Amazon Deliveries and that sort of thing, and so this is now available with the us Pocial Service. I assume this has been going on for a while already. Right, absolutely, And that's just the one technology that can help the customers. We also use our handheld scanners you've all seen them the most delivery devices. When our carriers scan a letter so that we can I prove it we got delivered or you can track it. It also includes a feature that indicates the presence of a dog at a residence, you know, So it gives an alert like twenty five yards before we get to your house. And it's not saying that your animal is dangerous. It's just making us on the alert. And this is really great, especially as we're entering the summer months. Our regular carrier may not be delivering to your house because he's on vacation with his family. So we've got somebody new who's not aware of your animal and your animal's behavior. This device will give them a notice that just says, you know, Cocoa likes to hide, so be careful. You might not see her, but she's still there, right, And then we can we can go along our business and do what we got to do safely, well exactly.
1:30:48 You also talk about socializing and helping your dog become accustomed to a variety of situations and people. You know, that can be a challenge for dog owners, right. Oh, absolutely, But at the end end of the day, it is important for the dog and for the owner to make sure that their animals know how to behave that we know how to recognize the signs when a dog is under stress or fearful. That's all information that you can get from your local humane society, as well as on our website for National Dog Bite Awareness we have some information on dog behavior as well. Well. We're talking with Linda de Carlos. She's the US Social Services Senior and Director of Occupational Safety and Health, responsible for developing and implementing innovative nationwide safety and health awareness programs. Well, Tea, that's a serious heavy lift that you've been involved with here, Linda, but it looks like you're making a lot of positive headway.
1:31:47 We take the safety of our employees extremely seriously, and the culture of safety at the Postal Service is one that we strive to attain each and every day. Well, you know, speaking of summertime and kids being around, you know, kids see somebody, you know, the postal serviceman's some amazing you know, the postal carriers, they build relationships with people even though they're there just to drop off mail. And the kids, you know, like to come and be a service and help. And but you say, hey, you know, be warned, you know, be careful about children accepting mail because that might trigger your your dog as well. Right, yeah, absolutely, And you know our carriers love that interaction with our customers. You know, we're a staple of the community and we've got friendships and we've got relationships that we've built. But when it comes to a dog that's out with a child, that makes it a different situation, you know. And again it's about the dog doing what the dog's supposed to do, which is protecting their family.
1:32:49 And if I were to approach a small child and you don't understand why I'm doing it, you're going to get defensive. So when the dog is out and your child is out, please just ask your child to wait, let us deliver the mail, get somewhere safe, or wait long enough to have the dog put back inside the house and then we can go have our fun. Well, Linda, congratulations on the awareness campaign. It seems like it is making a difference. So how can the people help in keeping this momentum going and where can they go for more information? Thank you for asking that question, that's the most important part. Please go to USPS dot com slash dog bite Awareness.
1:33:30 At that site you will find all sorts of resources, tools and materials for you to use. We also have a postal blog that you. Can link to from that site, and we have a number of social media platforms, and if you just look for our hashtag dog Bite Awareness, you'll find all sorts of tools and resources. Well, Linda de Carlo, thank you so much for being with us and keeping us informed. Take care, Thank you have. A great day. Every June, T mobile turns up the perks for Number Month, and this year they're going bigger than ever as T mobile celebrates ten years of T Mobile Tuesdays. What started as a bold new way to thank customers has grown into one of the biggest customer appreciation programs in the country, delivering billions of offers, savings, and experiences to members over the last decade. This year, T mobile is introducing even more value with new benefits like free premium in flight drinks on Delta flights, the return of free Dash pass by door Dash, expanded travel and dining rewards, and weekly shell gas savings. Throughout Member Month, Customers can also enter weekly sweepstakes for cash, Amazon gift cards and VIP travel experiences.
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1:38:23 Huh? Just you get dumbfound and you think, just when you think they can't get any dumber or even further left or Marxist or whatever you want to call them, they create a new low or high, whichever way you want to look at it. I guess right, well, this is the result of siloing. You know, they want to continue to silo themselves. And when you do that, you kind of you do reduce your intellectual intellectual capacity because we draw our intellect from contact, from interaction with other people. We may say something and tested out and realize, well, maybe that wasn't the smartest thing to say. Note to self. We make an adjustment and we change the narrative a little bit, but not the left. They just you know, they're bound to determined, and they stay left and keep going harder left, regardless of you know how many you know, it could be eighty ninety percent of the people in the room going what did you just say?
