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doesn't Gregorio. To be honest, is what the undercurrent of sexual tension between himself and herself Donald screams of traffic, also known as the news from America or the bugle please like your decision now you have chosen the bugle hello, Google search instant, was much closer than I would have hoped. Welcome to issue for thousand one hundred and sixty nine of the EU who I am and results man now forty six year more than one asks budget, which, coincidentally, is the idea which Bobby Holly. How do you live would have he's an album of our God. Hothouse televisions of the songs of the british pound banned the slit in nice. Eighty two that would have been a decade ahead of its time, shows what we when the music died also By coincidence, forty six is the equivalent age in Delaney. Americana may fly years at which the EP, Delaney America, Canada may fly starts to wonder what is doing with its life.

for the male Delaney. That's about eighteen minutes into its half. Our life span for the female. It's about the three minute mark of her five minutes of existence, probably just in time for the lady delight NEWS, the start, meditating on the patriarchal unfairness of Delaney lifespans, I imagine, and for the day who delight used to think about running off with a two minute old, female dulcinea and by the flashing? You can't I am not suggesting that those I've started wondering what to do with my life at the age of forty six, far from it up in wandering that for at least the thought past forty five years, join me on this week's bugle from the other side of the world, its alleys Fraser allies. Hello Andy Hope buglers go is how are you on well functioning as a it's? It's full of despair, but nice weather. This bears those magpies at the moment, a swift by Magpie earlier today, road with us,

despair and noise. Whether these are slightly more irritating. She can't even use the weather is a metaphor, feel a general sense of being Yes, yes, might poetry hold he guessed. That fallacy is a bunk pathetic, follows you serve some family shut may your family? I am also joining us later on. We have, two interviews with firm while from across the pond in America, wee fella one with a bit of applause me. If you go past and the one with that with nights are green, we are recording on the 12th of October, two thousand and twenty on this day in one thousand four hundred and ninety two Christopher Columbus's, first expedition made landfall in the Caribbean in

the Bahamas. They exchanged gifts with the local time, o people, Not sure history didn't tell us what to Columbus received, but it is known that he's hamper of goodies the low consisted of a bumper sticker, a branded cecy, explorer travel back, a leg of, good quality ham smallpox and a commemorative pewter tank out inscribed with traditional european greeting regulations. You ve been colonized honest two hundred years later in sixteen ninety these asylum, which trials ended, I am of course- and I was considerable legal and linguistic semantic dispute over whether or not there was any difference between the word which and the word woman buns. recent computer simulation has revealed that, if tried under the laws of sixteen ninety two. Ninety seven percent of all people alive today would be legally witches. and who wins out of that. Of course, the lawyers always lie still writing in some three hundred and twenty eight years later and

accounts only three and twenty eight, the number of spiders used to, but you're supposed to throw into your cauldron some, which is recipes, read into that what you will As always. A section of a vehicle is going straight in abandoned this week. Board games especial boardgame, section game, section, spending a lot more time at home playing ball games, either literally or metaphorically, with our inner selves we are the latest board games to come out, including forget me what which is a brilliant new game for the disposal. Instant media generation draw three com. To describe a new sensation. Sweeping the internet from us acts of person, stroke, animal called activity cards and adverb cards to. like a sensation such as a donkey canoeing fearfully or MIKE Pence shaving, his head erotic,

set the include egg time going and if any of your opponents could remember any aspect of your sensation, you lose points Insufficient viral if immorality, Also, we review another exciting new game, top turd deeply circle game of politics in which you have to move Yom politician around the board, collecting scandals, failures, indignities another assorted, corruptions and career and attitudes land on. I make a speech all right. Nautical square for the chance to an extra gratuitous, defending a naked hypocrisy points completely. Proponents for most ethically squalid business practices or political policies and single rep station is so destroyed, but nothing can damage you further. The twin the first century politicians shield of invincibility, the first post, to achieve total, unlike stability, winds and becomes King Tut, who was floated to the top of its beauty, and politics are also we review reboots of Classic Board Games for our new covered age, including

