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How we’re going to make it through the weekend where we’ve been this past week. And as I say to you, good morning, Jean. What’s going on?
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A second cup of coffee indeed. Good morning, Ted. How are you?
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Well, I was telling you earlier, my phone has been locked down for 24 hours like I’m a criminal. And and you know,
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I’m a grown man, double grown man with grandkids. I even have a great grandchild. And yet I am addicted to an
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iPhone that I can’t get turned back on for 24 hours. And I I feel like I’ve broken the law some way. The way they’re
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treating me, you know, I can’t even turn the phone. Yeah.
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that that experienced head will soon become uh buried in the annals of time. This
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SpaceX crowd and Elon Musk moving web server farms into satellite
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pods in outer space and generated from a nuclear cell in the station orbiting the
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Earth. and all of the transmission of your phone going up into uh lower orbit
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around the earth to then come back down to the person you’re talking to is the future. So, a lot of that lockup you’re
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experiencing is about to, no pun intended, melt away because, as I say, don’t blink. You’ll
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miss a chapter. There’s so much going on in technology and AI that um is good and
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is needed uh to accelerate some productivity and to reorient our thinking on what um our moral and
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ethical standards are going to be uh in work in the workplace in the home with our faith. There’s a lot going on and
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that cell phone has been at at the a a pivotal um I was going to say tool uh
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I’ll just call it an instrument that we’ve been dealing with for a few decades now and um it certainly has impacted our way of life, hasn’t it?
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Well, I dealt with about an hour on the phone with someone at Apple support, a very nice lady. She wouldn’t tell me where she exactly lived, but she was
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somewhere in Tennessee cuz I got to felt like I know her talking for a while. And it was her against maybe a AI or the
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machine against the human. And at the end of the hour and talking with her, the machine won. She could not override
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the fact that I had had a number changed on a a security code on a credit card, you know, and it had been changed, but the machine didn’t know I’ been changed.
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whatever, you know, and she said, “I just can’t beat it. You know, you’re going to have to wait the 24 hours.” And I thought, man, this round one goes to the machine, but whatever. We’re here.
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My wife’s going my wife’s going to kill me if I bring this up, but uh she had an
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AI experience with a um a automated voice in customer service on a rental
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maintenance service program. we paid for for our appliances in our home. And she’s asking to speak to a human being.
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Uh please give me a human being. You don’t understand. We’ve just renewed our service and I’m trying to get and make
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sure you’re bringing the right parts out here. No. Hit one for this. Hit two for that. And it’s going through a prompt
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that’s sending her crazy. 15 minutes later, I lean into the room and hear her yelling at someone on the phone. And it
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turns out the automated voice says, “It seems like you’re getting a little too uncomfortable and hot. You may need to
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get some counseling.” Now, now here’s the AI telling my wife she needs counseling because they’re not
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responding to her customer service request. Well, I think I had to step in and intervene at that point. I can I won’t tell you the rest of the story,
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but let’s just say someone upstairs heard about it.
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Let me tell you strange again. We’ll get into some bit some lifestyle, I guess, but I ordered a pizza one night over the
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telephone and end up ordering it in India. And but you know what? At the end of the conversation, I thought it made
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sense cuz all he had to do that guy in India was put it in the computer and then the guy back in Hattiesburg, all he had to do was read it. He didn’t have to
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answer the phone, do nothing, just make pizza all night. So, but I tell you one thing I did pick up years ago. I was having problem calling Indian Pakistan
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or whatever and somebody that had been in that business says, “Let me tell you something to say.” When you talk to them, they ask them, “Would you mind
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connecting me with someone where English is the first language?” and I went through a series of people
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and ended up in Indiana talking to the nicest lady.
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It um it’s amazing how um our our standards, our culture, and our uh way
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of life is being impacted here in the United States. I really hope people uh
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really become uh assimilate into the into the way of life of America if they
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plan to become Americans. Uh do we respect other cultures and faiths and
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heritages? Of course we do. We uh were a melting pot of the world in effect. But I’ll be darned if uh you expect me to
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change my way of life and my way of um I mean you’re coming to America because it
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has something to offer you. Assimilate into that like my Italian grandfather did, like my Irish grandmother and
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grandfather did. and and um and and learn that America is uh is a is an
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element unto itself that other people uh uh give their lives for to to to keep in
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place and to come here and live under our way of life. I listened yesterday to
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Senator Tim Shehy. My words, what a great patriot. Um he came out and
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started talking about the uh fact that the bracelet he was wearing on his uh
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wrist represented that which Americans had died for. He said uh Iran is
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fundamentally fundamentally an ideological enemy and is not a ge
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geopolitical rival. He is talking about a way of life that refuses to assimilate
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into the United States. And this is where we Americans must draw the line.
