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Commentator 1
Hold it now.
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Co-host 1
You are about to hear the most interesting, informative, thought provoking and funny show
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Rob Carson
in America on air and on the World Wide Web.
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Co-host 1
This is the Rob Carson show and
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Rob Carson
by the grace of God, it is finally Friday.
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Commentator 1
I needed to come down to see if it was actually recording. Red, pink and it wasn't bright blue. And I'm. I'm impressed, to be honest. It reflects beautifully and I'm not seeing it being American flag blue, to be honest. The cost is incredible. It just blows my mind.
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Narrator/Announcer
I'm walking along the path next to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, which is now open. The fencing is down and the water is full.
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Guest 1 / Donald Trump (quoted)
I originally thought I'd do it for two or three million dollars, just do a base, but now we're fixing up the exterior of it. We're doing so we'll probably be in there for less than $20 million.
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Narrator/Announcer
Just behind me, I want to note, there is who is vacuuming up algae buildup. The Interior Department says this is residual algae from the supply lines that have been sitting during construction and it will be removed. But most of all, I'm here to talk to people for their thoughts on the project.
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Rob Carson
Very happy it opened up in time. Not just in time for my trip, but also in time for the 250 celebration. I think it looks beautiful.
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Co-host 1
It looks very dark.
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Rob Carson
It does not look blue, but maybe it's just the way the sun is bouncing up. Yeah. As much as the left is trying to bitch and whine about the reflecting pool and moan and all that, they're just being destroyed because it's absolutely beautiful. You've seen the before and after photos, the overhead shots of Washington, D.C. now versus during Joe Biden. You've seen the fountains shut down, being used as latrines by homeless people now. Beautiful. A metaphor for life in America under Donald Trump versus the awful, awful, terrible Joe Biden, the worst president in American History and the awful evil Democrat party. They are. They are. Anyway, welcome to the show. How you doing? Did you have a good yesterday? I had a great yesterday. Oh, my gosh. I went to Gettysburg and I had not been on a tour or to the visitor center probably since around 2006. Now, I'd been to Gettysburg. I'd gone and walked the battlefields, I think most recently about 2013 ish, 2014ish. But I hadn't been back in a while. And yesterday I took two busloads of listeners to the show from Baltimore, WCBM Radio, which is our anchor station, to Gettysburg and then back. I rode the number one bus there, number two bus back, and talk to the crowd for an hour and a half, both directions. Much to their chagrin. Possibly. I have no idea. But I'm going to tell you,
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Guest 1 / Donald Trump (quoted)
it
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Rob Carson
could be something you need to do during the 250th anniversary of the country of not coming to Washington, D.C. because I saw people crying yesterday. I saw people in our group of folks who went there weeping after the film strip. They've got this thing. It's a cyclorama. It's a painting that they made for 40ft high. And it's a complete round. And you sit in this amphitheater and it's completely round. And then what they do is they've got this, the painting of the battle going on and all, you know, all around you. And then the cyclorama, which is a set like, of an extension of the painting that's made real, like real wagons, real dirt, real, you know, greenery and whatnot as it meets the. The painting on the wall. And it is, I swear, it is the most remarkable place. And as they tell the story of Gettysburg and you realize how what these soldiers went through, the horror of what they went through, the abject poverty they came from, the misery that they suffered, and the awful end that many of them met. You know, enough of this white privilege bullcrap. Yesterday, it was unbelievable. We had this guy named Jim Miller who is like a savant historian and a brilliant storyteller. And for an hour, hour and a half, we were on this bus with him. And you couldn't even tell if he took a breath he was telling this story. And he would occasionally close his eyes and relay the real words of the troops from their memoirs and relay them like he was living it, like he channeling them. My God, it was so good. It was so good. And then we were on little Round Top and I, I did a little video from little round Top. And there was a battle that he related. It was the most moving part of the presentation. The famous Union charged down Little Round Top, July 2, 1863, at the Battle of Gettysburg. Running low on ammunition, fading, facing repeated assaults from the 15th Alabama, the 20th Maine's commander, Colonel Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain, ordered his men to fix bayonets and charge down the hill, surprising the Confederates. Now, here's the interesting thing, and we're going to get to the news of the day. I just want to share this, and if you get a chance to hear this guy. I did a little live video on Instagram yesterday of this Jim Miller on the bus, the story, and I was not able to save the video. I'm