Hello and welcome to another episode of '2 Grumpy Vets and a Dude.' I'm your host, Bryan, joined by Rich. Unfortunately, the Dude is running late today due to work commitments, but he'll join us as soon as he can. In this episode, we dive into the biggest news of the day, which is the recent assassination attempt on former President Trump. We discuss the details of the incident, including the response time of the Secret Service and the implications of the attack.
Rich shares his travel plans and updates us on his upcoming live event, 'Operation Tears of the 22: Back to Basics,' in Oklahoma. We also touch on the challenges of modern parenting, the impact of technology on kids, and the increasing dangers in today's society.
As the conversation unfolds, we delve into the political landscape, discussing the Democrats' ongoing efforts to undermine Trump and the potential consequences of their actions. We also explore the possibility of President Biden stepping down due to health concerns and the implications for the upcoming election.
Throughout the episode, we emphasize the importance of community, fellowship, and supporting our veterans. We encourage listeners to reach out to veterans in need and offer a listening ear or a helping hand.
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Rich Chelson:
Come the end of the day, and it's time to lay your head and go to sleep. And you get up the next morning, and you see the beautiful sunrise, the same shit is still gonna be here.
[00:00:14] Bryan Goodwin:
Hey, man. Hello, and welcome to 2 grumpy fits and a dude. I'm your host, Brian, and I am here with Rich. And the dude is running late today, so we will have to have him jump on as soon as he's able to get on. He is a very busy man, and he just happens to be getting carried carried away with the with the work, and the work has got him tied up at the moment. So he's getting here as quick as he can. But anyhow, we are here, with Rich, and and so we're gonna be talking probably a, mostly about the biggest piece of news that is happening in the world today.
And yeah, I'm sure y'all are tired of hearing about it. But there's so much more stuff that's coming out. That's just absolutely mind boggling on this. So, and then whatever else happens to come to our head because yeah, we squirrel worse than a 2 year old chock full of of sugar. So, you know, we're gonna go wherever we end up going, but we do know where we're gonna start off with. But anyhow, before we get started on that, Ritz, what are you up to, man?
[00:01:13] Rich Chelson:
Well, I'm traveling. I'm traveling. I'm I'm I'm on my way up back up to Arkansas and, getting ready to go down to Oklahoma for our live event next week, operation tiers of the 22, back to basics. And, so, yeah, gonna be there and then and then get back, unload everything, and then I'm gonna leave Tuesday morning, go to my house up north, up, up in the north country. Cause it's not cold up there no more. And finally warmed up. And, I'm going to get everything out of my house, load it up in a, you all in my ass is headed south to Mississippi.
And that's probably the last time I'm going to see that part of the country. Close the doors on the Missouri chapter. So, yeah. So that's, that's what I'm doing. I'm just, yeah, I'm traveling and I got tired and it was a I I mean, it was a good day. Jeep ran fine. I mean, travel was good. It just I got sore, you know? And so I was like, you know what?
[00:02:14] Bryan Goodwin:
I don't I'm not in a hurry. So No. No. No. No. No need to rush. Not until, next Thursday. So
[00:02:21] Rich Chelson:
Right. Right.
[00:02:22] Bryan Goodwin:
So yeah. I'd like to be able to go, but sadly, I'm, yeah, still not gonna be able to. So even if I wanted to, at the moment, it doesn't look like I'm gonna be able to anyhow because car's still in the shop. They're, apparently school? Oh my God. School, here in, in the town that I live in, they, the mechanic that I'm using is a local mechanic. Great dude. Good dude. He, he bust his butt, knows what it what's going on, does his work and stuff, but he also is the official mechanic for, for the, for local school district.
[00:02:57] Rich Chelson:
Okay.
[00:02:58] Bryan Goodwin:
And school is getting stupid on when they're starting up in their classes.
[00:03:05] Rich Chelson:
Why, why are they starting?
[00:03:07] Bryan Goodwin:
7th August. What? What the hell? That's exactly what I what? What the hell, man? I mean, shit. You shit. You took weeks You get them 2 weeks away. A month and 3 weeks essentially is what they get for vacation now. Oh, fuck. Throw that throw that out to under and go all year round then. I mean, you know, they're like, oh, I think that's what they're slowly trying to convince the kids to do. And it's like, yeah, we'll just keep going. So it's like, no. Screw you. I mean, damn, I know the parents probably would like going. Yeah. Yeah. Put them in school. Keep them in school. You feed the damn, hungry monsters and they are to save our, our, our, our food bill. But no, it's like, no, there's, there's a reason. Yes.
Granted the kids ain't doing much these days. Well, the, I have been, I see 3 kids on that semi re and I say semi regular, maybe once every two and a half weeks riding their bikes around.
[00:04:07] Rich Chelson:
Oh, wow.
[00:04:08] Bryan Goodwin:
And so, yeah, I mean, if you didn't know better, you would think that there were no kids in this, in this town.
[00:04:14] Rich Chelson:
So, so, the rest of them was probably sitting inside in the AC watching TV. Inside watching TV, playing video games, what,
[00:04:22] Bryan Goodwin:
scroll around on YouTube, watching, playing on their phones, tablets, and anything else. Wow. It's like,
[00:04:28] Rich Chelson:
yeah, no, we, yeah. Well, 1, we didn't have YouTube or the internet or anything. And 2, our mama kicked us out because it was story time.
[00:04:37] Bryan Goodwin:
Well, and that that was And this was the story. The priest gotta go watch more stories. Exactly. And that was the big thing. Yeah. I mean, and I think that's, some of the big difference is that so many kids' moms actually work. So nobody's at the house. Right. And so the kids don't have to be forced at, you know, at the threat of losing 2 inches of butt
[00:05:06] Rich Chelson:
right.
[00:05:07] Bryan Goodwin:
To go outside and suffer in the heat. You know, if he, oh, well, it's on. Okay. Well then here, grab your swimsuit. Here's the towel. Let's take you down to the, down to the elk city pool and, and you'd go splash around there for the, for the next, you know, 7 hours. Yeah. Have fun. That's what we would do. We'd start off and we would go be there by the time. And granted, it was a good mile, maybe, maybe close to a mile and a quarter from where we lived to where the swimming pool was in Southern. And it was not in town. It was outside of town. It was a good half mile outside of the outside town. And so you had to, you, you went off and a lot of us, there would be a little worn trail right along the side of the highway. Right. Right. As the whole army of, usually about 4th, 5th grade is kind of about the time the parents kind of were like, alright. You can walk to, or you can walk to the pool. Right. Get a season pass, so just walk to the pool.
So from about 5th grade to us, to the seniors, you know, there was a whole army of, of kids just, oh, you know, until they got until they got their car, car. And then all of a sudden you'd you'd have a, you'd have a seniors and the juniors and stuff zipping past, you know, with their with their nonexhaust pickups and and cars and stuff like that. You knew who who was who and what, what. So Oh, yeah. Definitely.
[00:06:36] Rich Chelson:
But But it And and
[00:06:38] Bryan Goodwin:
walked down there, and sometimes it was sometimes it was it was while we were barefoot. You know? Some of us were had, had a, strong enough foot to where we could we could walk along the, walk along the the road and and just to be we'd just have enough tar caked to the bottom of our feet eventually that we just we had our own type of of soul on the bottom of our foot. Yeah. Right. Right.
[00:07:05] Rich Chelson:
Well, what you see though also nowadays with with the, shit and crap we deal with, you know, with, with, older people trying to hurt people, you know, and stuff like that. It, it kinda dissuades people from letting their kids, you know, do things. I mean, it's a it's a detriment and a help, I guess. You know? No. Well, it is. Maybe I didn't say that right, but I know I know I know what I was thinking, but, you know, and see, that's the thing. You know, it's sad because we have we have so many people that are looking to do harm to other people for no no good reason, you know, that, that it makes people leery about letting kids go out by themselves.
[00:07:54] Bryan Goodwin:
Yeah. And but at the same time, I I think a lot of yeah. Are there more especially now that we have so many undocumented people who have, you know, I think they've, they've estimated it to be anywhere from 20 to 30000000000 undocumented people in our come into our into our country alone. Right. But hold on. Hold on here.
[00:08:16] Rich Chelson:
I I was watching, it was in between shows. They was talking about this one. I think the real CSI, the one in Miami. One of the guys on there, I think he's a cop, he said he said 80% of homicides are from someone who who you know. Right. Right. No. And I and I And and and, I mean, I mean, that's sad, dude.
[00:08:44] Bryan Goodwin:
80% of fucking homicides. Yeah. But that's how 80% of all kidnappings are are I'm sure or close to 80%. The majority of kidnappings are done by people the kid knows.
[00:08:57] Rich Chelson:
You're saying that's you're saying that's that's just screwed up. Thank Oh, yeah. But that's how think always Joe is gonna sound like never changed. Susie.
[00:09:06] Bryan Goodwin:
Right. But that's never changed. It's always even 60 fifties in the forties and the fifties and sixties, seventies, eighties. That was the same, same element.
[00:09:16] Rich Chelson:
Oh, okay. I guess I guess I guess, I was never cute enough to get kidnapped. So Oh, no. No. I wouldn't either. I was they they were like going, no. No.
[00:09:25] Bryan Goodwin:
They're like, I would they we would end up having to pay the damn parents to get rid of the skid, so we'd be out of money. We ain't playing. Right. So but it was but, yeah, that's, that's true. But at the same time, there are a lot more of the of the foreigners who are also committing acts of rape and, and things like that, that those, those rates have increased dramatically. And they've been people who are what they like to call now newcomers instead of, you know, documented or just illegal aliens.
[00:10:05] Rich Chelson:
You know what? We we can totally drop that newcomer bullshit and just call it what it is. Illegal fucking aliens illegal. Exactly.
[00:10:14] Bryan Goodwin:
And so, yeah, I can understand there being an increased level of danger, But in all reality, no. Most kids most of people, the adults have developed a sense of anxiety about letting kids run around and play for no reason whatsoever. I mean, my kids, I had my kids run free. They were free range kids and we live right. We live a quarter mile, not even a quarter mile. I'm like maybe an eighth of a mile from the interstate. Somewhat could easily have popped off in a, in a creeper van, come along, seeing a couple kids throwing them in the back, pop back on the interstate and, and would have never, you know, we wouldn't have known about it. And yeah, it kind of is scary when you sit back and think about it.
But the same thing could have happened when we were small
[00:11:09] Rich Chelson:
When we kids, I mean, oh, yeah. No, no true. And, and see, that's the thing though. You see, that's where, you know, you're right. And, and you see, that's where parents, instead of teaching their kids exactly what to do in those type of situations, they just keep them locked up in the house. And this is why, this is why we have a lot of kids that are so dependent on their phones or tablets or computers, the internet, you know, and stuff like this because the parents are not willing to learn, but you have to look at the parents because how were the parents raised?
[00:11:45] Bryan Goodwin:
They were raised the same way. The same way. It's just that a lot of them have the thought of I'm not ever gonna let my kids just be a latch key kid. Why what's wrong with being a latch key kid that you learned more independence, learn more survival skills. No, you know how to put out a damn fire, because I'm sure you created one in your kitchen inadvertently with popcorn. Not that I ever did that or nothing, but still that's not the point, but we, you learn. Yeah. Well well well, see, though And if you didn't, you'd also learn responsibility because if you didn't get chicken out and get it thawed in time by the time mom got home, Your ass get wore out. Going to lose an ass. Yeah. You were. But
[00:12:32] Rich Chelson:
but you see on on that there, though, and and this is, this actually makes sound sense. And I'm actually scared that I thought of it, but okay. Look at us. We're we're freaking gen xers. We are badass motherfuckers. I mean, I mean, we were kicked out at at 7 o'clock in the morning, not allowed back until dark. Yeah. The lights came on the street in, the street. And then and and and then we were left at home. It's like fend for yourself, you know, but, and then, and then you see, the thing is they started transitioning, you know, the, us gen Xers were like, oh, well, they were told by the media we, oh, we had it so bad. You can't let your kids do that. And this is how kids have softened up because, you know, everyone thinks, oh, oh, our life was so bad.
Really? Yeah.
[00:13:32] Bryan Goodwin:
We had helicopter parents. Then we also have, we've actually had Karen's involved in the world a lot more than than 2, 2, 2020 when COVID hit. Because after COVID is just when everybody started really focusing in on Karens. But we had Karens beforehand. You had that, you know, Gladys, the nosy busybody who wanted to report on anybody and anything that they that somebody was doing that they didn't like. Right.
[00:14:03] Rich Chelson:
But but you see back then, Gladys got took care of.
[00:14:07] Bryan Goodwin:
To a point. But a lot of especially in small towns nowadays and even, and the only reason why I know this is because it was used on us a couple, four times. There is a new tool out there that you have no defense against. If someone wants to make your life an absolute living hell, all I have to do is call up DHS. They're not gonna report who it was that called.
[00:14:33] Rich Chelson:
Well, true.
[00:14:34] Bryan Goodwin:
And all of a sudden you've got years of problems because all you have to do is the first one may be nothing. It's like, oh, well, we just have to come in and we have to look and see. You know? Okay. Well, all the kids look good. The second time you get a call, they're gonna come in and they're gonna make your life hell. Yeah. And any time after that, it's going to be, you better be on, you better make sure that house is spick and span. I mean, we, we had it to work. We actually had had them complain about the fact that our telephone line was connected and visible on running down the outside of the building outside of the house. They called DHS. No, no, no, no, no. DHS was concerned about that telephone line.
[00:15:20] Rich Chelson:
Why?
[00:15:21] Bryan Goodwin:
Wait. What? Because they can.
[00:15:23] Rich Chelson:
That is stupid. That is DHS. Oh my god. EHS
[00:15:29] Bryan Goodwin:
is almost like IRS where they can do what they want. And there's you can actually look at videos, and there's actually 1, one, video out there where you have, like, 4 or 5 judges and they're holding like a deposition of some sort. One of, one of the DHS, the lawyer for DHS is actually trying to explain the reason why DHS needs to lie in court. Really? Yeah. Yeah. They're trying to come up with a valid reasons why DHS is allowed to lie in court. And it's like, no. And whenever I had my own DHS problems, whenever my, my oldest daughter's, grandmother decided to pull her little fucking shit.
[00:16:16] Rich Chelson:
Right.
[00:16:17] Bryan Goodwin:
I mean, we saw firsthand, DHS does not play by the same set of rules because we had to go through they, they sat down, they laid out. You need to get this, this, this, this, and this done. There's like 4 or 5 things. You need to go through a financial, do a parenting class. You need to have, financial training. You need to have, whatever, whatever else it was. And like, like I said, 4 or 5 things that we had to do. Wow. And before they would even try to consider bringing my oldest daughter back into the, into the picture. That's crazy. Okay. Well, fine.
I'll do that. It's like that. If that's what it's going to take, that's what it's going to take. And so I did, I went through their parenting classes. They had parents classes over a place, close by that they deemed. Okay. Fine. I forked over the $100 that it needed to go to Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University. Cause I asked them, is this work? Will this work? And they like, well, I don't see why not. It's like, okay, fine. I forked over that over. Did the, I think it was 13 weeks.
[00:17:32] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. Yeah. It was a long program.
[00:17:35] Bryan Goodwin:
At first. Yeah. Back when it was like 13 weeks, it was like, boom. All right. Doing that 13 every week. Boom. There, there, there, there, there, there, right. Oh, filling out all the, all the paperwork, doing all the, all the homework, showing that I've got it done, got it taken care of, got it signed, sent them a copy, did everything, got everything completed. And, and by the time we got done and we went back for a, another, forget. What is it? What again, it wasn't a deposition. It wasn't a review, but anyhow, we had ended up going in front of the front of the judge again with the, with the DHS and all that. And they had stuff they had to get accomplished.
And whenever I showed up and was like, here we go, honor your honor. Here's this. Here's this. Here's proof of this. Here's proof of this. Here's proof of this. All right. We don't think he needs to she's, ready to be going back over to that house yet. That was not the case. And there was time for the, the DHS agents before, before the hearing, they would walk into the judge's quarters. And I was like, look over to my, my lawyers, like, am I allowed to do that? It's like, no. It's like, well, why are they? Because they're DHS. I was like, okay, we know they don't play for.
Right, right. No. And that's, that's one of the big things. Apparently, I've heard some people say that DHS has supposedly become a little kinder gentler, which I don't buy shit from. But again, it's is it possible? It's possible.
[00:19:08] Rich Chelson:
But at the same time Is it probable? Is it probable? Exactly.
[00:19:13] Bryan Goodwin:
No. I don't see because DHS gets money for adopting kids out. Right. That's why if you get a kid who they know can be adopted, if it's a baby, Yeah. You're the parents aren't seeing that baby ever again. Oh yeah. She's a baby. They get adopted and DHS gets their little kickback of money for, for helping add kids to the foster care system and for adoptions. DHS gets, gets a kickback on that. If the kid is a troublemaker, if the kid is somebody who is not easily adoptable, they're gonna kick it back to the parents. We had a, my daughter had a friend, actually had a couple friends who DHS loved to go and visit. And that's because, well, the parents were also involved in, in with illegal drugs Often, typically, for this, it was normally meth. But, anyhow, so you had one get, they would be, they'd be taken out of the house.
3 weeks later, mom showed that she hadn't had anything for 3 weeks until here. Okay. Here your kids back.
[00:20:30] Rich Chelson:
It's a waste of taxpayer money.
[00:20:33] Bryan Goodwin:
Well, to a point. Yeah. But at the same time, that's just but that's the way it goes. If you don't if it's not gonna work, if you're not able to hold the, you know, if the kids are gonna be a pain in the butt, they're gonna be a problem there and they're, they can't adopt them out. Yeah. They're going to just go. Nevermind parents. Here you go. Keep your nose clean. Don't let us catch you doing illegal stuff again. And then 6 months later, they do it again. And sometimes it'd be 6 months, 6 months later, sometimes a year later. I mean, there's times where one of the, one of the ladies, girls, moms, she worked at it. She worked really hard. She got herself clean for a good year and a half, 2 years until whatever disease was within her kicked back up to a level where she couldn't, she couldn't fight it no more or didn't wanna fight it no more. And so she fell off the wagon, but there for a while, you'd she was working over at the local convenience stores. She was hustling her butt. She was doing this. She was showing up at Right. You know, meetings, and she was doing all this and that. And then one day she showed up and she couldn't sit still. She was just, she was at a PTO meeting and just all over the damn place talking a 1,000 miles an hour.
And everybody's like, she's back on it again. Yeah. And, couple days later, they did giveaway, man. Oh yeah. And a couple days later, she showed up at the house looking for, looking for her daughter and she, and she had, had meth bug bites all over her face from her picking because they it it affects your the nerves in your skin. And so it feels like there's bugs. And so they're always always scratching at their faces. And so they get, they get all the scars and the, and the digs from scratching so much. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. I know the looks covered in her face was just covered in, in, in meth bug, bites and just was like, okay. Yeah. You're, you're, you're tweaking out of your fucking head again.
So, no, no, can't help you. Don't know where she's at. She's like, will you kill me? I was like, if I happen to know where she's at, I might, I'll see what I can do. And, she, from then on, I mean, she never was quite back to Sam, but she just kinda went off on her, off deep end and, and now, the daughter grown now has had got 2, 3 kids. I don't know what state she's in, but I'm sure I'm I'm hoping she's, she's better than what her mom was. Yeah. Well, let's, let's hope, you know? Yeah.
[00:23:09] Rich Chelson:
Because, you know, because, yeah, that's yeah. It's I know it's sad to see people like that, you know, especially when they're tweaking. Oh my gosh. Yeah. It's it's yeah. It's just like, man, that's just, I don't know. I don't know. We can talk about something else.
[00:23:28] Bryan Goodwin:
And so now onto something completely different.
[00:23:33] Rich Chelson:
So so I went,
[00:23:36] Bryan Goodwin:
dude's coming. Here's mister dude. Don't forget to say okay on the, for the for the live connection.
[00:23:42] Duuude-Ron :
So Yeah. I already did. Okay. Dude.
[00:23:46] Rich Chelson:
You made it.
[00:23:48] Bryan Goodwin:
Yeah.
[00:23:51] Duuude-Ron :
Yeah. I did.
