With a lot of pleading by the DNC to keep the protesters at their Philadelphia event appearing somewhat content—so that the “picture” they wanted to paint of a “unified convention could be realized—the obsession they have with criminal and manipulative content cannot be ignored. They have been busted yet again with Wikileaks revealing 20,000 emails showing how much manipulation they do within the media and how they essentially rig the American election system. Yet, they are seeking to steer away the attention to the Russians for discovering the information. The problem for them is that they actually committed the acts—whether it was the Russians or some school kid tucked away in some college dorm who did the hacking is irrelevant. It is their behavior behind closed doors that matters. This video shows some of the information that isn’t being covered by the media that is obviously in collusion with the DNC scam—and it needs to be seen by voters.
What this reminds me of is the strategy utilized against all the women Bill Clinton slept with as president. The DNC has the same approach away from their misconduct toward those simply reporting what they see. These are bad people who have no place in any office of trust under any circumstance.
There wasn’t much for me to learn from Dinesh D’Souza’s new film, Hillary’s America—because I’ve read most everything in it at some time or another. It was however interesting how it was assembled with a vengeance by D’Souza who had recently been convicted of a minor crime that put him under lock-up in a minimum security correctional facility. Unlike his past work Dinesh doesn’t even attempt to be neutral in his journalistic approach. Basically, and I agree with him, you are either a Republican or you are assisting evil in perpetuating death and destruction across planet earth. There is no middle ground—we either beat them at the ballot box so to save mankind from a reversal into chaos at the hands of government aristocrats in charge of everything—or we will have them putting us in jail if we don’t give them all our money and resources—because they are professional “white collar” thieves. I do not believe the two sides—the democrats and the republicans, can live together within one society because they are philosophically too far apart intellectually. And that is what Dinesh D’Souza’s new film showed wonderfully. Go see it this weekend. If you’re smart, you’ll finish reading this review in the movie theater waiting for the film to begin. Go now…………………..what are you waiting for?
The best thing that could happen would be on November 9th 2016, after an embarrassing loss to the Republican Party, Hillary and her misfit criminals within government would have to turn on the television to see the end of their entire party. They really are a party of thieves, scum bags and literal losers who seek to feed off the good until there is nothing left. That’s what Dinesh D’Souza’s Hillary’s America argues quite effectively and I understood him quite well. I have quite a lot of old friends who have been incarcerated in a much more severe way that D’Souza had experienced, and I watched what it did to those people—once strong men who were eroded away into nothing by the insulting experience of prison life. D’Souza was convicted and sentenced because he gave too much money to a friend of his running for political office. It was a relatively innocent crime that was a minor misunderstanding of campaign finance law, which is impossible to follow unless you staff a team of lawyers at $400 an hour to watch your back. It’s a crooked system designed by crooked people and they got more than they bargained for when they locked up the talented writer, debater, and filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza.
This movie was written while Dinesh was incarcerated. Obama’s legal system wanted to punish D’Souza for making the movie, 2012: Obama’s America by locking him up which put the filmmaker face to face with the hardened criminals at the bottom rung of society. D’Souza having a great mind used that situation to do a lot of research on the Democratic Party and understand the type of people who had sent him to jail. His experience essentially became the script to the film.
The most powerful part of the movie which was fresh material for me was the section on Saul Alinsky. I knew the history, I had watched the Playboy interview done the year of his death on YouTube, but I hadn’t really thought much about how that community organizer got his start as a young adult during his college days struggling to rub together a few pennies just to eat. That name, Alinsky is important because he was the creator of the term, “community organizer” the way that Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton understand it—so that makes his view of the world tremendously important. What hit me hardest in Hillary’s America was that Alinsky invented “community organizing” to essentially eat for free around the Chicago downtown area. What Saul Alinsky taught others was essentially crime and how to beat the system in mass. His methods of course were of interest to the mob putting him into a friendship with Frank Nitti who was Al Capone’s second in command.