no risk an update of the world domination classically the greatest ever the covert age. You begin on one of the continent's and stay there having nothing to do with anywhere else in the world. In the play arose the dice, which a blank on all sides and then does nothing The game ends when all players agree that everything is futile. Also, squabble, which is a cross between scrabble and squabble, in which plans have to dispute all words play by their opponents because high its twenty twenty were humans, and how do we know we're alive if we're not in a future argument with someone and not breaking, and in packs VON, for none of the family game is that much loved electorate, Loop based game of study, hands operation moves into the Twenty twenty, essentially the same, set up the operation table with patient a pair of tweezers for removing organs all what up to a buzzer alight. but each player is allowed MO closer than to meet us from the board? Unknown operations are allowed to take place, that boardgame review section

You're bored games find our solar. I'm not, I feel like. I should be a board games fan. I played a fair bit of board games with with my first year university friends and then to the point where they bought me: a trivial pursuit board for my eighteenth birthday and they to me, and I thought I hate boys logics was my written to store this week conveyed around the world and will it lost some good news Alice? We will focus on the negatives with covered pain, suffering tragedy, either Our of everything that makes life worth living the crushing of hopes and dreams of generations. Amidst the political failings of the inept and unqualified the agonizing realisation that democratic politics is dealing with all of its challenges. Incredibly badly.

the heart, rending lack of spectators at sport and face mosques, and we bleat on about if things local governments awarding billions of pounds worth of contracts to companies with no discernible expertise, but friends in high places. we'd Plato about that is if companies with relevant expertise could have done any better which they could have done, but that's not the point. But what about if that is what about positive. Obviously, I've been people The we mention deposited Opium bang on about the displays. Humanity and generosity nice, how bread? The intermittent outbreaks of tokenistic, performative corporate shame brought about real, tangible, measurable politics. Will this week at last, there is one, because billion is doing measurably well out of this, double pandemic that surely that is something for us all to cling to yet

yes Andy. The headline that I read is the wealth of the world's billionaires is up twenty seven percent during covered nineteen records brackets tackles an evil wizard with a hard on from recreating the feudal systems of a fast by regenerating a peasant, verses, aristocracy format, I'm definite I'm not saying that the billion as wanted or caused a massive increase in human suffering, that directly calls not taking their personal wealth. I am saying that when you see your industry on a seesaw with human happiness, he might want to start trickling sounder that wealth downward by four exam we'll pinning employee wages to profit. You ravenous, Select mouth Dick whips, just just always be careful what you wanna Cecil, what might come trickling down from the other end of the breakdown If I had a look at this, the breakdown of billionaire winners from the corona virus is fascinating to me. So take billionaires Health is up forty one percent. That makes sense to me. The gentle touch

My grandmother spend two spontaneous ego. Boosting kiss slightly do close develops from a hot colleague. Even the ability to punch Nazi have all been sublimated, unsatisfying, technical, logical, technological proxies, the law even little doubt become incredibly close together. Kevin, getting cancelled, even the self protective ironic sexiness of a let's not define this relationship Netflix and Chill has turned into a solo, Netflix and Youtube at the same time. So that makes sense health care billion, also make sense that their profits have gone up with mortality, the forefront of people's wallets and some of the nice, a billionaire dropping funding into other billionaires like a money based version of second blow, even

people who are offering things that people would especially want during a pandemic make sense to me. China's new richest person is above water guy at James. Dyson is doing incredibly well he's a top of the Uk Rich list cuz. He doesn't want to talk not to vacuum cleaner when you have to spend twenty three hours a day confronted by your own skin flakes We need a thing: people who think from me is that the rise in billionaire money reflect slavery, cereal, incidentally things got up is like stock markets and industrial since late March, and that is, happened, even though most countries in severe recession, the reason apparently, is that industrial being priced there. The markets uprising in what is called a significant economic recovery after the lockdown ends

she's away a really nice way of saying that people are paying the people they think we'll be rich later by wrecked, making them rich now, which is a significant portion of the reason that they will be rich later, because nothing makes money like free money, Oh so reassuring that our economic system constantly learn the lessons from its historic mistakes. Now there Look at it is admonitions produces a genuine good news story. You said that the reports from the Swiss Bank- you bs, showed that the world, Ten digit network individuals have seen Siena wealth climb by over a quarter journey pandemic to just over ten trillion dollars. That's ten trillion or in light persons terms how much and that's not just in the pandemic now, from April two July alone, somebody April is what its basic that's not just long enough April to see how the pandemic was unfolding and say to each other high. Don't think gazillions. Is it just me

