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You are about to hear the most interesting, informative, thought provoking and funny show in America on air and on the world wide web. This is the Rob Carson Show. This is the Rob Carson Show. And by the grace of God, it is finally Friday. Hope you had a nice week. It's been a heck of a week. Last weekend had the UFC fight on the White House grounds. Despite the caterwauling of the left, it was a magnificent event drawing 150 million viewers, which is 23 million more than the highest ranked Super Bowl. That is gigantic. In a year where, in a time where people don't gather around the the television or the streaming service like they used to. You know, remember that used to be 29 million people watch the finale of American idol. You know, 50 million or 80 million people watch the the end of the last episode of MASH and Cheers and Friends and all of that. And 150 million people went on Paramount plus and watched that. And that is a metaphor for America rejecting the nonsense of the left and embracing the pride that we have in our country. Not because it's Pride month. Stop it. That's a whole different kind of pride. It's because we're proud of America and we're proud of America as founded. We've had enough of the nonsense of the left. There you go. And the feminization of the culture. Nothing against being feminine. God bless women. I love them, love them, love them. You can be a feminine man. I don't even care. But when you Demean masculinity as toxic. Then you demean fatherhood and. And husband being a husband and all of these things. All of these things. I just think of my daughter's living with me, by the way, this summer. It's fantastic. She's a. She's feminine. Okay. She's. She embraces femininity. She likes girly stuff. She does. It's fantastic. And. But she is. And I was just thinking about. She can kick my rear end with comedy. And it's. It's, you know, I do this for a living. Okay. I have. I've honed over. I know it doesn't seem like it, but over decades, I have honed my comedic prowess to bring you this program and all. My daughter can kick my butt with one line, and we just give each other crap all the time. It's so fun. Oh, if you could. If you could see the reactions that we have and how she just annihilates me. It is. It is spectacular. I'm very, very blessed to have her here this summer. And, you know, and of course, my son stayed with me for about a week, and we enjoyed being together. And I'm grateful for him as well. He's a professional in Kansas City. And. And I'm just so blessed to have them in my life. Father's Day is coming up, obviously, so there you go. Yesterday, the. The Barack Obama Library and Learning center opened in Chicago. A lot of people in the area where it's. It's been built who've been displaced, and all, of course, the dead Native Americans whose land it was built on not too happy about it because they built the dang thing. They hired a bunch of minority contractors and they haven't been paid. There's that. Here is Carl Higbee last night talking to. Are you ready for this Omar Sharif? No, not him. He's dead. Remember Omar Sharif, the actor? He's a fantastic actor. Here he is talking. Omar Sharif is the head of the black contractors in Chicago, and Barack Obama made him work without paying them, which is so ungodly. Ungodly. Ironic. President of African American Contractors Association, Omar Sharif, who has several subcontractors who, you know, they own private companies that have approached him with unpaid invoices. Sir, I appreciate you taking the time. Yeah. The. The head of the white contractors is Charlton Heston. You know, having been in infrastructure construction myself, I understand the use of subcontractors and not paying a bill can devastating to one of these businesses. Well, thank you for having me, Carl. You know, I really appreciate this Because a lot of our contractors are hurting from this ordeal that took place on the Obama Center. They was happy to be involved. What is Barack Obama done for the inner city black kids in Chicago? The murder rate is still as high as ever every weekend. There's always constant murder and shooting and all. What has Barack Obama done? Other than showing up yesterday with Bono and every celebrity wants to kiss his rear end. What? What has Barack Obama done? Nothing. Everybody was ecstatic. Some of my members was involved. They came to me four months ago, we want to help build the Obama library. And told me that they were sorry, library having some difficulty. So I sat in the conference room, I asked him what difficulty was it. They clearly explained that they were dealing with cost overruns that they was forced to do and they did not get financial covering for it. And so they asked me to speak about it. And so I asked them, do they ban me using their name. They told me that they had a non disclosure agreement and I was afraid that they would get sued and they would lose everything. Here, here's the deal. The thing cost, it was $500 million over budget and they had no money to pay for it. Nobody gave to the foundation to build it because he wasn't a great president. Joe Biden doesn't even have a million dollar for his library. He's going to have a bookmobile. If he's lucky, he's going to have a bookmobile. Here's Victor Davis Hansen on Barack Obama's legacy. What exactly did Barack Obama do? Pretty much nothing. I would appreciate him if you just tell me what he did that we should appreciate. I mean, Obamacare is down to what, 17% of the population? It was an utter failure.