Thinking of Nitti I couldn’t help but think of the Untouchables movie from the 80s where Elliot Ness faced down these criminals with great struggle to pin anything on them—because they controlled the entire city—from the press, to the police, to the gangs in the streets. Ness was finally able to get a conviction on Capone for not paying his taxes—which was a far cry from the actual crimes committed—but it was something. Nitti would later commit suicide shooting himself in the head the day before a scheduled grand jury appearance for mob extortion of the Hollywood film industry—which he was guilty of. If not for the pressure of law and order, Nitti would have continued to be the type of person that Saul Alinsky admired and befriended. But given the impending doom of a righteous end to his criminal past Nitti had to kill himself—in a lot of ways just like the Democratic Party which has formed around the same kind of tactics is about to do. D’Souza captured that part of the film particularly well. It was information I knew but seeing it play out on-screen with actual actors in simulations brought a level of reality to that knowledge that was fresh for me—and condemning.
The last fifteen minutes of the film it was obvious that D’Souza wants revenge against the Democrats for what they had done to him—which surprised me, because Dinesh is such a mild-mannered intellectual. He’s not the rebel rouser type, but he obviously meant for this film to be watched on Netflix the night before the big election on November 7th looking to tip the scales with independent voters and solidifying the Republican base effort—to make sure that they don’t stay home like they did in 2012 when Mitt Romney presented such a weak alternative. Dinesh D’Souza is supporting Trump which also surprised me since many of his close friends are the #NEVERTRUMP types—who I think are losers. I’ve lost so much respect for so many people over this whole Trump debate within the Republican Party during the last eight months. But it’s nice to see that D’Souza isn’t one of them. I arrived at the decision many months back that D’Souza had by the end of Hillary’s America—that Republicans are really the only kind of people who deserve to be called “American.” Everyone else essentially needs to get with the program—or they need to leave the country. If on November 9th, voters put an end to the Democratic Party—then justice will be done. If not, then we are headed for a civil war like what we had in the 1860s. This election is a divorce. Republicans and Democrats cannot live together under one flag—because one side has been built around criminal activity and they cannot be trusted.
Hillary has been plotting this power grab her entire life. She has done a lot of very bad things and she deserves to feel the worst pain imaginable for what her party has intended to inflict on Republicans—in an effort to destroy them. They have come after me in so many ways—I understand the anger D’Souza feels. He wants blood for what they did to him, and his movie makes the case for it—point for point. Hillary’s America doesn’t just go after the 2016 presidential candidate, but it hits the entire party for which she leads. They are criminals on the same scale as Frank Nitti the mob hit man. The only difference is that their crimes are typically “white collar” and under the protections of the laws they control—so they never get convicted. They all learned these tactics by Saul Alinsky to essentially steal the value of American effort and erase their own corrupt past by flipping definitions in the 1960s to expand their voter base into black neighborhoods still living in slavery on plantations Democrats built under the welfare model of “The Great Society.” Democrats capitulated to the Republican Martin Luther King and give him his “Civil Rights” movement so that they could take credit for the effort to erase their own past of racism so to capture the black vote and gain control of the entire nation through open theft.
And that is just something that can never be forgiven. With that said before we grab our guns and fight these bastards in the streets—we can expect to see Hillary defeated utterly on November 9th 2016. We should all hope to make her feel far worse than Frank Nitti did the day he committed suicide before the grand jury appearance—because he knew it wouldn’t go well. Hillary needs to contemplate an end to her own life the day after a humiliating loss to the entire Republican Party. She deserves it because she has come after people who stand in her way with a furiousness that has built a wall of enemies who only want to see an end to her political life. They don’t want to work with her. Dinesh D’Souza doesn’t want to sit at the table with people who support Hillary and Barack Obama and “negotiate with the “mob.” They put him in jail and would have done worse to him if they could have twisted the law to their needs more than they did.