or as anyone else of a happy hour, club, global crisis and an agenda suppose it because, let's not forget billion, as one of us will smallest minorities numerically there Few billionaires than speakers be cleaner language in Brazil and Peru, which is comparatively health. Almost four thousand people, almost double the amount of people who speak fluent billionaire extreme. but he is set to rise for the first time in two decades this year, but it doesn't matter so much out of sight out of mind and The outlets focus on the success of these, these hard working billion has the? U S report said that some billionaires have donated some of their further increased wealth to help the fight against covered. The report says that they got it Four two hundred nine billion is of publishing committed

total equivalent to seven point two billion dollars from March two June. So that's around. Ten percent of all billionaires have committed to give. A bit of a shit, and I have pledged almost a hundred of a percent collective billionaire wealth, but to the global COS, you simply cannot for more than I can you You cannot do any more than that. You can't afford. Ask them both and catch up with the present versus covert updates now and dumb, while Donald Trump as proof conclusively this week, the two hundred and ten thousand people and counting who died from a with covered in the USA, will all wrong. They will to do so covert is actually a pace of pass on a cake walk in the park, those of the president's onwards written with his own face. Emily too. It's a miraculous recovery. Alice.

from you would have thought that. It's a miraculous recovery really, and it shows very much that the God is clearly on the side of the year that the present- just who described his bout of covert as a blessed from God as well. The prices election campaign opportunity the kind of thing only really awesome. People get a no big deal unless your wimp wimp about die, but the key. but he didn't say or those out lab, is very much all of those we may find, but he did say out loud. It was a blessing from from God I mean you all renown. to be in direct contact with various diabetes, current present and future is any is in need of truth to this. I made by the president, the thing about chumps illness. is that nobody believes any of it

everything that has come out from all sides of the equation? Whither it sees doctors or him just no one believes it and they don't believe for different reasons. If they're on his side, they think that it's a secret plot, he's doing, and even if they're, on the other side, they think it's a secret plot and just nobody what the point of any one saying anything if no one can believe anything. Anyone says well, thus Tuscany, very philosophical. Now, in its it's on it, trumpet jobs to channel is in a cartoon autocrat and indeed his outer cartoon autocrat- amazingly how often those amazing how, from there did I go together. He flew back to the White House in a chopper the only off the chilly wanna put him off returning naked in the burning golden cherry, even heroically, strode up a staircase leaving himself majestically, only very slowly, obviously desperately gasping for breath. You then removed his mask because well, why not show your people, your unafraid of other people, getting ill? That's the kind of strong we need in this world and then said

of the military helicopter like any decent draft dodgy wood and then made sure take off by saying arise? My pretty pretty it might turn into some kind of personal triumph. Why he's projected it do to him. I can, but you get the impression if he was a footballer, he would be the kind but one who had celebrate wildly and point at the name on the back of his shirt after a ball, ricocheted into than I always ask for ninety four minute: consolation Golan annoying one d fate It's called for on gulls and repeatedly whacked his on gulp keeper and a crutch with a baseball bat an ETA America not to live in fear of the virus which Why that's that's fair enough is also good, for example, not to live in fear of lions, but that doesn't mean that you have to demonstrate how little you fair lines by putting on a pantomime, zebra outfit smearing yourself and will to be slaves, catch up and prancing around the safari balk shouting. Look at me, not being afraid before

fearlessly, unlocking the gates of the line enclosure. One thinks that, the astonishing to me that he told America that he had lied to them about the virus for their own good, now, he's telling them that he got the virus because he was being brave for them and despite having already told them that he lied. What I think that people who say they like Trump, because he says what he means then spend all their time explaining what he actually meant by what he said. explaining that he didn't mean what he said, but he didn't say it on purpose and what he said. He meant wasn't what he meant to say: men, because obviously meant that he is so obvious that he meant it so obvious. What he meant that he didn't need to actually say very good summary of the last four years. To be honest, I am a speaks