[00:23:52] Bryan Goodwin:
We actually just barely gotten ourselves started into the,
[00:23:56] Rich Chelson:
end of the show. So we're about, about 30 minutes in. So Yeah. Yeah. It was actually my fault. I was running late tonight, so I was I was on another phone call with another veteran. So
[00:24:09] Duuude-Ron :
Okay. Well, if I don't sound too very, fucking, cheerful tonight, I'm not. So but we ain't gonna go into it.
[00:24:16] Rich Chelson:
Okay. Alright.
[00:24:18] Bryan Goodwin:
Alright. We can pause the, we can pause the show if you need us to. So
[00:24:24] Duuude-Ron :
No. I just won't say much.
[00:24:26] Rich Chelson:
Okay.
[00:24:28] Bryan Goodwin:
So well, badgammon. I liked I liked the the the the, the the chatty dude, but, you know, we'll get what we'll get the fat we'll get grumpy dude on here too. So that's size. We're fixing to talk, about the the biggest news there is on the, in the world as of right now. So Well, well, well, actually, there's there's a whole bunch
[00:24:52] Rich Chelson:
of biggest news over just in and around and and just all on this and over this shit we're fixing to talk about. Yeah. I mean, it's it's a it's a it's a freaking manure pile.
[00:25:06] Bryan Goodwin:
It is a it's a shit pile for sure.
[00:25:10] Rich Chelson:
I was using big words, man. It's certainly okay.
[00:25:13] Bryan Goodwin:
Yeah. Yeah. Of of rotten excrement. So, but anyhow, so yeah. Yeah, guys, unless you have been living under a very large thick rock for the past week, Trump was, was shot now. Yeah. You can, I've heard some people say, well, it wasn't really shot. Okay. A bullet did damage to his ear. All right. Whether that's a major, major incident, a minor incident, a, just a somebody seeking for attention. I don't care. The fact that he was a president and someone actually took 5 pop shots at him is what
[00:25:58] Rich Chelson:
it was. 8, actually there was actually 8 shots, but yeah, there was a, I had,
[00:26:05] Bryan Goodwin:
I had to go back and listen and watch the video and listen to counter shots. But yeah, after the 5th, I thought a lot of those, well, I thought that because you had, you hear the first 3 and then all of a sudden you get a whole bunch of shots all at once. And I figured out was the, and we'll get into the different snipers, the 2 different sniper nests. Yeah. Go.
[00:26:26] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. No, no, no. The, freaking sniper nest didn't even, didn't even, shoot until I think after 21 seconds after. Yeah. And, and he had already shot 8 times.
[00:26:39] Bryan Goodwin:
I didn't know he'd shot 8. Yeah. There was that he was only able to hit 3 people kill 1. So 4 4 people, you know, 50% shot rate, and he was shooting into a damn crowd.
[00:26:54] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. But but the thing is he was only at a 130 yards. Yeah. All of us, all of us with basic military training, which we all had could hit a target at 130 yards and
[00:27:07] Bryan Goodwin:
make it a kill shot. Yeah. And that's iron. You can be able to do that iron sights on top of that. And he's a fucking out of, a scope on his too.
[00:27:16] Rich Chelson:
I mean I mean, you know, I am saying here.
[00:27:20] Duuude-Ron :
And here's the thing. He he was on on top of a garage or whatever, and none of the fucking eagleness could see this guy, but there was all these other individuals that could see him climbing up onto the freaking roof. And nobody nobody stopped this guy, and he was that close with a fucking ARs, with no. With a fucking, AK 47.
[00:27:50] Bryan Goodwin:
Was it an AK? Because I know what they they were saying that he was it was probably a, like, a 223 or or a 557 is what I think what they were saying. Well, 556
[00:28:01] Rich Chelson:
and 223 are the same rounds.
[00:28:04] Bryan Goodwin:
Right.
[00:28:05] Duuude-Ron :
So Either either here nor there. He got within a 130 yards up on a roof, and nobody could see this guy?
[00:28:16] Bryan Goodwin:
Yeah. Exactly. Well, but there was there's this if you're looking at what okay. On all the videos you see the one sniper nest that is above Trump, apparently one, first off, they're claiming that they couldn't really didn't see much of him because he was, because they, between the, the shooter and the sniper nest was a set of trees. Now I'm shit. No.
[00:28:45] Rich Chelson:
Look at you. Look at look at the aerial view of the area. Fuck. No. There was clear line of sight, dude.
[00:28:51] Bryan Goodwin:
Clear line of sight. Well, I'm just going off of some of the things that I, that I've heard. I know, but the second set of, of snipers, that was like 2 buildings down actually were the ones who actually were able to drop the, drop the shooter.
[00:29:08] Rich Chelson:
Okay. That's fine. But still, still regardless, why did it take him 21 seconds to, find the target,
[00:29:17] Bryan Goodwin:
set their sights on the target and fire? That one. I don't know. And that's, that's something that, honestly, I, I, there is I'm I'm with a lot of people. I think they're either there, it there's a level of incompetence that went on that almost smells of malice.
[00:29:34] Rich Chelson:
You know, that's, that's a possibility. I mean,
[00:29:39] Bryan Goodwin:
it And I'm not willing to go off and say, oh, it's a conspiracy. They were deep state. We're trying to kill Trump. No. I don't wanna think that. I don't wanna believe that that's the case. Is it possible? At the moment, goddamn, they've done everything else.
[00:29:55] Rich Chelson:
Well, I mean, well, you see, it it's funny. They say they say this child, was was Child. He's 20 years old. Yeah. A child. No. He's No. I know. He's no. No. I know. He's a man. But but they were saying this man is a registered Republican, but yet he gave $15 to a far left democratic super PAC. What last year? Yeah. But it's like time
[00:30:22] Bryan Goodwin:
you've I
[00:30:23] Rich Chelson:
mean, I mean, it sounds like it sounds like these people are grasping at fucking anything they can. Well, they can't. Evan, and they're the facts.
[00:30:31] Bryan Goodwin:
Well, the first off, the the the doing a republic signing up as a Republican, and then you would go what the, what a lot of, of, of political people will do is they'll, they'll sign up as a, as the opposite side, just to, just to screw with the, with the opposing, side. They'll actually do it. So, like, Darren primaries and stuff, they'll go and they'll get look for the biggest piece of crap candidate that the other side has and vote for them. Actually rush Limbaugh for a while. He was, can't remember what the name of his little he was, he was always joking about doing this for Obama and, was calling it, Oh, crap. I can't remember what it is.
Yeah. It's come to none of the blank, dead air, but, but anyhow, where you would see, you would go on because like, here in Oklahoma, you can't vote in a primary unless you are, you can't vote Republican in a primary, unless you register as a Republican. The Democrats actually have gone off and gone. Well, you can, as long as you're, you know, as long as you're registered to vote, you can come vote for us. Anything you want for the longest time, they were also the same way where if you, you had to be either Democrat or you had to be a Republican and they had that line of demarcation. If you wanted to go off and screw with the opposite side, knowing that you say, like, we know Trump's gonna be the, be the candidate during our primary.
So why waste our vote with them? Let's go screw with the Democrats and let's, you know, register as a Democrat and go over or register as an independent and then go over and throw a vote in for, you know, Bernie Sanders or something, you know, just script their screw their,
[00:32:24] Rich Chelson:
the candidate up. And say that's the thing. I mean, I mean, one, this is childish.
[00:32:28] Bryan Goodwin:
Oh, hell yeah. That's bullshit. Yeah. That's
[00:32:33] Rich Chelson:
And I mean oh, no. No. I but but you see and and this is, this is what irks me about a lot of shit is that grown ass men and women are playing the high school drum of bullshit game still to this day. High school?
[00:32:50] Duuude-Ron :
No. It's not high school. It's fucking pre k. It's 2 year old shit.
[00:32:58] Bryan Goodwin:
It's a 2 year old friend today.
[00:33:01] Duuude-Ron :
It's a fucking, terrible twos. It it is so our fucking system is so goddamn fucking broke. It's not even funny. It it it is. Go ahead and continue.
[00:33:18] Bryan Goodwin:
No. No. No. Keep going what you're saying, man. No. No. Dude, go on. You
[00:33:22] Duuude-Ron :
know, who cares what you're registered as? You know, that just Oklahoma, what the hell? You have to be registered as a Republican to fucking vote as a Republican or vote a candidate, a Republican candidate, I should say. Yeah.
[00:33:43] Bryan Goodwin:
Yep. And that's why that's where all for the longest time, the, the, the saying was, if you wanna vote in Oklahoma, you have to register as a Democrat. That was the running rule for until, like, 2,008, I think. Maybe before but it once the Republicans won the won the house and the Senate for the state, that all changed. But for the longest time, the Democrats ruled the roost in Oklahoma. They, they were the main people who were, in control of the house, the Senate and the and the the the governorship would just kinda oscillate from time to time to time. But there was always usually either the house, or the, or the Senate was ran by. And sometimes both of them were ran by the Democrats. Okay, fine. But, but, okay. Here's the thing though.
[00:34:45] Rich Chelson:
Why the hell should it matter? Because what if I don't like the fucking Republican that's running and I kind of half ass like the Democrat. Why can't I vote for him?
[00:34:57] Bryan Goodwin:
Because at that time you had to register them. They, it was, it was a numbers game. It was like, ah, see, we've got more, we've got more registered Democrats in the state than we do Republicans. Was it really, it was dumbass. It was dumbass. Excuse.
[00:35:10] Rich Chelson:
Was it w w was it passed properly?
[00:35:14] Bryan Goodwin:
Was it an actual law? Oh, I I didn't I didn't move to Oklahoma until 2005. So
[00:35:20] Rich Chelson:
Well, I mean,
[00:35:22] Bryan Goodwin:
you was talking about it, dude. I figured I would But that was the thing that everybody, whenever I first moved in, that's, and stuff. That's what everybody was kinda talking about. I was like, well, you can't you're not gonna be able to vote. It's like, what do you mean? Why can't I vote? You have to be a democrat to be able to vote in, in Oklahoma. I was like, like, that's illegal. It's like, you'll see. And I didn't see it mainly because one I didn't, I was, I was too busy working to, and I missed the primaries. Okay. I was actually, I was actually in, in, Kellyville, learning how to drive a truck for Schlumberger during the, during the primaries.
[00:36:05] Rich Chelson:
Okay. But well well, you see, honestly, the thing is fuck a primary. I have never voted in a primary and never will because just wait until the end.
[00:36:17] Bryan Goodwin:
Well, to a point, yeah. But the primaries and the, and the, what's the other form? Caucuses. So Oklahoma has primaries and, and like, oh, Ohio. I had a, Yeah. Ohio, and Iowa Iowa has, has caucuses.
[00:36:38] Rich Chelson:
It's the same thing. A primary
[00:36:40] Bryan Goodwin:
and a caucus is, is the same thing, dude. In a, in a way it is, but at the same time, no, it's not there. They're ran 2 different in completely different ways. You, think caucuses. You actually have to physically be there, and they actually for each little district, you actually have to it's by almost by hand, from what I understand. Like I said, I've never been to a caucus vote, so I don't know.
[00:37:04] Rich Chelson:
But, but again, it's all pomp and circumstance
[00:37:08] Bryan Goodwin:
for the, oh, it is, but at the same time, these all come into play for the, for the national conventions, the, you know, the delegates, the super delegates that the Democrats have. Oh, yeah. The place where everybody
[00:37:24] Rich Chelson:
stands in a big freaking crowded room, jerks each other off and votes for one person and doesn't look at anybody else. Not all the time. I'm sorry. Well, not all being grumpy rich right now. Not really. Really. Not all the fucking real Running. Not all the time.
[00:37:39] Bryan Goodwin:
Oh, yeah. There's been times where they actually have to do the work of winning certain parties over because say Iowa was won by Biden, New Hampshire was say 1 by,
[00:37:59] Rich Chelson:
What Nikki Haley?
[00:38:01] Bryan Goodwin:
Just, no. Because Nikki Haley's Republican. I was trying to think of another Bernie Sanders, just for the, for the fuck's sake of it. So what happens is if Bernie Sanders won New Hampshire, the delegates show up at the national convention to vote for Bernie Sanders.
[00:38:21] Rich Chelson:
But what if they change their mind?
[00:38:23] Bryan Goodwin:
They eventually down the road, they have to so that event so they get a the, the majority.
[00:38:31] Rich Chelson:
Yeah.
[00:38:32] Bryan Goodwin:
So there have to be some type, there's a lot of, this is where the political wrangling and, and, and, and, and the mutual masturbation stuff ends up happening. So, but it, but it has to, it comes at a, at a cost. Okay. You get this. We will, we will do put this platform into into, or this board or this plank into our, into our platform. And so they'll, it, there's a lot of, a lot of bargaining that has to be done. Yeah. And then, and then after, after the convention's over and everyone's
[00:39:08] Rich Chelson:
done kissing and hugging and making up and they start to go to the national election, whatever they bargain for at the at the DNC, RNC convention, whatever you wanna call it, that all gets left off the table.
[00:39:21] Bryan Goodwin:
To a point. A lot most of the time, yeah. It's it's I mean, they're on the national national, platform is and what they want their, what their platform to be. And so, yeah, but it's, it's a it's but either way, I completely forgot how we got ourselves over onto here and we squirreled from from Trump to this. I mean, we're talking election bullshit and it's like, goddamn. So see, I told you worse than a 2 year old on hopped up on sugar. We were all, I mean, holy smokes. It's like, how the hell did we wind up over here? And and and and look, and and it would
[00:40:03] Rich Chelson:
it it only took us about 43 minutes to do that.
[00:40:08] Bryan Goodwin:
We are completely off topic. So, but anyhow, so yeah, let's drain or drag ourselves back over to, to the topic of, of Trump and the almost near assassination of, of Trump. I mean, because God was, God had sent his, an, an angel down to poke him in the nose or something. So he had to turn his head.
[00:40:29] Rich Chelson:
Well, that that or or, or, the dumbass trying to take the shot just didn't know what, you know, didn't know what he was doing, obviously. I mean I mean, dude, give me a give me a a a semiautomatic rifle with iron sights or a scope. Let let me put it on a deer, and the deer is down. Right. I mean, that's it's game over, especially at a 130 yards.
[00:40:57] Bryan Goodwin:
Right. But go ahead, Brian. Okay. But, yeah, no, I remember that. Just itching, you know? No, it's just, I remember that we got back over. Yeah. We got off that. Cause we were talking about the operations switcheroo of, of having him big. Cause they loved his state while he was registered Republican. That don't mean because he was, he could, he he's a Democrat cause he look at what he states and, and, and stuff. And you see that he is a, that he's of what side he's on. Now the, the, he gives the, the, the left, the, the, the media, all the ammunition they need.
Because one they're completely ignoring the fact that he got shot. I mean, some of the, some of the, the headlines for, for that day
[00:41:45] Rich Chelson:
astound me, you know, loud shots rang out loud pops,
[00:41:49] Bryan Goodwin:
Trump fell and was pulled off, pulled off the stage by secret service.
[00:41:54] Rich Chelson:
Loud noises. Yeah. Because of sick yeah. And and now check this out. Something else I noticed too. Right? It was just casually mentioned. And it's only been casually mentioned since that that this here was an AR style, rifle, semiautomatic. They are they are real big on those two words, semiautomatic. I mean, they I mean because that sounds like it's automatic.
[00:42:21] Bryan Goodwin:
Yeah. But but you see, the thing is I mean, semi trucks are just bigger pickup truck.
[00:42:27] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. Yeah. Right. But but think about this. Last year, it was all all goddamn. All about the scary AR 15 all about all the, all the AR is so scary. Now, now they've, they've softened that and they're like, oh, it was semi automatic. That's every fucking weapon out here except a single pump or a single shot shotgun. Oh, action shotgun, rifles. Or Yeah. Or or yeah. Or or black powder. I mean, those are single shots. I mean, everything else, guess what? It's a semiautomatic. Whether it's a handgun, a rifle, a shotgun, a 4 wheel drive. Nope, sorry. Songstar playing in my head.
I just rolled with it, but no, And, and you see, that's the thing. And it's like, you know what? Someone drives a car and fucking kills somebody or kills 10 people, you know, cause they're fucking drunk or stupid or high or whatever. No one says the car manufacturers, but, oh, goddamn, let someone use a gun. Oh, shit.
[00:43:33] Bryan Goodwin:
You are, you have seen the, the change in, in that they are actually going after parents of, of kids who break the law. Right?
[00:43:46] Rich Chelson:
That's illegal.
[00:43:48] Bryan Goodwin:
Oh, they're, they're doing it already. You know, the, no, last kid who did the school shooting. I can't remember who he is,
[00:44:00] Rich Chelson:
but
[00:44:01] Bryan Goodwin:
his parents, they actually have
[00:44:04] Rich Chelson:
hauled his, his parents. And so sit here. I'm sorry. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. If, if, if a child is able to pull off, any kind of heinous act like that, then the child, no matter what age, should be tried as an adult.
[00:44:24] Duuude-Ron :
I agree with that 100%.
[00:44:28] Rich Chelson:
I mean, we will probably get hate mail, dude, but I don't give a fuck because, I'm going to stand behind it. Anybody, anybody who is able to stand up and commit a heinous act in any way, shape or form, no matter the age, the ethnicity, can't say that word, right? The the immigration status or anything should be tried as a fucking adult.
[00:44:53] Duuude-Ron :
Absolutely. Because they know what they're doing, period.
[00:44:59] Rich Chelson:
That's right.
[00:45:00] Duuude-Ron :
They know the difference between right and wrong. Exactly.
[00:45:03] Bryan Goodwin:
Alright. Okay. This is, from youth today.org. Alright. Parents paying for their children's crime in separate trials earlier. This is, done, what date? April 15th this year. Alright. Okay. Two separate trials earlier this year, Jennifer and James Crumley became the first parents in us history to be convicted of involuntary manslaughter for a mass shooting committed by their child. On Tuesday, they re were each sentenced to 10 to 15 years in prison maximum penalty for this crime. Prosecutors accused crumblies of ignoring urgent warning signs. Their son, Ethan was having violent thoughts and that the parents provide, provided access to the gun he used to kill 4 classmates and injure 7 others, 7 other people in his school back in November of 2021.
[00:45:58] Rich Chelson:
That is bullshit.
[00:46:00] Bryan Goodwin:
And it's happy though.
[00:46:02] Rich Chelson:
It no. Yeah. Well, no. No. I understand that that is happening because, I mean, shit, you just read it, but still, that is bullshit. Oh, no. I agree. It's not Now now now now the thing is, hold it. I'm not saying I'm not saying that the the, parents are not partially to blame because they didn't pay enough attention to their child to get him the help that that he needed in order not to do this. But to get 10 to 15 years of jail time, he Yeah. No. Uh-uh. Wrong answer, house.
[00:46:36] Bryan Goodwin:
That's sadly that is, and they're going in and the sad thing is, yeah, they start off with, and again, Democrats being the most racist people around though. They claim that if they're wanting to be the most loving, caring, and inclusive, they still, I mean, they're the ones who are setting black women up for the fall for DEI hires. They're setting, they're setting black parents up because who commits more crimes per capita.
[00:47:09] Rich Chelson:
Yeah.
[00:47:10] Bryan Goodwin:
Not going on. I mean, sadly. Yeah, it is. It is sadly. And, but, and so eventually they're going to start sending black parents to jail for the crimes of what their
[00:47:23] Rich Chelson:
sons have done. Okay. Okay. Hang on. Hang on. Let me let me ask you this then. What happens when the jails get full? They're gonna have to let people out.
[00:47:34] Bryan Goodwin:
No. No. They've already done it once, dude. The jail system is privatized.
[00:47:40] Rich Chelson:
Not all of it. Private Prison systems,
[00:47:42] Bryan Goodwin:
over in Hinton over at, over in, Sayer there's private prisons. And so all we've got to do is, but,
[00:47:51] Rich Chelson:
but there's not that many.
[00:47:53] Bryan Goodwin:
What's gonna keep them from building more?
[00:47:55] Rich Chelson:
Well, that's the thing. They better start building if, if, if, if, if they're gonna keep putting parents away, you know, and, and the thing is the fucking lawyers that that the parents hired, if I was their parents, I'd be suing my fucking lawyer. It's like, how the hell did you? I mean, I mean, seriously. I mean, if if if I was getting brought up on charges, my motherfucking lawyer better be like a fucking, pit bull with a fucking heart on and pissed off because he didn't get none and fucking going after everybody else. If not, fuck you. No. You owe me big time because that's dude, it's it's it's freaking ludicrous.
