Mother of Mayhem: State of the Commonwealth

0:00the actual mother of mayhem show tonight folks state of the commonwealth is our show title for the day tonight. And yeah, we're here to talk about that. And I had this idea just based off of her sort of state of the union fiasco. I thought it'd be funny to do a state of the commonwealth because watching her do that, all I could think and you were probably thinking the same thing, Dave was what? Why are you doing like what why aren't you busy figuring out Virginia right now? Yeah. Why are you doing this? And I think they were taking a big risk on her to be honest. I do. And I don't think it went well. Yeah. And the you can early vote right now in Virginia, which I did today. I see in that. Yeah. No, please put all this nice on this proposition. They put all this nice flowery language in it. And if you can get a copy of that and pull that up because the way they set it to make

1:06things more fair. And what was it temporarily? Yeah, temporarily is a great one. There's no temporarily. I mean, what what's going to happen after you get nine Democrats in there to one Republican, then you're going to change it back. I don't think so. Definitely ain't going to happen. Yeah. You got Obama in there talking about it. I mean, all the signs are up. Yeah. He didn't add for the state of Virginia. And why does he, you know, don't you miss the time when presidents just went off into the sunset and you never heard from them again? Yeah. Presidents, musicians, actors, actresses. Yep. All of them sport stars. Yeah. Just go away. Yeah. Just go away. I'm looking for the language. I'm at the Virginia Department of Elections.

2:14Well, it would be, let me see if I can Google it. I guess probably Abigail's website, I bet, will be good. That'd probably be a good spot to start. I'm sure she's got all the good language up there. But yes, to Dave's point, the government doesn't do anything temporarily unless it saves you money. There you go. Proposed amendment in the April 2026 special election, which see what they they're asking the voters right now to weigh in on this because they want to go against the Constitution. Yeah. I'm ending it. You know what gets me is what happened in Gaza when they elected Hamas as they're, hey, we like the way you are going to govern. And then Hamas goes and cancels all further elections. So the people in Gaza were stuck

3:16with them, no matter what. That's the question is should the Constitution of the Virginia be amended to allow the General Assembly to temporarily adopt new congressional districts to restore fairness in the upcoming election while ensuring Virginia standards redistricting process resumes for all other redistricting after the 2030 census. Yeah. Four years. Yeah, this is this is the question that's on the ballot to restore fairness. Yeah. Because what and what that means for fellow Virginians is you're taking the hit for the Democrats, the whole Democratic look of the nation

4:17because what they say in the commercial is it's so unfair out there. So many Republicans in Florida in Texas and have rewritten their maps. We're going to do our part in Virginia to help even things out. Yeah. And not only that California has redistrict to where they're a single party. Maryland. Maryland has been that way. You know, a judge stepped in and told them to to redraw the maps. They redrew it so that there's even less Republicans. I mean, I think even Jerry Mandarin, okay, was a Democrat. Oh, the guy name was Jerry from New Jersey. And I think that's where it all came from. It's all started, you know, so if they're pointing fingers, well, the Republicans did it first in Texas. No, no, we didn't invent this. And that

5:20half census, the census is to be run every 10 years. Well, people left New York, Illinois, in California, and they went to Texas. And it was only because there was such an influx of people that they thought, well, maybe we should look at this half way through the census time. If Texas is redistricting, yeah, it's one of the red, I mean, it was one of the redest states in existence. What were they trying to accomplish by making it more red? You know, I mean, it's not like one of these states that's like, oh, man, I don't know. They might be red. They might not, you know, this, I mean, this next election, maybe who knows? I don't know, though, you know, things maybe just don't know. You just don't know. The Democrats could throw up an absolute hamhawk again as a candidate. And then it doesn't matter, you know, in the in the general