going to try and get Jim on the show. But he talked about, and this is a metaphor for how what we're confronting in this. In this country today, the evil that has kind of fallen over our country that we're fighting back against right now. And I was talking to the people on the bus, I said, you know, the left can be beaten back with joy and faith and patriotism. That's my mantra. And generally, when you challenge them on anything, they. They. They're like to garlic. They run and they hide in the shadows because they're cowards. They're absolutely cowards if they're there in numbers. Like, you know, when they're outside of the ice facility and they're hurling epithets at the. At the ice agents, you know, they're all brave and everything, but once you punch back about a little bit, they just cower like little crybaby soy boy b words, you know, and this is kind of metaphorical for what this battle coming down little round top because Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain and his men, they were starving, but they barely had any water. Yesterday we heard about troops marching 28 miles in the hot sun with no water, no food. And then they're on this little round top and they're being pummeled. And the leader, Colonel Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain, says, affix your bayonets, men. We're going to charge. And they all realized they had no ammunition and they knew they were going to die. And they began praying out loud to God to accept them into his kingdom as they charged down that hill and as they were yelling the prayers to God, as they ran down that hill toward the Confederates, who were well armed and had ammunition. They had no ammunition. And it surprised and overwhelmed the Confederates so much that the Confederates ran. The Confederates ran from men who had no ammunition but were praying out loud to God save me or take me. This is my last moment. These are my last moments on earth. I'm going to tell you guys, I had no idea. And when this guy, Jim Miller, shared the story, I went, wow. And I know there's a reason why I heard that story. They were praying so loudly as they charged unarmed, with their bayonets fixed, no bullets at the Confederates who overwhelmed them had been pummeling them for days and they were starving and they were weak and they prayed so loudly they couldn't hear the words of their commanding officer as they charged down that hill. And all the Confederates would hear are men praying loudly to God to either save them or accept them into heaven. As they confronted the Confederates and the Confederates ran. Wow. Wow. I knew the trip to Gettysburg was gonna be great. I had no idea how great it was going to be. I wanted to share that story with you today because it just took my breath away. This guy, Jim Miller, who is an older gentleman, probably in his 70s, and he leads these tours, he's written books on this and his storytelling was so, like I said, he closed his eyes and it was like he was channeling the words of the Confederates. We were all sitting on the bus looking at each other. It wasn't just. And over here on the right, you'll see a monument to whatever it was, him speaking and channeling the words of these men. And you have no idea the poverty they came from and the poverty they went back to. They had nothing to fight for. These, these men fighting for freedom for the slaves came with nothing, left with nothing. Many of them left missing limbs. We talked about, there were these hospitals that went on. They made 160 hospitals out of buildings around Gettysburg. And there was one hospital, they had cut off so many limbs. There was a pile of limbs 9ft tall laying on the ground. And there was a 13 year old girl who was charged with others to take the limbs to either be cremated or buried. I mean, this, this we can never forget our history. We can never forget those who sacrificed for us. And I was thinking, Yesterday it was 95 degrees, it was hot. And everybody on the bus, they were asked, do you want to get off the bus? And people were like, no, we better stay on the bus because it's so hot. And then we thought about the men wearing wool uniforms around the same time of the year, but a little bit more into the heat of the season because it's only June now, because it was July 2nd and 3rd in Gettysburg and they were wearing wool uniforms with nothing to eat but hardtack and water and starving to death with nothing. And they fought this battle. And I gotta tell you, it was, I wish, I wish my father could have been there. My father was a Civil War fanatic and he died in 1994, 72 years old. He's World War II veteran. He only survived seven years after he retired. But, man, I would have loved to have had him hear this guy's narrative. I swear, it was just something else. It was just something else. And as I think of that, we're in our 250th birth, a year of our birth. Donald Trump is the president of the United States. You've got the beautification of Washington, D.C. happening. You've got the fireworks returning to Mount Rushmore, among other things. You've got the pal of darkness that the Democrat Party had cast across the country being pushed back as their party is being pushed into hell as they do their death spiral, taking a wrong, the wrong tack, the wrong side of God, the wrong side of good. And I know that we are at this moment for a reason. I know that there is a reason why I am here and you are here at this moment, why we have crossed paths. And yesterday was just another, another piece of evidence for that. Yesterday was just another piece of evidence of that. We've got so much to get to on the show today. Obviously it is a Friday, so we have the on suspects. Tony Kenned of the Daily Signal is going to join us at the bottom of the hour. Welcome to the show. Please come inside if you want to chime in. 800-922-6680. This is the Rob Carson Show.