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people say, well, the Iran deal. Yeah, the Iran deal led to nuclear proliferation at the rate. I mean, it didn't. It just expired in 2000, I guess, 25. But it was a pathway. They admitted it, that they were cheating on it and there was no way to guarantee any compliance. What exactly did he do? Race relations in the country absolutely were destroyed. And it wasn't because Americans hate black people because they elected him twice. It was because he did it. He did it. You know, starting in 2012, the SPLC worked with the Obama administration, the Biden administration, to divide us, to make us feel like white supremacy was the biggest threat in America. And he did it on purpose. He did it on purpose. That's what he did. There's no doubt about it. You want to debate it, call me. I don't even care. Here's Rob Finnerty on the diverse contractors that were hired who haven't been paid. And part of the reason this project was five years behind schedule and 500 million doll over budget. Yeah. Is because Barack insisted on hiring minority architects and contractors and electricians and plumbers and bricks. Nothing wrong with that. But they got to be the best players. And you get it. But instead of hiring, can't be hired just because of their skin coloring.
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He hired the most diverse. Yes. Not only some outstanding contractors, but also one of the most diverse workforces that we've ever seen on. That's important. Major project in Chicago. He said something to the effect I only want. Want dei. I only want woke. He wants woke people to build it. Well, he got woke people and they have massive cost overruns. The job is stopped. Half a billion bucks. I don't know. It's a disaster. Yeah. The left hate that man because he is absolutely right. Yeah. Ironically, many of this diverse coalition of the incompetent are still waiting to be paid. Yeah. I know. They haven't been paid. Which is really ironic if you think about it. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Because, you know, there were another group of people of color who weren't paid for their labor. So it's just perfect. I mean, honestly, it is just perfect that that has happened because it's. It's. God has a sense of humor. God has a sense of humor. And that's what it's exemplifying. How awful the Democrat Party, how on the wrong side of history they are. Here is. Here is the president, former President Barack Obama, shredding the founding, of course, because he hates America is founded and did everything he could to usher in a Marxist communist revolution to destroy the country. It's true union. The founders fell terribly short of the Declaration's promise, leaving slavery intact. Yeah. You know, because slavery was the way of the world. There were some colonies that did never. Never had slavery at all. And it took years to get to the point. And then, of course, there was a Civil war where hundreds of thousands of people died and millions were injured to free the slaves. Allowing states to restrict the franchise to white country did that to free slaves and who own property. But in drafting a constitution and a Bill of Rights, they did have the foresight, the genius. Oh, well, thank you so much for that. To provide us with a framework that allows each generation. Did he say flame work? No framework to make our union more perfect. Yeah, sure. And over more than two centuries, through petitions and protests, marches and strikes, moral appeals from the pulpit. I Just can't hear his voice anymore. My God. I just can't take it. Can't do it anymore. Nope. Be. Nope. Although he did actually support antifa. He listened to this. So the violent mob In Minneapolis, now 15 of them are under indictment for attacking ICE officers. This is what this, this guy decided to do at his 500 million dollar over budget library that where, where minority contractors are being stiffed and going bankrupt. He had to throw this in. And businesses that are finding new ways to make housing affordable in those ordinary Democrats have made housing unaffordable in places like New York and Chicago. People in the twin cities who break frigid temperatures risk their own safety. Yeah. Standing shoulder to shoulder to look out for their neighbors. Now to attack ICE agents sometimes look out for strangers because they knew that was the right thing to do. Yeah. Let's go ahead and hear some of those glorious people that he's talking about here. Yeah. So demean the the founders and then celebrate these idiots. This is why the endowment for the library doesn't have any money in it and it's $500 million over budget. I need help. Shame on you.