So D’Souza made a movie arguing the end of the Democratic Party and I don’t blame him a bit. Every American should see his movie and to focus on giving Hillary Clinton the worst day of her life on November 9th when she has to wake up to a terrible diseased husband who is a sex addict and has embarrassed her during their entire marriage, a family life that is a caricature of progressive hippiedome. A career built on looting from powerful public occupations, and being at the helm of a sinking ship that goes under water during her time in the big seat—then realizing that as old as she is that there won’t be another chance before she dies an obscure and meaningless death to do it again. She has planned her whole life to be president of the United States. She has literally destroyed the lives of people who have put themselves in her way. And the best justice for her would be to see her weeping uncontrollably after an embarrassing loss only to think about ending it all with her own suicide. Because that’s what she deserves—and D’Souza made a movie that showed us why.
It was wonderful for me to watch the battle between Republicans and Democrats at the RNC in Cleveland. It was as if my many words here at Overmanwarrior’s Wisdom over the years finally emerged into action by several people at the highest and lowest levels of the war we have fighting. Finally, conservatives–or at least those voting for the Republican Party under the banner of Donald Trump—are fighting back—and they are winning.
As Donald Trump gave what I thought was an epic speech taking on global intrusions against American sovereignty, Alex Jones and the former campaign manager for Trump—Roger Stone, crashed the set of the vile liberal show Young Turks. I really hate those guys—especially that loser progressive Cenk Uygur who has made fun of my brand of conservatism for years without being checked for it. Those days are over. Watch this!
It is nice to finally see other people joining, and winning at this fight. Now all you have to do is join it! I’ve been here for a long time. Finally, it’s a winning position and that is a big first step into solving a lot of problems.
One of the takeaways from the Republican National Convention in Ohio which obviously scared the national media were the calls from the floor demanding that Hillary Clinton be locked up. It stunned the mainstreamers that people would actually say such a thing about a rival presidential candidate. What’s different, and what many of them have not yet admitted to themselves, is that Hillary Clinton is an actual criminal who has been trying to hijack the American government after she worked in the 70s to impeach Richard Nixon.
For those not at the RNC convention, or watching it on television, the Chris Christie prosecution of Hillary Clinton was striking. The New Jersey governor and the former presidential candidate pointed out many of the highlights of Hillary’s failures which can’t be disputed by the progressive left. So here it is as he delivered it—and use it wisely to help a friend learn more about why they are stupid if they vote for the vile criminal, Hillary Clinton.
Now this is the way an American president should enter an RNC convention—and this is also how a first lady should look and behave. This is what I expect out of my representatives and why I have been for Donald Trump from the start. But the important stuff that has been happening has not been part of most of the media broadcasts and many of them involve the Alex Jones portion of the Republican Party. Probably the two best things from day one of the Republican Convention in Cleveland, Ohio 2016 was the “Hillary For Prison” banner flying over the entire city and Jones confronting establishment Bush Republican, Karl Rove at the airport baggage claim—who has been anti-Trump fervently.
Then of course there is Dinesh D’Souza showing off his new movie, Hillary’s America and suddenly as you look around the convention and it is obvious that Republicans are finally starting to stick up for themselves—and that is what the media is not reporting on any outlet. It starts with Trump’s entrance on stage and ends with people like Alex Jones fighting with Karl Rove at the airport. So here are some videos of that first day which paints a picture everyone should see of a new Republican Party emerging with a vengeance.