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Guest 1 / Donald Trump (quoted)
The Rob Carson show podcast is everywhere. Go to newsmax.com listen for details.
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Rob Carson
It is a Friday edition of the Rob Carson Show. Hope you're having a good week. Had a good week. It's already the what the 12th of June, summer will be arriving, I guess, what is it, 20th, 22nd, I guess it's officially summer. But anyway, it's, it's, I had a couple days off this week for a number of, a number of things. Tuesday day off and then yesterday go on a trip to Gettysburg and then I'm going to be on back on through the summer essentially. You know, I've had as far as official days off this year. Like not, you know, not work days off, like just Rob taking a day off this year one. So there you go now. Yeah, man, I'll begin be doing another day off again in July and then maybe late in the summer. But you know, I like what I do for a living. So that kind of helps. That kind of helps. Kids are in town, by the way. The kids are in town. Son and I kind of hit butt heads a little at the beginning because men do that, right? We kind of butt heads. We haven't seen each other in a while. My daughter's here and my son is here and, you know, enjoying some time together, which is kind of Nice. Washington, D.C. is beautiful. The Democrat party just hates the fact that Donald Trump is making D.C. beautiful. It is, it is so. It's so beautiful here and the fountains. And then there's this big UFC arena. And you know, the Democrat party, they feminized men. They, they said that masculinity was toxic, among other things. They said that women could become men and men could become women. So the, the Democrat party has assaulted both sexes, saying that men are toxic and awful and, and that, and somehow women should become men if they want to be happy. Otherwise, not so much. And of course, they also said that stupid or dependent on men to be able to get an ID after you get a divorce. Oh my God, it's unbelievable. And then, of course, on top of everything else, seven Democrat led states have pulled out of the great American State Fair and event celebrating America's 250th anniversary because they're such petulant, awful, wretched people, including the fat parade balloon, J.B. tetzler, Pritzler. Pritzker in Illinois. Oh my God. The Illinois won't be represented in the state fair. Oh, no. Oh, what do they got in their souvenir booths? Like chalk, body outline, you know, kits, police tape, really? Oh, no. We want Illinois there. I mean, it's such a great state. The outbound migration from the state is so great because it sucks. So seven states have decided to be complete, you know, jerks and not celebrate the 250th anniversary of America because Donald Trump is the president. How awful are you people? I mean, honestly, it's our party. You're not invited. We thank you for disinviting yourselves. That's the greatest thing in the world. This is CNN talking about the UFC fight, which by the way, the UFC is paying for everything down there. They got this glorious MMA fighting rink and it's incredible. It looks awesome. And anybody with an ounce of testosterone, or even women who, men who actually have testosterone would absolutely. Real women and real men love it. Not soy boy latte drinking, you know, whatever. And women with pink hair who, who hate men, you know, they're gonna hate it. But here's CNN with with Abby Normal. Abby Phillips hosting and talking about the whining about the great MMA rink and the fact that they need so many Porta Potties down there for some reason. And Scott Jennings gives her a little what fur?
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Commentator 1
The UFC says that they're going to be footing the bill, which includes. Includes the new octagon cage which is very visible in the back of the White House, and a substantial amount of parachute.
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Rob Carson
There's an octagon cage on the. On the grounds of the White House. How kick butt is that food?
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Commentator 1
And as many as 494 porta potties. Yeah, but that still doesn't mean that there has been no taxpayer money spent on this and other logistics.