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Shame on you.
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Yeah. Nice. Let's take a break, shall we? This is the Rob Carson show. For 250 years, Americans have believed in one powerful idea. That we were meant to live free. Free to work hard, free to move, free to enjoy life without being held back. But if everyday aches and pains are slowing you down, might be time to declare your independence from pain. I take Relief Factor. There's a reason why at my age I'm able to crush it at the gym and ride 30 miles on a mountain bike on Saturday mornings. Relief factor. It's 100% drug free research based formula designed to help your body fight inflammation, one of the root causes of pain. It's not a quick fix or a temporary mask. It works from inside out at the source. Relief Factor was created so people could get back to living life on their terms. Walking, working, exercising, enjoying the moments that matter. This year as we celebrate 250 years of American independence, take a stand for your own freedom. To commemorate, they're offering a special patriotic price. Just $17.76. Yeah. Your $17 76 three week quick start is ready for you. Visit relieffactor.com or call 800-number-4 relief relieffactor.com or 800 for relief. Who would not want voter id? Only somebody that wants to cheat, of course. Duh. Do you know why I know? Because I'm not stupid. Here is a vomitus Performance from Bono yesterday at the Obama Library and Learning Center. You singing about Michelle Obama. Excuse me. I shouldn't have eaten. Okay. I can't do that anymore. My Lord in heaven. Here's Jesse Waters on the Obama Library in lyrics. Finally, the moment everybody had been waiting for. The doors opened. The crowd walked in. Yes. Looked around and walked out. That was it. One critic said the collection of historical artifacts is so few it could fit in a suburban living room. We're hearing it can get through. Look, there's a. Remnants of a blunt from when he was in the Chum Gang building. In less than an hour, one section devoted to Obamacare. There's the bike he rode sidesaddle on. It's just the copy of the first and last page of the bill. Another exhibit, a campaign staffer. Cell phone from 2007. Oh, my God. Is that a cell phone? A critic said most of the stuff should be in a junk drawer or a landfill. There's a nail clipper. The library does have a basketball court. Barry insisted. Knee pads walked in, fell over and wept. I walked up, a couple people said when they walked upstairs, they said they were crying the whole time. And I looked at him, I said, I'm good. Got up there, literally started tearing up. And I think everybody feels that. Okay, now I'm going. I'm going to have to vomit now. If I can make it through the rest of the break, then I will be very lucky. Just breathe. Just breath. Okay, let's talk about other stuff. I think we should talk about other stuff. I don't know if you do this, but, you know, it's. It's Pride Month. Did you know it's Pride Month? Do you have any idea it's Pride Month? I don't know. Just go ahead and walk downtown. There's probably a gay crosswalk, a rainbow crosswalk where you live there. Somebody's going to tell you. Last night we heard the. The. What was this. This game? This team, the. The Southern Maryland Blue Crabs was supposed to have marked the. The revolution. The revolution is the team that decided to boycott a bunch of the players because they wanted to make them wear these rainbow jerseys. Because, you know, it's Pride Night, and it's so important to gay people that the baseball players they go to see wear rainbow color. Okay, sure, whatever. Maybe they're just there to see a baseball game. Whatever. Anyway, so Thursday night's game was a forfeit because the players said, we're kind of done. President and GM Ben Shibley said the. His manager told him Tuesday that fewer than nine players on the 28 man roster. The minimum needed to fill out the lineup was were willing to play. And this is what the management said. Because they're so terrified of the gay mafia. Unfortunately, several of our players have refused to wear the schedule Pride Night jersey. And the club decided that hosting the event is more important than forcing players to wear jerseys. They went ahead and did the hot dog special they wanted you to anyway. They're not comfortable with playing the game out of as a result, out of respect for the Pride community because we're so terrified of them and the New York community as a whole. The New York the York Revolution. The York Revolution is what the name of decided that the game on Thursday, June 18th was forfeited. They called it a rain out and everybody knows of course it was raining men. But they decided to get. Here's this piece from John Stossel I shared yesterday about the Pride Mafia.
