10-2-26 Hour 1 - Update on the Botched Execution

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1:01Welcome back. Another day of fun here on Planet Earth. In the United States of America, you know, we're still getting updates on the fly Dubai hijacking by a Muslim terrorist who wanted to murder everybody. But civilized people were able to overtake him and had to be physically subdued, of course, and knocked unconscious and not murdered or decapitated. But knocked unconscious and tied up with the, the, the cords from the headsets, the pilot headsets and the cockpit because, you know, they were handy. So you go ahead and do that. And the word is everywhere that the individual radicalized Muslim individual and, and ties to Iran because, you know, Iranian terror, 47 years of madness. And the Democrats, they're planning on voting for Iran come election day. And Iran is inciting and encouraging Democrats to vote against Donald Trump because

2:04Donald Trump's not Iran's best friend like Barack Hussein Obama was. Well, Barack Hussein Obama was funding Iran with billions and billions of dollars freeing up frozen assets, sending them literal plain loads of cash on pallets, shrink-wrapped, not even American money, euros, no less, just add insult to injury. And the injury could be pretty big. It could be mushroom clouds, you know, nuclear weapons. And the Democrats, I guess, they're working toward that day when the United States is no more. When the empire has fallen and then the world will be left to the, you know, to the people that will beat us all to the ground with rifle butts and, and kill us. The left is back and, and they're kind of just like they've always been. But we've got the Iranian tie to the hijacking, which fortunately was put down. But, but I got to tell you if this, let me just call him a Muslim man. We don't have his name. But let's just go with the Muslim man, the Muslim terrorist man. He, he was the co-pilot in the cockpit.

3:06And he said, I know what I can do. I can murder the pilot and crash the plane. It's on its way to Tel Aviv. Probably a bunch of Jews in here. And I can murder them all and commit suicide at the same time. And that had put me in good with Allah, you know, in Shallah and Dallahu Akbar. And that guy, the, that Allah. And I'm going to kill everybody. Murder is 174 people in board. I think one of them was the terrorists, though. So really, it'd only be 173 people. And then one psychotic, medieval, caved-willing murderer, caved-welling murderer, and all this madness. But it's a real record. Well, sorry, and, and, and the guy, here's one of the questions I have. And I mentioned this yesterday, but I still don't have clarity on this. Is the hijacker, copilot guy, even Netanyahu said he's being interrogated, as we speak. But the plane landed in Saudi Arabia. And then I don't think they flew the hijacker back to Israel, as far as I know. I believe he's being interrogated in Saudi Arabia, which could lead to some pretty tough kind of crocodile tears and interrogation outcomes.

4:07Because the Saudis, first of all, the interrogators might agree with him for wanting to crash an airplane headed to Tel Aviv, full of Israelis. But secondly, they have very persuasive means that they're disposal in Saudi Arabia. That Israel doesn't have that the United States doesn't have. They're old-fashioned. They're in Saudi Arabia. They're custodians of the two holy mosques at Mecca and Medina, and they're, they're old-fashioned. And when it comes to getting information out of the copilot, if they desired that information, they would extract that information, lickety split, as Chasbona likes to say. So I still want to know who's custody. In whose custody is the hijacker? And here's the thing. Had the, he spent, and still unclear what he stabbed or blundged or blundged or beat the attempt to slay the pilot with what kind of an implement was there a hatchet inside of the cockpit that was put there in case of emergency.

5:09Like if they get trapped in the cockpit, got a bus to window out or something to get out of there. That may be the case. And apparently it's a Boeing 737 airplane, one of the great airplanes ever built by humankind, one of the great things. But they, listen, if the, if the pilot had not been able to open the door, the secured door, which we secured because of Muslim terrorists, by the way, breaking in and murdering everybody and crashing them into buildings, slashing throats with box cutters and hijacking and crashing and murdering, you know, because of Islam. And that's always in the name of Islam. It's not like it's a coincidence, you know, not like guys in Chicago who were raised Baptist or gunning people down by the hundreds. It's not because they're Baptist. But when it comes to hijacking planes and kidnapings and beheadings and all that's because they're Muslim, that makes all the difference in the world. Just in case you're here, you've forgotten about that. But we got, we got that going first. But in any event, if the, if the pilot from India and he's on camera now, he's spoke to his, he's an Indian, his nationality, the, the captain and the pilot of the airplane.