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Rob Carson
Wow. Boo. Friggity who?
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Commentator 1
This continues to be one of the more perplexing things happening.
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Rob Carson
No, not at all. It's really cool.
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Commentator 1
Abby Normal at the White House.
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Rob Carson
Nothing perplexing about it at all. It's America.
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Commentator 1
I do wonder, Scott, why. Why are we doing this?
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Rob Carson
It's the 250th anniversary of America and it's on Flag Day, one of the days we're going to celebrate this year in the 250th anniversary of America. It's also Donald Trump's birthday.
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Commentator 2
94 porta potties.
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Commentator 1
That's a lot of Porta Potties somewhere.
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Commentator 2
Grand planner booking an airline.
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Rob Carson
$60 billion somewhere. 494 border bodies somewhere. Graham Platner is booking an airline ticket. That is spectacular. Gotta hear that again, Scott.
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Commentator 1
Why? Why are we doing this?
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Rob Carson
You know what? You wouldn't be questioning if Obama was doing it, but you know, the only thing they do with when Democrats are in office is like, I don't know, have a trans day of visibility, hijack the Easter egg roll and transgendered women flash their breasts.
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Commentator 1
That's a lot of Porta Potties somewhere.
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Commentator 2
Graham Platin.
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Rob Carson
Billion.
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Commentator 2
I mean, look, here's what I think.
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Rob Carson
What?
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Commentator 2
This is a cool thing. I saw it today, by the way. I was out on the street there.
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Rob Carson
You do? I saw it the other day, testing the sound.
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Commentator 2
I said, I mean, it looks pretty cool. It's part of the America 250 celebration.
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Rob Carson
Yeah. We created MMA fighting.
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Commentator 2
It's not uncommon for presidents to have interactions with the entertainment world. Happens all the time. Doing it on the south lawn of the White House is a little unusual. You can see it.
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Commentator 1
It's there, but that's okay. It's actually even more.
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Rob Carson
It's our party. You're not invited. Abby normally on.
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Commentator 1
It's crazy.
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Rob Carson
Yeah.
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Commentator 2
And the video boards are cool. But I think, I think we need unusual things for America.
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Rob Carson
250 Nothing is unusual as transgendered women showing their boobs on the White House. Meanwhile, here's how Democrats, here's what Democrats are doing. They're vandalizing the lawn, the mall near the World War II memorial.
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Tony Kennett
If you own a gun, you know
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Commentator 2
how important it is to have your
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Co-host 1
sights dialed in and that's what you're going to see.
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Commentator 2
Down the National Mall, the numbers 8647 appeared in the green grass not far from the World War II memorial. We don't know how extensive this damage is and whether this is easily repairable. But it's not just the vandalism that's notable. It's the message. 8647 has become a mainstream way to show disgust with President Trump usually means to axe or kill something usually used in the restaurant industry. And 47 traditionally referenced the is President Trump as he's both the 45th and 47th president.
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Rob Carson
So they, they use some sort of maybe herbicide to do a giant 8647 on the grass down there. And I hope when they find the B words who did this, they, they persecute, prosecute the hell out of and throw them in jail for a while because it is not only a threat against the President of the United States, it's vandalism of the National Mall. Honestly, done with your darkness. We don't need to live in darkness anymore. It's our part. If you want to come, you can come. If you don't, who cares? Who cares? Take a break and come back. 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 Factors. 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 four relief relieffactor.com or 800 for relief.
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Guest 1 / Donald Trump (quoted)
I want to see elections, be honest. And if a state can't run an election, I think the people behind me should do something about it because, you know, if you think about it, a state is an agent for the federal government in elections. I don't know why the federal government doesn't do them anyway. But when you see some of these states about how horribly they run their elections, what a disgrace it is. I think the federal government, when you see crooked elections, and we had plenty of them and by the way, we had them last time. But go to 2020, look at the facts that are coming out. Rigged crooked elections.
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Rob Carson
If we have information.