6:21at least, but yeah, this is a big deal. This is one of the biggest deals for the state of Virginia for the at least the next four years. I would say probably forever. Yeah, because I don't see the Democrats or the Republicans ever pooling that power off and changing things. And I got to tell you, we voted myself, Maria, and now Deanna. Oh, Deanna votes. Now I forgot. Yeah, great. So we went and it was busy. It was busy. People were flocking in and I'm like, it's just because that's the early vote. Yeah. Yeah, that's interesting. So what all were you voting on? Was it just the the one thing? It's the one thing that's on the ballot. I wonder how many were voting for even Maria said, is that it? And I said, yeah, it's the one thing. Now other places may have something else, you know, like, yeah, do you want your property taxes to go up? Well, you voted

7:27for it. Yeah, they voted demon crap for it. So man is what it is. Yeah, they want a one party system. They want to and here's the thing. There's not that many people that actually believe in all this radical crap that they're trying to shove down our throats. No, a majority of the people in the United States believe boys are boys and girls are girls. A majority believe that you should show ID to vote that that you shouldn't let boys compete in women's sports. A majority. Yes. So when you put something like this on there, it's like, I can't remember what the statistic was, but it was like only 15% of the people in the Soviet Union were actually communists and they

8:29controlled the other 85%. Wow. Yeah. I mean, you know, it doesn't take a lot if you're well organized and, you know, you can inspire people and you're good at lying. Yeah. Yeah. Good at lying is a thing. You put up the right information and throw the ads on YouTube and, you know, people go, oh, well, as a moderate. Yeah. I mean, what was the legislative session? It wasn't, I don't think it was two months. I think it was like six weeks. They crammed so much crap down our throat and just railroaded it. I mean, I don't think they knew what they were passing. Now here, yes, there's a lot out there. There's a lot. I mean, that one of the things is the criminal justice and public safety situation in this state, I think is about to become

9:33an absolute nightmare. Yeah. The repealing of mandatory minimum sentences we've talked about. Right. The defelanizing of drug possession, which I don't understand the drug situation. What we're going through in Richmond right now is we gave an inch. We opened up tobacco. I mean, it was a running joke in our car, you know, I mean, like we'd drive it around and we was another tobacco and vape shop. You won't believe it. We opened them up. They were everywhere. Now, every one of them almost shut down. Every one of them was breaking code, selling drugs, storing, laundered money, had weapons. It just became a complete and total gang store. Yeah. And now they're all, I mean, almost every one of them around us has a big orange sign on that about code violations and they're all closed. I don't understand why people think that the defelanization of drugs or the decriminalization of drugs is a good thing, but I can I don't understand

10:34the gambling either. Right. I don't understand how you have a woman who's we're going to make things more affordable. Doesn't matter how affordable you make it if everybody's dumping their money into drugs and gambling. Yeah, I mean, they always sell the casino as being, oh, property tax relief and all this. Yeah, sure. And it never, ever turns out to be that way. It never does. There's never property tax relief. That's never a thing. They did a demographics. There's, there's a certain amount of people that will gamble once in a while. There's a certain amount that will never gamble. Okay. And there's a certain amount that will gamble once in a while. But you need to have a consistent flow to be able to maintain an operation. And basically by legalizing all these casinos and stuff, all you're doing is taking the same people from like

11:36West Virginia and bringing them down to MGM grand at the harbor. Oh, yeah, they're just they're just making the rounds. Definitely. I've lived here for 14 years. I haven't been to casino yet. I used to work with a guy who would come to work off no sleep, having driven to that casino. Wow, gambled all night, come to work the next day, no sleep. I mean, this, you know, this, this is what it can do to some people. You know, and it's just not one of those things I think we need to focus on. And, you know, in order to, the other thing that she, she's dug us into now is rejoining the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative. Yeah, which is a carbon tax, right? Right. And so we have the combination of the data centers and the greenhouse coalition nightmare that is going to kill you on power.