1:39:17 You know, yeah, well, you know you it's ironic. They call everybody that doesn't agree with them Nazis, but they use the Hitler you know, tactic of if you repeat a lie. Often enough people will believe it, so go figure. Yeah, and the bigger the lie, it seems, the more easier it is for some people who have been conditioned to accept the lie. But this is how you get a repeat of the Third Reich and and it's amazing how they continue to use that as a foil, because that's what they've done. This is what This is what identity politics gets you, doesn't it. Well, it's nothing new. It's it's been I've been in this business now for a little over ten years. It's it's projection. It's always been projection. They just always communists, Marxists, far left, whatever you want to call them. They will always accuse their opposition of things that they're already guilty.
1:40:13 Of, right exactly. It's responsibility avoidance. Right, yeah, no accountability. Oh yeah, of course. Yeah, we're just going to deflect it and we're gonna, you know, put it on them and transfer the guilt, so to speak, which they have become like ten degree black belts in that art, have they not? Oh? Yeah, I mean when you for for as long as I can remember, I mean I haven't always been political, but most of my adult life I have. They whether it's through entertainment, whether it's through politics, whether it's just through the media. They let's go with just racism. I mean, at this point to us, obviously it doesn't mean anything anymore because they've overused it so much. But the average person who maybe watches half an hour of news a day, maybe they just hear the sound bites and everything and they just like, oh, well, those people just must be racists.
1:41:10 You know, you just touched on something, Nick, And this has been a question that I've had here recently, especially since the Supreme Court decision kind of sealed the deal. They said, you know, systemic racism, it's not happening, you know, forget about it. You know, we've been working through this for some eight decades and it's become a non issue. And as you say that, I'm thinking, where's the celebration. You know, I would think, you know, here it is, we elected the first black president. Americans of all forum, fashion, and color were out cheering. And I think they were cheering more from the fact that it was a statement that hey, look at you know, the supposed white based country could elect a black man as president of the United States, and that of course the celebration became short lived because unfort fortunately that election proved to be fatal on many issues when it comes to our democracy. But yet here we are regardless where you know, I think the issue is settled. I would think that Martin Luther King, had he been alive today, would have had a big banquet, you know, and and a party in saying, people of all colors come on in, we're gonna we're gonna break bread together, and we're going to celebrate that we can accept the fact that America is no longer a racist nation.
1:42:31 Well look, you know, Obama for the liberal white people, especially liberal white women, who always want to make you feel guilty about everything, Obama, if you think about it, and I got to put it this way, he was their token. You know, the actual racists who say, oh, but I'm not racist. I have a black friend, Like it's the twenty first century, Like you don't need to say that, just say you have a friend. Right right, have to talk about his color? Well look at let's talk about you know, the crazy things that had come up this past week. Well, first of all, before we get into that, I wanted to get your your your viewpoint on Scott Pelly. I mean, how many people do you know. I mean at MRC, they could stand up and tell their boss that I'm not gonna You're not to bust with me.
1:43:22 Yeah, I don't think i'd have it and still survive. I don't think i'd have a job next week if I did that. But you know, Scott Pelly is who we always thought he was. You have to take a line from Dennis Green. He is who we thought he was. Right. And now that you have somebody in charge of CBS like Barry Weiss who's more moderate, oh my god. Anything to the right of communism is radically far right. So you know, the response and everything to this is not surprising from the left. And but prepare yourself, there's going to be more of it because as the the strong, cold hearted grip of the levers of power are being pulled off of these levers and allowing reason to come back into the country, they're going to be pitching morphit. You know, today it's Scott Pelly, you know, tomorrow maybe Jimmy Kimmel again. You know, it's just they don't like anybody moving their cheese.