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Guest 1 / Donald Trump (quoted)
Take a look at Detroit, take a look at Pennsylvania, take a look at Philadelphia. You go take a look at Atlanta. Look at some of the places that horrible corruption on elections and the federal government should not allow that the federal government should get involved. These are agents of the federal government to count the votes.
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Rob Carson
That is Donald Trump saying maybe we ought to federalize the, the elections across the country. I'm not so sure I would want Democrats in charge if that were to be happening. But here to discuss this and oh, so much more, Tony Kennett, of course, from the Daily Signal and also does a wonderful show on WIBC in the heartland of America. Indianapolis, Indiana. Tony Kennett, how you doing, bro?
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Tony Kennett
It's been a decent week. I'd say it's getting better as things go along, you know.
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Rob Carson
Yeah, yeah. I, I took a day off yesterday, went to Gettysburg and I hadn't been in a very long time. And they had this storyteller on the bus named Jim Miller. And bro, I wish you could have been there. It was, people were in tears. This guy was such a storyteller and he would close his eyes and like it was channeling the soldiers. He used their words. And it was, it was, buddy, if it was something else, it was really something else, man.
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Tony Kennett
It's incredible that you mentioned that because I don't know if you've seen all of the videos this week of the Europeans who have come over to the country amid the World Cup. Have you seen these? All Germans and Swedes and they love this country. They've been here. No one ever told us how incredible the United States of America is. I can't get enough of it.
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Rob Carson
Well, it's interesting, I like to say the Democrat party is. They're dying like movie vampires descending into hell trying to grab us kicking and streaming. Nothing, nothing too, you know, inflammatory there. But that said, it's true. And if you see like for instance all of the fountains which were latrines for the homeless and then of course the glorious reflecting pool which was an algae pool under Obama and he spent three times as much money to fix the damn thing. And every time I go down to the reflecting pool or the Lincoln Memorial, you know what I see? The people who love America are not from here. It's remarkable. It is.
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Tony Kennett
Finally. And this is one of the reasons that I'm so optimistic and I saw a lot of people this week playing, playing footsie with this oh, the Schrodinger's deal with Iran. Maybe it happened, maybe it isn't. There are so many excellent things that I am seeing in this country right now that yeah, are there a few things that frustrate me always and absolutely one of them, when I go out and I talk to Americans and yes tourist Europeans, I'm reminded how freaking phenomenal this place is. How many good things are actually going on.
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Rob Carson
You know when I saw Sunny hosting last week on the View like her opinion matters saying that such fool. She's a spoiled entitled adult child. She says that America has been a failed experience experiment. Even though London and Paris existed for a thousand years with the same people and resources and they were still using the streets as a latrine and one of our founding fathers discovered frickin electricity and we played golf on the moon 50 years ago. She says we're a failed experiment.
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Tony Kennett
This is the same Sunny Hostin of the same View that said Democrats need to suck it up and vote for the man who was likely messaging little girls on kick Senate in Maine a week ago.
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Rob Carson
Yeah, yeah. And you know it's funny. He's, he's saying that all of this is in his past and you know he's been redeemed. Even though he had the kick the damn kick profile, he was still doing stuff a year ago when in his marriage. I feel like he isn't gonna make it to November because you've got people like some. Here's the latest from Republicans or Democrats. They're all saying the same thing. You know, it's up to the people of Maine. I'm busy with my own campaign. I think something is going to drop and I don't think he's going to make it to November. What do you Think so.
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Tony Kennett
I mean, I have to. I know you mean like a lot of the Democrats who are coming out to say it are all saying the same thing, but Democrats are not saying the same thing regarding Platner. The strategists, a lot of staffers, some of the congressional candidates in Maine running for Jared golden seat in the House. House. They are saying, this guy needs to get out of here. He's going to drag really down. We're going to really, if he doesn't. Oh, yeah. The actual in Maine are sounding the alarm. We said this, shared this on the show last night. There are various Democrats and again, the strategists, the guys that, you know, that they forced me to debate during the day, they're like, yeah, I really think it's bad. CNN is saying that Platner is like a scourge you just can't ignore.
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Rob Carson
Really. Now listen, I want you to hear
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Tony Kennett
lied to get rid of them.