Literally, it is freaking ludicrous making parents pay for their child's crimes. What what what happened to the child?
[00:48:54] Bryan Goodwin:
I'm from I was looking that up. I was I can't remember if, I'm sure he probably ended up killing himself. I had
[00:49:03] Bryan Goodwin:
bathroom, tucked down, walked into the stalls, ash packed, pulled out, like, nope, and then bought a laptop on the bag, jet box, sour. Take a look at the clock, then click on okay.
[00:49:17] Bryan Goodwin:
Oh, please. Don't need all flowery.
[00:49:20] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. Say say us.
[00:49:23] Bryan Goodwin:
Oh, okay. He was no. He was caught and, sentenced to life in prison without parole, frill, and killings, 4 students. But they also were like, oh, okay. We also need to go on ahead and, go out to the parents too. No. It's like Bullshit. I mean, I mean,
[00:49:38] Rich Chelson:
were the parents negligent? Yes. Probably so. I mean, they I don't know that. According according to the, to the courts, yes. They were. Well, we all know how fucking lawyers lie. So
[00:49:51] Duuude-Ron :
you know? But yeah. Just like just like politicians. How do you know the when a politician and a lawyer is lying? Oh, they're not moving. Their lips are moving, and they open their mouth.
[00:50:05] Bryan Goodwin:
Oh, hey. You know?
[00:50:07] Rich Chelson:
Is that actually 1?
[00:50:08] Bryan Goodwin:
We may actually be live on on, podcast now.
[00:50:13] Rich Chelson:
You think?
[00:50:14] Bryan Goodwin:
Yeah. Well, it just, just happened to notice that my, that the
[00:50:23] Rich Chelson:
Not on fountain.
[00:50:24] Bryan Goodwin:
Not on fountain. We're connected by by a butt. So,
[00:50:28] Rich Chelson:
like, alright. Well, hey. We got in there. So Well but but it's not showing up on fountain. So I'm saying it's But but but the thing is also, I just saw something before. Because this has been a busy afternoon since I stopped today. I mean, I literally have been talking for now 4 solid hours or 5. I can't remember. 4 or 5 solid hours. Okay.
[00:50:56] Duuude-Ron :
So that's, what, not out of the norm.
[00:51:02] Rich Chelson:
Well, you see, I had stopped and and and and, you know, you know, got a motel room. I was just trying to get settled and all like this. And I had a veteran call me and he wanted to talk. So, yeah, we talked, what, till about 7:45 around was, when I How about that? When I jumped on because 7 30, 745 because as soon as I hung up him, I jumped on, saw Brian was on, and, everything. I I looked at Brian. I said, dude, you're gonna watch me because I'm freaking hungry. I I hadn't had nothing to eat yet. Brian's like, okay. And so, yeah, well, we've been going ever since.
So yeah. No. Normally, I'm quiet. I don't say too much. I know, Ron. You you don't really believe that, but, you know, it is Not
[00:51:54] Duuude-Ron :
not not for a second do I believe
[00:52:00] Rich Chelson:
that. Yeah. No. You don't really believe
[00:52:04] Duuude-Ron :
not a first second.
[00:52:06] Rich Chelson:
No. But it's true. Normally, I don't. But but, anyway, yeah. See, you see, what's funny now is, you know, it just seems that all of it it's it's real funny all of a sudden that, oh my God, president Biden has COVID. That's the big headlines.
[00:52:28] Bryan Goodwin:
And you've heard them. You've heard what they've been talking about on that. Right? No, I haven't. I just, I just, I, I just saw the headline. He can because of his age and that because he is 81, that is him. If you boil it down to what they're saying, that he is as strong and as as resilient as Trump was on being shot. Oh my God. They're trying to equate the fact that he has COVID, which is I forget what, what COVID strain they're at now. I don't pay attention to the bullshit no more, but because he's got this most latest strain, which is as nothing more than nothing worse than the flu. All right. It's a mild
[00:53:13] Rich Chelson:
flu. It's a flu.
[00:53:15] Bryan Goodwin:
And so they're like, oh my gosh, he's, he's so brave and he's so strong because he's got this and he's still at the soon, and he's going to bounce back and be, you know, be back on the, back on the campaign trail the moment after he gets well. Hate to say it, but Trump never left. He's got a fine. He's got a first remember where he's at in the campaign trail before he can get back on it.
[00:53:38] Rich Chelson:
Right. So Right. And, and that's the thing. Trump never left a campaign trail. Oh, no. No. The following day. No. Trump Trump made a detour on the way to the Nat stop.
[00:53:52] Bryan Goodwin:
Yeah. Because following, what was it like the following day or 2 days after? No, it was like a day after or something like anyhow, it's just right after that, He goes through the RNC up in, up in Milwaukee. I think New York and it shows up now, granted, I almost think he he's doing it as a means to just show everyone that he's there because he had this big ass freaking bandage on his ear. And okay. Maybe needs, it may have needed to be banned. I don't know if it needed to be covering up half his heads as the dead, but at the same time, you know, it was like he showed up and there, and what was great was that there were people who showed up with that ear also bandaged as a flow of solidarity form, which I thought I found were just absolutely awesome in my own opinion, but that's my opinion.
Awesome in my own opinion, but that's my opinion. But still, the fact that he showed up and, they were actually, they were thinking they were he's gonna show up and, they were actually, they were thinking they were he's gonna show up. They were actually, they were thinking they were he's gonna show up, like, he's gonna basically, show up looking like Pablo Picasso, you know, looked like he just had his ear sawn off, no agenda. And sure enough, he comes out and he's got this big, big old wire bandage, John. So
[00:55:05] Rich Chelson:
Well, and say, well, wait. Say this the thing, you know, those doctors tend to over exaggerate things. Oh, yeah. I mean, so so, yeah, using using, you know, half a thing of gauze for for something a Band Aid would would would cover, you know. I mean, I don't know. But I I I did see the close ups of it, but I'm not a doctor. So, Right. You know? But either way
[00:55:32] Duuude-Ron :
You know? And you're saying something about the aspects of overemphasizing with a doctor. Gee, the only thing that I could think of when you said that was fucking Bauchi.
[00:55:48] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. Yeah. You know, I I don't think I don't think he's even, a a hint anymore.
[00:55:57] Bryan Goodwin:
Is he? No. No. He he he retired.
[00:56:01] Rich Chelson:
Smart man. Yeah. I mean, I mean, when you get when you get disgraced like that, yeah, you best just gulk off in the corner and stay there.
[00:56:14] Bryan Goodwin:
Absolutely.
[00:56:16] Rich Chelson:
But, but yeah, no, no. And, and oh, now I I also I now now mind you, I've just seen these headlines. I have not had a chance to read any of these articles or even browse through them. But they were saying that, since, since Biden has COVID now, that, there's, more Democrats calling a lot harder for him to back out of the race. So
[00:56:50] Bryan Goodwin:
Yeah. I mean, they're they're screaming for that, but and he said he would, if they if they were able if, if his doctors found a plausible reason for him to actually step down. So you got, of course, a lot of people are thinking now thinking that he doesn't actually have he doesn't have Alzheimer's or anything like that. He's got from what everybody's, kinda really starting to look at how he walks and, you know, his stiff arms and his and his shuffling gait that he does now, it's probably closer to the fact that he's got Lewy body disease, which is the type of Parkinson's.
Okay. I'd never heard of him. Him. It's what, it's what Robin Williams had before he killed himself.
[00:57:37] Rich Chelson:
I didn't know I didn't know Robin Williams was sick.
[00:57:41] Bryan Goodwin:
Yeah. Yeah. That well, that's they're they're thinking that's the reason why he killed himself was because he didn't wanna be a burden upon his family. Oh, okay. Oh, yeah. Yeah. He had, I was thinking it was some type of I was thinking Robin Williams had some type of dementia, but, but now he had, Lewy body's disease, which is, again, there is a element of dementia that comes with it. Right. But
[00:58:07] Rich Chelson:
but see, that's the thing. Okay. Fine. You know, you know, if he does have this sickness, be a man. I mean, literally be a fucking man, own up to it and say, look, I'm gonna step down.
[00:58:22] Bryan Goodwin:
Okay. Yeah. But, and most people would, but again, I'm kinda having to face some of this because with my, keep putting my arm on the damn damn part of the, desk here. That's got all the creaks. So sorry about all the noise. I'm hearing none of it, dude. Okay. Well, I was, I was I'm hearing through my headphones, so, but, but my mom, I'm afraid she's got maybe some type of, of, of dementia coming in because she asks the same question over and over several times.
[00:58:56] Rich Chelson:
Right.
[00:58:56] Bryan Goodwin:
And, so we've been talking about, like, the dog, and then, you know, 10 minutes later, she asked, so what's the dog's up to
[00:59:03] Rich Chelson:
say the same thing to the dog and be talking again. And so what are the dogs up to? Right. Hold it. Hold it. That is different. That is different from the president though.
[00:59:12] Bryan Goodwin:
Well, it's different for the president, but what I'm, what I'm good at is if you don't remember forgetting something, do you really think you're sick?
[00:59:24] Rich Chelson:
Do what? Okay.
[00:59:26] Bryan Goodwin:
So like, like my mom, like I was saying with mom, she has a there's little there's instances and it comes and it goes as, as, a lot of times these, these illnesses do where she goes. I've been trying to get her to go to a doctor And closest that I've gotten her to is to go to her, her physician and her physician. And she kind of tells her physician while my son thinks I'm losing my mind. That's the closest she can get to acknowledging that there's something wrong. So how would he, how would president Biden acknowledge that something's wrong? If he doesn't see or acknowledge, or even think that there's anything wrong, he does. If he's not remembering that he's having memory problems, then he's not going to know that he has memory problems because it's something that's not, not in his head
[01:00:20] Duuude-Ron :
With the people Then somebody needs then somebody needs to supersede him under a medical aspect and they need to have, okay, let's get not 3 doctors, you know, let's get 5 independent doctors that have absolutely nothing to do with the freaking White House. Nothing. And say, okay. Do 5 competency sessions and let the fucking doctors, you know, do the final evaluation. And once they get done with that Right. If you don't accept it, it's time to fucking do impeachment. Well, it's not even From article 25. Yeah. Article 25. Article 20. Yeah. Of course. Whichever.
Whichever.
[01:01:13] Bryan Goodwin:
But the only person that can do article 25 is Kamala.
[01:01:17] Rich Chelson:
Bullshit. The cabinet can do it. The cabinet look it up. Look it up. The cabinet if if if if there's enough people signing, the cabinet can do it.
[01:01:30] Bryan Goodwin:
I mean, because The president is the primary starting point for invoking the 25th amendment, specifically the 4th section of the vice president, is in conjunction with every, majority of the executive cabinet or specific body designated by Congress must be invoked, must invoke the pres, the amendment in tandem. So, yeah, you're right. You're right. The the cabinet has to be involved. And so it has to be the but the but the vice president is the one that goes. Right. Okay. They're all important.
[01:02:01] Rich Chelson:
Okay. It's true. Cool. You're looking at July 18th. By the time they even and and there has been talk about invoking the 25th amendment. Since since I got in presidency. Yeah. Well, no. No. Just just here recently in the last month or 2,
[01:02:21] Bryan Goodwin:
there's been It's it's come down more. Yeah. But it's been, it, it, they've talked about the 25th amendment. Oh, yes. The day since the day Biden
[01:02:32] Rich Chelson:
took the oath along. Oh, yeah. No. No. I know that. But but, basically, since the debate, there's been more and more talk about it. Very much so. Yeah. But but that's the thing, though. Look at it. You've got July, 7th month. You're less than 3 months away from the election. Really? What do you do? I mean, because if you take him out by the 25th, he's still on the ticket. Okay.
[01:03:01] Bryan Goodwin:
Right. To run. And that's what everybody's talking about with the, with the the, the DNC is they really can't get him out now because he's the incumbent. Most people are gonna bring him in. He has to be the one that steps down. And even then, when he steps down, they would have to bring Kamala in because the Biden Harris war chest political funding can only be used for that. It can't be taken and folded into the Democrat, voting,
[01:03:42] Rich Chelson:
voting fund general fund. Okay. Okay. Hang on. Let me ask you this question then. If if if this is true, which which I'm not saying you're wrong. Okay? I'm not. I'm just saying If you did, I would just be pouting. I'd be But but, no, seriously, if, if this was true, what happens to that money if the Biden Harris ticket doesn't go?
[01:04:06] Bryan Goodwin:
I think it probably goes back to the to the, donors. Oh, okay. Okay. That's what I would that's the only option I could come up with.
[01:04:15] Duuude-Ron :
You know, and if it goes back to the donors and they send it back to the DNC or whatever site, you know, that's your choice to do that. You know? Is I don't even know what the fuck I wanna say. I'm so aggravated for other shit today. It's not even funny. Right.
[01:04:38] Rich Chelson:
It it
[01:04:41] Duuude-Ron :
is that who is Harris? Do he is selected as vice president again
[01:04:46] Bryan Goodwin:
as his run state? Yeah. That's who he's keeping as the, as far as everybody knows, I mean, it could be. He's just pulls a fast one and goes, I'm gonna have Joe Biden be my VP. You know? You know what?
[01:05:01] Rich Chelson:
He he probably will announce that. He probably will. Yeah. My vice president is Joe Biden.
[01:05:10] Bryan Goodwin:
My my vice president, my vice president's corn pop. Corn pop was a bad dude.
[01:05:17] Rich Chelson:
Come on, man.
[01:05:20] Bryan Goodwin:
Come on, man.
[01:05:21] Rich Chelson:
No. Yeah. But, I mean,
[01:05:24] Bryan Goodwin:
you see this thing? I mean, the kids, they used to play with my head, the hair and my legs and spool.
[01:05:30] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. No, no. See, please, dude, I would, I would, I would, I would not like to have a mental image of that in my head tonight. I really would not. I mean, it's bad enough. I'm in Clinton country. Okay?
[01:05:49] Bryan Goodwin:
So you're gonna swing by the, the presidential library and massage parlor?
[01:05:54] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. No. Sorry, dude. Ain't happening. It's not happening here. Awesome. No. No. We get done with this and I'm not gonna be a much later after that. And then my ass is gonna pass the hell out. I believe that. So it's been crazy.
[01:06:15] Bryan Goodwin:
Oh, yeah. All right. So y'all, what do y'all think of the, the response to that assassination temp? Do y'all think it was competence, incompetence, malice? What do y'all, what each do y'all think? Cause I've already said, I think it's, it it's incompetent with a big old stinker mouse in there, but I can't, I mean, well, Hey, for me I'm going with Thakup's razor, though. So The fact
[01:06:44] Rich Chelson:
the fact that it took the snipers secret service snipers. Okay. Let's, let's clarify who we're talking about. The fact that it took them so long to respond. Mhmm.
[01:06:59] Bryan Goodwin:
They're and they saw him walking around 3 hours before. Yeah. And and And actually even walked in with a range finder.
[01:07:10] Rich Chelson:
And and there was people that had that seen this person claim this wall. I'm talking spectators and they went and told cops, cops didn't do anything. Secret service didn't do anything.
[01:07:23] Bryan Goodwin:
Well, if you know one of the reasons why, right? No. They're actually one of the gates, the gates that was this close to to that, to that building as they, that the, they could actually go through was chains shut. They didn't even have a contingency plan in place. I'd heard that. I'd heard that. And you see this actually had them run through it with the dam well, try to run through it with a with a, with a car with a patrol car. Yeah. But you see bent out enough to at least they could get a couple of the and I'm sorry, but I've looked to see more of the the police officers that were running to that building. I'm beginning to think that, there needs to be a weight limit put on the darn police force.
[01:08:05] Rich Chelson:
You saying
[01:08:06] Bryan Goodwin:
you're saying Krispy Kreme's making a whole bunch of money right now? Krispy Kreme's making a lot. I mean, I I know I'm a chunky boy, and they make themselves look extra chunky.
[01:08:17] Rich Chelson:
Damn. So Yeah. Yeah. We're Nestle Towhouse extra chunk.
[01:08:22] Bryan Goodwin:
Exactly. It's like, holy smokes, man. Every single one of them has got a Dunlap, and it's sad. They won't go yet. What a Dunlap is. That's when their stomach Dunlap over their belt. So that's that's what that is. So
[01:08:37] Duuude-Ron :
Or dickydoo disease.
[01:08:39] Bryan Goodwin:
Yeah. Dicky.
[01:08:41] Rich Chelson:
Dicky doo.
[01:08:43] Duuude-Ron :
Dicky doo. Their their belly dicks out farther than their dickydoo. Anyway, my my thought on it is is, how does somebody get through so many layers of security with a fucking semiautomatic weapon? We're not talking about a pistol that could be easily concealed. We're talking about a fucking
[01:09:11] Bryan Goodwin:
Well, the the answer to that question is because they had the Pac Man parameter.
[01:09:17] Rich Chelson:
Well, I was gonna say, what security? There was there was no is it 300 yards,
[01:09:23] Bryan Goodwin:
that they're supposed to have secure around the around the, the president? I think so. I'm not like that. There's a good balance space between the president and where, where the safety area starts and it gets tighter the closer to the president gets. But yet, where that Yeah. That that building Yeah. That's that. Is Yeah. That's absolutely true. Go ahead. I'm sorry. Oh, no. No. You're on. Go ahead. Go ahead. What were you saying? The building is what? The building, it was expressly left out. And so that's why I say it's the Pac Man, zone because it's all round up until you get to about that point. And then all of a sudden there's a big old wedge cut out of it.
And that's that's one of the small points that gets you going. Well, maybe this is there's maybe there's some malice in there.
[01:10:11] Duuude-Ron :
Oh, there's no it's all about incompetency and malice.
[01:10:15] Rich Chelson:
Well, I mean I mean I mean I mean, look at this. I mean, I would probably have to agree with you, Brian, on the malice part. I had to let my brain, ruminate for a second. And and and the only reason why is is is because the Democrats are pissed because of of what the, Supreme court came down with, what, last week, week and a half ago about Trump's partial partial immunity. Yeah. You know, and and basically their whole ideal for the last 4 years to to nail Trump to the wall is falling apart again. Mhmm. Just like just like during the election and all like that before, you know, they was calling the Russia hoax and all this other shit.
It's all falling down. And and I'm not saying I'm not saying the Dems did this or but the thing is, it it just if you look at the progression of the way the, Democrats have tried to go after Trump from since before day 1. Oh, yeah. Since before he ever took office and everything that they have thrown at him has just fallen away, fallen away. It, it, it might stick for half a second and then fall away. And then even this, this assassination attempt attempt botched a 130 yard shot. Any hunter who can make a 100, even, even, even a young child. Yeah.
That is a hunter can make a 130 yard shot. Right. And that but that's
[01:11:54] Bryan Goodwin:
and I mean, unlike what you're saying, the the fact that the democrats, they've been setting up their, their loony tune base up for this for the past 8 years, because I mean, they've been calling Trump everything from evil, horrible, no good Nazi Hitler, end of end of society, the end of democracy, as we know it, which orange man, the evil, bad orange man, you know, they've got, they been saying this. I mean, you've even got the people like Max Waters who was talking about, well, I'm gonna take him out. And and then even Biden was saying, well, I'll take him out in the back and I'd I'd beat him up and everything they've said that was, you know, if we were to say something like that to about Biden, it's like, I'm gonna go, well, poke him in the eye. Well, I'm surprised I don't have secret service pulling into my, into this building right now. Ray trap. Anyone say CIA black site?
Yeah. Yeah. I'm sure I'm on a couple, a couple of, watch, watch list now just because I'm jokingly, rhetorically saying that I was gonna poke Biden in the eyeball. But Yeah. Oh, yeah. God forbid, dude. But, you know, you have Cory Booker talking about, you know, committing violence and everybody didn't and hell. And I think it was just a week or week in 2 weeks ago, Nancy Pelosi was saying he has to be stopped at all costs. I mean, they've been talking about how horrible and the fact that our, our, democracy is, is, he's a danger to our democracy, which again, we're not a democracy. We're a Republic.
