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Jean Valentino.

Yeah, there you go. There you go. It is

hammer time. Let me tell you, it is

hammer time. And Jean Valentino is with

us. He’s holding up Ted. You can’t see

it cuz you’re you’re not on Zoom with

us, but he’s holding up his uh his

little thing that he made that has him

holding a hammer, a big sledgehammer,

and it says it’s hammer time. Good

morning, Jean.

Good morning, gentlemen. No, this was

made by one of our favorite listeners

who was who actually came up with the

name,

right?

He sent me that and I sent it to you.

That’s right.

You did.

That’s That’s right. That’s our buddy D.

Our buddy David. uh did that.

Oh wow.

Well, we’d love to have him back

sometime, talk to him about some of the

issues. He, like many, have been loyal

listeners for de and many years we’ve

been on the air here.

Yeah. Well, we’ve been on the air, Ted

and I have been on the air over a

decade, but uh you and I for about five

years, I think we’ve been doing

Yeah, just over five years now.

Yeah, that’s a that’s a long time. Uh

so, you know, there’s a lot of things

going on. We’ve got an imminent

shutdown. I I talked to one of our

congressmen last night. In fact, we’re

having after you today, we’re having

Congressman Guest on from the uh third

district and uh pretty much uh going to

be a shutdown, but it’s only going to

affect DHS, which is unfortunate because

uh DHS also has FEMA and FEMA is in the

middle of a terrible ice storm recovery.

And so, you know, that could impact

folks here in the United States,

throughout the entire eastern part of

the United States who went through all

of this, you know, a few weeks ago. But

in any case, that’s uh that’s going to

happen probably. And I don’t know what’s

going to break the uh the vote in the

Senate to get uh to get folks to to you

know, fund DHS, but otherwise the

government will be functioning uh

properly because all of the other

agencies have been funded. But in any

case, there were some uh I think you

wanted to talk about some of the

hearings yesterday in uh in Congress and

why don’t you just go ahead and start

out with that?

Well, yeah. When Congressman Guest comes

on, I’m sure he’ll add more of the same.

But boy, it really makes me feel sad

that when your parents and grandparents

suggested you run for office that it was

an honor and a privilege. Now it’s a

bloodbath of bad behavior and

discontent.

Uh you you leave the job looking grayer

and older, not because you worked hard,

but because your anxiety went through

the roof for four to six years, whatever

you were in for, uh to try to uh

accomplish something that you promised

the citizens. Um instead um you know

there’s messaging out there that uh

Republicans

uh have or Democrats have been

mismanaging our government with layers

of corruption. Um partisan attacks

emanating out of the Democrats more than

the Republicans are showing their ugly

side now. I mean, Tom Cotton, a a

dimminitive kind of guy with a

softspoken manner, uh, and a polite

manner along with Senator Ron Johnson.

Both of them, uh, taking on the

adversary costic um, uh,

vitriol of a guy by the name of Attorney

General Keith Ellison. Um, they think

they can get away with murder. They come

into these hearings, the if the

representative or the senator has, let’s

say, a five minute slot to get his time

out. If he’s an adversary in a

wrongdoing, he’ll tie up the full five

minutes with accusations and never allow

you to answer a question. He’ll come at

you to disparrage you and to make you

feel small and hurtful. He’ll try to

send you back home to your hometown,

wherever you came from, and make you

feel like um you’re a convicted felon

for crying out loud. And on the other

hand, if you’ve got something important

to say, you may not have the chance to

say it. So, here’s Tom Cotton, and

here’s uh Ron Johnson grilling Keith

Ellison, attorney general in Minnesota,

asking a simple question. Did you take

money from people who came into your

office complaining about the nature of

ICE and the way here um the

investigations were going up there? Are

you part and parcel of a scheme involved

in the illegal immigrants uh that are

now finding their way to through a

funding mechanism, a conspiracy of of

funding that u frankly they don’t want

revealed the through the tax base of the

state or the nation or both. And as a

result, you find that the very hearing

itself is a sideshow for the six o’clock

news and is not what it’s supposed to

be. A precursor to create background

information for legislation or a

precursor to take it over to the DOJ,

the Attorney General’s office, and get

um get charges filed against the alleged

wrongdoer.

In the case of Keith Ellison, he did

receive money. He did re protect

wrongdoing. And now he is flaunting with

a dis costic attitude on his face, which

is why you heard John Ron Johnson say in

the news, “Yeah, go ahead. Sit there.

Sit there and keep on smirking. You You

know what?” And he he he was saying that

right on national TV. and and and

there’s this attorney general for the

state of Minnesota acting like a

snutnose kid that thinking he just

bullied someone on the basketball court

and got away with it. I mean, what the

hell is going on with the elected

officials of this nation? Ask Mr. Guest

that question, please. I wished I could

because every day he must be dealing

with crap like this that compromises his

ability to get things done for you and

me. It’s not what the system was

designed to be. It was not what he was

elected to do. And I feel bad for Mr.

guess in particular because he’s a great

guy and uh and and I’m hope he does have

a longer longer um career in in politics

coming out of Mississippi. But it’s all

over the place. It’s not just

Mississippi. Uh it Michael, it we have

to do something immediate and radical.