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Rob Carson
Okay. Listen to Chris. Chris is Chris Coons.
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Commentator 2
Look, Casey, I've got my own reelection campaign to focus on and I have lots of current colleagues who I am helping and supporting, whether it's Sherrod Brown who is seeking to return to his seat, or others like Mark Warner, who I am campaigning with, supporting distraction. I know Susan Collins. I've worked with her. And I understand and respect why the voters of Maine have chosen someone who is an active, outspoken, forceful progressive, someone who is.
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Rob Carson
Okay, so that is some of the, you know, the major players, Democrats in Washington, D.C. mark Warner, Chris Coons and others. But you're saying the complete opposite is coming out of people in Maine.
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Tony Kennett
Yes, and, but see, that's the thing.
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Rob Carson
Good.
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Tony Kennett
You put up, you know, Chris Coons or you put up someone from the Delaware or the Connecticut political class, and they are always going to fall out and say, well, the people of Maine or whatever. But when you actually look at those who are on the ground, they're looking around and saying, we did an internal poll. Internal polls are supposed to shift eight points in your favor. It's internal. The internal poll for him has him a point ahead of Collins. Yeah, that's a major we woo warning sound, the sirens kind of moment. So I think that what you're getting ready for is a Joe Biden style switcheroo probably near that date in July, which is their cutoff point.
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Rob Carson
So it's going to be Janet Mills, you're thinking?
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Tony Kennett
I think so. I think that because again, she has play in, in Maine, I think that she would actually give Susan Collins, Collins enough of a run for her money. I mean, again, if Thune had a brain. Sorry, if Johnson and a majority leader had brain, he would leverage Susan Collins campaign money to get her to flip on the filibuster. But he's not doing that. And so, yeah, it'll likely be Janet Mills.
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Rob Carson
Yeah. Yeah. I would like to delay Graham Platner's exit from the race as long as possible. Kind of like what the. The IRCG is doing, you know, with. With the peace deal before November. Maybe not the best comparison, but I would like to keep men as long as possible. She doesn't have a race. And again, we kind of have a Kamala Harris just a very short time and a lot of money that aren't going to make a difference.
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Tony Kennett
Well, I had a meeting with some of the Republicans involved in Susan Collins campaign just this week. And to go ahead and lay on your suspicions there. Yes, we are absolutely holding back certain things that you know about Graham Platner right now. Now, for example, Fetterman kind of let the cat out of the bag.
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Rob Carson
Yes.
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Tony Kennett
And said, oh, he's sending pictures of his junk. Have I seen these pictures personally? Praise the Lord God Almighty. No. Do I absolutely know they exist? Yes. Are we 90% sure at this point he sent those two minors?
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Rob Carson
What?
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Tony Kennett
Oh, oh, now that. Now, now, to be clear, no one would be sitting on anything that is referred to the DOJ for investigation.
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Rob Carson
Yes.
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Tony Kennett
And all I can tell you is this. The DOJ is starting to poke around his messaging profiles. That's all. I'm at liberty.
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Rob Carson
Wow. Okay. Well, you know, the. The suspicions may be true. They certainly are suspicions. We all had those suspicions. But now at least you. You sound like you know a little bit more than we know. But you know what? You're the guy. You're Tony Kennan. That's why I have you on the show, brother, because you're awesome. And we're going to continue this conversation on the other side of the break. This is the Rob Carson show. Hey, guys, it's Rob Carson for Ghostbed. I love my ghostbed. Do you really want another summer like last summer? Barely sleeping because you are too hot all night? People blame summer heat for bad sleep when it really may be their mattress trapping heat. And if you're already sleep hot, summer only makes it worse. That's exactly why I switched to ghostbed. Ghostbed keeps you cool all night. No waking up sweaty tossing and turning or throwing the covers off. At 2x cooling, tech is built into every mattress. It's not some expensive upgrade. You have to pay Extra for hot sleepers are some of Ghostbed's happiest customers. Read the reviews. Incredible support. Less stiffness, deeper sleep, more rested mornings. Ghostbed gives you 101 nights to try it at home. You can sleep on it all summer long and feel the difference yourself. How many more summers are you gonna waste on bad sleep? Ghostbed is offering my audience an extra 10% off with financing. Some Ghostbeds come out to around a dollar a day. Go to ghostbed.com Carson. Use the promo code Carson. That's ghostbed.com Carson promo code Carson.