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I am a lesbian, a dyke, non binary or genderqueer.
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Why does a rideshare come produce videos with people saying they are out and proud? For the same reason a defense contractor funds this float. They know doing these things will help get your company a perfect score on something called the Corporate Equality Index. Yeah, it's really grotesque actually. And people are actually kind of getting sick and tired of it. Outside of a few random sightings, I barely noticed the left's holy month of Pride at all. Something tells me this might just be the worst Pride month ever. Please cue the sad music. A once popular Pride event in Grand Rapids announced it was canceled this week after hearing from typical sponsors that they can't spare the cash. They're all homophobic. We don't have any cash, any money left or for Pride. Phoenix Pride are filing Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Since the administration took office, we've seen a really sharp decline in a lot of our support. LGBTQ bars across America are disappearing.
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That number of bars fell 37% because
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you couldn't put the dang name on the the marquee. There's an LGBTQIA ran out of there, you know. No room on the marquee inside California's gay certification program. In California state, Democrats have embraced another kind of favoritism, contracts for state certified gay owned business. But you've got to go through, pardon the expression, rectal exam to, you know, to, to become. This here is Rob Finnerty last night on Newsmax talking about the gay certification. Literally they're making people prove they're gay to get state contracts. And by the way, that's illegal. I can show you exactly how to
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source diverse vendors using my handy Dandy tablet.
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Let's go to the supplier clearinghouse.com this,
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this is the perfect place to find
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every classification of diverse vendors that you can imagine.
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Let's take a look. Diverse businesses are easy to search for and engage.
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That's an example of what's happening in California right now. That's a training video from San Diego Gas and Electric. They tried to take it down because people are showing this to the public. It's featuring what the company calls their ambassador of excellence to help companies find diverse LGBTQ plus Iowa businesses. Gross. As something called the Supplier Diversity Program expands. Originally meant to increase opportunities for female and minority owned businesses back in the 80s in California. But under Gavin Newsom the program was extended to include gay owned companies. Yeah, and it's discriminatory. Here's Rob Finnerty on what you have to do to prove you're gay to get a contract from the government because you're gay. Jillian. It's almost a billion dollars. To qualify for certification quote companies must check at least one box on a 13 item checklist. This is real. Includes providing a copy of the owner, same sex marriage, civil or union, domestic partnership. The clearinghouse also accepts a letter from an attorney or a doctor or three letters of reference from personal contacts on their company letterhead who can vouch and attest to their gay status. Here Jillian. Three letters of reference. This is Jillian Michaels response to all this. She's a gay person.
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I honestly thought this was a joke. I have an exceptionally liberal publicist who I happen to adore and when she passed me the link for this story, she didn't think this was real. As a gay person who is married with a family, we have equal rights. I promise you that gay businesses in California are not suffering in any way. All of these people that allied for you when you ask them to and you shove this stuff in there face it is a huge mistake. And I am asking honestly gay people to stand up and say we don't need this. This is going to create hostility and anger towards the gay community. This is counterintuitive. It's Gavin Newsom virtue signaling at our expense and we have to stop this.
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And it's infantilization and it's an insult to the gay community if anything. And it certainly is an insult to the business community at large. And Gavin Newsom is in so much deep doo doo. It's, it's, it's like, I mean no amount of hair gel is going to help him. Let's Take a break and come back. Mary Walter joins us next. Don't go anywhere.
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But there's something about Mary that they don't know. Mary. There's just something about Mary which is exactly what her is name. Neighbors say when she walks by their house, they. They say the exact same thing. It's like, well, there is something about her. I don't know. Hi, Mary. How you doing there? Just let her walk by. Just let her go. Hello, Mary. Walter, how are you?
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I'm good, my friend. How are you?