he's been adopting any window conspiracy jargon: half sentences. He uses language like an abstract impressionist to sort of hood people towards meanings that a more emotional states than they are. I d is everything he says is a real shock test. If the influx are always in the shape of pain, is holding a gun and a massively overdrawn credit card in the name of a shell company. So beautiful He said I was given a number of experimental treatments to expedite his recovery and getting back to work as quickly as possible. Including steroids. Plasma and the looming prospects of electoral defeat judgment. probably could have had to be honest. It makes downplay the seriousness of the virus and basically said that if only the two thousand plus loses its loss due it had taken some precaution having access to a helicopter, their own private hospital, a million dollars, whether medical treatment- they would I agree with him instead of being dead

has given Dixon method which has a number of side effects, including pronounced mood, swings and irrational dis behaviour and, by coincidence, decks episode is what powdered baby milk was made in the USA. Nineteen forty six is that a fact it might as well be his sermon, his personal physician official calmly, I think, came up with with the greatest piece of of of doctoring in history of medicine. News asked why Trump had been given. That's why he had not informed the media that Trump had been given supplemental oxygen. He said I D, not want to give any information that might stay the course of the illness and a direction which I think has given us an insight in diseases work and how psychological

Viruses are you they, they date their confidence based creatures very much like human beings and covered whatever you say It's a virus that listen eight listens and listens data and it listen to what doctors sigh and you know if you dont build it up, the virus is gonna, lose lose its edge. Yes, it's coming is very smart, consult, simple puzzles. It's almost is intelligent as intelligent as it that's covets, and this point is made to the launch of my new product, which is is fact based, medicine, which is where you just say, facts or lies and disease until it goes away, I'm calling it a fact seen. Dont know if that was worth the builder think Alice, the bugle got a gun, a lot further with the builder we also saw last week, the vice presidential debate was rather more civilised and the first president,

debate. An accolade right up there, alongside within a more child friendly toy than a hand, grenades I ve, been a lot of talk about the fly. The landed on a map like pence under ended up, saying. No, I mean that. the fact that the candidate pence in coming to Harris were separate not by seven feet as initially planned, but by an infinite chasm of american division and despair saving it did it just amazing towards them. Both try to be incredibly give a bull, become a marker Politics is just doing the irony that people are gonna send to each other explosive bugle interview now, and we now cross to California to join NATO, greenness very exciting new development for the bugle. We are entering the night sitting in a car

in the middle of some news, NATO Justa explain where you are what you ve been doing, Andy Hella Buglers, Hallo Alice. I am sitting in a car, so some buglers book protein notice. So, as you know, I am a comedian, but I also have a hobby as a union organizer and- and so I just as it is as as I sit here, I just organised a incredibly successful strike. It was a five day strike of over three thousand public health workers in in and around open, California, and the strike ended at seven a M pacific time. This morning I was out in front of the buildings and then walked the workers it into their building

at seven a m to end there, and there are successful five days right. So I'm checking in with you and then we go back to the bargaining table in a couple of hours so destroy. It was essentially nurses at three hospitals in Oakland, not just nurses, it was. It was all the job classification, so nurses, house, hospital housekeepers, has more food service workers, social workers, physical therapists, Lobata miss. You know, ultrasound tax, everybody we also, and we covered for hospitals and three sound like Linux. So in and you know,

once we have just like hundreds of people filling the streets and blockade in the streets, and what was unusual about it is isn't it wasn't just a strike over the over money, but it was really strike over over sort of austerity, like chronic underfunding of the public health system and about twenty years ago, the county that Oakland is in our me to county kind of quasi privatized public health system and the strike was took partly to undo that and get the technical, the county to take responsibility for public health again and on the second day, the strike they agree they spread. Do that I don't have you been on strikes before the weird thing about going on strike. Andy. Is that, like you, you have these huge ideas about