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Guest 1 / Donald Trump (quoted)
The media and our friends in the Democrat Party kept saying we needed new legislation. We must have legislation to secure the border. But it turned out that all we really needed was a new president.
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Rob Carson
No one is coming to save us. We need one thing. Something the man speaking after me has been fighting for, for 60 years. We need a political revolution. They have taken. They took so much. They began to think that we didn't exist at all. Now, that is just a Graham Platner speech. I put some scary music behind it to kind of show you this is a very dark individual. This. This is a very, very, very dark individual. No sense of humor. A complete creation of the political class. He. He made $5,000 as an oyster farmer.
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Tony Kennett
Oh, don't get me started. Don't get me started on mommy's little influencer Oyster farm.
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Commentator 1
Farm.
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Tony Kennett
So again, you know, I grew up in the Midwest. I grew up on a farm, all right? Claim to be a salt of the earth farmer. However. However, I have spent a large part of my life working on a farm. I know farmers, number one, obviously, they don't act like that. Number two, you don't have a farm that just has one customer buying your crop.
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Rob Carson
Yes, Mommy's restaurant.
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Tony Kennett
Which, by the way, according to a restaurant document, yes, she doesn't even make enough. She doesn't even get enough oysters from her little baby boy's oyster farm to sell her own restaurant. She's got to go to Sam's club.
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Rob Carson
I'm trying to figure out why. I'm trying to figure out how somebody on full time medical disability can become a senator.
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Tony Kennett
Oh, oh, oh, you. Rob. Rob. You knew what you were doing when you said that, don't you?
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Co-host 1
What?
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Tony Kennett
So when this man comes home from his tours of duty in the Marines, right, he gets home and he immediately turns around and he signs up and applies to work for Blackwater, which, again, you know, from private conversations we've had, I'm not against private military companies at all. I Will say, however, he works for the scummiest one ever. And inside of it, he had a bad reputation. Man has the gall to claim that the Marines gave him ptsd. You do not have crippling ptsd. Come home and then turn around and work for a contracting organization. Yeah, you don't do that. And then blames says that, well, all Marines are evil and racist and awful and all this other dude.
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Rob Carson
Yeah, I know. I know the same way here. I just kind of want to. Yeah, let's move on. And I haven't been spending a lot of time on Carmelo Anthony's awful family and this because I think this, the people who are, you know, going and, you know, urinating on the victim's grave and whatnot and all of this. I haven't spent a lot on it because I really don't have time to focus on anything. But Austin Metcalfe and his family.
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Tony Kennett
About five years.
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Rob Carson
Yeah. And exactly this, the little B word. I hope he's very popular in prison, but his family is claiming that he is destitute, even though they got $650,000 for, you know, donations online that they spent on a house and an Escalade. And now they're. I mean, honestly, here's the. Really, I'm not the real example. But a sad thing is that Carmelo Anthony's family doesn't give a rats behind about him either.
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Tony Kennett
No, but again, this is always the grip. You see this from a lot of the racial activists in the country. They don't actually care about the people who they claim are being beaten or wronged or whatever. They want their 15 minutes of fame so they can get in front of the camera and ask some questions so that Jasmine Crockett can get out there and say brand new accent that the Tyler Perry producers wouldn't even touch so that you can be impressed. Are you impressed, Rob? Are you ready to pay him reparations like Lee and Ayanna Pressley you're calling for. Do you feel that? Do you feel the vibe?
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Rob Carson
Well, you know why they're they're proposing reparations is because they're losing so many black voters. And this is the last ditch ever. They're. They're doing another government check and it's never going to happen. That's the thing. They're never going to get the reparations. They just keep saying it. And then when they don't get the reparations, they can say it's the Republican. That's what that's all about. So they're increasingly desperate because they're losing black people from Democrat voter rolls, particularly among men, because they're done with this nonsense and then also because of the SCOTUS decision. So last ditch effort is reparations 2.0 and it's not going to work.