We're a representative Republic on top of that. Right. We don't have democracy. But, yeah, they like to say that they like to keep their, their, their, uninformed voters, spun up on the fact that there he's a danger to democracy. Well, he's not a danger to Mo democracy, because look at what they've been doing. They've tried every means possible to silence him. They've tried every way to get rid of their political opponent. I mean, hell, they're even you've got the same type of people over in like Germany where they're they're actually trying to find ways to outlaw what they call the quote unquote far right, Which is typically just center, right?
Because gone so far to the left that they had, you know, anything opposite to the, to the right of center is extreme, you know? Oh, yeah. God forbid. Center is actually probably a little extreme too. But see, the thing is,
[01:14:40] Rich Chelson:
come the end of the day, come the end of the day, and it's time to lay your head and go to sleep and you get up the next morning and you see the beautiful sunrise, the same shit is still gonna be here like it has been for the last 30 years.
[01:15:01] Bryan Goodwin:
I I was going, that I'd love that left turn you made. That was not I was like, it is not gonna matter. Nope. Nope. This is gonna still be there. So who cares? Fuck you.
[01:15:16] Rich Chelson:
Just to so you Just to so you know, Brian, that was not planned. That that was all just impromptu. Don't know where it come from. But actually, I kinda liked it, to be honest with you. No. No. I liked it. It was awesome. So so, yeah, when you edit this, would you send me that clip or or make sure I get it? Because I would like to listen to it again. Oh, heck yeah. Yeah. So
[01:15:45] Bryan Goodwin:
because I can 228. So
[01:15:49] Rich Chelson:
Because I cannot remember, exactly what I just said, to be honest with you.
[01:15:56] Bryan Goodwin:
Alright. So let's go ahead and just make it.
[01:16:00] Rich Chelson:
But, yeah, it's just, you know, I find it funny. And and I'm not saying Trump's a god or anything like this or Oh, no. I mean, he is but No. But, I mean no peep perfect, perfect critter at all. No. No. But but the thing is everybody needs to pay attention and realize just what has been thrown at this man in the last 10 years. Okay? Right. In the last 10 freaking years. And where is he at still running for the next president of the United States? Still working. He's still going. Yeah. And still and still, and, and the thing is, he's still happy to have the chance to be able to do this. Absolutely.
I mean, you would think after 10 years, someone would give up, but, apparently, narcissists aren't like that. I'm sorry. Did I say that about the Democrats? No, really. So,
[01:17:05] Bryan Goodwin:
so, all right. So what else we got, got, so we've got, and we know that, if anything, old, old Thomas Crook has, has basically insured Trump will more than likely win. But at the same time, I, you know, there's that still that, that other other aspect of, I think I think there's still one reason why they're keeping Joe in and is because I really think they, they purposely have screwed the economy up this bad now so that when Trump does get into office, they can pull a rug out from underneath him, crash the, the, the economy. And then all of a sudden it's all Trump's fault. All he got into, into office and and it all all fell to shit. And so They ain't that smart.
And I think they're willing to I mean, come on. They're the ones who have come up with ESG and thankfully people are starting to wake up. There's more countries, but at the same time, I mean, they're not giving up on ESG by any stretch of the imagination. The European union is setting something up to where we're going E American companies. If they want to do business in Europe, even if they don't necessarily work with a company in Europe, they're going to have to be ESG compliant. Because say like Ford motor company, if Ford motor company wants to sell cars in Europe, right? They have to be, they would have to be fully invested into ESG. They'd have to do the environmental, the social and, and the governance.
Okay. Okay. But that's not just what, just that their suppliers upstream and downstream also have to be compliant with ESG. Okay. And so the electric company
[01:19:11] Rich Chelson:
that runs the runs the plant. I got you. I got you. I need you. I got you. And who produces the
[01:19:19] Bryan Goodwin:
wire that goes into the, into the, the Ford edge has to be ESG compliant. I understand. Company that runs the, that, that provides the plastic for the coating for the wire that goes to the guy that has to be all he has to, everything down the line. Right? Okay.
[01:19:41] Rich Chelson:
And here's what Trump's gonna do on his 1st day. He's gonna restart the Keystone pipeline. The second thing he's gonna do is he's going to probably impose a 10. Out of the Paris Accords. Well, yeah. Okay. Yeah. Number 2 is a Paris Accords. Number 3, probably impose a, a tariff on Europe for this ESG bullshit, and probably, you know, a 35, 40 percent ESG bullshit, you know? So I mean, I mean, it, it won't take very long. I mean, let your do this, let your try and do their bullshit thing because Trump will pull money from them. Trump will say, okay, you do your ESG. That's fine.
You, you make everybody ESG compliant on your side. The thing is you don't get our 1,000,000,000 of dollars every year for your country. I mean, it's, it's, I mean, I understand what you're saying, but with, with Trump's attitude and what the way Trump is, He's a businessman. You don't play politics with a businessman. They will ruin you.
[01:20:58] Bryan Goodwin:
Yeah.
[01:20:59] Rich Chelson:
He did it the first time he was president. He ruined the politicians. He, he, he freaking ruined the Democrats. This is what pissed him off. This is what, this is what the Democrats have been after him all this time because he pissed him off. He, he not only played their game, he
[01:21:20] Bryan Goodwin:
ran ran and ran circles around them. Oh, fuck. Yeah.
[01:21:23] Rich Chelson:
So so, yeah, he, so simple. It's it's I mean, no. I say, I don't I don't see where Trump I mean, the freaking and what's sad, the freaking Democrats probably aren't still thinking, hoping, and and in the background that, that, oh, no. Maybe maybe Trump won't say this, you know? And it's like, I'm sorry, but the man is too smart for you. He didn't make 1,000,000,000 of dollars and continue to make 1,000,000,000 of dollars a year and not be a smart motherfucker. And that's, that there I'm freaking talking about any smart man who, you know, like Warren Buffett, the smart motherfucker.
Right. He was just even smarter because he stayed out of politics. Yeah. You know? But still, you see, that's the thing. You know? It's it's like, no. You see, this is why this is why the stuff that happens over in Europe. I don't see it. I don't see it coming to bother us. Now, if we wind up getting another Democrat in office, then I see a problem.
[01:22:35] Bryan Goodwin:
Yeah.
[01:22:36] Rich Chelson:
Because they'll just roll over and take it up the ass. Well, I mean, you know, I I I mean, honestly, am I wrong? I mean, I might be wrong. I hope I'm wrong to be honest with you, but yeah, I wouldn't be surprised if, if that's what happened, you know? And yes, if y'all are pissed at my statement at that, [email protected]. Send me an email.
[01:23:06] Duuude-Ron :
I will.
[01:23:10] Rich Chelson:
I'll be looking for it, dude.
[01:23:13] Duuude-Ron :
Yeah. No. I won't send an email.
[01:23:16] Rich Chelson:
Oh, man. Break my heart like that.
[01:23:19] Duuude-Ron :
If I send you an email, you know, I'd send you a text or a message by Facebook before I ever sent you an e or email.
[01:23:29] Rich Chelson:
Well, yeah, that is true. That is true. No. It just I I just I just get sick and tired of people sitting there, you know, and trying to say, oh, oh, and, and yeah, I understand. I mean, these are grand plans, but, you know, if you sit back and look over the last 30, 35, 40 years, what really has yeah. The freaking Democrats have hurt this country and in in different phases. Okay. By raising inflation, raising prices and all this shit like this. Okay. But yet again, when we've always put a Republican in the office, we've been normally able to roll out of it because the democrats obviously are not that bright.
And I'm trying to Is
[01:24:25] Bryan Goodwin:
It's not normally that bright, but, yeah, at the same time, when it comes to, I mean, come on. They did get away with, with 2020.
[01:24:33] Rich Chelson:
Well, yeah. I mean I mean, look I mean, look at their subjects, dude. Fell for it hook, line, and sinker.
[01:24:43] Duuude-Ron :
Well, in 2020, there was so many people that voted that were deceased, illegal immigrants. People voted twice, maybe 3 times. You know, it was all about election fraud, voter fraud, every bit of it. That's the only way that they can freaking win is by g.
[01:25:17] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. Because they have no sound principles to stand on. Yeah. Seriously, when when was the last time the fucking Democrats had anything solid to stand on? I'm I'm I'm honestly asking the question.
[01:25:32] Duuude-Ron :
Okay. Well, yeah. Oh, here here's the other aspect. It had something to stand on. What, you know, what happened to their fucking ethics, their morals, their character?
[01:25:48] Rich Chelson:
Oh, that's been gone. That's been gone out out the window for quite a few years.
[01:25:54] Duuude-Ron :
I know. But it's the the
[01:25:58] Rich Chelson:
I mean, now now now, now, now, now correct me if I'm wrong. Okay? And this is my opinion. The last sign the last good thing that that I have known the Democrats to do is when I'll slick willy balance the budget. That's the last thing that I know that any democrat has done since. Any Democratic president has done since. Again, I might be wrong.
[01:26:29] Duuude-Ron :
You know the last time the books have been balanced for the United State?
[01:26:33] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. In the nineties during Slick Willie's reign, dude.
[01:26:37] Duuude-Ron :
No. We still had 1,000,000,000,000 of dollars in deficit.
[01:26:41] Rich Chelson:
Alright, dude. We've we've always had deficit, but he built the budget and gave us a surplus.
[01:26:49] Duuude-Ron :
Okay. For 1 year.
[01:26:51] Rich Chelson:
That's better than any other president had done.
[01:26:54] Duuude-Ron :
You're right. But the last time we okay. The last time that the United States has been in in the fucking black has been when?
[01:27:07] Rich Chelson:
What? Since, the early sixties when we were still on the gold standard?
[01:27:13] Duuude-Ron :
No. The last time the budget was truly balanced was when who's on the $20 bill? Is that Hamilton?
[01:27:21] Rich Chelson:
No. That's Grant.
[01:27:23] Duuude-Ron :
No. Grant's on the 50. Is he? Is he Jackson? Whoever the secretary of the treasurer was, he's on the $20 bill. And then he became president. He was secretary of the treasury. Andrew Jackson.
[01:27:38] Bryan Goodwin:
Andrew Jackson's on the $20 bill.
[01:27:41] Duuude-Ron :
Okay.
[01:27:42] Bryan Goodwin:
As that, we have gone so far away from a cash, cash society that, yeah, now we're, like, going, I don't I don't know. Ben Franklin, my knee on the dollar.
[01:27:52] Duuude-Ron :
Right. Okay. So Jackson is the last president to actually have the freaking balanced budget. Every president since then has been in a deficit. Right. Right. We have what what's the deficit that we have now? How many trillions of dollars? 34 trillion. $34,000,000,000,000. Ain't nobody gonna get $34,000,000,000,000 back and balance the budget.
[01:28:21] Rich Chelson:
Well no. And, see, that's the thing. We've been we've been operating in the red and always will operate in the red. We will never be out of it. But what I'm saying is is back in the nineties, Clinton somehow balanced the budget and was able to give the American people some money back. Granted, it wasn't much. I would need to look it up to see. But but I remember imbalancing the budget because that was the big biggest fucking thing besides the, blowjob trial, of of his presidency.
[01:28:57] Duuude-Ron :
I don't know what I don't remember that myself, that he actually balanced the budget.
[01:29:04] Bryan Goodwin:
Yeah. He did. He actually bit did balance the budget. That was the one one thing he was really able to, to toot his horn about, so to speak. So Yeah. On a goal to toot his horn the rest of the time. So Yeah. He's I I
[01:29:21] Duuude-Ron :
he I've I have eaten and slept since then, so I don't remember.
[01:29:25] Rich Chelson:
Well, this says, by uncle Google, he he had budget surpluses for fiscal years, 1998 through 2001. The only such years from 1970 to 2023 Clinton's final four budgets were balanced budgets with surpluses beginning with the 1997 budget. So, yeah, he did. I mean, he was able to do that. And I guess I guess he felt the blow job in the oval office was a good reward. You know? I mean, I ain't saying nothing bad about it, but, you know, it's like, I did my job people. That just didn't sound right.
[01:30:17] Bryan Goodwin:
I did what I supposed to.
[01:30:19] Rich Chelson:
Right. Right. He's like,
[01:30:21] Bryan Goodwin:
oh, I did not have sexual relations with that woman. I did not have sexual relations with that woman, miss Lewinsky. Oh, she didn't give me a Lewinsky.
[01:30:32] Rich Chelson:
Oh, lord. So yeah. I mean, like like I was saying, that's the only thing I can think of that has been a a positive factor in Right. American history by the Democrats in a long, long time. So, I mean oh, yeah. Yeah. You know, some liberals hear this. We, I'll probably get some mean e mean emails, and that is our [email protected]. Oh, yeah. On our on our downloads. Uh-huh. We're at the 4:90, and we picked up, Great Britain. Yeah. So woohoo. Hey, mates over in over across the pond.
[01:31:26] Bryan Goodwin:
Yep. Starting to get, some from there. And, I don't, and I noticed the, I guess it's, cause it's, summertime and stuff, But, but, yeah, I noticed our your down our our downloads and my, and downloads for relax melons have both of, have had a slight, slight decrease in, in in the number of that were coming through. So
[01:31:52] Rich Chelson:
Oh, yeah. I've noticed I've noticed that here and there a little bit, but we're almost at 500 total downloads, man. We are? So last time I looked, it was at 490. So
[01:32:03] Bryan Goodwin:
Right.
[01:32:04] Rich Chelson:
I'm like, woo hoo. Oh, someone's sneaking
[01:32:09] Bryan Goodwin:
through. Yeah. Yeah. It's a it's Burrell. I haven't seen Burrell in forever. So yeah.
[01:32:14] Rich Chelson:
No, it's all good.
[01:32:17] Bryan Goodwin:
So, but, yeah. So anyhow, so I guess, yeah, we're at, the fort and got 15 minutes left. So So, yeah, we wanna go ahead and, start landing this plane?
[01:32:28] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. Yeah. We can.
[01:32:30] Bryan Goodwin:
Alright. Anything, dude, that you wanted to want to throw in?
[01:32:36] Duuude-Ron :
Not that I ain't already thrown in for tonight.
[01:32:39] Bryan Goodwin:
No. I understand that. So, alright, let's go ahead and let's bring this all this old girl down and, we'll call her a night for the, for the evening. So guys, thank y'all so much for actually coming in and having a listen, see it here and what we're talking about. And, yeah, a lot of times we may be talking out of our out of the other, out of our butts more times than not, but we're still having a a great time because this show is meant to just show us, show everybody how, what it's like to live a, a life intentionally and just have fellowship with other people who are within your groups. And we, we love being able to get together. Love to be able to sit back, talk, have a, have a good laugh. Talk about what's on our mind, talk about what's happening in the world. And, and, if we get to giggle at a from time to time, that's great. There's other times if we don't, that's that's fine too. It's not a matter of we have to have always be reaching a certain level. Every single time we are, we're just here for, for each other.
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And what we'd end up doing is those chapter arts get sent. You get a, get a cut of the, of whatever Satoshis gets sent our way. So we get those, those actions available. And so we're, we wanna get back to you, whenever you get back to us. And so it's just a it's a circle of where we just each are helping each other, having a good time doing this, growing this group, growing this community, and allowing everybody to just have a damn good time while we're doing it. And so please, if you feel like you got something that you would like to contribute, then please go ahead and just attribute. And we would, be grateful for anything that you're able to send over our way. Rich, what do you have to say?
[01:36:51] Rich Chelson:
Oh, pardon me. You probably didn't hear that. But, anyway okay. But you did work? Yes. I did. Oh, okay. Damn it. That'd been great. Well, well, the thing is you was talking and almost was done, so it probably will come through. So so I imagine it'll it'll be left in.
[01:37:14] Bryan Goodwin:
That'd be awesome. And so, yeah, we're, we're all at the end and now it on to you, on to rich.
[01:37:21] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. And that's, that's about how it worked too. So yeah. Listen for it and, and, and let me know. Anyway. Yeah, guys, gals, I mean, you know, thank you for listening. And, you know, if you wanna help, like Brian said, reach out and help us. Yeah. [email protected] or [email protected]. But, you know, honestly, share this out if you would. You know, if if you found this funny, insightful, full of shit, or, it pissed you off, share it with your friends. You know? The more people that I hear about it, the more feedback we get and the more stuff we can give you to make you happy, smile, laugh, or cry, you know, one one way or another, we're gonna get to you.
So, yeah. But yeah. Other than that, yeah. Keep listening. Tell your friends. Like, follow, subscribe. Do whatever you gotta do. Get on over to 2 grumpy vets and a dude on Facebook and check us out, man.
[01:38:29] Bryan Goodwin:
Absolutely. Dude, what do you got for the for the closing shots?
[01:38:35] Duuude-Ron :
I just have one major thing. The golden rule. Everybody knows about the golden rule. Right? Yep. Those that hold the most gold make the rules. That is true. Or wrong. That is true. That is true. The 1% is the golden rule. Those who have the gold, make the rules. However, as I always say, if you know of a vet that is going through a hard time, reach out to them, talk to them. A lot of the vets that are really close to the edge, most of them just want somebody to listen to them, to hear them, and to just need ear to hear them and a shoulder to cry on, and that helps a lot of people just to get what is building up inside of them, just getting it out to somebody, and it leaves a lot of of stress. Just letting go of what they wanna say.
And if you are able to be their ear and or shoulder, just know that if you know somebody out there, please give them a hand. Absolutely. Because, again, because again, 22 a day, that's 22 veterans that commit suicide on a daily basis is 22 too many, and we need to get that number down to 0.
[01:40:24] Rich Chelson:
Yes. We do. Absolutely.
[01:40:27] Duuude-Ron :
So and Rich was on a call with a veteran before this podcast and, you know, because that's what we do. Mhmm. You know, somebody called me, and they're just had going through a rough day. They just want somebody to listen to them. Right. And I may not listen or hear them, but listen to them. And then maybe be able to offer a little bit of advice or words of encouragement.
[01:41:03] Rich Chelson:
You know? Even the state of Wisconsin make a difference.
[01:41:07] Duuude-Ron :
You know? And I don't know how that veteran what you guys' conversation was tonight. But I'm sure once he voiced his concerns and his weight and so on like that and what you offered in return, listening, so on like that, Rich, do you feel at the end of the conversation that this guy, that this veteran was a little bit more receptive to life.
[01:41:44] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. He was more at ease. A little more at ease.
[01:41:47] Duuude-Ron :
Yeah. So and it was just about somebody listening to what is upsetting a veteran. So if you know somebody out there, please, you know, help them to get their concerns voiced and get them going in the right and and guide them in the right direction. That's
[01:42:17] Rich Chelson:
that's some good advice. Very good advice.
[01:42:20] Bryan Goodwin:
Absolutely.
[01:42:21] Duuude-Ron :
So those are my words of wisdom for today.
[01:42:25] Rich Chelson:
Those are very good words of wisdom.
[01:42:28] Duuude-Ron :
Well, thank you very much.
[01:42:30] Bryan Goodwin:
So alright. Well, guys, thanks again for y'all for listening. And, gentlemen, thank you all for being on the, on the show yet again. We'll see y'all next week because hopefully we have some, some at least find something goofy to talk about because we've been kinda been a lot of we've been very political the past 2, 3 I noticed that. I noticed that. We need we need something to kind of also some of what's causing our our our our down you. It's like, man, I don't come here for politics. I come to hear a bunch of bunch of grown men be idiots. So let me see if we can find more idiot stuff to talk about. Okay. Alright.
[01:43:13] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. That would be better because, yeah, I get too grumpy.
[01:43:16] Bryan Goodwin:
Yep.
[01:43:17] Rich Chelson:
So
[01:43:18] Bryan Goodwin:
Alright. Alright, guys. Y'all be safe. And we'll, we'll see y'all next week. All right. Yep. See you next week. Later get it. Peace.
[01:43:27] Duuude-Ron :
Peace out.
[01:43:32] Rich Chelson:
Bye.
Come the end of the day, and it's time to lay your head and go to sleep. And you get up the next morning, and you see the beautiful sunrise, the same shit is still gonna be here.