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I'm glorious. I am absolutely glorious. You know, it is. It's Friday and had a good week here, you know, did you see that the UFC fight had 23 million more viewers than the. The biggest super bowl in history?
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I couldn't figure out how to watch it. But you had to have Paramount.
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I don't have Paramount.
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Watch it anyway.
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Yeah, Paramount plus Paramount plus. But think about that, Mary. 150 million viewers on a network you had to pay for versus the super bowl being free. I just think it's kind of remarkable. And I think people are kind of done with, you know, calling masculinity toxic and hating America and hating patriotism. I really do believe. Have you been watching some of these videos of people coming in for the World cup and just loving America?
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Oh, a hundred. I've become one of those people who spends all their time on their phone because I get sucked into one video and then the algorithm just sends you to another one. To another one.
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Yes, yes, yes.
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It's ridiculous. And I've learned that apparently there's a huge market in the rest of the world for ranch dressing.
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You know, that's what I heard. I really. They don't have ranch dressing in, like, Great Britain and this is a big deal to them.
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It's not just Great Britain. It's everywhere. I was watching Italians, French, none of them have it. And it's this huge thing that. I don't know, it's this big Thing. So they were. TSA was put out a statement saying that if you're gonna bring ranch dressing home, you have to put it in your checked luggage.
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That's true. That's true.
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Carry it in your carry on. And they're confiscating all these bottles of ranch. But, you know, it's funny, my friends from England once asked me, well, what's in it? And I'm like, that's a great question. I don't know. I'm like, buttermilk?
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Yeah, butter.
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A bunch of spices. I don't know.
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Buttermilk. And a packet of Hidden Valley Ranch salad dressing.
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Well, that's the thing. I'm like, just buy the powdered stuff, guys. You can get a big container of the powdered stuff at, like, Costco and BJ's, you know, the Sam's. You can get powdered, and then you just take it home and mix it with buttermilk.
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I think it's just kind of cool to watch, like, Brits having barbecue for the first time and their eyes rolling back in their heads, or biscuits and gravy, or this one the other day. And I mean, how bad is food in Great Britain? And nothing against Olive Garden, if you like Olive Garden, but there was a woman online, a great Brit, and she is eating fettuccine Alfredo at Olive Garden with the all you can eat breadsticks and salad and all that. And she said it's the best thing she's ever eaten in her life. And again, nothing against Olive Garden, but if that's the best thing that you've eaten in your life, how. How is food in Great Britain?
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Well, yeah, they don't. They don't spice anything. Great Britain does not use spices. Salt and pepper. That's it. But what bothers me about all of this is they're going to. And no shame, but they're going to all the chains. They're going to Chili's. They're going.
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I know, I know, I know.
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They're going to, like. They're going to all the chains. And I'm like, oh, man, there are so many great restaurants that are mom and pop owned, that are holes in the wall that are so much better than some of these other restaurants, but that's what they'. To all the chains that they've heard about. So I'm like, whatever.
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Well, I just think it's neat that they are loving the fellowship that people have. I'm sure you maybe have seen me dancing on King Street. That video has kind of taken fire because people are in town.
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What am I to say, Rob? First of all, you had a cameraman. You had someone film you for you?
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No, it was my friend. It was my friend Nick who was just taping it. It's. There are several other videos that Nick taped, and that just happened to be one of them. And she shared it with me. And she shared.
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So you had someone. You had someone record you exactly as I just said.
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But let me just say that you always think that you're dancing better than you're dancing until you see the video, and then you're like, oh, God, what the hell was I thinking?
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Well, yeah, but yet you posted it anyway. That's all.
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Yeah. You know what? Because you know what? I'm a joyous person, Mary. You should know this by now. I am a very joyous person. Let's talk about other things, because there's many things that you would mention. Sauerkraut diet. What is that all about?
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Okay, so apparently everybody in the administration is on this sauerkraut diet. And the weird thing about. First of all, I love sauerkraut.
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Me, too.