we're about reducing economic inequality and we're gonna change world, and you know the rising of the working class and that as soon as the strike starts its like, where are the granola bars for the picket line? Every strike develops its own sort of unique picket line, alter and so like. There was some cases where individual departments will go would sort. It takes a grab, a bull horn and they go March around and just shout chow about how much their own managers are there we saw alienating, like you, know, What do we want contract? When do we want it now and then there's another group people down the block who are like Jeff that's right- also

three thousand workers, it you'll hugely divorce workforce, probably eighty percent people of color and a lot of very international workforce, and so it because it's Oakland, a big part of the strike culture, was synchronize dance numbers. Different society would like create these, like elaborate synchronize, dance summer, dot numbers on the picket line and then post videos, and then there were battles. Do you know, do you know I'm I'm? I know I went to regret asking this killing. You know it goes riding the whip is, no, not not not not personally Hocker, so gross writing a wearisome is as we say, a real Oakland shit, so it is

It comes out of a sideshow culture. Psycho culture like Oakland, Cargo of Oakland, underground called car culture and goes right in the whip, refers to putting your car in neutral, unlocking the parking break and then getting out the car and dancing around the car while it roles for that that's what Henry Ford out in an online when he invented the model. Take so so we, people goes writing the whip on the picket lines. So in true Oakland fashion, we had a group of ethiopian nurse. AIDS doing synchronize dancing to Amharic music? We had a bunch of nigerian nurses. The nigerian music. So we had a zoom book class on the picket line. We had a giant inflatable, twenty four rat for no reason

so that was a very exciting, but an ad. In late at night and day, four of the strike we found out that someone who had been on the picket line and tested positive, recovered nineteen, and so we scrambled and eat. I didn't want to have our strike, beauty, super spreader event, and so, with about half an hour notice, we assemble. Twenty workers were on strike, are elected, rank and file leadership, and then, in a span of about three hours, evaluated the information maids and decisions planned and then executed. A response to content trace, isolate and today contained the exposure and shut down in person picketing, and so what I am trying to say is that twenty striking healthcare workers had a more competent response to the majority of the. U S and british governments could not sets out. That's

that's how it's been. What suits amongst some of them are related to covert safety. You can make your understanding inadequate training, and shortages of personal protective equipment. America, isn't it would Having adequate staffing basin, training and decent equipment show the virus that we're afraid of it and unease may better to go with the american government, show that kind of weakness to the virus. We change our way of life, yet so the just to give you a sense of it. You know staff Dave, they have it because they don't have enough p. P staff have been given medical gowns aware into patients room

that say not for medical use, so that's funny utter californian law. In the public sector, an employer is allowed to seek a court order to have exemptions from the strike for workers who are irreplaceable, and the group of workers that we replace of all that, and so they try to get injunction, satins right, there's a whole legal ordeal and the group of workers that they wanted to be compelled to cross the picket line and work during the strike where workers in the psychiatric hospital were mostly nigerian immigrants and they wanted to compel those

because to have to report the work and the workers and like you, I'm striking, and- and so I was really struggling to remember like any, do you know? Is there a word for what? What do you call it when you try to compel Africans to work against their will? Oh, oh, I should know No doubt I would have no reason to think about some so moving with s those deepen our national consciousness, yeah now something like that, so that a good luck for the entire system. So, as with everything else, the United States and something must have usually the explanation- is we ve talked party be and the song lap one of the members, actually rewrote lap as a picket line, chant. So that was a. Shall I read you the lyrics. Really, please please! Ok! Here we go, I said certified Frank strike in seven days a week

workers and patients make that lay off gave weak, Willed yeah you with some workers, impatience, bring our contract and respect for these workers and patients who contributed taking charge extra, proud and extra harsh penalties. right in your face. Cut him out, like a credit card, was out here on the front line. Basel work from home safe inside of it break cover your eyes. Always I always knew that. Some add a kind of a hard left wing undertone I'm not taking you to show it to us all your work in my favor bid is the is the parking attendants taking temperatures that you said it was a bad idea that they taken from their elbows. I'm surprised you didn't take him from they cause In our work now we're onto victory to celebrate Zella contract, Google can congratulations and sir