1:44:19 Right. Well, look at how upset they got with about Stephen Colbert. Oh yeah, exactly. They had a whole love fest and everything. And now since Stephen Colbert has been off the air, I got to hear Bruce Springsteen complain and look like Rachel Maddow every day. It's just, well, you know, what a waste of time. But eventually, because when people are in it, and this is what CBS is proving to themselves, Oh that's right, we're supposed to be making money. We just can't be spending millions of dollars and have such a poor you know, ROI return on investment. Right, Well, they finally remembered that because I've been saying for years now. You have to remember before it is the job of a news outlet to inform you. Their job is to make money. These are businesses, yes, you know, they have to have If no, it's like the you know, the tree falling in the forest, but if there's nobody there to hear, it doesn't make a sound. Well, their sound is money, right, So they need to have eyeballs, and there's there, maybe slowly and maybe not all of them, but they're starting to figure that out a little bit.
1:45:27 Well it seems to be the case. Let's talk about the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary, which is just rankling the nerves of these lefties like al Veshi. I mean, what's what's he thinking about? I feel deep uneasy, he says, about celebrating the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of our so called democracy. He says, huh, well, it's like, listen, excuse me if I don't take the word of somebody who has nothing American about him. He is a Canadian Muslim who is from an Indian family, and he was born in Kenya and educated in Canada. There is nothing American about this guy.
1:46:08 Yet I need to be lectured by a guy like Ali Veshi Belshi about what about we haven't we just we just haven't talked about racism enough. That's the problem, right, Yeah, exactly, And thank you for saying that correctly. I think I mispronounced it, Ali Velshi. And uh, yes, it's is galling that you're gonna listen and take, you know, patriotic lessons from somebody who knows nothing of America and it's all opining. Paul Krugman, on the other hand, Uh, he needs he says, we need a d magnification whatever that is like we had a which is dangerous. This we do know de nazification. I mean, this is dangerous rhetoric on its face.
1:46:51 Well, and it's nothing new. Listen, Paul Krugman has to come out well at least once a year so and and have a sound bite so he can, at least in his head stay somewhat relevant. But I will say, and I don't say this lately. You have to remember these people want you dead, yes, and they're not shy about it. You know what if you don't believe me, ask Charlie Kirk, ask David Dorn, ask Ashley Babbitt. Oh wait a minute, you can't. That's right, No, you're You're exactly right. They've made it. They've made it quite clear. I mean, negotiating with them, I think is similar to negotiating with the Mullahs of Iran.
1:47:33 You know, they just want one or the other. I mean there's no cohabitation. They may talk about, you know, some sort of coexistence, but the only coexistence they would want is just for you to uh as we hear you know in these some of these congressional hearings, shut up. They just say, I want you just to shut up. Well, Al Sharpton is back and uh man again. He is so entrapped and captured by this ideaanity politics and race baitism that he can't get out of his own shadow. He says that Trump's UFC fights on the White House lawn is Trump bringing back the fights for the slave masters quote unquote.
1:48:15 Yeah, the the mini pimp. Al Sharpton back giving us his two cents. Look, this isn't Jengo unchained. Okay there there, There isn't going to be a fight, and then one of them might get a beer afterwards and then have to go back to the plantation. This is what where? What year does Al Sharpton think it is? Look, we all know that Al Sharpton, his whole career is based on race hustling. If there was, if if we if he actually wanted to solve racism, think about it, if there was, if the racial problem as as big as he portrays it to be was solved, he'd be out of a job. Right Well exactly, Well that's what the Southern Poverty Law Center figured out, Right, So they felt that slipping through, and so then they had to make manufacturer context their own context and narrative.
1:49:03 Right, Absolutely, look, these people are going to do whatever they need to do in order to grasp on to whatever small power they think they still have. But what they don't realize is, and it's not like this is something that's new or anything. Racism is tired, Sexism is tired. All these phobias are tired. We don't buy it anymore. Even them calling conservatives and the president and everybody else nazis, that's pretty tired. The difference is the people that actually listen to them are very well radicalized at this point.
1:49:44 Yeah, no doubt, and the influences from outside of the country are clear. Nick and Godess, Senior content creator for MRC Video. Nick, thank you so much, appreciate the inside. Take care be well mere is a pleasure. Thank you, got it. Do you have Medicare and do you use a SEAPAP machine. This is a National Healthcare alert regarding your SEAPAP supplies. Using a clean seapap mask and clean supplies is important to staying healthy. The best way to make sure your SEATPAP equipment is clean is to get new supplies. If you have Medicare, we have great news. Medicare will pay for you to have new, clean supplies. Every ninety days. We'll even do all the paperwork for you to make sure that there's little to no out of pocket cost to you, and you don't even have to leave your home.
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