6:15And he did a zoom call with the prime minister of India, prime, prime minister Modi, who's very proud of his guy. And we know who he is. We know his name and everything. But we don't know the name of the co-pilot who is the Muslim Islamic, Islamist terrorist, who wanted to murder everybody on the plane. But it had this process swung a couple of seconds this way instead of that way. This plane would have crashed in the desert and everyone would have been killed. And it just be, huh, why did this plane crash? And we wouldn't know. We wouldn't know that a Muslim terrorist was the co-pilot who wanted to murder every Jew on board and everybody else. I'm sure it wasn't all Israelis and all Jewish people on board. But probably mostly. And coming from Dubai into Tel Aviv. Now, hey, I got an idea. Let me smash the Indian pilot's head in and then murder all the Israelis in the back because that's what I do. You know, Allah is indeed quite Akbar, isn't he? I think that's, maybe that should be my bumper sticker.

7:18You know, you have, you see in these co-exist bumper stickers, there's these co-exist bumper stickers that I haven't seen one lately that does or not as popular as they used to be, I think. But, you know, that's a pretty amazing because, remarkable stuff. The co-exist, and you know, these co-exist things, it's bumper stickers and shirts and whatever. And it's got symbols of the various religions on earth and another thing or two that some people might think are religions. And they spell out the word co-exist and get the star of David and the crescent of Islam and at the piece simply, you got a cross that's a Christ and Christianity and all this stuff. And I come into the first time I saw this whenever it came out 30 years ago. I said, well, that's all fine, but everybody on that co-exist with the exception of one. But everybody else co-exist just fine. You know, the erostopharians are not at a war with the Baha'i.

8:18Everybody's just fine. The Christians aren't at war with anybody. The crusades are over. By the way, the crusades were about the Muslims attacking Jerusalem and murdering everybody and trying to conquer the whole world by the sword. That's what the crusades were about. But this whole co-exist thing, everybody, every symbol there represents a religion or a religious sect and all those religions and religious sects co-exist perfectly nicely and in harmony and peacefully with one exception. And that's the one that is Islam. Why is that? Why is that? I want to know. And Democrats, of course, they prefer the bumper sticker. Log is my co-pilot. You know, because you got God is my co-pilot. Some people have had shirts and bumper stickers and things for a long, long time. God is my co-pilot, meaning that there are people of faith. And Democrats scoff at that because they want to harvest the organs of babies by the millions. So a dog is their co-pilot. Their dogs might eat the babies before they're done.

9:19And then they'd give them the Margaret Sangre award, I think. But there is a funny one that who was at the associated fresh, associated fresh. It's like a mockery of the associated fresh. They put one out yesterday a bumper sticker. Muhammad is my co-pilot. See, Muhammad is my co-pilot. Because, you know, the Muslim man was the co-pilot and the cockpit of the airplane and tried to murder everybody there. And so Muhammad is my co-pilot. Now, should that be Muhammad is my co-pilot? Or Allah is my co-pilot? I'm not sure. Because God is my co-pilot, I think, would be co-equal to Allah is my co-pilot. But that's pretty thing. Yeah, the new Muhammad is my co-pilot bumper sticker. Well, sales have plummeted for no apparent reason. That's the headline. No apparent reason. The head of the bumper stickers of Muhammad is my co-pilot. The sales of that bumper sticker have plummeted. That's kind of a wacky one. So we got that going. But I got to say, we also, so that's, and Iran, the guy radicalized online, the co-pilot.