12:38Yeah, this is what it's going to do. The moment I saw the data center commercial come out and say, oh, data centers are going to pay more for their power. And it might even help out your bill. Yeah, I knew data centers ain't paying shit. Yep. Same thing with the casinos. So these data centers, the way I explained them in class, was that the electrical grid was set up a long time ago with families and the industry that was there at the time. And 85% of our utilities in the United States are commercial enterprises. They're not owned by the government. Yeah. So they, they set this up. And now in that same grid, you throw something like a data center. First of all, the grid can handle something like that. If it does, that's why we're having brownouts and stuff like that. If it does, it makes everybody's bill

13:45go up. Bingo. Affordability at its finest from the mother of mayhem. Yeah, I mean, did you get that text of Ben got Ben sent us a text in the heart of the darkness when it was cold and frozen and everything was. Yeah, yep. Yeah, it was like, yeah, it was like, you know, he might lose power. Try to try to try to stay warm without staying warm. Yeah, it's a figure out figure out something to the effect of. And if you lost power, figure out how you're going to stay warm. Yeah, I mean, that's what you need. Right when there's this big cold snap and we lose power here all the time. Anyways, I think we lost, we lost power when we got the message. We were out every other day. I remember you telling me in the back channel, you'd be like, oh, power's out again. Oh, power's back on. Oh, power. Yeah. Yeah. That'll be America. Trust me. Yeah. I used to do a show with a guy in South Africa. I had already reached out to him. I

14:47haven't been on his show in a while. But and it's their life. Yeah, he would, he would tell me I can interview you between blank and blank and blank and blank because the other hours we don't have power. Yeah. That's just it. They just don't have the power goes off to everybody. Yeah. And then they run it for whatever many hours on either end of that break. Yeah. It's real. It didn't happen here. Yep. Maria talks about the times when they needed to send power to factories. When that happened, the power went off in homes. So the homes didn't get any powers because the factories were needed this power to produce things. Yeah. So some of the constitutional amendments on the board here passed early in session and headed to November 2026 referendums protecting abortion rights, restoring voting rights to felons post sentence, allowing and allowing mid-decade redistricting, which is what we just talked

15:52about. Yeah. It also says repealing the same sex marriage ban. I don't even know what that is. What the hell is that? It's not here. It's not banned here. Not that I know of. Not that I know of. Bills on minimum wage hikes, paid sick leave, cannabis retail, environment regulations, of course, proposed tax to nothing's better than environmental regulation, right? Sure. When can you make off of that? Yeah. Yeah. Virginia, California. That's it. The VA to CA. Yeah. Yeah. Repeat the repealing of the mandatory minimums, de-feminizing drug possession, banning solitary confinement and protections for those with disabilities. I mean, what protections aren't there for people with disabilities in jail? There's no way they don't have protections for people with disabilities in jail. Yeah. Like they just chuck a guy off his wheelchair into the cell and say,

16:55yeah, good luck. I hope you can make it to chow. Yeah. Come on. This is the United States. Yeah. You can get out of here. Yeah. I mean, so these are kind of the things that I would have liked to hear her talk about rather than talk about Trump is lying and, you know, so on. Well, you know, let's run our, let's run our clip real quick, Dave Jones, because it struck me so hard. I had to turn a whole entire, how to turn a whole entire clip into it for everybody to watch. So I'll ask again, is the president working to make life more affordable for you and your family? We all know the answer is no. Well, it was just like she did that for those of you didn't watch. She did that. I think three times. Yes, she did. You all know the answer is no thing was thrice repeated and it felt me like I was

17:55watching a real-time brainwashing. You know what I mean? Okay, I played this. I played there. The whole inauguration over two days, two periods, to all of my history classes, okay? Because I'm on the state of the union. Yes, I wanted them to see what Trump said, and then I wanted to see her response. And the funniest thing was the people in her audience, they went like this when it was like they had some kind of a, if you can get that, if you can get her response, watch the people clapping. It's like someone turned a light on, and as soon as the light goes off, they stop clapping. It was that. Yeah, there's no spontaneousness about it. It's like they're all a bunch of robots. That was a political that, I mean, if you

18:55want my opinion, that was a political show to test her to see is she going to be the candidate to run president against Vance or whoever. Yeah, and that really is what I think that was. Let's put her out there. Little dog and pony show. Let's have her attack the president currently and all the things that he's doing because you know, no matter who runs, it's going to be that guy's going to be like Donald Trump for the left. Yes, if you get him, it's four more years. That's what it'll be. It'll be four more years of Donald Trump. Yeah, that's a hate him as much as you hated Trump. It's not like their policies are better. And another thing, which she went through that and she said, you have to ask yourself one question, is the president working for you? And I'd be I'd be listening to this and I'd be replying back. The kids would listen to me replying back. Yeah, I go like this. No, they laughed. It was hilarious.