The Nathan Drake adventures on the Playstation game systems have reminded me often of my experiences from 1983 through 1988. I love the games and the character of Nathan Drake. Up until recently I thought Uncharted 2: Among Thieves was one of the greatest video games ever made. The video game company Naughty Dog actually did something unthinkable, they are challenging great movie characters like Indiana Jones for the right to be king of the storytelling venue, and up until Uncharted 4: A Thieves End—which just came out in May of 2016 I thought they were scratching the surface. However, I have given myself some time recently to play the 4th game, with great anticipation on my part. Even though in my life I have shelved many of the traits about Nathan Drake’s life which remind me so much of my early years I deeply wanted to see how Naughty Dog would end the story of that very likable character—as this is slated to be the end of the series as we know it. After playing Uncharted 4 let me report that it is jaw dropping great. I had high expectations but even so, it far exceeded those in every way. By the time the credits concluded I had a very similar feeling as I did the very first time I saw Raiders of the Lost Ark, only this was better, because the game was much longer and had time to jump into the lives of the characters in a storytelling fashion that I think was Academy Award winning. The acting and pacing was so good that it rivals the best films Hollywood has ever produced—like Citizen Kane for set design and drama, or James Bond for sheer action and scope of circumstance. As just an example of how good the game is, how it looks and how magnificent it is the video below is actual game play. It looks like a movie but I can confirm that everything you see is a playable element. It is quite astonishing.
If you have not yet played the game you may want to return to this article once you have as spoilers will follow. I thought there were a number of elements about Uncharted 4 that were quite extraordinary story wise, and those items will be discussed—so if you don’t want to know, stop here.
Was I happy with the ending? Actually, I was amazed by the ending. It was so refreshing, that an entertainment company actually produced a story that featured strong characters with healthy relationships. It was good to see that Nate and his wife actually lived happily ever after—that the events of the previous games were really about Nathan Drake coming to terms with his past and living a healthy future. And it was nice to see that they gave birth to a daughter who was living a successful life with them. Nathan Drake managed to also maintain positive relationships with his brother and his father figure mentor Sully as the years after Uncharted 4 progressed. It was the happiest ending I’ve seen since the conclusion of the very first Back to the Future movie—it was satisfying in every way. My wife and I kind of looked at each other after the story concluded because honestly it was like Naughty Dog had been spying on our own lives together over the years even down to the characters of the new daughters. I was certainly able to relate to the ending—to say the least. I was so pleased that millions of video game players were able to experience these Nathan Drake adventures which featured such positive role models and outcomes. No wonder the game is so popular—the ending showed me that video games have become the dominate form of storytelling in our modern culture surpassing movies and novels finally. In a lot of ways Uncharted 4 is the greatest story ever told—it is certainly the greatest treasure hunt surpassing Raiders of the Lost Ark or even Humphrey Bogart’s Treasure of Sierra Madre. The people at Naughty Dog knew what they were doing and they pulled it off with sheer audacity. Such a good ending to the story of Nathan Drake—especially for those who have spent the last ten years enjoying the Uncharted franchise. Hollywood would have never dared to give fans such a positive ending.
What started as a rip off of the Tomb Raider franchise—which was a female rip-off of Indiana Jones, Uncharted had evolved into its own thing by the third video game. Even the makers of the Tomb Raider games had realized that Uncharted was literally going someplace nobody had thought previously possible. So by the time Naughty Dog set out to do Uncharted 4, they were truly in “uncharted” territory for any storytelling medium. The game designers appeared to be aware that they were laying foundations that every video game and movie company in the future would have to live up to and they were enjoying it. There were times where they were actually showing off their technical abilities just because they could.
Libertalia was very interesting in that it actually fits politically into the discussion of our times—really the philosophic difference between libertarians, and the Tea Party movement. What a lot of people don’t know is that the American Revolution was ignited by the actions of these very pirates central to the Uncharted 4 story so I consider the narrative an important one which shaped the actual Libertalia which become America. But for the founders of Libertalia, what a concept, a utopian paradise founded by renegades from all the world governments and all the possible problems that might arise from it. I found the entire concept extremely compelling. Then to walk around that environment in a 3D world was really something to behold. The sense of scale was truly incredible. These Uncharted makers obviously have experience with real world adventures as their physics through caves, with rappelling and climbing and geography was spot on—nearly real world in their feel. If not for some of the over-the-top gun battles, and climbing, Uncharted 4 could be a simulation of real life.