10:19And Muhammad is his co-pilot. So, or Allah, whichever way you prefer. But that's pretty wild. The, honestly, if he had, if the pilot had not been able to open the cockpit door, and if brave, civilized men from civilization had not rushed in there and taken on the Muslim terrorists who wanted to murder everybody on the plane, then the murderer would have been able to crash into the desert. And we'd probably never know what happened there, like that, you know, what was that? MH370, the Malaysian Airlines plane that crashed into the Indian Ocean. And, you know, you've had, we've had a lot of this. And honestly, I don't think whenever you get on a plane, I might want to ask, you know, there, there is a pilot or a co-pilot practitioner of the Muslim faith because I'm not sure I want to fly on a plane where Muhammad is my co-pilot. But that's kind of a big deal. So, and we've got, and that's a radical Islam, and they're waging war against civilization. And Iran is the head of the snake on that one.

11:19They're the King Daddy, the Mac Daddy of radical Islam these days, at least. Long ago was the Muslim brotherhood out of Egypt and the bore fruit like al-Qaeda and other radical Islamist organizations, of which there are great many all over the world, wherever you find large numbers of Muslims, you have armed groups murdering people in the name of Islam, just for the record, Baptists, not so much, not so much doing that. And here in the United States, the number one cause of death is abortion, 1.1 million of those last year, much more than heart disease or then cancer. And the Democrats give out awards for it because they're kind of sick in the head, kind of sick in the, but then we got another story, we got another story this morning, I just heard about it this morning. I think it didn't break until late last night. And that is in the United Kingdom, which used to be great Britain. Now it's kind of mediocre Britain, not what they used to be at all. But in great Britain, they have arrested yet another, you know, there was this plot that

12:21nice woman who owns a farm out in the countryside in England saw a group of men with vans, kind of plotting and behaving strangely and driving strangely around a royal air force base in the countryside, of course, in England. And she called the cops, pre-dorn, and said something weird going on here. The cops came out and they arrested a bunch of Muslim men and they're plotting in a tech on the RAF, the royal air force base, where there are US bombers, B1 bombers, because in theory, the US and the UK are allies, but the most common name of the newborn boy in the United Kingdom is Mohammed, as is the second most common name of the newborn boy in the United Kingdom, Mohammed with different spelling. So there's a lot of that going on. And you know, it's, where's the other one there, another one that I got today? He said, I think that Maureen sent that along this morning. And this one is a beautiful picture of mountains and the haze. America better recognized that Islam didn't come here to coexist, to coexist.

13:26It's the old coexist bumper sticker. And radical Islam, political Islam, and men of Islam, way too many of this. I actually the other day ran into a Muslim friend of mine from Egypt to Iden scene in several years, but neighborhood guy. And I haven't seen him a long time. And I was in a restaurant in a tavern having beverages with someone. And my friend, who's Muslim in Egyptian? I'm known him for 20 something years. A really nice guy, hardworking guy, family man. And he's not a terrorist. You know, I'm pretty darn sure he's not a terrorist, he's a nice guy. But there is a threat that exists and an asymmetric war is being waged against the West in particular of the United States, but also the United Kingdom and France and Italy and Sweden and Germany. All of Western Europe is under assault by various means. You know, there is hard jihad and there's soft jihad, violent jihad and cultural jihad.

14:28And they're all being waged at the same time. This is asymmetric warfare that is being waged against the West, but back to my this morning update because the UK, and again, we got this, the airplane and the just murder everybody. And again, a couple of seconds, the other way, we'd never know why that plane crashed because you couldn't explain it. Maybe the cockpit voice recorder might have helped after the fact, but, and in fact, we should take a look at that now at the cockpit voice recorder, even though the plane didn't crash and kill everybody. But here's the latest UK arrests Iranian dual national unsuspicious of involvement in air base plot, the Washington Post of all people with this headline. I guess they had to because the UK arrested these people. So the United Kingdom, they arrested another man involved in this plot to attack the air base with truck bombs and murder, mass murder. And he is another clue here, a Colombo.