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Tony Kennett
Yeah, I mean, that's why you've got Larry Reed, the emasculated podcaster, going, you know what we need to do? We need to go to Africa. We, everybody, we need to leave America. We need to drain them of their value, which I love the idea. As though inner city culture is what makes America America. No, honey, sweetie, baby. But anyway, he says he wants to
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Rob Carson
know, but here's a, here's the problem. There are a whole bunch of sub Saharan African nations over there. Which one are you going to choose? And have you talked to them about it? Yeah, that's exactly my point.
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Tony Kennett
Have you ever talked to someone from Botswana or Nigeria? What do you think about American inner city culture? I don't think they're going to be welcoming you with open arms.
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Rob Carson
And this idiot, this Larry Reid says that Africa is the man, the land of milk and honey. If I'm not mistaken, we periodically do massive concerts to feed starving people over there. They never do that for us.
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Tony Kennett
You know, Rob, I think you might have a bit of a point there.
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Rob Carson
I know, I know, I know. And Somalia is such a wonderful place. They just come over here and take from Americans and open learning centers. So why in the hell would you want to go back to Africa?
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Tony Kennett
Now that's, now that's a good point. Although if you do go to Africa, I'm told that the United States will wire you money. So if you're trying to get money.
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Rob Carson
Oh, that is true.
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Tony Kennett
I mean, that may be the move.
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Rob Carson
And you know, honestly, as American citizens, as, as black people in America's inner cities, frequently you're overlooked and the money's been going to illegal. So maybe, you know, you could do kind of a circuitous route by exporting yourself to Africa and then reapplying for government benefits from America over there.
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Tony Kennett
Ah, you see, if only you wore a turban, you would be a very rich individual, my man.
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Rob Carson
Oh my God. It's so wonderful. It's just so rich. It's a rich. It's a rich target garden of targets that are, that are happening right now. And I too am optimistic about the future of the country. I'm optimistic about the midterms. We are in the throes of battle, don't get me wrong. But as I mentioned, to the guys on the, on the bus yesterday to and from Gettysburg, I said we are battle hardened veterans. We're not battle weary. We've been through 10 years of this and we are aren't going down anytime soon. So I'm optimistic. Bro, you got to get to D.C. before the end of this year. I'm serious. You got to get here during the 250th.
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Tony Kennett
Okay, I'm planning on it. But don't tell anybody just yet. Moves are happening.
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Rob Carson
All right, good. We'll see you here. I do have a loft. Where could people check out your awesome podcast, bro?
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Tony Kennett
YouTube.com Daily Signal is where you'll find this this evening. It'll be fun or your money back.
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Rob Carson
Funnel your money back. All right, Tony, talk to you soon, bro. Have a glorious weekend. Let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson show. This is a band called Gun and it's a remake of Everyone's a Winner.
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Tony Kennett
Listen,
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Rob Carson
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Co-host 1
The murderer Austin Metcalf is dead, may he rest in peace. And he was stabbed to death by another person who is now going to spend over 30 years in prison as deserved because that's what we call murder in our society. Now if you've noticed, I didn't mention anything about race. This is pretty an open shut case is the way I see it. But also keep in mind that Austin Metcalf is not going to have 35 years to live. If you really want to talk about this, the real victim is the kid that's never going to wake up again and his grieving family. Also the fact that the left and you talk about the woke mind virus is willing to even bring up race in a situation is really disheartening to me. How about this? As a parent that has three children, I will ensure that you don't bring a knife to attract meet. You see, when you go to attract meet, it's just that it's supposed to be competition. You're supposed to.
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Rob Carson
Yeah. And Carmelo Anthony's family are as filthy and awful as he is. He's going to rot in prison. I hope he stays there for 35 years. But even his mother doesn't give a crap about him. They took $650 for his 650,000 for his legal defense fund and blew it on a house in an Escalade. And now he's destitute and in prison. That's how awful his family and his supporters are. Take a break and come back hour number two with Rob Carson Joe on a Friday. Coming up next. Don't go any. Well, this is.