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The thing is, when we were in Israel, we learned that. So a lot of their food there is pickled, Right?
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Because. Fermented and pickled. Yeah, you bet.
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Right. So it's fermented and pickled. So apparently there's something about putting fermented vegetables with meat. Oh, that is supposedly very good for you. So when you get a hot dog with sauerkraut. Well, not there, but they make this thing called an Israeli salad, and it's got fermented and pickled pickled vegetables in it. I don't know what's in it, but they always put it, like, in some kind of falafel or some kind of whole or something with meat with some kind. Whether it's turkey or chicken or beef or something, they always put it together, and it's supposedly very, very good for you. So they're all using it. And also, sauerkraut has zero calories. So if you're eating a lot of sauerkraut and you're filling up on that, you're filling up on water. So it' sit has no calories. It's like filling up on celery.
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Yeah. Well, also, I'll mention I've been watching this guy online, and he has this sardine diet and all this, and I'm not gonna eat just sardines, for God's sake. But kimchi. Kimchi is the Asian version of. It's a pickled cabbage. Marvelous. By the way I love kimchi, my ex wife hated it because it smells. Yeah.
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Yes, it stinks.
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I just love kimchi. I think kimchi is spectacular. And I love sauerkraut as well. You would also mention Commodore is going to bring back the flip phone.
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Yeah. Remember Commodore? Commodore 64. Remember that?
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Commodore 64.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, their bag is called the Commodore Callback 8020. It's a vintage phone rebuild. Re. Damn it. It's a vintage phone reboot. And they're calling it a retreat from black mirror technology. And it's designed to help you spend less time staring at a screen. So it has no apps, no app. Yep. It's, it's, it's going to be available later this year. And if they said it helps facilitate digital detox, they have patent pending technology that will block web browsers and social media.
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Wow. I think that's, I think it's actually kind of cool. It's almost like Amish version of a phone.
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Right? Like one of those phones you actually have to dial. Yeah, it does have. It does however offer Internet connectivity if you do want that. But they say, you know, it takes away the risk of screen addiction because you can't have apps.
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Do you like talking on the phone?
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Do I like talking on the phone?
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Yeah. No, the other person I'm talking to.
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Well, I thought you said you. I thought you said. Well, I don't know if you know this, but you speak very rapidly. No, I thought you said I on the phone.
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Meaning, you know, do you.
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Well, sometimes I prefer texting. Sometimes I prefer talking because if I'm texting someone who's a talker, then I know I'm never getting off the phone, so I want that person. There are other times though when I'm going back and forth and I'm like, you know what, we could solve this in approximately 90 seconds if we just speak to each other on the phone. So then I call.
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I usually don't like talking to the phone, but I have, I have someone who I've been talking to quite a bit on the phone and, and I have actually enjoyed. I've enjoyed the conversation. A lot of times I don't like to talk on the phone, but on the way. Mary, I've got a bunch of stuff for you including.
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Wait, wait, hold on, hold on. When you're talking to that person, is there like bomb chicken wild, wild music in the background?
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Always on the other side of the break, the most bizarre mini bar items around the world. Okay, we're going to talk about that. Among other things with. With Mary, including. Including intimacy kits. Hello. Hello. We're going to cover that on the other side of the break. Don't go anywhere. More with Mary Walter in one moment. You can follow her on X at marywalterradio. And better that you follow her than having her follow you. I've been there. It's weird. Anyway, Mary Walter radio on X. Buy gold. Put some silver in your pocket. I know you're thinking, everything's so bloody expensive right now. How am I going to buy gold? How about you look at that 401k from a previous, you know, employer and say it's not doing anything. How about I just invest in gold? That's what I did with my IRA, my 401k from selling cars. It was just laying there like Joe Biden on a beach chair. Anyway, right now, Birch Gold giving you a special American 251 ounce silver round for every $10,000 you purchase by July 10th. Ten years ago, ounce of gold was 1200 bucks. Right now it's about 4500. It's fantastic. Text Rob to 989898 to take advantage of a free America 250 silver round with qualifying purchase before July 10th. Again, text my name, Rob, to the number 989898 for Birchgold. You know me as Kevin Bacon, but on Wednesday, I'm Kevin Bean. Because Wednesday is beans day. The day we swap meat for beans. They're packed with protein and fiber. They keep you full longer, you save money. And animals, they're just beans till you realize how many animals they spare. Why? Why is Kevin Bacon. I mean, it's ironic that his name is Kevin Bacon promoting replacing meat with beans on Wednesdays. Mary, help me out with, I don't
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know, you don't want to play it.