15:31He's an Iranian citizen and, and a UK citizen. You know, I don't think he went there to assimilate. I don't think he, hey, I think I want to become British. No, he doesn't. Please provide it no further details. The latest suspect beyond identifying him is a 27 year old man who was detained in London and he is an Iranian citizen behind the plot involved in and behind the plot to attack the air base with truck bombs. And he's an Iranian national taken into custody. The Iranians behind the airplane attack. It's almost like Iran is waging war against us, waging war against civilization. It's, it is again an asymmetric war. It's not, not pound for pound man for men. But the, the Islamists are at war with civilization and they, they're attempting to build an arsenal of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles.

16:33And Barack Hussein Obama helped them and funded them with billions of dollars. And John Boltenek carried too. It's almost like the Democrat Party is not on our side. Huh, what's up with that? We are at 888-630-9625. Is it to win it? Win with Shopify. Start your free trial today at Shopify.com slash win. And we have returned. Yeah, another, another arrest in the United Kingdom, another Iranian, another Muslim,

17:39more, ah, jihad, more radical Islamic terrorism. And this has been an ongoing war for 47 years and, and it really, it goes back about 1400 years. It's cultural and civilizational asymmetric warfare. The British might call it asymmetrical warfare. I prefer asymmetric warfare. But encyclopedia Britannica asymmetrical warfare. What is asymmetrical warfare in America asymmetric warfare? Asymmetrical warfare, unconventional strategies and tactics adopted by a force when the military capabilities of belligerent powers are not simply unequal, but are so significantly different that they cannot make the same sorts of attacks on each other. You know, Japan and the United States, Germany and the whole world like that, the Soviet Union and everybody. Comies. Gorilla warfare, occurring between lightly armed, partisans, conventional army, but the,

18:44but Iran is doing is waging asymmetric warfare against western civilization. Let's put a guy in a cockpit and murder a plane load of people by crashing it into the desert. And it'll be a fun mystery for the world to try to figure out. Let's send people into blow up bases in the UK. You didn't start a business just to keep the lights on. You hit a cell more today than yesterday. We're here to win. Lucky for you, Shopify built the best converting checkout on the planet. Like the just one tapping, ridiculously fast acting, sky high sales stacking, champion to check out. That's the good stuff right there. So if your business is in it to win it, win with Shopify. Start your free trial today at Shopify.com slash win. There's also this Cornell University sexual story that news media loves calling the gang

19:52rape story and it's it's all perfectly murky because of things said by the various people involved, the woman and the young man and the university. But the left wingers at Mediaite have the headline today. The press needs to tap the brakes before that Cornell 7 becomes a duke lacrosse 2.0. You remember the Democrats trying to lynch the young white man at Duke on the lacrosse team that sexually assaulting a woman of color who's a prostitute or a dancer or something. And everything she said was a lie and it was a complete fraud. The news media lynched them in public and dragged them behind trucks and accused them of everything under the sun. And I think that the Cornell 7 raked in millions of dollars in lawsuits, didn't they? As the news media lied and made up everything and went with whatever some street hookers said and not these seven guys that do.

20:56But never mind that the news media they never learned. They honestly don't. They just do the same thing over and over again. They say they make the same mistakes over and over again. They don't actually see it that way. Yeah, they do the same thing over and over again, but they just don't view these things as being mistakes. I gotta say and so they're really going after these guys at Cornell and it's perfectly unclear what happened. The news media doesn't care because white men, even if they're 19 years old, bad white men guilty never mind electricity and airplanes and telephones and medicine and combustion engines and architecture and everything on earth. But never mind that you're welcome. You just feel happy that you can hang with us. Really we don't want you hanging with us. But we'll let you use all our stuff that we invented anyway.

