And welcome back to the program. Let's go to Clint traveling up there near Saluda. What's going on, Clint? Hey, Charlie. How's it going, man?
Hey. It's going great. What's up? I wanted to, get your thoughts on something. I was just thinking when you were talking about the mainstream media earlier Yeah.
And, I started to kinda fantasize a little bit about what if Elon Musk managed somehow to buy the New York Times. Oh, man. The implications be. I'll I'll take their response offline, but I go ahead. I appreciate it, buddy.
I the the liberal heads would explode. Now if he wanted to do something, really, really cool, he should buy MSNBC. That would be oh my gosh. These and turn it into a conservative a real true conservative network. That way, we wouldn't have to want to, you know, those guys.
That would be amazing. But liberals were oh oh, man. Then you know what then they would do? You know what would happen if if if you were to buy the New York Times? Liberals would all of a sudden be screaming about, quote, unquote, foreign ownership of American media.
I remember they were all for George Soros buying 40% of this radio company. Oh, yes. Let's let him do it. Let oh, yeah. In fact, they they fast tracked that bad boy.
But if Elon Musk was to buy The New York Times or MSNBC, all of a sudden, all these Democrats would be going, oh, no. No. No. He's not. He is not a natural born citizen.
He can't own American media. They would change their tune pretty doggone quickly. Let's go to Chuck in Mills River and talk to him about the most predictable thing in the world. Chuck, how are you, man? I am so vindicated, man, and I really wanna thank you.
I no. I really wanna thank you for letting, the he whose name I won't mention today Yeah. Call in later. I I knew I knew it wasn't the guy. I know I know the guy that that called me that name.
Yeah. But I did want to point out that if you had to let him call and and have him speak, and he was very see, the Liberals listen up. Liberals listen up. If you call the show and you act responsibly and talk respectfully and are polite, you get your say, man. Yeah.
It's a good conversation. Say. Absolutely. Exactly. Exactly.
And and it did. It vindicated my whole point that they're so predictable because what I said, like, the phone call right before he called in was, don't make up some excuse though, about Medvedev, what he said. And, you know, dude said, well, he'd burn the world if he could. And I was like, well, he have four years and a day to do it, and he didn't. So it's the same with Trump.
They said, oh, he's a dictator. Oh, he's oh, he's he's he's a fascist. He's like, he's gonna put everybody in jail and put us in camps. It's like, well, you know, he had four years to do that before Right. And he didn't.
What makes you think he's gonna do it now? But they are really predictable. And I've got to say, I am tickled beyond delight about the impeachment vote today. What was it? A 128 Democrats, like, with Republicans not to impeach?
It was like it was like 344 to 78. Okay. I I it was like it was like the two it was it was like the b twos coming in. I didn't see that coming. Right.
Right. You didn't see all those because they know. They know. The American people are are just crazy about this guy right now. And we are sick and tired of being force fed the diatribe that we've we've been forced over these years.
And maybe the I don't know if right now they're scared or if they're learning their lesson. There's a big difference. There is a big difference. A lot to do with learning a lesson sometimes. But but I believe that right now, they're like, oh my god.
What are we gonna do? And there are so many people. I you know, I've got some friends on Facebook. I don't don't tell anybody I said that. But Right.
That that really, really were hoping that the ceasefire wouldn't hold, and and they still are. And, you know, and it is a precarious situation. It truly is. And, it's yes. America's ...