I’ve said it once. I’ve said it a

thousand times and I hate having to do

it because I don’t like it. It’s a

constitutional amendment. I hate even

bringing it up because you get all the

objections to it. But there’s no other

remedy unless you initiate another era

of civil war to take these people out

physically with arms. That’s why you

hear the crazies talking about rising up

uh pull your arms out of the closet and

let’s take these people down. Well,

that’s crazy talk. We should be able to

re remedy the situation through a system

that was designed with remedies built

into it. And that’s where I that’s where

I have a problem with what’s going on

right now.

Well, you know, Keith Ellison has got

his own worries. And of course, they are

investigating him for uh taking money

and you know, a quid pro crow quot I

guess is basically what uh what is going

on there. I’ll I’ll not investigate

anything to do with you if I get the

votes that I need to get in office. And

they provided the votes for him. And

obviously, we know that he got campaign

contributions.

Oh, yeah.

Or if I get or if I get a campaign

contribution from from you for the next

my next reelection. Yeah. Um we’ll find

a way of looking the other way.

Well, we know in in Minnesota, for

example, that there has been a epic

amount of fraud that has happened. You

saw the uh Larrying Center, you know,

they couldn’t even they couldn’t even

spell learning and it looks like Larry

and and yet, you know, he has the

kahunas to go to Congress and act like

he’s done nothing wrong. Yeah, it it it

makes it difficult for good, honorable

people. I didn’t want to believe it when

I first heard it when you hear

congressman saying that’s it. I’ve had

enough enough of this. I’m getting out.

Going back to my private life.

And there are a lot that are, by the

way.

Yeah. Yeah. I mean, before you say why,

go stand in his shoes for a day or two

and you’ll know quickly. Hey, I’m

reading a book right now. I’ll share

with you. uh Peter Schwitzer,

best-selling New York Times author,

writing the book The Invisible Coup. The

Invisible Coup. You can see five

prominent figures on it. Uh he’s saying

uh our debates

about immigration

revolve around what happens with

immigrants once they arrive. We need to

start talking about who is sending them

to us and why.

For decades, establishment elites sold

us the story of immigration as a

compassionate renewal of the American

dream within a harmonious melting pot.

But the story goes much deeper. The

invisible coup is here. The names, the

money, the machine, all exposed for the

first time. He talks about Mexico’s

election plot unmasked. Uh uh Mexico’s

50 plus consulate consulates running

shadow campaigns to sway US elections.

One country 50 consulates in the United

States. He talks about the the Chinese

Communist Party spy dollars spigot

exposed the US visa program designed by

Chinese spy that lets Beijing pour uh

tens of millions of dollars into the

elections. I bring this to your

attention because the third uh topic in

this is the president of the United

States foreign voter trick revealed how

three American presidents minted

unvetted instant citizens including

criminals to stack the voter roles.

We have an a cancer from within that’s

being perpetrated against us uh at

several from several different sides at

the same time. We can talk about Trump

and all the things going on nationwide,

his six or seven parallel paths he’s

been on the last uh 13 months, but um

one that sticks out is the disruption of

the Constitution from within the United

States. the ability for these foreign

adversaries to manipulate and crumble

the things that you and I learned in the

beauty of our of our uh social studies

class and history class back in um

junior high or middle school. We learned

about so many beautiful things about our

constitution, its meaning, and what it

stood for, only to find current actors

doing everything from within to take it

down. The issue yesterday with Tom

Cotton, Senator Cotton and Ron Johnson

is but a tip of the iceberg of hostility

uh of anger that they field feel toward

the hostility for coming out of the

Democrat left adversaries like this

Keith Ellison.

You know, you talk about the uh the

consulates. I mean 51 or two consulates

in the United States. And what you

didn’t mention is I think in that same

book because I saw Peter Schwitzer the

other night on one of the news shows and

I think also that there are

representatives

for the Mexican government that actually

live in the United States. I’m talking

about voting members of the Mexican

Congress or whatever they call it that

that live in the United States and

represent people who live in the United

States. Mexicans who live in the United

States. What in the hell is going on?

So, let’s make Mexico the 51st state.

Well, that that means they can stay

right where they are in Mexico, pay

their American taxes like you and me,

enjoy the privileges America has to

offer without invading the country. We

get to pick who’s a good guy and who’s a

bad guy and arrest them more regularly

because we have law enforcement in that

51st state

and crush the cartels

and crush those guys the way the Jay

Edgar Hoover folks did against uh the

mafia and the cartels in New York at the

time.

All right, Jean, we’re out of time.

Thank you so much for joining us. See

you next week.

Take care. Relationships matter because

people buy people. And that’s why I buy

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people the right way. From homeowners

insurance to contractor’s insurance,

condo insurance, commercial insurance,

all the different coverages that are out

there, and of course, auto insurance.

They’ve got you covered. They worry

about you first. You’re more than a

policy number. You’re a person who

they’re watching out for, not when the

sun is shining, but after the hurricane

has left. If you want real service with

real savings, contact Eddie Zuran at the

Eddie Xarin Insurance Agency. www.zarins

insurance.com.

Give them a call today. You’ll be glad

you did when you do.