19:58We've got a per the state of Commonwealth. We do have a pretty sure it's a statewide minimum wage. We're going up to 15 like like California, right? Is it California 15 or they like 25? They're probably like $50 an hour. Yes, something crazy. But man, she's she's going to get more expensive everything. Yeah, they can't figure this out. They just put robots in it McDonald's. I mean, man, I just saw something crazy. Yeah, I just saw ISIS. Where'd it go? So ISIS guy had been arrested. Where did it go? Hey, who's our sponsor for the night? Yeah, we're running the dirty man's safe that they've Jones. You got one. I got one. Everybody gets a dirty man's safe. I showed it off on today's show.

21:01Mine's right next to me here. Okay. Yeah. Mine's right there. Maria thought I had bought this. And she's for 125. Yeah. And I'm like, wait, it says NBC guy on here. Do you think I would send something for myself and say NBC guy? Yeah, really. Yeah, they're a great company man. Yeah, it represents like I said on today's show, it represents that whole survival cash thing. You know what I mean? It's one of those things you want to do. Maybe you've done it once. And you want to do it again with food or you want to do it with ammunition, whatever. But yeah, it's yeah. Did yours come with the plastic holders for silver coins? Yeah. Yeah, mine did too. Mine is nice. A lot of mine are in those already, but that is nice. I like that. That's great for. Go ahead. You could probably make one of these cheaper, but it would be hard

22:07to do and time consuming. I mean, that's the question. Yes, the way they put it together to include oxygen absorbers or moisture. Yeah. And I'm like, wow, they thought everything. And then the instructions on how to bury it with just a post hole digger. And then you put the sleeve down in and the sleeve protects your hole from filling up with dirt and everything like that. And then the waterproof grommets that are on the gashets that are on there, I mean, wow. Yeah, the only thing I could think to add to that, and they give you a Teflon tape for the threads. Oh, really? I didn't see that. Oh, yeah, they give you a little roll of Teflon tape for the threads. The only thing I would add is maybe a little silicone gel to seal the threads,

23:13you know, the rubber, as the rubber squishes, the silicone gel will make it even more waterproof. I see. It's really, really well thought out. You can tell that they experimented with different things. And yeah, it's fantastic. And then that little sleeve that goes on top, okay, that white sleeve, that's the thing that covers it over. And then you pull it out and that pops right off. Not only that, you know, the steel balls. Yeah. Those are to seed your property. They give you steel ball bearing. Oh, right. Yeah. So you can get it. Someone is trying to find your cash with a metal detector. If they don't have a cash and they're trying to find your cash, you throw them off with all these little steel balls that you plan around. The chances,

24:17first of all, it's going to take them longer. Oh, yeah, they're going to say screw this. Right. How many holes is the average guy going to dig if he doesn't know what he's digging for or where it could be or what it might be? Yeah. And he dug up all those, those balls. What I really like about the design from that perspective, from the Obstet perspective is you can miss that thing. You know what I mean? That's not, that's not even like a like a pelican case or something like that. That's not even an ammo can where it's at least lengthwise. You know, to have it upright like that, you're talking 10 inch maybe. Yeah. Maybe 8 inch. You know, you could dig on either side of that thing and miss it. Yeah. And your stuff is down in the ground so far. I don't know of a metal detector that could reach that far to detect your shit because they say in the instructions two feet minimum. Yeah.