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And here's the deal. Doesn't methane cause global warming? Climate change. Go ahead.
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Beans are protein. I get it. Beans are protein, but they're also carbs.
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Yeah.
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So that's why a lot of people don't like to replace meat with carbs. I also think there's a big movement in this country going back to meat, going back to beef and chicken and all that stuff and protein, protein, protein, protein, protein. People are really big on that. And yes, you can get protein powder, you can get protein bars, etc. But a lot of people just want to just go to Mother Nature and not do the artificial stuff.
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Have you noticed all the stupid things with protein? The other day I was, I think Costco, they had protein pasta Sauce. I mean, do I really need protein pasta sauce? Everything's got protein in it now. What the. What? Really? Really?
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Well, I actually just had some protein powder in my coffee this morning, but
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yesterday I do that.
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I had a protein soda. They make protein soda now.
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Oh, dear God, woman. How much protein do you need? Are you going to bench press a Toyota? What the heck?
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I didn't have them both in one day. I had. Today I had the protein powder on my coffee. And yesterday I was running around and I couldn't, I couldn't do a lot of stuff. I was just crazy busy day. So I took the protein soda with me.
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I've got this protein powder coffee, by the way, and I, I have this protein powder coffee and what I do is I take cold coffee like Stoke or these other ones, you know, and I'll fill a big, you know, 12 or 14 ounce glass with it and then I'll add a big old scoop of the protein powder coffee. Didn't realize that every scoop of the protein powder coffee is two shots of espresso. And it was like, whoo, yeah, yeah.
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Lord knows you do not need any kind of stimuli.
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I know, I know, I know, I know. Do you ever. And listen, I, I don't recall the last time I stayed in a hotel room that had a mini bar. You know, you get a little refrigerator. I just, I don't know, I don't
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have mini bars anywhere. Maybe it's the more high end places. I think it is we consider a place high end. If we can go downstairs and they have that machine where you can make your own waffles.
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Yes, yes. I love that thing. It's fantastic.
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We're all excited. We're like, oh, this is a high end motor. Guess what? They have this thing downstairs you can make your own waffles.
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I love it. And you got the little, you know, the chafing dishes with the sausage and the eggs and. Oh my God, you're living large, baby. You are living large.
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And the bacon so thin you can read the paper through it.
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Whatever works. Whatever works. It's free. That's the most important thing, Mary. Free. Free makes everything good. So here are some of the. These are obviously high end places. Intimacy kits in some. Not the vibrating bed like your parents used to, to, you know, they used to. Used to be like the vibrating bed was a big deal a long time ago before you and I were renting hotel rooms. Oddly enough, it's Sir Richard Branson's virgin hotel. They offer lovers intimacy kit with what you. What you'd expect things that, I don't know, run on batteries and, you know,
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are slippery, you can buy, you get. You. I don't really want to go too far into this because I'm flying. I fear where it's going to take me.
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Is that a toothbrush you're using in there? Honey,
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I see a minefield ahead. So, like, I get. Okay, like condoms? Okay, fine, sure, yes, but like devices like. Like how down the weird road does this go?
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I don't know. I don't know.
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They put it in the draw next to the Bible from the Gideons.
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I hope not. I hope not. Other places have. For instance, at the Omni, Royal Crescent Hotel, New Orleans, they have a Love Voodoo kit. Contains a stuffed doll, pins and instruction manual. You know, if a woman breaks out the Love Voodoo kit when you're in the same hotel with her, I would get the hell out of there right away.