fascinating and up uplifting stories. Have thanks for telling us all up, and hopefully will talk to you on a full beagle at some point to some points you do enjoy the next three weeks night on Europe, That's gonna show America is absolute best and though the build up to her to the election- and I have to say one of them Ass things about the strikers that I've had a single minded focus on public off the strike and, apparently Donald. Europe has done something you know an election other way. I have no idea what's happening for the last week or two to so. That's like it's been a real vacation will now it's time for another trip across the EU. I'm sick, to talk? What To sum up, we not the consumer on the bugle, sir. For some time, and it is a huge exciting debt to welcome in back,

to the show. Please give it here be. The welcome were wherever you are. Returning here or there is the American American hello. How have you been for the last decade or so can't be possible decades and says in Gaza I mean, if so David. It's been a hell of a decade How, then, can we do things over you? You know you guys never talk to me winner, it was taken over. You turn Obama and now once again things a great and then form ranks right. I guess yeah guess what we got to cover all cover our backs a minute by one of you personally, they ve been up to the last of the island, close how many years since she went off with but don't pretty good! You know a couple divorces are when you fewer than your average decade. Isn't it

Well, you know look the day would happen and right now- and I want to get the relationship boys, but women will be you now over suddenly got all these ideas about you, not. You have not been called days not being called that. It also makes your relationships pretty dark right here. We should stop really what I've been working on some ideas for shocked. I think that our online, my next Blake, I felt that mass. That's where you picture business idea, dragons den in brief yeah yeah yeah. Don't worry, I can't breathe, because here we have real legal basis. Is such we call it shocked him. ok, I know in England you guys you stop dragging yeah yeah. It's me. It's been insisting for years for how would you some of the last fully the trump error as as is an as as the American that you all I mean I don't I'm happy to summon up. Obviously, I think anyone could see it's has been the greatest for use

procedures. Will you issue so that anyone could see, but it seems that the Arab talk, America thing the exact opposite of that sum in what, now, that's fake news, not us, see. That's what they do. Is they decide what they do, what they did so they take. In the store? That, MRS, was I'm glad you asked about this business. What keeps happening Does any number of topics that people tell you are true and orange ruin everything up questions right now. You know don't say things like these ran toward globe is go well. Is it? What is it, I'm all about asking questions that open up people's minds, that radio right there in front of him that maybe they're not and I can tell you that the last four years this country- stronger it. You draw up it's better than it has ever been yeah guy, just gonna I just gotta

allergies. Alot of management learn my friends it out. It's been apologies and I got the right outcome real bad headache. I got like a hundred three fever than unless we do so and I can't taste I lost my just analogue disobey appalling Russia. everybody it might reach. As we had a big party last week, I had the people from the party got allergies afterwards, right. So I've heard that causes the pollen counties an unusually high? If you add it all up yet it was weird if we were all we were all inside and other windows closed, have no part in private. Yet, with a lot of people got outages from The problems are not more advanced and the use of these names are defined and adapt yeah, so evolution evolution in action and yet what we believe in that, but yeah Now, I'm in one one interesting aspects of of from this principle? Has to those two thing: you we look at the statistics of it. One thing is gone: a month has gone down under terms presidency family,

three days- and I could tell you in a patriotism- is up either driver Ben What's Goin down is cowardly. This right one minute you mean that Burma be two of looking at these. What come now shock attacks, shock attacks. We statistically therein fewer shark unintermittent per year than Obama It also makes a lot of sense. How would you, how would you explain The oil shocks now is America, so much greater is made from the drum that shit auction us more scared of Americans than they used to be is eligible. a hundred percent, because they know we're not gonna just stand there and take in growing that's the whole energy. We ve been put now right whether you live on land where you live in the ocean. America is not to be messed with. So, if you can but if you get a tag, someone in the water at the beach I don't know a German, maybe right! Ok, the thing that one thing has gone up is this: the sales of of jet skis

not now, as we do is we talked about before with you. The jet skis the most american objects in the what a motorcycle on water and maintains everything that's great about the world combined into you'll, want their rights or make sense its economic words. The jets key is what call the freedom indicated. RO. The more afraid of you have done People are gonna, have access to justice, so obviously, as drop is increased freedoms, are you can have more people being experienced a great joy and freedom on the water when the wind in their face, but also allow, at times water on it, another on the device, but because I love hot laundering. Originally, The central part of the USA, the dozen doesn't really have see so much Well, you got lakes dig out lakes, you know, look I'm, my jealous on the jealous over. They gonna write, digits the jet skis, but ride them. sorry. I d