It’s really hard to pick a favorite part of the game for me, because after I was finished, it seemed like a really long journey. I took my time getting through the game—spending about three weekends completing it. Ironically, I think the chapter where Nathan and his brother break into the old mansion to get back their mother’s personal possessions was the most compelling, which I didn’t expect. Nathan’s mother supposedly committed suicide when he was very young forcing him to grow up in an orphanage run by nuns. Uncharted 4 opens with Drake and his brother in a Panamanian jail and it is very gritty. Through the series Drake is in many jails yet he’s highly intelligent walking a very fine line between ghetto thug and world-class traveler. So it was interesting and realistic to learn that Nathan’s mother was a genius scholar who had obviously brushed elbows with powerful people and something bad happened to her. Her absence in the lives of her children obviously sent them down a dark path leaving them with relationship troubles later in their lives as they had been a relatively happy family. As young children that happiness was ripped from them and they spent the rest of their days trying to get it back which culminated around the secret treasure of Henry Avery—a character of obsession for their mother. I thought that the Naughty Dog team went so much further than Spielberg could in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade in taking such an interesting globetrotting adventurer and grounding him into something internally driven by overbearing parents and childhood disappointments. Even in the Panamanian jail, Drake and his brother seem too smart for their circumstances, but psychologically damaged by their upbringing. Apparently they got just enough from their mother to be smart and inquisitive young people, but not enough to stay out of trouble. The story was to me, deeply intelligent.
And that is the triumph of Uncharted 4, not just as a Playstation only video game, but as a mechanism for storytelling. It is a shame that such a magnificent story doesn’t have the ability to reach everyone, but it certainly does justify the expense of buying a PS4 just so that people can play this video game. It is worth every penny the cost of not only the game at $60 dollars, but the $300 cost of a PS4. I haven’t played many of these types of games over the last five or six years. Previous favorites were Red Dead Redemption and of course Star Wars: The Old Republic. But this Uncharted game is just another step in creating virtual realities and telling stories in those realms. Recently after buying a Samsung 4K 70” television the first thing I wanted to do was get an updated gaming system so I could catch up on some of the new titles that have been produced in the video game world. The highest on my list was Uncharted 4 which was coming up at the time. With that said, the game was gorgeous blown up big and in 4K—nearly flawless. It really was a game that hit every mark on a high note and was something truly to behold and enjoy. If you get the chance, take the adventure. It’s not the only reason I spent 5K on an entertainment system, but I would do it again just to play Uncharted 4 once. It will last in your mind for a lifetime. It is my new favorite video game, and one of my most beloved adventure stories. It has the depth of an adventure novel, the action of a summer blockbuster, and the romance of an Academy Award winning motion picture. I really don’t think Douglas Fairbanks or Errol Flynn could have ever imagined the type of storytelling exhibited in Uncharted 4. It is a new gold standard that will certainly stand the test of time and is one of the greatest adventure stories EVER told. What a great experience Naughty Dog! Thanks!
Do yourself a favor and watch the videos included above. The effort put into Uncharted 4 is just incredible, and it certainly shows—an A+ in every single category.
Long, who was reportedly carrying a rifle and wearing all-black attire when he confronted police, posted several videos within recent weeks discussing various police-involved shootings.
“If I would have been there with Alton — clap,” Long says in a video posted on July 14.
“If anything happens with me, because I’m an alpha male, I stand up, I stand firm, I stand for mine, until the end,” he said.
“Yeah, I also was a Nation of Islam member. Don’t affiliate me with it. Don’t affiliate me with anything.”
Law enforcement officials have reportedly said that Long was a member of a sovereign citizen movement.
Of course he was smart to paint himself as a lone wolf prior to the assassinations of the police in Louisiana, but if you trace his actions to the preaching of Louis Farrakhan the murders are clearly projected by that religious/political movement. You can of course hear the words of Farrakhan on a radio show I recently did with Matt Clark during the forty-two minute mark of the broadcast shown below. Listen to that again for reference. Don’t say nobody told you what was going on. Because I did, even though it is incredibly politically incorrect. I don’t always like being right, but we need to start facing facts.