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Yeah, I think that's just a kitschy thing. Besides, those are how many. How many Love Voodoo kids of you are floating around out there? Love voodoo dolls?
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Oh, dear God. There are probably plenty of women have voodoo kits with my face on it. I know one woman particularly. That said, let's move on. Room bar, the world's healthiest in room snack banquet at Equinox Hotel in New York. They've got 80 nutrient rich snacks targeted toward and vitamins and supplements. Doesn't that just sound like a party waiting to happen?
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Well, I guess it's better than junk, right?
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I suppose. I suppose.
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You know, listen, if you can afford to eat out of the mini bar in New York, you can probably. You know, you might be one of those people who says, I want something a little bit better than, you know, six Oreos that are gonna cost me $85.
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Yeah, plus also after you use up the intimacy kit, you might need a protein bar.
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It depends on who you are, but yeah.
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All right. All right. On that note, we have to say adieu, Mary Walter. Tell everyone where they can find your awesome work.
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Just look for me on Mary Walter Radio. Especially on X. That's where I post my sched. I'll be on news next. Next week. News next tv. And I'm all over the place on the radio too.
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Of course you are as well. All right. All right, girl. Have a glorious weekend. All right, thanks.
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You too.
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All right, let's talk. We'll talk later. Let's. Let's take a break. This is the Rob Carson shows in Mexico to stop drugs. It's okay with me. Boom, boom, boom, boom, bang Bang, bang, bang. Boom, boom, boom, boom. All right, so I might have to do a little boom boom in, in Iran because they're being, you know what? And I love it. I love it that the IRGC and these idiots are so proud and so fanatical that they are asking for insurance fees for passing through the Strait of Hormuz and firing on ships. Unleash hell, Mr. President. End them. End them. That's the only way this is going to work out is if we end those people in power at the irgc. And that's just all there is to it, honestly. And it took a day. I love that they're so bloody stupid. Proud that they're doing this crap. They're doing this crap. The doj. DOJ has opened an inquiry into Major League Baseball over the San Francisco Giants players Pride Night protest because they didn't want to have to, you know, wear Pride Night uniforms. And so they put Bible verses on their, on their hats because they're sick and tired of this nonsense. I think I've got a little bit on this. Hold on one second. Major League Baseball in hot water, they're claiming. This is Harmeet Dillon talking to Todd Starnes with Newsmax. This is just about a uniform policy, but a lot of people out there, many people up on Capitol Hill, see this as targeted harassment against Christians, what say. And Muslims, by the way. They're not too crazy about the gays and all that. And they, in Islamist countries, they throw gay people from roofs and stuff.
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Well, let's look at the legal framework under Title vii, which is administered for private employers like, like Major League Baseball teams by the EEOC or public employers, which I administer at the Civil Rights Division. It is illegal to treat employees differently in their terms and conditions of employment, promotion opportunities, hiring, et cetera, on the basis of protected characteristics. And religion is one of those protected characteristics under our federal laws. And so that doesn't automatically mean that the Major League Baseball employers are in
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the wrong here, but what it means
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is if they're treating people of faith and face based in their faith based messages on their hats differently than say, employees who want to have pins that are LGBTQ or other types of messaging on their hats and they tolerate that. In other words, if they're applying that uniform policy in a discriminatory manner, that definitely could be the basis of an employment discrimination claim.
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Yeah, I think that we've kind of reached peak tolerance. And I'm, I'm, we're still tolerant. Don't get me wrong. Wrong. But when you, when you force people to believe a certain way or force a Christian to wear something. And it also just makes you look stupid, like pride sleeves, rainbow sleeves on your uniform. It's emasculating for particularly male athletes and an unnecessary and utterly, utterly ridiculous among other things. Coming up, Tulsi Gabbard on a way out exposes the criminality of Anthony Fauci. It's gigantic and it's coming up next. The Rob Carson show is presented by
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