can. I was very pleased to meet. You You may have met my ultimate universe, self at quite openly, and now I The question because you say that turgid, skeezer, the ultimate expression of freedom, right yeah, but recently in our I tweeted that the bullet sales had gone up about a hundred. Thirty four percent May said: that's a lot of freedom seeds. Are you telling me that jets, is grow out of bullets. Well, let these two different types of freedom there's a freedom of its saint. Just you know actual. No one Naomi freedom and then Mr Freedom, the indices, big thing in this country's. You see the left escape scared of their own shadow, but what they don't realize. You don't have to be scared as long as you build a wall around the entire country and have a lot of bullets in your house and guns. So that's why you know we're not you don't we just which is ready, and I when you see bullet sales

yeah right. It is tough to get bullets right now I could say: that's why you got to stop by and I Some people at a long time. Gold and bullets are the only two things not because if people have you got all they got, you gotta stockpile food at a do. I at this type of food is of your food and I have bullet. They don't. I have ever met stockpile the food I'll. Take the bullets I know what I'm hungry outcome by your house. It will have a conversation. How much you fool academic another this year, whose dominate around the world by the corona virus or as another you quoted the the alleged corona virus minutiae our wish to China Hawks Reich examiner personally taken the fight to to the to the China hoax. Yeah. What I've been doing, I think, which is important. whenever I gotta Applebee's offered to launch a dinner, when are we just maybe three

five times a week. I won't work a mask. I will now remains a walk in. There were mask and here's the reason. No there's it twenty two year old kid there, whose the austere he's a hostess made a deal review guy and he gets upset. This is to deal with me. A grown man was angry with alarm. Times of rifle on his shoulder. But I like to take the fight each other. I like to take the fight to the little guy. I like the burmese people with with oh paying jobs at these small places. They have to deal with my anger. It also that one of the wasted, the EU you scare people, I that yeah the local level at a local level and that will drive virus out of America, yeah and also will drive the few people who work it out.

Is it not? Rather than increase the fake alone seem that might wonder if you give people a little dose of fear, it gives no bigger fear is like a vaccination of fear, vaccine, etc. You can't believe in that sort of methodology, look, I'm not a big back seeing eye. But if trumps is this is gonna work. I believe in what like polio. No thanks, That's right yeah, So that's it! That's that's! A projection of american strength is in America can say what We can afford to lose more people than any other country because without I'm not saying I'm just saying that that is something that we know. What went wrong just any anyone's listing things up. number one If we start now than they will never end really know it being are all day. I don't know, I'm not sure how much and this shows any walk right on that.

another thing we should we should probably but bring this does this conversation took to close it fascinating insight into a sort of America that may be on this kind of lefty. shall we don't? We don't see, we don't say enough of American, so yeah, I think that is important and we woke you, but it all relative about what you walked. Would you walk right? You don't really will work. what would you up. it'll tell for me. What woke me up right now is realising that everything I'm hearing commoner. The news media is fake to date, the more I realise its fate, the angrier. I get the angrier I get more. I want to take my guns and my bullet through the streets Ryan. so. I'm waking up about the fact that, even though my doctors is stairs good for me right now. Is it my way back then? I still might have to you know I still might have there they get out there. You don't mean

but then the other border music. Well, the easier it is do like an online civil war, Iraq some time yet butter to waken up a lot of things rather well thank you very much for joining us to do enjoy the elect the election, and in a few weeks my weaken taught you again after Nancy. I you looking for just a moment The answer was break it. They re now jumps gonna win. A lot of us have been saying to even needed much. You will understand that, but one artists have one leader in charge forever and then their kids, can take over in writing That's the seem citing ruin the american way to do it? Yet biomass has just baked into your dna from the early days of the year. Seven, you guys would understand. that means the end of this week service. We deal with our two world exclusive interviews, some and contributions The one who I was Fraser Alice said anything to plug. Yes,

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