25:18Yeah. Yeah. It's a great device. Like I said, well, this is all I have to see you hit the nail on the head. Could you make one? Probably. Will you make one? No. Yeah. For 99% of you watching and listening 99% of you might make a cash. You're not going to make a cash. This good. You know what I mean? So yeah, I don't know if you can hear that. But we have massive helicopter action right now. Oh, no. I do hear it a little bit. Do you hear it? Yeah. Oh, yeah, I hear it now. Wow. That is multiple black hogs. Interesting, huh? That is very interesting. On a Monday night. On a Monday night. Hey, yeah. Family, you know, yeah. See, we take this for granted, guys, and this is what you have to

26:18understand about prepping and preppers. What we take for granted is we're sitting on food and drink and fuel and ammo and intel and groups and networks and, you know, if you're not sitting on that, you need to be sitting on that. Like you need to start developing that because I don't know how I would deal with it, Dave. I don't know how I would deal with life right now. If I had a week's worth of groceries in the fridge and that was everything. And it was just you. Yeah. Yeah. That too, right? And you have no contact with anybody else that's prepping. Right. Right. My best buddy is a guy I go drink with and he likes cars. Something like that. You know what I mean? Like that's the full extent of your posse. Yeah. You get out with him and he's talking about Sidney Sweeney or something like that, you know what I mean? Yeah. Like that is a lot of people in that situation. And, you know, you start chipping away at it now, guys, and you can you can establish a base of

27:19preparedness that'll make a big difference in your life because this stuff's not going to go away. You know what I mean? It would be a miracle and everyone should appreciate it. I'm on the show. Everyone should appreciate it. And she went outside and looked. Two of them. With the grandsons. Yes. Really? And I waived to them. Oh, God. They have the offspring. They come from from out there and they go to like this side. Okay. They don't need to know where we live. But thanks. Yeah. I was about to mute you, too. I guess I should. Yeah. It's okay. If you find my houses because you were looking for something else. Right. Yeah. Definitely that. Yeah. But okay. So they were ospreys. Yeah. Okay. That's why they were so loud. They do that. They do that. I mean, they do it regular night operations, things like that. It it happens all the time around here. But, you know, it was all one before.

28:19And an osprey flew by my kid's school one time. And I called you almost immediately after. And I said, I don't know if that was a UFO. It was the coolest looking thing I've ever seen in the air in my life. It was so fast and so loud. I get incredibly loud. It was wild. I was just sitting there waiting for him to get done school. And if it's gone. Yeah. And I was like, what? What on earth was that? Because it wasn't a plane. And it wasn't a helicopter. Yeah. And you're like, you know what it was? It sounds like it was an osprey. Yeah. They they can very go take off and land. And they can fly hundreds of knots. I mean, they're they're fast like a fixed wing. And they can vertically take off and land. So it's it's like the best of both worlds. Yeah. They're pretty awesome. Thank God for the American military. I'll tell you that much. Yeah. I'll say it's a wild thing, man. I wonder if you know

29:23the other thing about this, you're not to get too far off topic of the mother of mayhem, but no cyber attacks. Yeah, that's true. What's up with that? That's true. I mean, you would think that everything they had their fingers into, they would have been jamming it up, screwing it up. Not a not a thing. It's one of those things that makes me a little nervous. I'm not going to lie. It makes me nervous and it makes me think there's something yet to come. Yeah. Maybe they're waiting for this signal. I don't know. That's what's really weird about it, right? Because I ran his hacked things or here's the other explanation, the other explanation. And I thought about this a lot as the world was unfolding. I started wondering, are these quote unquote hackers? Winging it like they don't have a process or a procedure the way the United States says like, are we need to we need to hack this this and this? Right. And this is what we do.