21:56And you're lucky. You're damn lucky. Now, I think I'm going to go out. I'm going to go out on a little bit of a limb here. Should I go out on a little bit of a limb, Michael? I think I should. We're at 888-630-9625. Let's go to the telephones, Michael. And let's go even though it's, you know, maybe I've been advised. But we'll see. Let's go to Brad calling from somewhere in the United States of America. Brad, you're on the Chris Plancho. Hey. Actually, I think you're calling from the North Shore of Chicago, aren't you? No, I'm in Miami Beach right now. Ah, you're in Miami now. Okay, sorry. What is it? Area code thing. Anyways, first of all, I'll praise the barber hands. Second of all, I wanted to call you yesterday and talk about the failed execution. And I would like, if I'm going to be executed by the government, yeah, I'll take a

23:02all-female firing squad dressed in Victoria's Secret Underwear wearing Victoria's Secret Angel Wings with guns. I mean, if that's going to be the last thing I look at, I mean, that sounds pretty good to me. That's kind of fun. I've got to say that we've been talking about this because the lady and this story is completely nuts. I've got to say the execution and she did one in all female firing squad. I've seen news report after news report, including on TV and none of them mentioned that she wanted an all-female firing squad to be executed. I saw a news report, a network news report last night say she actually requested to be hanged, requested to be hanged. I'm like, that may be true at some point, but how does that compare to asking for an all-female firing squad, which is so much more fun and so much more visual and Brad, you know, listen, you dialed it up to 11 with making it more visual with Victoria's Secret lingerie

24:07and Wings and I guess AR-15 style rifle, maybe a mix of rifles, but that would certainly make it more fun. And you're thinking that if that were you and you were being executed by the state, you might go out with a smile. Yeah, well, that and also I want to bring up, I know you have family history of a pilot and my dad was a marine fighter pilot and then a pilot for United and my mom was on a plane from Chicago to Seattle and she didn't feel good about the flight, but then when she saw her ex-husband walk out on a cockpit, she was like, okay, we're good. Really, her ex-husband and she's still self, that's good, guess because he's a marine, so you know, solid pilot and he's not going to let anything bad happen. Exactly. Man, oh man, that is, listen, I think that's what I got to tell you, this botched and boy,

25:12it was botched, this botched execution in Tennessee is an embarrassment and you saw that she, I was looking at this and she's got a lawyer, we've actually got audio on this and stuff too. But her lawyer, in fact, Michael, I think we do have her lawyer sound bite, no way we've got this thing here because she, naturally she's got lawyers and she, they tried to kill her. They stuck seven needles in her and they injected things more than once and then tried to kill her and eventually they said, well, she's just that and she's talking to him and there's tears streaming down her face and she's occasionally laughing and they're like, boy, you guys are really screwing this up and the lawyer, we've got the, where's that lawyer sound bite? There he is. Number seven, he's Randy Spivey. Randy Spivey is the lawyer talking about his client, Chris Tup Pike. And Chris Tup Pike decades ago when she was a very young woman, went with her boyfriend

26:14and grabbed this 19 year old girl, dragged her into the woods, they tortured her to death and that's why it's a little bit ironic that she now, Chris Tup Pike thinks that the way she's being treated as torture and as torturous, kind of ironic given that she's there for a torture murder of an innocent young woman all those years ago and now she's like, oh, I don't want to lethal injection, it'll be too painful. No, it's like putting your cat to sleep or a Canadian to sleep. But here is the lawyer for Chris Tup Pike, his name is Randy Spivey. Chris is alive right now. We don't have a sense of her prognosis or much update on her health at the moment. But we do know that she is alive right now in receiving life saving medical care. Thank God. Thank God. She has shown us again that they are not capable of carrying out an execution consistent with basic human dignity.

27:15Basically, it was not just inefficient, it was cruel and it was torturous. Cruel, cruel. Have you ever seen anything so cruel? To me, my brain always goes back to Mel Brooks because it's funnier that way. But it's cruel. It's a terrible thing. And I said the governor in Tennessee doesn't have the... I played his home by yesterday, one of the witnesses who is a journalist woman and she said she's attended. She attended all of the executions in Tennessee last year, she said. I don't know how many that was. And the executions in Tennessee so far this year, she's attended them all. She goes to them like some people go to the movies and she sounded very matter affect about it. It sounded like a serious person. She really did. And I guess they've executed a lot of other people. So the lawyers will be lawyers. Then a reporter's speaking of reporters. A reporter as the Tennessee governor who is apparently a Republican, Bill Lee, and he