[00:00:14] Bryan Goodwin:
Hey, man. Hello, and welcome to 2 grumpy fits and a dude. I'm your host, Brian, and I am here with Rich. And the dude is running late today, so we will have to have him jump on as soon as he's able to get on. He is a very busy man, and he just happens to be getting carried carried away with the with the work, and the work has got him tied up at the moment. So he's getting here as quick as he can. But anyhow, we are here, with Rich, and and so we're gonna be talking probably a, mostly about the biggest piece of news that is happening in the world today.
And yeah, I'm sure y'all are tired of hearing about it. But there's so much more stuff that's coming out. That's just absolutely mind boggling on this. So, and then whatever else happens to come to our head because yeah, we squirrel worse than a 2 year old chock full of of sugar. So, you know, we're gonna go wherever we end up going, but we do know where we're gonna start off with. But anyhow, before we get started on that, Ritz, what are you up to, man?
[00:01:13] Rich Chelson:
Well, I'm traveling. I'm traveling. I'm I'm I'm on my way up back up to Arkansas and, getting ready to go down to Oklahoma for our live event next week, operation tiers of the 22, back to basics. And, so, yeah, gonna be there and then and then get back, unload everything, and then I'm gonna leave Tuesday morning, go to my house up north, up, up in the north country. Cause it's not cold up there no more. And finally warmed up. And, I'm going to get everything out of my house, load it up in a, you all in my ass is headed south to Mississippi.
And that's probably the last time I'm going to see that part of the country. Close the doors on the Missouri chapter. So, yeah. So that's, that's what I'm doing. I'm just, yeah, I'm traveling and I got tired and it was a I I mean, it was a good day. Jeep ran fine. I mean, travel was good. It just I got sore, you know? And so I was like, you know what?
[00:02:14] Bryan Goodwin:
I don't I'm not in a hurry. So No. No. No. No. No need to rush. Not until, next Thursday. So
[00:02:21] Rich Chelson:
Right. Right.
[00:02:22] Bryan Goodwin:
So yeah. I'd like to be able to go, but sadly, I'm, yeah, still not gonna be able to. So even if I wanted to, at the moment, it doesn't look like I'm gonna be able to anyhow because car's still in the shop. They're, apparently school? Oh my God. School, here in, in the town that I live in, they, the mechanic that I'm using is a local mechanic. Great dude. Good dude. He, he bust his butt, knows what it what's going on, does his work and stuff, but he also is the official mechanic for, for the, for local school district.
[00:02:57] Rich Chelson:
Okay.
[00:02:58] Bryan Goodwin:
And school is getting stupid on when they're starting up in their classes.
[00:03:05] Rich Chelson:
Why, why are they starting?
[00:03:07] Bryan Goodwin:
7th August. What? What the hell? That's exactly what I what? What the hell, man? I mean, shit. You shit. You took weeks You get them 2 weeks away. A month and 3 weeks essentially is what they get for vacation now. Oh, fuck. Throw that throw that out to under and go all year round then. I mean, you know, they're like, oh, I think that's what they're slowly trying to convince the kids to do. And it's like, yeah, we'll just keep going. So it's like, no. Screw you. I mean, damn, I know the parents probably would like going. Yeah. Yeah. Put them in school. Keep them in school. You feed the damn, hungry monsters and they are to save our, our, our, our food bill. But no, it's like, no, there's, there's a reason. Yes.
Granted the kids ain't doing much these days. Well, the, I have been, I see 3 kids on that semi re and I say semi regular, maybe once every two and a half weeks riding their bikes around.
[00:04:07] Rich Chelson:
Oh, wow.
[00:04:08] Bryan Goodwin:
And so, yeah, I mean, if you didn't know better, you would think that there were no kids in this, in this town.
[00:04:14] Rich Chelson:
So, so, the rest of them was probably sitting inside in the AC watching TV. Inside watching TV, playing video games, what,
[00:04:22] Bryan Goodwin:
scroll around on YouTube, watching, playing on their phones, tablets, and anything else. Wow. It's like,
[00:04:28] Rich Chelson:
yeah, no, we, yeah. Well, 1, we didn't have YouTube or the internet or anything. And 2, our mama kicked us out because it was story time.
[00:04:37] Bryan Goodwin:
Well, and that that was And this was the story. The priest gotta go watch more stories. Exactly. And that was the big thing. Yeah. I mean, and I think that's, some of the big difference is that so many kids' moms actually work. So nobody's at the house. Right. And so the kids don't have to be forced at, you know, at the threat of losing 2 inches of butt
[00:05:06] Rich Chelson:
right.
[00:05:07] Bryan Goodwin:
To go outside and suffer in the heat. You know, if he, oh, well, it's on. Okay. Well then here, grab your swimsuit. Here's the towel. Let's take you down to the, down to the elk city pool and, and you'd go splash around there for the, for the next, you know, 7 hours. Yeah. Have fun. That's what we would do. We'd start off and we would go be there by the time. And granted, it was a good mile, maybe, maybe close to a mile and a quarter from where we lived to where the swimming pool was in Southern. And it was not in town. It was outside of town. It was a good half mile outside of the outside town. And so you had to, you, you went off and a lot of us, there would be a little worn trail right along the side of the highway. Right. Right. As the whole army of, usually about 4th, 5th grade is kind of about the time the parents kind of were like, alright. You can walk to, or you can walk to the pool. Right. Get a season pass, so just walk to the pool.
So from about 5th grade to us, to the seniors, you know, there was a whole army of, of kids just, oh, you know, until they got until they got their car, car. And then all of a sudden you'd you'd have a, you'd have a seniors and the juniors and stuff zipping past, you know, with their with their nonexhaust pickups and and cars and stuff like that. You knew who who was who and what, what. So Oh, yeah. Definitely.
[00:06:36] Rich Chelson:
But But it And and
[00:06:38] Bryan Goodwin:
walked down there, and sometimes it was sometimes it was it was while we were barefoot. You know? Some of us were had, had a, strong enough foot to where we could we could walk along the, walk along the the road and and just to be we'd just have enough tar caked to the bottom of our feet eventually that we just we had our own type of of soul on the bottom of our foot. Yeah. Right. Right.
[00:07:05] Rich Chelson:
Well, what you see though also nowadays with with the, shit and crap we deal with, you know, with, with, older people trying to hurt people, you know, and stuff like that. It, it kinda dissuades people from letting their kids, you know, do things. I mean, it's a it's a detriment and a help, I guess. You know? No. Well, it is. Maybe I didn't say that right, but I know I know I know what I was thinking, but, you know, and see, that's the thing. You know, it's sad because we have we have so many people that are looking to do harm to other people for no no good reason, you know, that, that it makes people leery about letting kids go out by themselves.
[00:07:54] Bryan Goodwin:
Yeah. And but at the same time, I I think a lot of yeah. Are there more especially now that we have so many undocumented people who have, you know, I think they've, they've estimated it to be anywhere from 20 to 30000000000 undocumented people in our come into our into our country alone. Right. But hold on. Hold on here.
[00:08:16] Rich Chelson:
I I was watching, it was in between shows. They was talking about this one. I think the real CSI, the one in Miami. One of the guys on there, I think he's a cop, he said he said 80% of homicides are from someone who who you know. Right. Right. No. And I and I And and and, I mean, I mean, that's sad, dude.
[00:08:44] Bryan Goodwin:
80% of fucking homicides. Yeah. But that's how 80% of all kidnappings are are I'm sure or close to 80%. The majority of kidnappings are done by people the kid knows.
[00:08:57] Rich Chelson:
You're saying that's you're saying that's that's just screwed up. Thank Oh, yeah. But that's how think always Joe is gonna sound like never changed. Susie.
[00:09:06] Bryan Goodwin:
Right. But that's never changed. It's always even 60 fifties in the forties and the fifties and sixties, seventies, eighties. That was the same, same element.
[00:09:16] Rich Chelson:
Oh, okay. I guess I guess I guess, I was never cute enough to get kidnapped. So Oh, no. No. I wouldn't either. I was they they were like going, no. No.
[00:09:25] Bryan Goodwin:
They're like, I would they we would end up having to pay the damn parents to get rid of the skid, so we'd be out of money. We ain't playing. Right. So but it was but, yeah, that's, that's true. But at the same time, there are a lot more of the of the foreigners who are also committing acts of rape and, and things like that, that those, those rates have increased dramatically. And they've been people who are what they like to call now newcomers instead of, you know, documented or just illegal aliens.
[00:10:05] Rich Chelson:
You know what? We we can totally drop that newcomer bullshit and just call it what it is. Illegal fucking aliens illegal. Exactly.
[00:10:14] Bryan Goodwin:
And so, yeah, I can understand there being an increased level of danger, But in all reality, no. Most kids most of people, the adults have developed a sense of anxiety about letting kids run around and play for no reason whatsoever. I mean, my kids, I had my kids run free. They were free range kids and we live right. We live a quarter mile, not even a quarter mile. I'm like maybe an eighth of a mile from the interstate. Somewhat could easily have popped off in a, in a creeper van, come along, seeing a couple kids throwing them in the back, pop back on the interstate and, and would have never, you know, we wouldn't have known about it. And yeah, it kind of is scary when you sit back and think about it.
But the same thing could have happened when we were small
[00:11:09] Rich Chelson:
When we kids, I mean, oh, yeah. No, no true. And, and see, that's the thing though. You see, that's where, you know, you're right. And, and you see, that's where parents, instead of teaching their kids exactly what to do in those type of situations, they just keep them locked up in the house. And this is why, this is why we have a lot of kids that are so dependent on their phones or tablets or computers, the internet, you know, and stuff like this because the parents are not willing to learn, but you have to look at the parents because how were the parents raised?
[00:11:45] Bryan Goodwin:
They were raised the same way. The same way. It's just that a lot of them have the thought of I'm not ever gonna let my kids just be a latch key kid. Why what's wrong with being a latch key kid that you learned more independence, learn more survival skills. No, you know how to put out a damn fire, because I'm sure you created one in your kitchen inadvertently with popcorn. Not that I ever did that or nothing, but still that's not the point, but we, you learn. Yeah. Well well well, see, though And if you didn't, you'd also learn responsibility because if you didn't get chicken out and get it thawed in time by the time mom got home, Your ass get wore out. Going to lose an ass. Yeah. You were. But
[00:12:32] Rich Chelson:
but you see on on that there, though, and and this is, this actually makes sound sense. And I'm actually scared that I thought of it, but okay. Look at us. We're we're freaking gen xers. We are badass motherfuckers. I mean, I mean, we were kicked out at at 7 o'clock in the morning, not allowed back until dark. Yeah. The lights came on the street in, the street. And then and and and then we were left at home. It's like fend for yourself, you know, but, and then, and then you see, the thing is they started transitioning, you know, the, us gen Xers were like, oh, well, they were told by the media we, oh, we had it so bad. You can't let your kids do that. And this is how kids have softened up because, you know, everyone thinks, oh, oh, our life was so bad.
Really? Yeah.
[00:13:32] Bryan Goodwin:
We had helicopter parents. Then we also have, we've actually had Karen's involved in the world a lot more than than 2, 2, 2020 when COVID hit. Because after COVID is just when everybody started really focusing in on Karens. But we had Karens beforehand. You had that, you know, Gladys, the nosy busybody who wanted to report on anybody and anything that they that somebody was doing that they didn't like. Right.
[00:14:03] Rich Chelson:
But but you see back then, Gladys got took care of.
[00:14:07] Bryan Goodwin:
To a point. But a lot of especially in small towns nowadays and even, and the only reason why I know this is because it was used on us a couple, four times. There is a new tool out there that you have no defense against. If someone wants to make your life an absolute living hell, all I have to do is call up DHS. They're not gonna report who it was that called.
[00:14:33] Rich Chelson:
Well, true.
[00:14:34] Bryan Goodwin:
And all of a sudden you've got years of problems because all you have to do is the first one may be nothing. It's like, oh, well, we just have to come in and we have to look and see. You know? Okay. Well, all the kids look good. The second time you get a call, they're gonna come in and they're gonna make your life hell. Yeah. And any time after that, it's going to be, you better be on, you better make sure that house is spick and span. I mean, we, we had it to work. We actually had had them complain about the fact that our telephone line was connected and visible on running down the outside of the building outside of the house. They called DHS. No, no, no, no, no. DHS was concerned about that telephone line.
[00:15:20] Rich Chelson:
Why?
[00:15:21] Bryan Goodwin:
Wait. What? Because they can.
[00:15:23] Rich Chelson:
That is stupid. That is DHS. Oh my god. EHS
[00:15:29] Bryan Goodwin:
is almost like IRS where they can do what they want. And there's you can actually look at videos, and there's actually 1, one, video out there where you have, like, 4 or 5 judges and they're holding like a deposition of some sort. One of, one of the DHS, the lawyer for DHS is actually trying to explain the reason why DHS needs to lie in court. Really? Yeah. Yeah. They're trying to come up with a valid reasons why DHS is allowed to lie in court. And it's like, no. And whenever I had my own DHS problems, whenever my, my oldest daughter's, grandmother decided to pull her little fucking shit.
[00:16:16] Rich Chelson:
Right.
[00:16:17] Bryan Goodwin:
I mean, we saw firsthand, DHS does not play by the same set of rules because we had to go through they, they sat down, they laid out. You need to get this, this, this, this, and this done. There's like 4 or 5 things. You need to go through a financial, do a parenting class. You need to have, financial training. You need to have, whatever, whatever else it was. And like, like I said, 4 or 5 things that we had to do. Wow. And before they would even try to consider bringing my oldest daughter back into the, into the picture. That's crazy. Okay. Well, fine.
I'll do that. It's like that. If that's what it's going to take, that's what it's going to take. And so I did, I went through their parenting classes. They had parents classes over a place, close by that they deemed. Okay. Fine. I forked over the $100 that it needed to go to Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University. Cause I asked them, is this work? Will this work? And they like, well, I don't see why not. It's like, okay, fine. I forked over that over. Did the, I think it was 13 weeks.
[00:17:32] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. Yeah. It was a long program.
[00:17:35] Bryan Goodwin:
At first. Yeah. Back when it was like 13 weeks, it was like, boom. All right. Doing that 13 every week. Boom. There, there, there, there, there, there, right. Oh, filling out all the, all the paperwork, doing all the, all the homework, showing that I've got it done, got it taken care of, got it signed, sent them a copy, did everything, got everything completed. And, and by the time we got done and we went back for a, another, forget. What is it? What again, it wasn't a deposition. It wasn't a review, but anyhow, we had ended up going in front of the front of the judge again with the, with the DHS and all that. And they had stuff they had to get accomplished.
And whenever I showed up and was like, here we go, honor your honor. Here's this. Here's this. Here's proof of this. Here's proof of this. Here's proof of this. All right. We don't think he needs to she's, ready to be going back over to that house yet. That was not the case. And there was time for the, the DHS agents before, before the hearing, they would walk into the judge's quarters. And I was like, look over to my, my lawyers, like, am I allowed to do that? It's like, no. It's like, well, why are they? Because they're DHS. I was like, okay, we know they don't play for.
Right, right. No. And that's, that's one of the big things. Apparently, I've heard some people say that DHS has supposedly become a little kinder gentler, which I don't buy shit from. But again, it's is it possible? It's possible.
[00:19:08] Rich Chelson:
But at the same time Is it probable? Is it probable? Exactly.
[00:19:13] Bryan Goodwin:
No. I don't see because DHS gets money for adopting kids out. Right. That's why if you get a kid who they know can be adopted, if it's a baby, Yeah. You're the parents aren't seeing that baby ever again. Oh yeah. She's a baby. They get adopted and DHS gets their little kickback of money for, for helping add kids to the foster care system and for adoptions. DHS gets, gets a kickback on that. If the kid is a troublemaker, if the kid is somebody who is not easily adoptable, they're gonna kick it back to the parents. We had a, my daughter had a friend, actually had a couple friends who DHS loved to go and visit. And that's because, well, the parents were also involved in, in with illegal drugs Often, typically, for this, it was normally meth. But, anyhow, so you had one get, they would be, they'd be taken out of the house.
3 weeks later, mom showed that she hadn't had anything for 3 weeks until here. Okay. Here your kids back.
[00:20:30] Rich Chelson:
It's a waste of taxpayer money.
[00:20:33] Bryan Goodwin:
Well, to a point. Yeah. But at the same time, that's just but that's the way it goes. If you don't if it's not gonna work, if you're not able to hold the, you know, if the kids are gonna be a pain in the butt, they're gonna be a problem there and they're, they can't adopt them out. Yeah. They're going to just go. Nevermind parents. Here you go. Keep your nose clean. Don't let us catch you doing illegal stuff again. And then 6 months later, they do it again. And sometimes it'd be 6 months, 6 months later, sometimes a year later. I mean, there's times where one of the, one of the ladies, girls, moms, she worked at it. She worked really hard. She got herself clean for a good year and a half, 2 years until whatever disease was within her kicked back up to a level where she couldn't, she couldn't fight it no more or didn't wanna fight it no more. And so she fell off the wagon, but there for a while, you'd she was working over at the local convenience stores. She was hustling her butt. She was doing this. She was showing up at Right. You know, meetings, and she was doing all this and that. And then one day she showed up and she couldn't sit still. She was just, she was at a PTO meeting and just all over the damn place talking a 1,000 miles an hour.
And everybody's like, she's back on it again. Yeah. And, couple days later, they did giveaway, man. Oh yeah. And a couple days later, she showed up at the house looking for, looking for her daughter and she, and she had, had meth bug bites all over her face from her picking because they it it affects your the nerves in your skin. And so it feels like there's bugs. And so they're always always scratching at their faces. And so they get, they get all the scars and the, and the digs from scratching so much. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. I know the looks covered in her face was just covered in, in, in meth bug, bites and just was like, okay. Yeah. You're, you're, you're tweaking out of your fucking head again.
So, no, no, can't help you. Don't know where she's at. She's like, will you kill me? I was like, if I happen to know where she's at, I might, I'll see what I can do. And, she, from then on, I mean, she never was quite back to Sam, but she just kinda went off on her, off deep end and, and now, the daughter grown now has had got 2, 3 kids. I don't know what state she's in, but I'm sure I'm I'm hoping she's, she's better than what her mom was. Yeah. Well, let's, let's hope, you know? Yeah.
[00:23:09] Rich Chelson:
Because, you know, because, yeah, that's yeah. It's I know it's sad to see people like that, you know, especially when they're tweaking. Oh my gosh. Yeah. It's it's yeah. It's just like, man, that's just, I don't know. I don't know. We can talk about something else.
[00:23:28] Bryan Goodwin:
And so now onto something completely different.
[00:23:33] Rich Chelson:
So so I went,
[00:23:36] Bryan Goodwin:
dude's coming. Here's mister dude. Don't forget to say okay on the, for the for the live connection.
[00:23:42] Duuude-Ron :
So Yeah. I already did. Okay. Dude.
[00:23:46] Rich Chelson:
You made it.
[00:23:48] Bryan Goodwin:
Yeah.
[00:23:51] Duuude-Ron :
Yeah. I did.
[00:23:52] Bryan Goodwin:
We actually just barely gotten ourselves started into the,
[00:23:56] Rich Chelson:
end of the show. So we're about, about 30 minutes in. So Yeah. Yeah. It was actually my fault. I was running late tonight, so I was I was on another phone call with another veteran. So
[00:24:09] Duuude-Ron :
Okay. Well, if I don't sound too very, fucking, cheerful tonight, I'm not. So but we ain't gonna go into it.
[00:24:16] Rich Chelson:
Okay. Alright.
[00:24:18] Bryan Goodwin:
Alright. We can pause the, we can pause the show if you need us to. So
[00:24:24] Duuude-Ron :
No. I just won't say much.
[00:24:26] Rich Chelson:
Okay.
[00:24:28] Bryan Goodwin:
So well, badgammon. I liked I liked the the the the, the the chatty dude, but, you know, we'll get what we'll get the fat we'll get grumpy dude on here too. So that's size. We're fixing to talk, about the the biggest news there is on the, in the world as of right now. So Well, well, well, actually, there's there's a whole bunch
[00:24:52] Rich Chelson:
of biggest news over just in and around and and just all on this and over this shit we're fixing to talk about. Yeah. I mean, it's it's a it's a it's a freaking manure pile.
[00:25:06] Bryan Goodwin:
It is a it's a shit pile for sure.
[00:25:10] Rich Chelson:
I was using big words, man. It's certainly okay.