Really, if everyone would just shut up and listen to me, they’d be a lot better off. I can’t tell you dear reader how many times over the last year that I’ve had to explain why I supported Donald Trump for president. The acceptance speech by Mike Pence for the VP slot says everything I’ve been telling people about how a Trump administration would look. The speech below is exactly why I felt I didn’t need to write any more daily articles on this site, and why I predicted on a recent radio show that the Democratic Party would soon become extinct—by 2020. What we’ve had as a governing management system—since really 2004 has been pathetic. Embarrassing really for the greatest country on earth—likely in this solar system—perhaps even in this part of the galaxy—it is only logical that people would want to fix such a broken quandary. Trump is used to succeeding and finding the right people for the right jobs. His selection of the Tea Party firebrand Mike Pence, the very successful governor of Indiana, as his vice presidential running mate is just a sign of things to come. So I am quite happy about the following speech. Even happier that Pence actually said very well, that most of the problems we are seeing around the world today whether the issue is foreign or domestic terrorism is that it is caused by a weakness that “arouses” evil. I thought that was probably the best way to describe 2016 politics that I’ve heard to date.
For those who thought Trump wasn’t conservative enough socially—look what he’s done. The pick of Pence certainly puts that issue to bed and provides a nice foundation for a very long Republican run in the White House which is why Democrats are literally crapping all over themselves at this precise moment. I have said for a long time that I thought Trump would take eight years to fix everything up in the country from an executive branch point of view then someone like Ted Cruz would run in 2024 and be a kind of Calvin Coolidge president for another eight years. I think that Trump is even setting this up even further and I’ll go ahead and say it. I think that the 2024 ticket will be Pence/Trump but this time it will be his daughter Ivanka who will be the VP nominee. And in 2032, Ivanka will be the first woman president of the United States. By that time we will have put people on mars, completely overhauled our education and medical systems, and will have projected explosive economic growth the likes that the world has never seen before. And I think the Trumps will play a part in politics for the next fifty years—and there will be a hefty wall on the Mexican border that will be a decade old by that time with them begging America for Puerto Rico statehood status—because their social justice liberalism had wreaked their economy beyond help. The wall will take away the blending that is currently going on which seeks to hide the complete failures of their liberal Mexican revolution of Marxism which took place at the start of the 20th Century.
What the Trump/Pence ticket now provides if it succeeds in November is a real plan forward—and why shouldn’t it—the Democrats are literally putting up a criminal who is excessively vulnerable. I know the media is projecting a close race, and people really can’t take anything for granted—they have to go out and vote for Trump—but I just don’t see being so stupid as to vote for an obvious criminal in the White House knowing what we do at this point. In the past there has been speculation about Bill Clinton and his medical records—and Obama and the country of his birth—his ties to actual domestic terrorists and the Islamic faith—but with Hillary, we have the facts well before hand and she really can’t defend them on her own. Trump will literally destroy her career in their first debate when they face off with each other. I have serious doubts she’ll be able to show her face in public after the humiliation she will endure this upcoming fall. And it’s not that Trump has to be mean to her. It’s just that when you put someone with competence up next to an idiot on stage—it will be easy. We really haven’t had that kind of thing before with any Republican, except for a little bit with Reagan. The timidity of Republicans has often made the Democrats look brilliant. But that is not to say that the Democrats were actually qualified—they were just allowed to appear equal. With Trump and Pence running the ticket—Democrats have a lot to be afraid of.