28:15was asked for the attempted execution. There was like attempted murder. Then there's an attempted execution. He was asked before by the lawyers, can you stop this execution? All she did was torture a 19 year old girl to death for... She was jealous that the girl was trying to steal her boyfriend. That was what it was about. And if she just hadn't murdered her and just been mean to her or something, then everything would have been okay. It would have all forgotten about it. It would just be teenage girls and just be mean girls. The reporter asked the Tennessee governor, Bill Lee, about what a great job they did with the execution that wasn't. This has strata oversaw three botched executions in Arizona and you hired him anyway and now you've got two botched executions in Tennessee, the bears of responsibility for hiring and keeping. So far as we know the Department of Correction followed exactly the protocol that was outlined, embedded and approved by the Attorney General's Office.

29:16At this point, that is all we know. Which is the very reason why we will have an investigation. That's a good idea. It's having an investigation and see what happens there because we're investigating. Braddie is still there. Yeah, you know, we got all this going on. If the government is going to kill me, I think the last thing I want to see is a bunch of beautiful ladies shooting me. You're just taking on that now. Are you expecting that you're going to be sentenced to death at any point, Brad? No, not at the moment. That's good. That's good. And the reporter there was asking about the record of botched executions follows Tennessee corrections chief. This is not a reputation you want, no matter what business you're in. But if this is the business you're in, you know, hey, we put him in charge of executions and botched him following the botched execution of Christophe Pike, Tennessee Governor Bill

30:22Lee, face questions on Thursday. That's yesterday about the record of his corrections commissioner who previously oversaw prisons in Arizona where advocates say three executions were botched in Arizona. Lee pushback on the question about the record of Tennessee Department of Corrections Commissioner Frank Strata. Frank Strata. It's a good name. Nice to tell you name. Who was brought to the role in 2023 in part to revamp the state's execution policy? Well, Brad, I think he revamped the state's execution policy as far as I can tell. And just great. And he said, and we just played the sound bite. He's being quoted here. As far as we know, the Department of Corrections followed exactly the protocol that was outlined and vetted and approved by the Attorney General's Office, the governor said. And here's a picture of the lady in her mugshot. She's smiling in the mugshot. Now, this is all hard business, isn't it? And it's very tough stuff. You don't want to make this a part of your everyday life, I don't think.

31:26But Strata, the head botched her. Strata began serving as the deputy director for the Arizona Department of Corrections in January of 2020. And her serving as the director of operations for private prison operator, the Geo Group. I worked for the Geo Group, according to his LinkedIn page, he works for the Geo Group. According to the Death Penalty Information Center, that sounds like a fun place to work, doesn't it? Hey, where do you work? I'm at the Death Penalty Information Center. I really am a D.P.I.C. Each of the three executions Arizona conducted in 2022 was visibly problematic. According to the Death Penalty Information Center, where they have a riot. You know, you think on Friday they go out for a happy hour at the, hey, everybody, it's fria. Let's come in, it's happy hour time. Here at the Death Penalty Information Center. And they, you know, like what's his name? Rob Reiner, who is murdered by his son, along with his wife.

32:29Rob Reiner and his wife were busy working on getting a guy released from prison who was on death row for a murder at the time of his own murder, which is rather ironic, I think, you know, American liberal trying to get a convicted murderer released from prison when the American liberal is murdered by his own son. That's, you know, it's crazy. It's, he's meathead, just amazing. In the case of Frank Atwood, medical personnel struggle to find his vein. That's, that's difficult. And they opted to insert it into Atwood's right hand based on his own suggestion. You can't find one of my, go from my hand. Just amazing. And for Murray Hooper, medical officials again struggled to find his vein. Got to find it. My veins are visible. You can always find my veins. And ended up inserting a catheter near his groin. Near his grave. It doesn't sound very comfortable.