[00:25:13] Bryan Goodwin:
Yeah. Yeah. Of of rotten excrement. So, but anyhow, so yeah. Yeah, guys, unless you have been living under a very large thick rock for the past week, Trump was, was shot now. Yeah. You can, I've heard some people say, well, it wasn't really shot. Okay. A bullet did damage to his ear. All right. Whether that's a major, major incident, a minor incident, a, just a somebody seeking for attention. I don't care. The fact that he was a president and someone actually took 5 pop shots at him is what
[00:25:58] Rich Chelson:
it was. 8, actually there was actually 8 shots, but yeah, there was a, I had,
[00:26:05] Bryan Goodwin:
I had to go back and listen and watch the video and listen to counter shots. But yeah, after the 5th, I thought a lot of those, well, I thought that because you had, you hear the first 3 and then all of a sudden you get a whole bunch of shots all at once. And I figured out was the, and we'll get into the different snipers, the 2 different sniper nests. Yeah. Go.
[00:26:26] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. No, no, no. The, freaking sniper nest didn't even, didn't even, shoot until I think after 21 seconds after. Yeah. And, and he had already shot 8 times.
[00:26:39] Bryan Goodwin:
I didn't know he'd shot 8. Yeah. There was that he was only able to hit 3 people kill 1. So 4 4 people, you know, 50% shot rate, and he was shooting into a damn crowd.
[00:26:54] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. But but the thing is he was only at a 130 yards. Yeah. All of us, all of us with basic military training, which we all had could hit a target at 130 yards and
[00:27:07] Bryan Goodwin:
make it a kill shot. Yeah. And that's iron. You can be able to do that iron sights on top of that. And he's a fucking out of, a scope on his too.
[00:27:16] Rich Chelson:
I mean I mean, you know, I am saying here.
[00:27:20] Duuude-Ron :
And here's the thing. He he was on on top of a garage or whatever, and none of the fucking eagleness could see this guy, but there was all these other individuals that could see him climbing up onto the freaking roof. And nobody nobody stopped this guy, and he was that close with a fucking ARs, with no. With a fucking, AK 47.
[00:27:50] Bryan Goodwin:
Was it an AK? Because I know what they they were saying that he was it was probably a, like, a 223 or or a 557 is what I think what they were saying. Well, 556
[00:28:01] Rich Chelson:
and 223 are the same rounds.
[00:28:04] Bryan Goodwin:
Right.
[00:28:05] Duuude-Ron :
So Either either here nor there. He got within a 130 yards up on a roof, and nobody could see this guy?
[00:28:16] Bryan Goodwin:
Yeah. Exactly. Well, but there was there's this if you're looking at what okay. On all the videos you see the one sniper nest that is above Trump, apparently one, first off, they're claiming that they couldn't really didn't see much of him because he was, because they, between the, the shooter and the sniper nest was a set of trees. Now I'm shit. No.
[00:28:45] Rich Chelson:
Look at you. Look at look at the aerial view of the area. Fuck. No. There was clear line of sight, dude.
[00:28:51] Bryan Goodwin:
Clear line of sight. Well, I'm just going off of some of the things that I, that I've heard. I know, but the second set of, of snipers, that was like 2 buildings down actually were the ones who actually were able to drop the, drop the shooter.
[00:29:08] Rich Chelson:
Okay. That's fine. But still, still regardless, why did it take him 21 seconds to, find the target,
[00:29:17] Bryan Goodwin:
set their sights on the target and fire? That one. I don't know. And that's, that's something that, honestly, I, I, there is I'm I'm with a lot of people. I think they're either there, it there's a level of incompetence that went on that almost smells of malice.
[00:29:34] Rich Chelson:
You know, that's, that's a possibility. I mean,
[00:29:39] Bryan Goodwin:
it And I'm not willing to go off and say, oh, it's a conspiracy. They were deep state. We're trying to kill Trump. No. I don't wanna think that. I don't wanna believe that that's the case. Is it possible? At the moment, goddamn, they've done everything else.
[00:29:55] Rich Chelson:
Well, I mean, well, you see, it it's funny. They say they say this child, was was Child. He's 20 years old. Yeah. A child. No. He's No. I know. He's no. No. I know. He's a man. But but they were saying this man is a registered Republican, but yet he gave $15 to a far left democratic super PAC. What last year? Yeah. But it's like time
[00:30:22] Bryan Goodwin:
you've I
[00:30:23] Rich Chelson:
mean, I mean, it sounds like it sounds like these people are grasping at fucking anything they can. Well, they can't. Evan, and they're the facts.
[00:30:31] Bryan Goodwin:
Well, the first off, the the the doing a republic signing up as a Republican, and then you would go what the, what a lot of, of, of political people will do is they'll, they'll sign up as a, as the opposite side, just to, just to screw with the, with the opposing, side. They'll actually do it. So, like, Darren primaries and stuff, they'll go and they'll get look for the biggest piece of crap candidate that the other side has and vote for them. Actually rush Limbaugh for a while. He was, can't remember what the name of his little he was, he was always joking about doing this for Obama and, was calling it, Oh, crap. I can't remember what it is.
Yeah. It's come to none of the blank, dead air, but, but anyhow, where you would see, you would go on because like, here in Oklahoma, you can't vote in a primary unless you are, you can't vote Republican in a primary, unless you register as a Republican. The Democrats actually have gone off and gone. Well, you can, as long as you're, you know, as long as you're registered to vote, you can come vote for us. Anything you want for the longest time, they were also the same way where if you, you had to be either Democrat or you had to be a Republican and they had that line of demarcation. If you wanted to go off and screw with the opposite side, knowing that you say, like, we know Trump's gonna be the, be the candidate during our primary.
So why waste our vote with them? Let's go screw with the Democrats and let's, you know, register as a Democrat and go over or register as an independent and then go over and throw a vote in for, you know, Bernie Sanders or something, you know, just script their screw their,
[00:32:24] Rich Chelson:
the candidate up. And say that's the thing. I mean, I mean, one, this is childish.
[00:32:28] Bryan Goodwin:
Oh, hell yeah. That's bullshit. Yeah. That's
[00:32:33] Rich Chelson:
And I mean oh, no. No. I but but you see and and this is, this is what irks me about a lot of shit is that grown ass men and women are playing the high school drum of bullshit game still to this day. High school?
[00:32:50] Duuude-Ron :
No. It's not high school. It's fucking pre k. It's 2 year old shit.
[00:32:58] Bryan Goodwin:
It's a 2 year old friend today.
[00:33:01] Duuude-Ron :
It's a fucking, terrible twos. It it is so our fucking system is so goddamn fucking broke. It's not even funny. It it it is. Go ahead and continue.
[00:33:18] Bryan Goodwin:
No. No. No. Keep going what you're saying, man. No. No. Dude, go on. You
[00:33:22] Duuude-Ron :
know, who cares what you're registered as? You know, that just Oklahoma, what the hell? You have to be registered as a Republican to fucking vote as a Republican or vote a candidate, a Republican candidate, I should say. Yeah.
[00:33:43] Bryan Goodwin:
Yep. And that's why that's where all for the longest time, the, the, the saying was, if you wanna vote in Oklahoma, you have to register as a Democrat. That was the running rule for until, like, 2,008, I think. Maybe before but it once the Republicans won the won the house and the Senate for the state, that all changed. But for the longest time, the Democrats ruled the roost in Oklahoma. They, they were the main people who were, in control of the house, the Senate and the and the the the governorship would just kinda oscillate from time to time to time. But there was always usually either the house, or the, or the Senate was ran by. And sometimes both of them were ran by the Democrats. Okay, fine. But, but, okay. Here's the thing though.
[00:34:45] Rich Chelson:
Why the hell should it matter? Because what if I don't like the fucking Republican that's running and I kind of half ass like the Democrat. Why can't I vote for him?
[00:34:57] Bryan Goodwin:
Because at that time you had to register them. They, it was, it was a numbers game. It was like, ah, see, we've got more, we've got more registered Democrats in the state than we do Republicans. Was it really, it was dumbass. It was dumbass. Excuse.
[00:35:10] Rich Chelson:
Was it w w was it passed properly?
[00:35:14] Bryan Goodwin:
Was it an actual law? Oh, I I didn't I didn't move to Oklahoma until 2005. So
[00:35:20] Rich Chelson:
Well, I mean,
[00:35:22] Bryan Goodwin:
you was talking about it, dude. I figured I would But that was the thing that everybody, whenever I first moved in, that's, and stuff. That's what everybody was kinda talking about. I was like, well, you can't you're not gonna be able to vote. It's like, what do you mean? Why can't I vote? You have to be a democrat to be able to vote in, in Oklahoma. I was like, like, that's illegal. It's like, you'll see. And I didn't see it mainly because one I didn't, I was, I was too busy working to, and I missed the primaries. Okay. I was actually, I was actually in, in, Kellyville, learning how to drive a truck for Schlumberger during the, during the primaries.
[00:36:05] Rich Chelson:
Okay. But well well, you see, honestly, the thing is fuck a primary. I have never voted in a primary and never will because just wait until the end.
[00:36:17] Bryan Goodwin:
Well, to a point, yeah. But the primaries and the, and the, what's the other form? Caucuses. So Oklahoma has primaries and, and like, oh, Ohio. I had a, Yeah. Ohio, and Iowa Iowa has, has caucuses.
[00:36:38] Rich Chelson:
It's the same thing. A primary
[00:36:40] Bryan Goodwin:
and a caucus is, is the same thing, dude. In a, in a way it is, but at the same time, no, it's not there. They're ran 2 different in completely different ways. You, think caucuses. You actually have to physically be there, and they actually for each little district, you actually have to it's by almost by hand, from what I understand. Like I said, I've never been to a caucus vote, so I don't know.
[00:37:04] Rich Chelson:
But, but again, it's all pomp and circumstance
[00:37:08] Bryan Goodwin:
for the, oh, it is, but at the same time, these all come into play for the, for the national conventions, the, you know, the delegates, the super delegates that the Democrats have. Oh, yeah. The place where everybody
[00:37:24] Rich Chelson:
stands in a big freaking crowded room, jerks each other off and votes for one person and doesn't look at anybody else. Not all the time. I'm sorry. Well, not all being grumpy rich right now. Not really. Really. Not all the fucking real Running. Not all the time.
[00:37:39] Bryan Goodwin:
Oh, yeah. There's been times where they actually have to do the work of winning certain parties over because say Iowa was won by Biden, New Hampshire was say 1 by,
[00:37:59] Rich Chelson:
What Nikki Haley?
[00:38:01] Bryan Goodwin:
Just, no. Because Nikki Haley's Republican. I was trying to think of another Bernie Sanders, just for the, for the fuck's sake of it. So what happens is if Bernie Sanders won New Hampshire, the delegates show up at the national convention to vote for Bernie Sanders.
[00:38:21] Rich Chelson:
But what if they change their mind?
[00:38:23] Bryan Goodwin:
They eventually down the road, they have to so that event so they get a the, the majority.
[00:38:31] Rich Chelson:
Yeah.
[00:38:32] Bryan Goodwin:
So there have to be some type, there's a lot of, this is where the political wrangling and, and, and, and, and the mutual masturbation stuff ends up happening. So, but it, but it has to, it comes at a, at a cost. Okay. You get this. We will, we will do put this platform into into, or this board or this plank into our, into our platform. And so they'll, it, there's a lot of, a lot of bargaining that has to be done. Yeah. And then, and then after, after the convention's over and everyone's
[00:39:08] Rich Chelson:
done kissing and hugging and making up and they start to go to the national election, whatever they bargain for at the at the DNC, RNC convention, whatever you wanna call it, that all gets left off the table.
[00:39:21] Bryan Goodwin:
To a point. A lot most of the time, yeah. It's it's I mean, they're on the national national, platform is and what they want their, what their platform to be. And so, yeah, but it's, it's a it's but either way, I completely forgot how we got ourselves over onto here and we squirreled from from Trump to this. I mean, we're talking election bullshit and it's like, goddamn. So see, I told you worse than a 2 year old on hopped up on sugar. We were all, I mean, holy smokes. It's like, how the hell did we wind up over here? And and and and look, and and it would
[00:40:03] Rich Chelson:
it it only took us about 43 minutes to do that.
[00:40:08] Bryan Goodwin:
We are completely off topic. So, but anyhow, so yeah, let's drain or drag ourselves back over to, to the topic of, of Trump and the almost near assassination of, of Trump. I mean, because God was, God had sent his, an, an angel down to poke him in the nose or something. So he had to turn his head.
[00:40:29] Rich Chelson:
Well, that that or or, or, the dumbass trying to take the shot just didn't know what, you know, didn't know what he was doing, obviously. I mean I mean, dude, give me a give me a a a semiautomatic rifle with iron sights or a scope. Let let me put it on a deer, and the deer is down. Right. I mean, that's it's game over, especially at a 130 yards.
[00:40:57] Bryan Goodwin:
Right. But go ahead, Brian. Okay. But, yeah, no, I remember that. Just itching, you know? No, it's just, I remember that we got back over. Yeah. We got off that. Cause we were talking about the operations switcheroo of, of having him big. Cause they loved his state while he was registered Republican. That don't mean because he was, he could, he he's a Democrat cause he look at what he states and, and, and stuff. And you see that he is a, that he's of what side he's on. Now the, the, he gives the, the, the left, the, the, the media, all the ammunition they need.
Because one they're completely ignoring the fact that he got shot. I mean, some of the, some of the, the headlines for, for that day
[00:41:45] Rich Chelson:
astound me, you know, loud shots rang out loud pops,
[00:41:49] Bryan Goodwin:
Trump fell and was pulled off, pulled off the stage by secret service.
[00:41:54] Rich Chelson:
Loud noises. Yeah. Because of sick yeah. And and now check this out. Something else I noticed too. Right? It was just casually mentioned. And it's only been casually mentioned since that that this here was an AR style, rifle, semiautomatic. They are they are real big on those two words, semiautomatic. I mean, they I mean because that sounds like it's automatic.
[00:42:21] Bryan Goodwin:
Yeah. But but you see, the thing is I mean, semi trucks are just bigger pickup truck.
[00:42:27] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. Yeah. Right. But but think about this. Last year, it was all all goddamn. All about the scary AR 15 all about all the, all the AR is so scary. Now, now they've, they've softened that and they're like, oh, it was semi automatic. That's every fucking weapon out here except a single pump or a single shot shotgun. Oh, action shotgun, rifles. Or Yeah. Or or yeah. Or or black powder. I mean, those are single shots. I mean, everything else, guess what? It's a semiautomatic. Whether it's a handgun, a rifle, a shotgun, a 4 wheel drive. Nope, sorry. Songstar playing in my head.
I just rolled with it, but no, And, and you see, that's the thing. And it's like, you know what? Someone drives a car and fucking kills somebody or kills 10 people, you know, cause they're fucking drunk or stupid or high or whatever. No one says the car manufacturers, but, oh, goddamn, let someone use a gun. Oh, shit.
[00:43:33] Bryan Goodwin:
You are, you have seen the, the change in, in that they are actually going after parents of, of kids who break the law. Right?
[00:43:46] Rich Chelson:
That's illegal.
[00:43:48] Bryan Goodwin:
Oh, they're, they're doing it already. You know, the, no, last kid who did the school shooting. I can't remember who he is,
[00:44:00] Rich Chelson:
but
[00:44:01] Bryan Goodwin:
his parents, they actually have
[00:44:04] Rich Chelson:
hauled his, his parents. And so sit here. I'm sorry. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. If, if, if a child is able to pull off, any kind of heinous act like that, then the child, no matter what age, should be tried as an adult.
[00:44:24] Duuude-Ron :
I agree with that 100%.
[00:44:28] Rich Chelson:
I mean, we will probably get hate mail, dude, but I don't give a fuck because, I'm going to stand behind it. Anybody, anybody who is able to stand up and commit a heinous act in any way, shape or form, no matter the age, the ethnicity, can't say that word, right? The the immigration status or anything should be tried as a fucking adult.
[00:44:53] Duuude-Ron :
Absolutely. Because they know what they're doing, period.
[00:44:59] Rich Chelson:
That's right.
[00:45:00] Duuude-Ron :
They know the difference between right and wrong. Exactly.
[00:45:03] Bryan Goodwin:
Alright. Okay. This is, from youth today.org. Alright. Parents paying for their children's crime in separate trials earlier. This is, done, what date? April 15th this year. Alright. Okay. Two separate trials earlier this year, Jennifer and James Crumley became the first parents in us history to be convicted of involuntary manslaughter for a mass shooting committed by their child. On Tuesday, they re were each sentenced to 10 to 15 years in prison maximum penalty for this crime. Prosecutors accused crumblies of ignoring urgent warning signs. Their son, Ethan was having violent thoughts and that the parents provide, provided access to the gun he used to kill 4 classmates and injure 7 others, 7 other people in his school back in November of 2021.
[00:45:58] Rich Chelson:
That is bullshit.
[00:46:00] Bryan Goodwin:
And it's happy though.
[00:46:02] Rich Chelson:
It no. Yeah. Well, no. No. I understand that that is happening because, I mean, shit, you just read it, but still, that is bullshit. Oh, no. I agree. It's not Now now now now the thing is, hold it. I'm not saying I'm not saying that the the, parents are not partially to blame because they didn't pay enough attention to their child to get him the help that that he needed in order not to do this. But to get 10 to 15 years of jail time, he Yeah. No. Uh-uh. Wrong answer, house.
[00:46:36] Bryan Goodwin:
That's sadly that is, and they're going in and the sad thing is, yeah, they start off with, and again, Democrats being the most racist people around though. They claim that if they're wanting to be the most loving, caring, and inclusive, they still, I mean, they're the ones who are setting black women up for the fall for DEI hires. They're setting, they're setting black parents up because who commits more crimes per capita.
[00:47:09] Rich Chelson:
Yeah.
[00:47:10] Bryan Goodwin:
Not going on. I mean, sadly. Yeah, it is. It is sadly. And, but, and so eventually they're going to start sending black parents to jail for the crimes of what their
[00:47:23] Rich Chelson:
sons have done. Okay. Okay. Hang on. Hang on. Let me let me ask you this then. What happens when the jails get full? They're gonna have to let people out.
[00:47:34] Bryan Goodwin:
No. No. They've already done it once, dude. The jail system is privatized.
[00:47:40] Rich Chelson:
Not all of it. Private Prison systems,
[00:47:42] Bryan Goodwin:
over in Hinton over at, over in, Sayer there's private prisons. And so all we've got to do is, but,
[00:47:51] Rich Chelson:
but there's not that many.
[00:47:53] Bryan Goodwin:
What's gonna keep them from building more?
[00:47:55] Rich Chelson:
Well, that's the thing. They better start building if, if, if, if, if they're gonna keep putting parents away, you know, and, and the thing is the fucking lawyers that that the parents hired, if I was their parents, I'd be suing my fucking lawyer. It's like, how the hell did you? I mean, I mean, seriously. I mean, if if if I was getting brought up on charges, my motherfucking lawyer better be like a fucking, pit bull with a fucking heart on and pissed off because he didn't get none and fucking going after everybody else. If not, fuck you. No. You owe me big time because that's dude, it's it's it's freaking ludicrous.
Literally, it is freaking ludicrous making parents pay for their child's crimes. What what what happened to the child?
[00:48:54] Bryan Goodwin:
I'm from I was looking that up. I was I can't remember if, I'm sure he probably ended up killing himself. I had
[00:49:03] Bryan Goodwin:
bathroom, tucked down, walked into the stalls, ash packed, pulled out, like, nope, and then bought a laptop on the bag, jet box, sour. Take a look at the clock, then click on okay.
[00:49:17] Bryan Goodwin:
Oh, please. Don't need all flowery.
[00:49:20] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. Say say us.
[00:49:23] Bryan Goodwin:
Oh, okay. He was no. He was caught and, sentenced to life in prison without parole, frill, and killings, 4 students. But they also were like, oh, okay. We also need to go on ahead and, go out to the parents too. No. It's like Bullshit. I mean, I mean,
[00:49:38] Rich Chelson:
were the parents negligent? Yes. Probably so. I mean, they I don't know that. According according to the, to the courts, yes. They were. Well, we all know how fucking lawyers lie. So
[00:49:51] Duuude-Ron :
you know? But yeah. Just like just like politicians. How do you know the when a politician and a lawyer is lying? Oh, they're not moving. Their lips are moving, and they open their mouth.