The future looks very bright and Pence is just the start. I called it a long time ago and now I’m telling you dear reader what the future holds if you’ll do your part. By the time Pence finishes his term as president—16 years from now and Ivanka takes over we could erase our national debt, expand America’s economic influence to regions of the world deprived of resources and end all this terrorist nonsense with good conservative value that is so badly needed around the globe. There may even be a Disneyland in Siberia by the time it’s all said and done—just watch. As America succeeds, so goes the world and under Trump I predict explosive economic growth—in the teens actually—and it all starts with the basic understanding that evil is aroused by weakness. With a strong executive branch in America, evil won’t have anywhere to hide and it certainly won’t be aroused. And for the first time in any of our lifetimes—we will get to see the immense power and influence a strong America has on the weak and destitute—saving them from the crack where evil hides once and for all.
I watched a lot of news over the last week, mostly by choice. To me we are at war and I want to know the intelligence of the battlefield movements. This war we are fighting so far hasn’t turned to guns too much, but it is along ideological elements. It hasn’t turned grossly violent yet. It was a big news week around the 4th of July of 2016 and my life has been busy. I am grateful to the very nice people—and they know who they are—who gave my wife a chance to meet Donald Trump and Newt Gingrich this past week. She isn’t the type of person who gets glowy eyes for celebrity. If a star musician stepped up next to her at a shopping mall, she wouldn’t even blink in excitement, but when Trump told her that she was “beautiful,” it made her year (I caught the picture a little late as Donald was moving away from my wife heading to the next person)—so thank you to the people responsible for putting us in that unique position. I’d also like to thank Linda Hughes at 1600 WAAM radio for all the times she has allowed Matt Clark to have me on during his monumental Saturday afternoon broadcasts. The broadcast we did on 7-9-2016 I think beat any hour-long news broadcast in the entire country during the entire previous week—and that includes Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity and all the big radio guys. Not even Bill O’Reilly nailed down the Hillary Clinton email scandal or the Dallas domestic terrorist issue better than Matt and I did in the following broadcast. I would recommend that you listen to it dear reader and pass this along to a friend. Its information critical to the failures of our times by the political left and addresses the necessary steps it will take to correct our path in America for the future.
Because of those frequent broadcasts on WAAM I have a radio studio set up at my house, which I am showing for the first time in pictures taken on July 9th. For me it is Mt. Olympus, a place of divine philosophy that can reach the far edges of the globe—so I put a little effort into what gets said at that table. I’ve been to quite a few radio studios over the years, and the one at my house is by far the best—for me. Everything is clearer from my seat at that table in front of that particular microphone.
As I said on the air, I was watching Barack Obama further embarrass America while giving a speech from Warsaw, Poland. I had the sound turned down so it wouldn’t get picked up on our WAAM broadcast, but I could read the captions, and the President’s body language. Obama had his right shoulder pointed toward the audience most of the time with his head cocked slightly to the right in a way that gave away a lot of guilt he was obviously concealing. That stance is reminiscent of many statues of important people and is a learned behavior that a guilty person falls back on while trying to sell something to others that the perpetrator themselves are trying to buy into. Essentially, Obama was trying to get himself to buy into what he was selling to the world as he spoke. He proposed that local police were insufficient, that they needed to be federalized—he proposed gun control measures—and he failed to identify the role he played in the creation of domestic terrorism between the races—which obviously climaxed in Dallas, Texas.
What was hilarious if the situation were even funny, was that Obama and his political left proposed more gun control and more federal control when the story they were happy to conceal—which was that Hillary Clinton is in big trouble because she perjured herself in front of congress—revealed during the FBI testimony—and that the government at all levels had proven itself to be completely incompetent. The political left has their fingerprints all over these issues because they have not allowed Republicans to be a part of the decision-making process. The only role Republicans have played in all these issues is that they have went along with many of the proposals so not to be called silly names like “racists,” “Nazis,” or “angry white guys.” Fear of the name calling has forced Republicans to cave on almost every issue the political left has proposed and this is what we get as a government—a mess with various factions in open war with one another and a former Secretary of State who can’t tell the truth about the position of the sun in the sky. She seems to be willing to lie about anything—and she clearly can’t be trusted even at a minor level of security—yet she’s running for the most secure position in the entire world.