30:26Are they just, you know, flying by the seat of the pants and then they get in somewhere and they're like, Oh, we did it. We'll tell the IATOL that we got into the bank. Yeah. Can you do it again? No, I don't know how to do it again, but we did it. Yeah. Yeah, I don't know. That's a tough one there. You know, shut down a pipeline like they did that one time. Right. Yeah, if you could get into a colonial water treatment plants like they do regularly, it seems. Yeah, I, hey, but we were talking about the prepper sphere and having, and I wanted to just say stay tuned because we're going to have a back channel PBN and come answer. Yeah, network for sure. Yeah, we're going to we're going to have an emergency comms network. I'm not saying it will be the pen ultimate. The whole world is collapsed and you

31:28can still talk to me and Dave. No, but it is definitely going to be an ancillary communications network. It's going to be a way for you to reach out to people, a group of PBN listeners hosts and so on that in a situation like oh crap, a bunch of black hawks or ospreys just flew over my house. You'll be able to go a bunch of black hawks or ospreys just flew over my house. Anybody know what's going on? You know what I mean, which yeah, I'll tell you guys in the dark of night, those things go a long way. Yeah, you know what I mean? In the dark of night when war is happening and crazy stuff happens and you can click and click and find out like, oh no, we're not under attack. Okay, good. And get someone else's, you know, opinion and what they're seeing and you know, maybe it's nothing more than to hey, talk me off the ledge. So I'm ready to need that. Yeah, yeah, I'm ready. I think it's happening right now. I'm going to draw out all my money from my 401k. Tell me why I shouldn't. Yeah, you know, that happens, by the way. I got an email

32:33today. Listen, I get a email today from a guy, great guy. Yeah, and he said, long time guy here at PBN and he said, now, I don't know this whole situation. It is what it is. Right. And I don't want to go into it because it's personal, but like suffice it to say this person emails me and goes, you got any, you got any episodes on mental health? Oh, wow. Yeah. Yeah, it get wears on you. And this is a guy who's prepped, you know, I know. Yeah, right. So it, and it, like I said, it wears on you. And if you're, if you're out there on your own by yourself and every night, you're up all night on the computer, yeah. And your family's upstairs sleeping and you're going, it's all going to come to an end and I can't stop it. And I don't know what to do. And it's snowball that's rolling down the hill. And it's just gathered. It's getting bigger and bigger and bigger. And there's nothing that's going to, in your mind, stop it. Right. And I'll admit through this was back when I was working.

33:38Okay. And Tim McWelch, good friend, best selling author, Bushcraft master. Yeah. Great. And I said to him, look, I'm ready to draw the money out of my TSP. Tell me why I shouldn't do this. And he said, went down through the litany of stuff. And then he brought up other times when, you know, I think it was during Obama. Yeah. And he brought up other things and thankfully, I didn't do it because here I am right now. You know, years, years later, probably hasty decisions, man. Yeah. It's a weird thing. You want to hang on to the money and be careful with the decisions because nowadays things change so fast. Yeah. You know, like the chicken coop didn't change for how many hundreds of years, probably.

34:41Right. But now those quail cages I bought are a masterpiece. I mean, they're like, technology's changing things so fast. Like if you can, if you can afford to push it off, you may want to push it off just to see what's coming because it could be cheaper, could be better, you know, and things are changing. You know, this thing with silver is a massive change from me. Personally, it's a massive, it's changed. How I look at precious metals completely. Yeah. My whole operating procedure is now changed because just because of the price of silver, because it's like, I don't know if this is going to do what I wanted to do. It's and it's volatile now. And I don't know, you know, one of the things about fake silver was nice because it was always cheap. Yeah. You know, we'd always complain and say this is not the real price of silver. You know, yeah. And then you get the real price of silver or something akin to it. And it's like, yeah, all right, I want to lie back. I want the $20. So lie to me. Tell me it's 1888.