[00:50:05] Bryan Goodwin:
Oh, hey. You know?
[00:50:07] Rich Chelson:
Is that actually 1?
[00:50:08] Bryan Goodwin:
We may actually be live on on, podcast now.
[00:50:13] Rich Chelson:
You think?
[00:50:14] Bryan Goodwin:
Yeah. Well, it just, just happened to notice that my, that the
[00:50:23] Rich Chelson:
Not on fountain.
[00:50:24] Bryan Goodwin:
Not on fountain. We're connected by by a butt. So,
[00:50:28] Rich Chelson:
like, alright. Well, hey. We got in there. So Well but but it's not showing up on fountain. So I'm saying it's But but but the thing is also, I just saw something before. Because this has been a busy afternoon since I stopped today. I mean, I literally have been talking for now 4 solid hours or 5. I can't remember. 4 or 5 solid hours. Okay.
[00:50:56] Duuude-Ron :
So that's, what, not out of the norm.
[00:51:02] Rich Chelson:
Well, you see, I had stopped and and and and, you know, you know, got a motel room. I was just trying to get settled and all like this. And I had a veteran call me and he wanted to talk. So, yeah, we talked, what, till about 7:45 around was, when I How about that? When I jumped on because 7 30, 745 because as soon as I hung up him, I jumped on, saw Brian was on, and, everything. I I looked at Brian. I said, dude, you're gonna watch me because I'm freaking hungry. I I hadn't had nothing to eat yet. Brian's like, okay. And so, yeah, well, we've been going ever since.
So yeah. No. Normally, I'm quiet. I don't say too much. I know, Ron. You you don't really believe that, but, you know, it is Not
[00:51:54] Duuude-Ron :
not not for a second do I believe
[00:52:00] Rich Chelson:
that. Yeah. No. You don't really believe
[00:52:04] Duuude-Ron :
not a first second.
[00:52:06] Rich Chelson:
No. But it's true. Normally, I don't. But but, anyway, yeah. See, you see, what's funny now is, you know, it just seems that all of it it's it's real funny all of a sudden that, oh my God, president Biden has COVID. That's the big headlines.
[00:52:28] Bryan Goodwin:
And you've heard them. You've heard what they've been talking about on that. Right? No, I haven't. I just, I just, I, I just saw the headline. He can because of his age and that because he is 81, that is him. If you boil it down to what they're saying, that he is as strong and as as resilient as Trump was on being shot. Oh my God. They're trying to equate the fact that he has COVID, which is I forget what, what COVID strain they're at now. I don't pay attention to the bullshit no more, but because he's got this most latest strain, which is as nothing more than nothing worse than the flu. All right. It's a mild
[00:53:13] Rich Chelson:
flu. It's a flu.
[00:53:15] Bryan Goodwin:
And so they're like, oh my gosh, he's, he's so brave and he's so strong because he's got this and he's still at the soon, and he's going to bounce back and be, you know, be back on the, back on the campaign trail the moment after he gets well. Hate to say it, but Trump never left. He's got a fine. He's got a first remember where he's at in the campaign trail before he can get back on it.
[00:53:38] Rich Chelson:
Right. So Right. And, and that's the thing. Trump never left a campaign trail. Oh, no. No. The following day. No. Trump Trump made a detour on the way to the Nat stop.
[00:53:52] Bryan Goodwin:
Yeah. Because following, what was it like the following day or 2 days after? No, it was like a day after or something like anyhow, it's just right after that, He goes through the RNC up in, up in Milwaukee. I think New York and it shows up now, granted, I almost think he he's doing it as a means to just show everyone that he's there because he had this big ass freaking bandage on his ear. And okay. Maybe needs, it may have needed to be banned. I don't know if it needed to be covering up half his heads as the dead, but at the same time, you know, it was like he showed up and there, and what was great was that there were people who showed up with that ear also bandaged as a flow of solidarity form, which I thought I found were just absolutely awesome in my own opinion, but that's my opinion.
Awesome in my own opinion, but that's my opinion. But still, the fact that he showed up and, they were actually, they were thinking they were he's gonna show up and, they were actually, they were thinking they were he's gonna show up. They were actually, they were thinking they were he's gonna show up, like, he's gonna basically, show up looking like Pablo Picasso, you know, looked like he just had his ear sawn off, no agenda. And sure enough, he comes out and he's got this big, big old wire bandage, John. So
[00:55:05] Rich Chelson:
Well, and say, well, wait. Say this the thing, you know, those doctors tend to over exaggerate things. Oh, yeah. I mean, so so, yeah, using using, you know, half a thing of gauze for for something a Band Aid would would would cover, you know. I mean, I don't know. But I I I did see the close ups of it, but I'm not a doctor. So, Right. You know? But either way
[00:55:32] Duuude-Ron :
You know? And you're saying something about the aspects of overemphasizing with a doctor. Gee, the only thing that I could think of when you said that was fucking Bauchi.
[00:55:48] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. Yeah. You know, I I don't think I don't think he's even, a a hint anymore.
[00:55:57] Bryan Goodwin:
Is he? No. No. He he he retired.
[00:56:01] Rich Chelson:
Smart man. Yeah. I mean, I mean, when you get when you get disgraced like that, yeah, you best just gulk off in the corner and stay there.
[00:56:14] Bryan Goodwin:
Absolutely.
[00:56:16] Rich Chelson:
But, but yeah, no, no. And, and oh, now I I also I now now mind you, I've just seen these headlines. I have not had a chance to read any of these articles or even browse through them. But they were saying that, since, since Biden has COVID now, that, there's, more Democrats calling a lot harder for him to back out of the race. So
[00:56:50] Bryan Goodwin:
Yeah. I mean, they're they're screaming for that, but and he said he would, if they if they were able if, if his doctors found a plausible reason for him to actually step down. So you got, of course, a lot of people are thinking now thinking that he doesn't actually have he doesn't have Alzheimer's or anything like that. He's got from what everybody's, kinda really starting to look at how he walks and, you know, his stiff arms and his and his shuffling gait that he does now, it's probably closer to the fact that he's got Lewy body disease, which is the type of Parkinson's.
Okay. I'd never heard of him. Him. It's what, it's what Robin Williams had before he killed himself.
[00:57:37] Rich Chelson:
I didn't know I didn't know Robin Williams was sick.
[00:57:41] Bryan Goodwin:
Yeah. Yeah. That well, that's they're they're thinking that's the reason why he killed himself was because he didn't wanna be a burden upon his family. Oh, okay. Oh, yeah. Yeah. He had, I was thinking it was some type of I was thinking Robin Williams had some type of dementia, but, but now he had, Lewy body's disease, which is, again, there is a element of dementia that comes with it. Right. But
[00:58:07] Rich Chelson:
but see, that's the thing. Okay. Fine. You know, you know, if he does have this sickness, be a man. I mean, literally be a fucking man, own up to it and say, look, I'm gonna step down.
[00:58:22] Bryan Goodwin:
Okay. Yeah. But, and most people would, but again, I'm kinda having to face some of this because with my, keep putting my arm on the damn damn part of the, desk here. That's got all the creaks. So sorry about all the noise. I'm hearing none of it, dude. Okay. Well, I was, I was I'm hearing through my headphones, so, but, but my mom, I'm afraid she's got maybe some type of, of, of dementia coming in because she asks the same question over and over several times.
[00:58:56] Rich Chelson:
Right.
[00:58:56] Bryan Goodwin:
And, so we've been talking about, like, the dog, and then, you know, 10 minutes later, she asked, so what's the dog's up to
[00:59:03] Rich Chelson:
say the same thing to the dog and be talking again. And so what are the dogs up to? Right. Hold it. Hold it. That is different. That is different from the president though.
[00:59:12] Bryan Goodwin:
Well, it's different for the president, but what I'm, what I'm good at is if you don't remember forgetting something, do you really think you're sick?
[00:59:24] Rich Chelson:
Do what? Okay.
[00:59:26] Bryan Goodwin:
So like, like my mom, like I was saying with mom, she has a there's little there's instances and it comes and it goes as, as, a lot of times these, these illnesses do where she goes. I've been trying to get her to go to a doctor And closest that I've gotten her to is to go to her, her physician and her physician. And she kind of tells her physician while my son thinks I'm losing my mind. That's the closest she can get to acknowledging that there's something wrong. So how would he, how would president Biden acknowledge that something's wrong? If he doesn't see or acknowledge, or even think that there's anything wrong, he does. If he's not remembering that he's having memory problems, then he's not going to know that he has memory problems because it's something that's not, not in his head
[01:00:20] Duuude-Ron :
With the people Then somebody needs then somebody needs to supersede him under a medical aspect and they need to have, okay, let's get not 3 doctors, you know, let's get 5 independent doctors that have absolutely nothing to do with the freaking White House. Nothing. And say, okay. Do 5 competency sessions and let the fucking doctors, you know, do the final evaluation. And once they get done with that Right. If you don't accept it, it's time to fucking do impeachment. Well, it's not even From article 25. Yeah. Article 25. Article 20. Yeah. Of course. Whichever.
Whichever.
[01:01:13] Bryan Goodwin:
But the only person that can do article 25 is Kamala.
[01:01:17] Rich Chelson:
Bullshit. The cabinet can do it. The cabinet look it up. Look it up. The cabinet if if if if there's enough people signing, the cabinet can do it.
[01:01:30] Bryan Goodwin:
I mean, because The president is the primary starting point for invoking the 25th amendment, specifically the 4th section of the vice president, is in conjunction with every, majority of the executive cabinet or specific body designated by Congress must be invoked, must invoke the pres, the amendment in tandem. So, yeah, you're right. You're right. The the cabinet has to be involved. And so it has to be the but the but the vice president is the one that goes. Right. Okay. They're all important.
[01:02:01] Rich Chelson:
Okay. It's true. Cool. You're looking at July 18th. By the time they even and and there has been talk about invoking the 25th amendment. Since since I got in presidency. Yeah. Well, no. No. Just just here recently in the last month or 2,
[01:02:21] Bryan Goodwin:
there's been It's it's come down more. Yeah. But it's been, it, it, they've talked about the 25th amendment. Oh, yes. The day since the day Biden
[01:02:32] Rich Chelson:
took the oath along. Oh, yeah. No. No. I know that. But but, basically, since the debate, there's been more and more talk about it. Very much so. Yeah. But but that's the thing, though. Look at it. You've got July, 7th month. You're less than 3 months away from the election. Really? What do you do? I mean, because if you take him out by the 25th, he's still on the ticket. Okay.
[01:03:01] Bryan Goodwin:
Right. To run. And that's what everybody's talking about with the, with the the, the DNC is they really can't get him out now because he's the incumbent. Most people are gonna bring him in. He has to be the one that steps down. And even then, when he steps down, they would have to bring Kamala in because the Biden Harris war chest political funding can only be used for that. It can't be taken and folded into the Democrat, voting,
[01:03:42] Rich Chelson:
voting fund general fund. Okay. Okay. Hang on. Let me ask you this question then. If if if this is true, which which I'm not saying you're wrong. Okay? I'm not. I'm just saying If you did, I would just be pouting. I'd be But but, no, seriously, if, if this was true, what happens to that money if the Biden Harris ticket doesn't go?
[01:04:06] Bryan Goodwin:
I think it probably goes back to the to the, donors. Oh, okay. Okay. That's what I would that's the only option I could come up with.
[01:04:15] Duuude-Ron :
You know, and if it goes back to the donors and they send it back to the DNC or whatever site, you know, that's your choice to do that. You know? Is I don't even know what the fuck I wanna say. I'm so aggravated for other shit today. It's not even funny. Right.
[01:04:38] Rich Chelson:
It it
[01:04:41] Duuude-Ron :
is that who is Harris? Do he is selected as vice president again
[01:04:46] Bryan Goodwin:
as his run state? Yeah. That's who he's keeping as the, as far as everybody knows, I mean, it could be. He's just pulls a fast one and goes, I'm gonna have Joe Biden be my VP. You know? You know what?
[01:05:01] Rich Chelson:
He he probably will announce that. He probably will. Yeah. My vice president is Joe Biden.
[01:05:10] Bryan Goodwin:
My my vice president, my vice president's corn pop. Corn pop was a bad dude.
[01:05:17] Rich Chelson:
Come on, man.
[01:05:20] Bryan Goodwin:
Come on, man.
[01:05:21] Rich Chelson:
No. Yeah. But, I mean,
[01:05:24] Bryan Goodwin:
you see this thing? I mean, the kids, they used to play with my head, the hair and my legs and spool.
[01:05:30] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. No, no. See, please, dude, I would, I would, I would, I would not like to have a mental image of that in my head tonight. I really would not. I mean, it's bad enough. I'm in Clinton country. Okay?
[01:05:49] Bryan Goodwin:
So you're gonna swing by the, the presidential library and massage parlor?
[01:05:54] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. No. Sorry, dude. Ain't happening. It's not happening here. Awesome. No. No. We get done with this and I'm not gonna be a much later after that. And then my ass is gonna pass the hell out. I believe that. So it's been crazy.
[01:06:15] Bryan Goodwin:
Oh, yeah. All right. So y'all, what do y'all think of the, the response to that assassination temp? Do y'all think it was competence, incompetence, malice? What do y'all, what each do y'all think? Cause I've already said, I think it's, it it's incompetent with a big old stinker mouse in there, but I can't, I mean, well, Hey, for me I'm going with Thakup's razor, though. So The fact
[01:06:44] Rich Chelson:
the fact that it took the snipers secret service snipers. Okay. Let's, let's clarify who we're talking about. The fact that it took them so long to respond. Mhmm.
[01:06:59] Bryan Goodwin:
They're and they saw him walking around 3 hours before. Yeah. And and And actually even walked in with a range finder.
[01:07:10] Rich Chelson:
And and there was people that had that seen this person claim this wall. I'm talking spectators and they went and told cops, cops didn't do anything. Secret service didn't do anything.
[01:07:23] Bryan Goodwin:
Well, if you know one of the reasons why, right? No. They're actually one of the gates, the gates that was this close to to that, to that building as they, that the, they could actually go through was chains shut. They didn't even have a contingency plan in place. I'd heard that. I'd heard that. And you see this actually had them run through it with the dam well, try to run through it with a with a, with a car with a patrol car. Yeah. But you see bent out enough to at least they could get a couple of the and I'm sorry, but I've looked to see more of the the police officers that were running to that building. I'm beginning to think that, there needs to be a weight limit put on the darn police force.
[01:08:05] Rich Chelson:
You saying
[01:08:06] Bryan Goodwin:
you're saying Krispy Kreme's making a whole bunch of money right now? Krispy Kreme's making a lot. I mean, I I know I'm a chunky boy, and they make themselves look extra chunky.
[01:08:17] Rich Chelson:
Damn. So Yeah. Yeah. We're Nestle Towhouse extra chunk.
[01:08:22] Bryan Goodwin:
Exactly. It's like, holy smokes, man. Every single one of them has got a Dunlap, and it's sad. They won't go yet. What a Dunlap is. That's when their stomach Dunlap over their belt. So that's that's what that is. So
[01:08:37] Duuude-Ron :
Or dickydoo disease.
[01:08:39] Bryan Goodwin:
Yeah. Dicky.
[01:08:41] Rich Chelson:
Dicky doo.
[01:08:43] Duuude-Ron :
Dicky doo. Their their belly dicks out farther than their dickydoo. Anyway, my my thought on it is is, how does somebody get through so many layers of security with a fucking semiautomatic weapon? We're not talking about a pistol that could be easily concealed. We're talking about a fucking
[01:09:11] Bryan Goodwin:
Well, the the answer to that question is because they had the Pac Man parameter.
[01:09:17] Rich Chelson:
Well, I was gonna say, what security? There was there was no is it 300 yards,
[01:09:23] Bryan Goodwin:
that they're supposed to have secure around the around the, the president? I think so. I'm not like that. There's a good balance space between the president and where, where the safety area starts and it gets tighter the closer to the president gets. But yet, where that Yeah. That that building Yeah. That's that. Is Yeah. That's absolutely true. Go ahead. I'm sorry. Oh, no. No. You're on. Go ahead. Go ahead. What were you saying? The building is what? The building, it was expressly left out. And so that's why I say it's the Pac Man, zone because it's all round up until you get to about that point. And then all of a sudden there's a big old wedge cut out of it.
And that's that's one of the small points that gets you going. Well, maybe this is there's maybe there's some malice in there.
[01:10:11] Duuude-Ron :
Oh, there's no it's all about incompetency and malice.
[01:10:15] Rich Chelson:
Well, I mean I mean I mean I mean, look at this. I mean, I would probably have to agree with you, Brian, on the malice part. I had to let my brain, ruminate for a second. And and and the only reason why is is is because the Democrats are pissed because of of what the, Supreme court came down with, what, last week, week and a half ago about Trump's partial partial immunity. Yeah. You know, and and basically their whole ideal for the last 4 years to to nail Trump to the wall is falling apart again. Mhmm. Just like just like during the election and all like that before, you know, they was calling the Russia hoax and all this other shit.
It's all falling down. And and I'm not saying I'm not saying the Dems did this or but the thing is, it it just if you look at the progression of the way the, Democrats have tried to go after Trump from since before day 1. Oh, yeah. Since before he ever took office and everything that they have thrown at him has just fallen away, fallen away. It, it, it might stick for half a second and then fall away. And then even this, this assassination attempt attempt botched a 130 yard shot. Any hunter who can make a 100, even, even, even a young child. Yeah.
That is a hunter can make a 130 yard shot. Right. And that but that's
[01:11:54] Bryan Goodwin:
and I mean, unlike what you're saying, the the fact that the democrats, they've been setting up their, their loony tune base up for this for the past 8 years, because I mean, they've been calling Trump everything from evil, horrible, no good Nazi Hitler, end of end of society, the end of democracy, as we know it, which orange man, the evil, bad orange man, you know, they've got, they been saying this. I mean, you've even got the people like Max Waters who was talking about, well, I'm gonna take him out. And and then even Biden was saying, well, I'll take him out in the back and I'd I'd beat him up and everything they've said that was, you know, if we were to say something like that to about Biden, it's like, I'm gonna go, well, poke him in the eye. Well, I'm surprised I don't have secret service pulling into my, into this building right now. Ray trap. Anyone say CIA black site?
Yeah. Yeah. I'm sure I'm on a couple, a couple of, watch, watch list now just because I'm jokingly, rhetorically saying that I was gonna poke Biden in the eyeball. But Yeah. Oh, yeah. God forbid, dude. But, you know, you have Cory Booker talking about, you know, committing violence and everybody didn't and hell. And I think it was just a week or week in 2 weeks ago, Nancy Pelosi was saying he has to be stopped at all costs. I mean, they've been talking about how horrible and the fact that our, our, democracy is, is, he's a danger to our democracy, which again, we're not a democracy. We're a Republic.
We're a representative Republic on top of that. Right. We don't have democracy. But, yeah, they like to say that they like to keep their, their, their, uninformed voters, spun up on the fact that there he's a danger to democracy. Well, he's not a danger to Mo democracy, because look at what they've been doing. They've tried every means possible to silence him. They've tried every way to get rid of their political opponent. I mean, hell, they're even you've got the same type of people over in like Germany where they're they're actually trying to find ways to outlaw what they call the quote unquote far right, Which is typically just center, right?
Because gone so far to the left that they had, you know, anything opposite to the, to the right of center is extreme, you know? Oh, yeah. God forbid. Center is actually probably a little extreme too. But see, the thing is,
[01:14:40] Rich Chelson:
come the end of the day, come the end of the day, and it's time to lay your head and go to sleep and you get up the next morning and you see the beautiful sunrise, the same shit is still gonna be here like it has been for the last 30 years.
[01:15:01] Bryan Goodwin:
I I was going, that I'd love that left turn you made. That was not I was like, it is not gonna matter. Nope. Nope. This is gonna still be there. So who cares? Fuck you.
[01:15:16] Rich Chelson:
Just to so you Just to so you know, Brian, that was not planned. That that was all just impromptu. Don't know where it come from. But actually, I kinda liked it, to be honest with you. No. No. I liked it. It was awesome. So so, yeah, when you edit this, would you send me that clip or or make sure I get it? Because I would like to listen to it again. Oh, heck yeah. Yeah. So
[01:15:45] Bryan Goodwin:
because I can 228. So
[01:15:49] Rich Chelson:
Because I cannot remember, exactly what I just said, to be honest with you.