33:30According to the Arizona Republic, and they would know, while there was no official definition for the term botched execution, I think, you know, it reminds me of the term botched abortion. A botched abortion is a medical procedure in which everyone survives. That's kind of a criteria. You wear that bread. That's, as they call it, it's botched if the baby survives and the mom survives. That's a botched abortion. While there's no official definition of the term botched execution, the death penalty information center, happy hour of Friday, defined each of these three executions as botched while they get to decide. Look at their name. They're the death penalty information center. You need information out of the death penalty. You go to them. That's, look at them. Come on. They got bumper stickers. According to the organization, lethal injection has been, as the highest rate of botched instances compared to other common methods, such as lethal gas, the gas chamber, electrocution, the electric chair. And hanging, which is, of course, hanging.

34:31And Democrats do a lot of that alone in their closets, don't they? That's a, kind of weird these guys. And so lethal injection is, apparently, the most, I think that's because it's the most frequently used. We don't use the electric chair as much as we used to. But I, I don't know, I always go back, and Michael knows this. I always go back to the, you know, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg and Ethel Rosenberg, the witness at Ethel Rosenberg's execution, talking about the ghastly plume of smoke that rose from her head. They had to give her the juice twice too, because the first one didn't quite get Ethel Rosenberg, who was spying for the Soviet communists, giving them nuclear secrets along with their husband. Julius and Ethel, and they were guilty as hell. Democrats are still trying to claim that they were not guilty. The Rosenbergs, if they were around today, the Democrats would run them for Congress, I think. Julius and Ethel Rosenberg for Senate, they'd put them both in their remarkable stuff.

35:36Yeah, yeah, and it'd be bad. Hey, I'm the head of execution, but I keep screwing it up. Yeah, the people keep living. Okay, that's a botched execution. The abortion is a medical procedure where everyone survives. The Democrats, they've got a different worldview than many of the rest of us have. Yeah, there's Cornell thing, the news media is trying to make it into everything because

36:42it fits their narrative. You know, it's the Duke La Crosse. They're anti-white, they're anti-male, and they're anti-white male. They double down on that. They prefer men that cross-dress and think that they're ladies. I've got some AOC coming up for you because she's, she is, boy, she dim. And she's talking about this Cornell case too, but also she thinks that, well, I've got this college should be free because it used to be. And well, wait a minute, I get to that because she's, she's a ridiculous embarrassment to, to civilization, to our Congress, to everything. Let's go back to the phone's Michael. Let's go to Kirk calling from Sue City, Iowa. Kirk, you're on the Chris Plant show. It's Kirk with a T, but I don't care. You are my Russ Limbaugh fit. I am my, I'm so sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

37:42I'm sorry. And I found you and you know what you're talking about and you're funny as hell. So thank you, thank you, thank you. Well, thank you. I'm sorry. Kirk, I'm sorry. You know, what's not funny about all this, Kirk? Well, I thought, you know, they use what sodium pentathol to try to kill this lady. And I'm thinking, you know, why not fit? No, it's got a better track record. All right, exact. I just get like two pills. They should have gone down to local college or something because apparently that's where you get all this stuff, right? Maybe not available since the borders closed. I don't know. There's not a big enough supply anymore. Uh, yeah, maybe a Trump cutting down on that. That could, that there's got to be some reason to blame Trump for all this. I know that there must be. And they have these lethal injections, whatever, whatever drug they use. I think normally it, normally it works. Uh, um, what happened here? I don't know how you, yeah, what is it?

38:43Pento Barbital, Pento Barbital, which I don't know, yeah, if you ever done Pento Barbital yourself, Kirk, I haven't tried that one. Yeah. That's yeah, me too. I don't think I've done that one. Yeah. Guys, I haven't been convicted of a horrible torture murder either like this one. And have you noticed, Kirk, that she's the, she's the victim of the story now? Right. I didn't think of it. Trump's fault thing, but they've got to find a way. Yeah, they must find a way that's there's a way to blame Trump for everything. Uh, Kirk, sorry about the name mistake there. Yeah, she, uh, we got to get this right. Oh, observe the North American dad, 50s, great polo collection. He enters his vehicle information on Carvana and offers a Peters in minutes. Remarkable. He squints, reads it again, smiles and says, dang, that's a good offer.

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