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If you do, we respect other cultures.
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Sure. But we must draw the line now. And I reach out to the political leaders who could be listening and strongly suggest
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they draw a line in the sand. When a foreign nation or culture, a religion, a
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faith, a way of life is diametrically opposed to those cultures, th those ways
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of life that our constitution uh a faith-based constitution has
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established. They cannot expect that that culture to assimilate into America
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when they want Americans dead. When they want the Christian and Jewish faith
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abolished, I’m over it. We young American must step
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up and realize that this is a um a step too far and we best get on board to
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remove and extricate these enemies of America in one way, shape or form
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effective immediately. The I was hoping to run for Congress. I did and I lost against another Republican candidate.
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Fine. But Congress, if I was in there now, Ted, would have been a battle from hell. It would have I would have been
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spending as much time fighting off foreign adversaries who are trying to take over Congress as I would be trying
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to get things done locally, projects for the people who elected me. It’s how many
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of our congressmen and women are spending time with projects in the the districts they came out of or are they
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in Congress fighting off foreign uh enemies, bad actors that were trying to
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take us out and here we have poor Donald Trump having to justify uh going after Iran. I’m not against
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going into full war against Iran who supported the Hoodis, Hezbollah, and Hamas.
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2,000 people dying in the Gaza Strip in um Israel just three years ago.
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We are a nation that must protect its neighborhoods and our backyard now. And they, like cancer, have infiltrated
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through the back door. And while Trump’s warren overseas about the proliferation of this hostile regime trying to take
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over the world with the help of Russia and China, we best locally worry about what’s going on in your neighborhood and
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mine, the damage, the cancer from within. And so, so it’s a multi- it’s a
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multi-pronged approach. So when they start confusing your attention and
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talking about temporary increases in the gas prices, so what? I want a nation that’s going to be around for my
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grandchildren. I’ll pay four bucks an hour a gallon right now on a flawed oil pricing marketplace. Uh that needs to
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change unto itself when we drill baby drill and get more oil domestically um built up within our nation. watch the
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marketplace pricing on how we value oil and really gasoline. Uh the the marketplace determinant is gasoline
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pricing, not the price per barrel. And and and in in this process, we must get
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off the notion of oh an inconvenience in our economy for 3 weeks, 3 months. So
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what? Let’s save a nation. Our grandparents and great-grandparents ended up having war bonds. Do you remember the war bonds?
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Oh, yeah.
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They put out You invested in war bonds to help fund our great grandparents uh in fighting a war against hostile
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communist regimes that were intended even back then in taking out this nation. Get over it. wipe your nose and
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roll up your sleeves and get into defending this nation like the like the rest of the patriots that are doing uh
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working and doing to protect the future not of me me but of you and our grandchildren and great grandchildren. I
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want a 500 500year uh anniversary of this nation to boast
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about boast about and look down upon from wherever I end up. I hope to see
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that 500 years celebration. Jean, I’m so glad. You know, I needed you this morning. I was, you know, I I live in a bubble. We got about a minute and a half
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here. I live in a bubble and and in some degree you do where you there. I can go to the Waffle House or Chesterfields in Hattiesburg and tell the person next to
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me, “God bless America. Thank you for your service, your military, whatever, everybody’s on the same page with me.” And I cannot f I talked to Mike Eel
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every week for a little bit before going there. Just off the record, two buddies.
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He said, “You wouldn’t believe Washington.” He said, “The Democrats will walk out of a restaurant you’re in.” Said, you know, it’s it’s not that
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old party of John Kennedy and the rest of them said it’s, you know, communist.
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socialist and I have to shake my head. I said in America, I can’t believe it. You know, better stand up in the nation in in the nation in the
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recent world um world soccer matches um held throughout the nation. Threearters of them were in secondary and tertiary
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markets around the nation, not in sanctuary cities and blue states. And the for we had to hear on the news that
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foreigners said, “I didn’t know this part of America existed.” Yeah.
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This is the beauty of America. Most of the world doesn’t know about. Well, that beauty that tourist visitor is talking
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about is about 3/4 of the nation, the non-blue state, the nondensity areas
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where a lot of these um communists are now taking hold.
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We need the Muslims and the Islamic regimes and anyone pledging to destroy America needs to now feel the full
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weight and force of our response. Read between the lines.
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Jean, I tell you what, you’ve taken us the music. You’re better than that medicine I’m taking for my sinus or a man with no phone. You’ve made my day.
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Thank you, brother. Best to you, brother. You have a good one, too.
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