[01:15:56] Bryan Goodwin:
Alright. So let's go ahead and just make it.
[01:16:00] Rich Chelson:
But, yeah, it's just, you know, I find it funny. And and I'm not saying Trump's a god or anything like this or Oh, no. I mean, he is but No. But, I mean no peep perfect, perfect critter at all. No. No. But but the thing is everybody needs to pay attention and realize just what has been thrown at this man in the last 10 years. Okay? Right. In the last 10 freaking years. And where is he at still running for the next president of the United States? Still working. He's still going. Yeah. And still and still, and, and the thing is, he's still happy to have the chance to be able to do this. Absolutely.
I mean, you would think after 10 years, someone would give up, but, apparently, narcissists aren't like that. I'm sorry. Did I say that about the Democrats? No, really. So,
[01:17:05] Bryan Goodwin:
so, all right. So what else we got, got, so we've got, and we know that, if anything, old, old Thomas Crook has, has basically insured Trump will more than likely win. But at the same time, I, you know, there's that still that, that other other aspect of, I think I think there's still one reason why they're keeping Joe in and is because I really think they, they purposely have screwed the economy up this bad now so that when Trump does get into office, they can pull a rug out from underneath him, crash the, the, the economy. And then all of a sudden it's all Trump's fault. All he got into, into office and and it all all fell to shit. And so They ain't that smart.
And I think they're willing to I mean, come on. They're the ones who have come up with ESG and thankfully people are starting to wake up. There's more countries, but at the same time, I mean, they're not giving up on ESG by any stretch of the imagination. The European union is setting something up to where we're going E American companies. If they want to do business in Europe, even if they don't necessarily work with a company in Europe, they're going to have to be ESG compliant. Because say like Ford motor company, if Ford motor company wants to sell cars in Europe, right? They have to be, they would have to be fully invested into ESG. They'd have to do the environmental, the social and, and the governance.
Okay. Okay. But that's not just what, just that their suppliers upstream and downstream also have to be compliant with ESG. Okay. And so the electric company
[01:19:11] Rich Chelson:
that runs the runs the plant. I got you. I got you. I need you. I got you. And who produces the
[01:19:19] Bryan Goodwin:
wire that goes into the, into the, the Ford edge has to be ESG compliant. I understand. Company that runs the, that, that provides the plastic for the coating for the wire that goes to the guy that has to be all he has to, everything down the line. Right? Okay.
[01:19:41] Rich Chelson:
And here's what Trump's gonna do on his 1st day. He's gonna restart the Keystone pipeline. The second thing he's gonna do is he's going to probably impose a 10. Out of the Paris Accords. Well, yeah. Okay. Yeah. Number 2 is a Paris Accords. Number 3, probably impose a, a tariff on Europe for this ESG bullshit, and probably, you know, a 35, 40 percent ESG bullshit, you know? So I mean, I mean, it, it won't take very long. I mean, let your do this, let your try and do their bullshit thing because Trump will pull money from them. Trump will say, okay, you do your ESG. That's fine.
You, you make everybody ESG compliant on your side. The thing is you don't get our 1,000,000,000 of dollars every year for your country. I mean, it's, it's, I mean, I understand what you're saying, but with, with Trump's attitude and what the way Trump is, He's a businessman. You don't play politics with a businessman. They will ruin you.
[01:20:58] Bryan Goodwin:
Yeah.
[01:20:59] Rich Chelson:
He did it the first time he was president. He ruined the politicians. He, he, he freaking ruined the Democrats. This is what pissed him off. This is what, this is what the Democrats have been after him all this time because he pissed him off. He, he not only played their game, he
[01:21:20] Bryan Goodwin:
ran ran and ran circles around them. Oh, fuck. Yeah.
[01:21:23] Rich Chelson:
So so, yeah, he, so simple. It's it's I mean, no. I say, I don't I don't see where Trump I mean, the freaking and what's sad, the freaking Democrats probably aren't still thinking, hoping, and and in the background that, that, oh, no. Maybe maybe Trump won't say this, you know? And it's like, I'm sorry, but the man is too smart for you. He didn't make 1,000,000,000 of dollars and continue to make 1,000,000,000 of dollars a year and not be a smart motherfucker. And that's, that there I'm freaking talking about any smart man who, you know, like Warren Buffett, the smart motherfucker.
Right. He was just even smarter because he stayed out of politics. Yeah. You know? But still, you see, that's the thing. You know? It's it's like, no. You see, this is why this is why the stuff that happens over in Europe. I don't see it. I don't see it coming to bother us. Now, if we wind up getting another Democrat in office, then I see a problem.
[01:22:35] Bryan Goodwin:
Yeah.
[01:22:36] Rich Chelson:
Because they'll just roll over and take it up the ass. Well, I mean, you know, I I I mean, honestly, am I wrong? I mean, I might be wrong. I hope I'm wrong to be honest with you, but yeah, I wouldn't be surprised if, if that's what happened, you know? And yes, if y'all are pissed at my statement at that, [email protected]. Send me an email.
[01:23:06] Duuude-Ron :
I will.
[01:23:10] Rich Chelson:
I'll be looking for it, dude.
[01:23:13] Duuude-Ron :
Yeah. No. I won't send an email.
[01:23:16] Rich Chelson:
Oh, man. Break my heart like that.
[01:23:19] Duuude-Ron :
If I send you an email, you know, I'd send you a text or a message by Facebook before I ever sent you an e or email.
[01:23:29] Rich Chelson:
Well, yeah, that is true. That is true. No. It just I I just I just get sick and tired of people sitting there, you know, and trying to say, oh, oh, and, and yeah, I understand. I mean, these are grand plans, but, you know, if you sit back and look over the last 30, 35, 40 years, what really has yeah. The freaking Democrats have hurt this country and in in different phases. Okay. By raising inflation, raising prices and all this shit like this. Okay. But yet again, when we've always put a Republican in the office, we've been normally able to roll out of it because the democrats obviously are not that bright.
And I'm trying to Is
[01:24:25] Bryan Goodwin:
It's not normally that bright, but, yeah, at the same time, when it comes to, I mean, come on. They did get away with, with 2020.
[01:24:33] Rich Chelson:
Well, yeah. I mean I mean, look I mean, look at their subjects, dude. Fell for it hook, line, and sinker.
[01:24:43] Duuude-Ron :
Well, in 2020, there was so many people that voted that were deceased, illegal immigrants. People voted twice, maybe 3 times. You know, it was all about election fraud, voter fraud, every bit of it. That's the only way that they can freaking win is by g.
[01:25:17] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. Because they have no sound principles to stand on. Yeah. Seriously, when when was the last time the fucking Democrats had anything solid to stand on? I'm I'm I'm honestly asking the question.
[01:25:32] Duuude-Ron :
Okay. Well, yeah. Oh, here here's the other aspect. It had something to stand on. What, you know, what happened to their fucking ethics, their morals, their character?
[01:25:48] Rich Chelson:
Oh, that's been gone. That's been gone out out the window for quite a few years.
[01:25:54] Duuude-Ron :
I know. But it's the the
[01:25:58] Rich Chelson:
I mean, now now now, now, now, now correct me if I'm wrong. Okay? And this is my opinion. The last sign the last good thing that that I have known the Democrats to do is when I'll slick willy balance the budget. That's the last thing that I know that any democrat has done since. Any Democratic president has done since. Again, I might be wrong.
[01:26:29] Duuude-Ron :
You know the last time the books have been balanced for the United State?
[01:26:33] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. In the nineties during Slick Willie's reign, dude.
[01:26:37] Duuude-Ron :
No. We still had 1,000,000,000,000 of dollars in deficit.
[01:26:41] Rich Chelson:
Alright, dude. We've we've always had deficit, but he built the budget and gave us a surplus.
[01:26:49] Duuude-Ron :
Okay. For 1 year.
[01:26:51] Rich Chelson:
That's better than any other president had done.
[01:26:54] Duuude-Ron :
You're right. But the last time we okay. The last time that the United States has been in in the fucking black has been when?
[01:27:07] Rich Chelson:
What? Since, the early sixties when we were still on the gold standard?
[01:27:13] Duuude-Ron :
No. The last time the budget was truly balanced was when who's on the $20 bill? Is that Hamilton?
[01:27:21] Rich Chelson:
No. That's Grant.
[01:27:23] Duuude-Ron :
No. Grant's on the 50. Is he? Is he Jackson? Whoever the secretary of the treasurer was, he's on the $20 bill. And then he became president. He was secretary of the treasury. Andrew Jackson.
[01:27:38] Bryan Goodwin:
Andrew Jackson's on the $20 bill.
[01:27:41] Duuude-Ron :
Okay.
[01:27:42] Bryan Goodwin:
As that, we have gone so far away from a cash, cash society that, yeah, now we're, like, going, I don't I don't know. Ben Franklin, my knee on the dollar.
[01:27:52] Duuude-Ron :
Right. Okay. So Jackson is the last president to actually have the freaking balanced budget. Every president since then has been in a deficit. Right. Right. We have what what's the deficit that we have now? How many trillions of dollars? 34 trillion. $34,000,000,000,000. Ain't nobody gonna get $34,000,000,000,000 back and balance the budget.
[01:28:21] Rich Chelson:
Well no. And, see, that's the thing. We've been we've been operating in the red and always will operate in the red. We will never be out of it. But what I'm saying is is back in the nineties, Clinton somehow balanced the budget and was able to give the American people some money back. Granted, it wasn't much. I would need to look it up to see. But but I remember imbalancing the budget because that was the big biggest fucking thing besides the, blowjob trial, of of his presidency.
[01:28:57] Duuude-Ron :
I don't know what I don't remember that myself, that he actually balanced the budget.
[01:29:04] Bryan Goodwin:
Yeah. He did. He actually bit did balance the budget. That was the one one thing he was really able to, to toot his horn about, so to speak. So Yeah. On a goal to toot his horn the rest of the time. So Yeah. He's I I
[01:29:21] Duuude-Ron :
he I've I have eaten and slept since then, so I don't remember.
[01:29:25] Rich Chelson:
Well, this says, by uncle Google, he he had budget surpluses for fiscal years, 1998 through 2001. The only such years from 1970 to 2023 Clinton's final four budgets were balanced budgets with surpluses beginning with the 1997 budget. So, yeah, he did. I mean, he was able to do that. And I guess I guess he felt the blow job in the oval office was a good reward. You know? I mean, I ain't saying nothing bad about it, but, you know, it's like, I did my job people. That just didn't sound right.
[01:30:17] Bryan Goodwin:
I did what I supposed to.
[01:30:19] Rich Chelson:
Right. Right. He's like,
[01:30:21] Bryan Goodwin:
oh, I did not have sexual relations with that woman. I did not have sexual relations with that woman, miss Lewinsky. Oh, she didn't give me a Lewinsky.
[01:30:32] Rich Chelson:
Oh, lord. So yeah. I mean, like like I was saying, that's the only thing I can think of that has been a a positive factor in Right. American history by the Democrats in a long, long time. So, I mean oh, yeah. Yeah. You know, some liberals hear this. We, I'll probably get some mean e mean emails, and that is our [email protected]. Oh, yeah. On our on our downloads. Uh-huh. We're at the 4:90, and we picked up, Great Britain. Yeah. So woohoo. Hey, mates over in over across the pond.
[01:31:26] Bryan Goodwin:
Yep. Starting to get, some from there. And, I don't, and I noticed the, I guess it's, cause it's, summertime and stuff, But, but, yeah, I noticed our your down our our downloads and my, and downloads for relax melons have both of, have had a slight, slight decrease in, in in the number of that were coming through. So
[01:31:52] Rich Chelson:
Oh, yeah. I've noticed I've noticed that here and there a little bit, but we're almost at 500 total downloads, man. We are? So last time I looked, it was at 490. So
[01:32:03] Bryan Goodwin:
Right.
[01:32:04] Rich Chelson:
I'm like, woo hoo. Oh, someone's sneaking
[01:32:09] Bryan Goodwin:
through. Yeah. Yeah. It's a it's Burrell. I haven't seen Burrell in forever. So yeah.
[01:32:14] Rich Chelson:
No, it's all good.
[01:32:17] Bryan Goodwin:
So, but, yeah. So anyhow, so I guess, yeah, we're at, the fort and got 15 minutes left. So So, yeah, we wanna go ahead and, start landing this plane?
[01:32:28] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. Yeah. We can.
[01:32:30] Bryan Goodwin:
Alright. Anything, dude, that you wanted to want to throw in?
[01:32:36] Duuude-Ron :
Not that I ain't already thrown in for tonight.
[01:32:39] Bryan Goodwin:
No. I understand that. So, alright, let's go ahead and let's bring this all this old girl down and, we'll call her a night for the, for the evening. So guys, thank y'all so much for actually coming in and having a listen, see it here and what we're talking about. And, yeah, a lot of times we may be talking out of our out of the other, out of our butts more times than not, but we're still having a a great time because this show is meant to just show us, show everybody how, what it's like to live a, a life intentionally and just have fellowship with other people who are within your groups. And we, we love being able to get together. Love to be able to sit back, talk, have a, have a good laugh. Talk about what's on our mind, talk about what's happening in the world. And, and, if we get to giggle at a from time to time, that's great. There's other times if we don't, that's that's fine too. It's not a matter of we have to have always be reaching a certain level. Every single time we are, we're just here for, for each other.
And that's one thing that we'd love to be able to say, love to be able to have, have you do too, is to start finding a group of guys that you can start hanging around with and start talking with on a, on about what's happened. What what's on your mind, what's going through your life and letting those other guys come in and share with the, with you, what they're, what they're thinking, what they're doing. And so this show is also a podcast in 2.0 compliant show, which means that you can, we are full value for value. You can, you can do time, talent, and or treasure.
So if you're able, if you're a good, graphics artist or you've got some type of talent that you would like to be able to contribute to the show, we'd love to be able to have you, do so. You can, send us an email over Brian. For me, Brian, you can send it over to, circle cast at, [email protected]. Or you can, you can also if you got time, you wanna be have time that you wanna be able to, to to contribute and donate to us, we can have we have things that you could be able to do and help us out in that way also. Or you can also do treasure. And that is you can if you wanna be able to send messages to us, you can do so by using the a podcasting 2.0 compliant, app like, Podverse or, or podcast guru or fountain. Fountain's actually a great one, And these all help us to be able to, allows you to be able to send us boostergrams. These are just little messages that you can send to us, And we then take those messages and, and read them out. And yeah, it does cost a couple Satoshis, which are a billionth of a, of a Bitcoin, but at the same time, and, we realize we're not gonna get rich off of it, but it's just a means of just saying, Hey, I appreciate what you've done. Here's some money. Here's a little bit of money. It's not much, or it's a whole bunch. And maybe you find a whole lot of value and you're like, hey, here's here's a here's a big old chunk of chain. Chaching. There you go. We would receive that. And anybody who ends up being a part of the, time, talent and treasure, group, it actually comes back. We're not all holding onto it. So if somebody was doing a Starts doing our say our chapter art.
And what we'd end up doing is those chapter arts get sent. You get a, get a cut of the, of whatever Satoshis gets sent our way. So we get those, those actions available. And so we're, we wanna get back to you, whenever you get back to us. And so it's just a it's a circle of where we just each are helping each other, having a good time doing this, growing this group, growing this community, and allowing everybody to just have a damn good time while we're doing it. And so please, if you feel like you got something that you would like to contribute, then please go ahead and just attribute. And we would, be grateful for anything that you're able to send over our way. Rich, what do you have to say?
[01:36:51] Rich Chelson:
Oh, pardon me. You probably didn't hear that. But, anyway okay. But you did work? Yes. I did. Oh, okay. Damn it. That'd been great. Well, well, the thing is you was talking and almost was done, so it probably will come through. So so I imagine it'll it'll be left in.
[01:37:14] Bryan Goodwin:
That'd be awesome. And so, yeah, we're, we're all at the end and now it on to you, on to rich.
[01:37:21] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. And that's, that's about how it worked too. So yeah. Listen for it and, and, and let me know. Anyway. Yeah, guys, gals, I mean, you know, thank you for listening. And, you know, if you wanna help, like Brian said, reach out and help us. Yeah. [email protected] or [email protected]. But, you know, honestly, share this out if you would. You know, if if you found this funny, insightful, full of shit, or, it pissed you off, share it with your friends. You know? The more people that I hear about it, the more feedback we get and the more stuff we can give you to make you happy, smile, laugh, or cry, you know, one one way or another, we're gonna get to you.
So, yeah. But yeah. Other than that, yeah. Keep listening. Tell your friends. Like, follow, subscribe. Do whatever you gotta do. Get on over to 2 grumpy vets and a dude on Facebook and check us out, man.
[01:38:29] Bryan Goodwin:
Absolutely. Dude, what do you got for the for the closing shots?
[01:38:35] Duuude-Ron :
I just have one major thing. The golden rule. Everybody knows about the golden rule. Right? Yep. Those that hold the most gold make the rules. That is true. Or wrong. That is true. That is true. The 1% is the golden rule. Those who have the gold, make the rules. However, as I always say, if you know of a vet that is going through a hard time, reach out to them, talk to them. A lot of the vets that are really close to the edge, most of them just want somebody to listen to them, to hear them, and to just need ear to hear them and a shoulder to cry on, and that helps a lot of people just to get what is building up inside of them, just getting it out to somebody, and it leaves a lot of of stress. Just letting go of what they wanna say.
And if you are able to be their ear and or shoulder, just know that if you know somebody out there, please give them a hand. Absolutely. Because, again, because again, 22 a day, that's 22 veterans that commit suicide on a daily basis is 22 too many, and we need to get that number down to 0.
[01:40:24] Rich Chelson:
Yes. We do. Absolutely.
[01:40:27] Duuude-Ron :
So and Rich was on a call with a veteran before this podcast and, you know, because that's what we do. Mhmm. You know, somebody called me, and they're just had going through a rough day. They just want somebody to listen to them. Right. And I may not listen or hear them, but listen to them. And then maybe be able to offer a little bit of advice or words of encouragement.
[01:41:03] Rich Chelson:
You know? Even the state of Wisconsin make a difference.
[01:41:07] Duuude-Ron :
You know? And I don't know how that veteran what you guys' conversation was tonight. But I'm sure once he voiced his concerns and his weight and so on like that and what you offered in return, listening, so on like that, Rich, do you feel at the end of the conversation that this guy, that this veteran was a little bit more receptive to life.
[01:41:44] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. He was more at ease. A little more at ease.
[01:41:47] Duuude-Ron :
Yeah. So and it was just about somebody listening to what is upsetting a veteran. So if you know somebody out there, please, you know, help them to get their concerns voiced and get them going in the right and and guide them in the right direction. That's
[01:42:17] Rich Chelson:
that's some good advice. Very good advice.
[01:42:20] Bryan Goodwin:
Absolutely.
[01:42:21] Duuude-Ron :
So those are my words of wisdom for today.
[01:42:25] Rich Chelson:
Those are very good words of wisdom.
[01:42:28] Duuude-Ron :
Well, thank you very much.
[01:42:30] Bryan Goodwin:
So alright. Well, guys, thanks again for y'all for listening. And, gentlemen, thank you all for being on the, on the show yet again. We'll see y'all next week because hopefully we have some, some at least find something goofy to talk about because we've been kinda been a lot of we've been very political the past 2, 3 I noticed that. I noticed that. We need we need something to kind of also some of what's causing our our our our down you. It's like, man, I don't come here for politics. I come to hear a bunch of bunch of grown men be idiots. So let me see if we can find more idiot stuff to talk about. Okay. Alright.
[01:43:13] Rich Chelson:
Yeah. That would be better because, yeah, I get too grumpy.
[01:43:16] Bryan Goodwin:
Yep.
[01:43:17] Rich Chelson:
So
[01:43:18] Bryan Goodwin:
Alright. Alright, guys. Y'all be safe. And we'll, we'll see y'all next week. All right. Yep. See you next week. Later get it. Peace.
[01:43:27] Duuude-Ron :
Peace out.
[01:43:32] Rich Chelson:
Bye.
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