35:44Like you used to be. Yeah. And what I used to do was I would gather up all the scrap metal. And then I haul the scrap metal down to the scrap yard. They'd weigh it. They'd pay me cash. And I'd take that cash and I'd go and buy a ounce of silver or a precious metal. Yeah. From scrap metal to precious metal. Exactly. You know, Larry donated a lawnmower one time and another friend gave me a big washer dryer. He replaced his and it, you know, it was broken. So I took that in and that's what I used to do. Now I don't think I could get enough scrap metal on my trailer to get an ounce of silver. Yeah. There's a lot of people scrap into. It's harder to come by. But you know, it is that it is. So, you know, long story short PBN family prep on. Yeah. You know, it's just that that's what you got to do if you want to not lose your mind

36:47because we have we in my opinion, we ain't seen nothing yet in terms of civil unrest in this country. No. We ain't seen nothing. Yeah. And if you've got three more years of trouble. Yeah. If you're stressed, the answer for stress is action always definitely always do something that that makes you a little better than yesterday. The Mothman is out there. Let's see the Mothman back there. Yeah. That freaked me out. But you're 100% right, man. Action is the only thing that'll get you out of that mindset, you know. Yeah. And then once you do that thing, you're like, ah, I feel so much better. Yeah. And the tougher it is, the better you feel. Or the more of the more of a, you know, struggle it is to get it all done, the better it is. Yeah. If you put up a bucket of food, that's one more bucket that you didn't have this morning

37:47when you woke up. Sorry. You froze? Not my dogs went to the front door like somebody came in the front door. That's locked. And I was thinking, where's my gun at? Yeah. I was going, where is the fire? Actually, it's in my wife's glove box right now. I got to go get it. We were racing time to get back here for the show. But anyway, yeah. So for you fellow Virginians, look for many more of these to come. Yeah. I mean, this, this just sort of like the clockwork of civil unrest in the United States. So we'll be the the chaos here in the state of the commonwealth. Oh, you know what? I did want to talk about this real quick because I tried to get Keith from common sense practical prepper on. And he sent me a message. He's traveling. So he couldn't make it. It would have been really fun show you me

38:48and him. That would have been great. And he said he wanted to talk about the law. She's about to sign the prohibits the transportation of AR 15s on the public roadways. Yes. And I know that it's it's any what they term assault rifle. Yeah. So it can be a hunting rifle. I think anything that holds five rounds or more. I think it's seven for the hunting rifle. Oh, no, that's the shotgun. Yeah. If your shotgun holds more than seven. Oh, mine do. Yeah. I have a band a lear on mine. What's that mean? I have one shotgun that holds four rounds. That could be the answer though. That could be the answer. Get yourself a band a lear like I have. Yeah. Because they're not in there. They're not in the in my shotgun can't hold all those. But they're right. They're ready to go. You know what I mean? You know that Caltech shotgun that

39:49has like the bullpup. The three rotating barrels. Yeah. I mean, I think it holds something like 20 rounds. It's a beautiful thing. It is. That's a bump in the night weapon right there if I ever heard a one. Yeah. And the the other one that was that's passed the house in the Senate for a second amendment is carrying carrying weapons anywhere in the state. The entire commonwealth, I forget what it is. It's SB something or other to write it down over here. But it passed it was signed yesterday or passed yesterday the house in the Senate. And it basically it's, you know, the same idea, assault weapons, shotguns above certain, you know, magazines above certain, you know, hold the whole thing. It was no, actually, I got to find it. You've got time or no. Yeah, I got time. But you know what gets me is they they can pass these laws just out of

40:51what they think. There's no data behind it. You know, you can't say, well, the shotgun killed this many people because it held this many rounds. There's no data. It's just no. And it's all designed because criminals are going to criminal. Okay. They're not going to obey these laws. It's all designed to get law-biting citizens unarmed. Well, I was talking to my wife about it today and I said, you know, how many I'm insanely like, you know, silly with her. So I framed it as, you know, we won't see so many people carrying air of 15s around Virginia anymore. Yeah. Because that's what this is carrying loaded firearms. This is this is SB 727 carrying loaded firearms in public areas prohibited and the penalties changed semi-automatic center fire rifle or pistol