Matt and I gave what turned out to be one of the most balanced broadcasts in media and I’d attribute it to a couple of things. Neither Matt nor I make our living off his radio show—so we do it out of passion—purely. We are doing it because we want to and Linda doesn’t really put pressure on the ratings for that afternoon timeslot—not in the way that larger outlets might be concerned with. That frees up our minds a lot to be as straight as the truth allows—which we fully utilized. The second is that I get the opportunity to do things like shake hands with Donald Trump and others—so I can know them on a more personable level which gives me an objectivity that other outlets don’t have. Like my wife, I am not enamored by celebrity. Debbie Boehner was standing right next to me the other day, as was Newt Gingrich and the head of the Butler County Republican Party, and to me we are all just people doing our best to do what’s right. That allows me to listen to them without the tapestry of celebrity which puts what they say in a different realm of communication. It allows me to then report to a radio audience information in a unique way—where Linda gives Matt a lot of freedom to report on her airwaves and I have life experiences that color the discussion with large doses of reality that is hard to come by. When those two things come together some good work is done and I am particularly proud of our broadcast on July 9th. In the long history of me doing radio broadcasts over the years, that show will go down as one of my favorites.
I propose working through problems with the First Amendment before resorting to the 2nd. That kid in Dallas let the hate of race baiters heckle him into action against white police officers and he was wrong. The media were wrong for stoking the flames which caused that kid to act and Obama set the table for everyone way back when he declared that Trayvon Martin could have been his son. To hide his guilt in feeding the frenzy that is causing all the racial anxiety, Barack Obama suggested more gun control and insisted that the answer was in more federal control of people’s lives. Yet just days prior, Hillary Clinton–who is running for president of the United States, was revealed to be grossly incompetent in her handling of her email situation—which was revealed as a result of the Benghazi hearings of a few years before. During the FBI revelation of their findings it was discovered that Clinton had perjured herself during those same Benghazi hearings—so the revelation was that Hillary was not only stupid, but she was in fact a criminal who will be certainly facing jail time because of that crime alone—not to mention all the crimes she has not been caught yet with. And those are the facts which Matt and I weaved into a simple hour-long broadcast. I dare anybody in media anywhere to do better. I bet they can’t.
Now, about some of the Trump rally pictures above, which were taken during the Cincinnati rally on July 6th. At the end Newt came up to my wife specifically, it was just the two of them alone for a moment, and she shook his hand politely but quickly turned away from him leaving it to me to do a little clean up. We watch Gingrich almost every night on Fox News so he certainly has celebrity appeal, and most people would be proud to have their picture standing next to such a person. Well, my wife and I don’t do that. In truth, my wife isn’t sold on Gingrich as she does not like the way he has handled his personal life on a few occasions. She felt the same way about Donald Trump for a long time. If not for the quality of Melania Trump and Trump’s daughter Ivanka, my wife would not be on the Trump train. So she needs some time to get used to Newt Gingrich being with Donald Trump. She almost turned down a V.I.P. invite just because she didn’t want to see Newt Gingrich or our local celebrity Sheriff Jones in person. (She feels Jones doesn’t do enough to rid Butler County of drugs which is her issue with him). Newt obviously felt strange when my wife shook his hand then turned away quickly leaving him standing there all by himself. I was laughing because I knew what she was thinking and I also knew how Newt took it so I snapped a quick picture which is the closest thing to posing with a celebrity that you’ll get from my wife—or I for that matter. I quickly stepped up to Newt and shook his hand to take away the awkwardness and get him back on track—because for him it was tough to work a V.I.P. line and have the first person you stepped up to reject you with a cold fish handshake. I think that perspective is one of the reasons that Matt and I do so well together. We can’t do it all the time, because we are both very busy people professionally. But we do it often enough to make a difference. And the audience of his radio broadcasts is the direct benefactor. So use them accordingly and with a nod of appreciation. They are truly unique broadcasts.