41:51that expensive single or multiple projectiles by actually about a 22 right equipped at the time of the offense with a magazine that will hold more than 20 rounds of ammunition. Designed by the manufacturer to accommodate a silencer or equipped with a folding stock shotgun with a magazine that will hold more than seven rounds. Anything with a threaded barrel. Yeah. There you go. Doesn't matter if you have a silencer or not or a suppressor. It's anything with a threaded barrel and a lot of firearms are sold that way. You know, thinking that someday a guy might want to get one. Yeah. What's the harm? What do you think? You think a guy buys a silencer and turns into James Bond all of a sudden? I'm just going to go shoot everybody with my new silencer. When have you heard a bad shooting where a guy had a silencer? I don't even think it's like these people have some kind of brain Hollywood. They have no clue what reality is. I don't think I know of a killing off hand that

43:02has happened with a silencer. No. You know, like person on civilian on civilian type thing. Right. But here it goes. It says on any public street road alley sidewalk public right away or in any public park or any other place of whatever nature that is open to the public in. And then they erased all of these counties and cities that it used to apply to the Commonwealth. So that what they're saying is that some dude in South Boston. Right. Who's been there probably three centuries worth or more of his family can't walk out on his sidewalk or on his street with an AR 15 over his back. I mean, that is so it's crazy. Yeah. I want to I want a constitutional amendment for revolution. That's what I want. Yeah. I want the declaration of independence is that. Yeah, pretty much. It says, you know, it's our duty. Because what this does for everybody who's

44:09paying attention, this eliminates the capability to repeat the 2020 protest for the second amendment that was a mom. It was the greatest protest probably in the history of the United States. Yeah. I mean, it as far as outcomes as far as the amount of people who showed up and what it looked like after we were done there. Yeah. Now that couldn't happen because you can't walk around with they are 15 slung on your back like people were doing there. Exactly. They don't want that show ever to happen again. And this is their way to stop it. It's ugly. It's a very ugly move because that was beautiful. Yeah. That was one of the most beautiful things I was ever a part of. And I'm a father of two. That's the state of the Commonwealth PB and family. Better keep your eye on it. If you're in Virginia, you better keep your eye on it. You better, you better get out and vote like Dave said. You better vote. No vote vote like your life depends on it. Either that or you better

45:09start looking at real estate. Yeah. Because if you're a conservative gun-toting Bible thumping, you know, the taxes on ammo and firearms, that's going to go because you know, they did it with alcohol and tobacco and anything. Oh, yeah. And it'll all go to education. Don't worry. The kids will be so smart. You won't even believe how smart they are. Yeah. They'll take your job. They'll still be so smart. They won't be able to read. But they'll be so smart. You won't believe it. Yeah. Yeah. I'm so done with taxes to schools. Yeah. Because the only thing I see happen consistently in public schools is there's one thing that happens almost every year. Teachers get raised. Yeah. I know you're supposed to be like, oh, no, no, no, they deserve it. Well, maybe I don't know. But good. God in heaven. Let's see some, let's see something come out of a Richmond public school that you're really excited about. Yeah. You know what I mean? Because all

46:12I get around here is bad news. Yeah. You know, but yeah, the taxes won't stop. And like I said, it may be, uh, you may see Dave Jones and the intrepid commander with palm trees in the background instead of moths. Yeah. Yeah. Orange oranges, oranges, homegrown lime trees. Can you imagine? Probably go grow avocados in Florida, right? That would be something probably do a lot of stuff, man. Do a lot of stuff. Get them ponds going filled with giant bass. Oh my gosh. Yeah. The bass fishing in Florida is insane. Yeah. Oh, man. It's tempting. It's tempting. It's only getting more tempting. It's year, what, what's your been in office three months? Yeah. Yeah. We got a long way to go. I got a long way to go, man. That's going to be a lot of court fights. But all right, PBN

47:13family. I think we've done it. This has been the state of the Commonwealth on the mother of May hand with Dave Jones, the NBC and myself. Thanks Dave for joining me, man. Always a pleasure to talk to you. Say, yeah, keep your eye out. Never know what's going on with these sleeper cells. If anything, big happens comes up, then we'll pop on and give you give you our two cents and what we know about the situation. Definitely. All right, folks. Talk to you tomorrow.