1:35:45 is because we are the major obstacle to a one world government and one world domination. But we cannot be overcome militarily. So you have to overcome us by destroying us from within. I like J.D. Vance, but he would have made a good vice president. He's the opposite in his delivery than mine, but he knows what he's talking about. So notice what Carson just said, because he grew up poor and he grew up in an agricultural area and all the rest of it. The first time I ever heard the n-word was when I was like a teenager on a trip to New York. I'm not putting down New York or anything, but people think of the South, people run around saying the n-word everywhere. In my family, that was a trashy thing that low-class people did. And I just knew that's what low-class people did. And in East Texas, where my dad's from,
1:36:50 There was rich white people, poor white people, well-to-do black people, poor black people, but everybody just knew each other and worked together and got along and helped each other. And I never heard anything bad about the black people, except as I got older and traveled to some of the towns and learned, there was kind of like gangs of kind of KKK type folks that just didn't like anybody. Even if you were from around there, they didn't like you because you weren't in their club. And most people just laughed at them. But it did exist, it was there, but did that have any power? And so you got people that live up in New York City, they actually think, again this is like Chuckie Schumer can't cook a hamburger, they think, like they laugh, it's a big joke in like New York and New Jersey and Illinois and places, you know, oh you're from Texas, you ride horses to work, stuff like that, yeah, we also got NASA and everything else. But there's an extrapolation of that where they go further and they go, oh,
1:37:53 There's great people by the way up on the northeast, great people. I'm up there all the time saying liberals particularly, they're like, oh yeah, black people, you down there eating fried chicken with them? And I'm like, yeah, they're gonna have to fight me over it. Like see, because southerners at the end of the Civil War didn't move to the north and bring their food. But the black people did, and so northerners thought chicken fried steak and collard greens and black eyed peas and mashed potatoes and gravy was a black thing. It's a southern thing. But you hear the left always make jokes like, Bill Clinton's in trouble. He was in Atlanta, and I don't like Bill Clinton, but it was like eight years ago. He goes, Bill Clinton at his meeting with black leaders served fried chicken
1:38:42 and sweet potatoes. Well, Bill Clinton's from Arkansas, that's what you eat in the South. He didn't serve it to them because they were black, it's what he wanted to eat. It's like, it's so crazy that the northerners that are rich don't know how to cook a hamburger because they're so domesticated, and then they think chicken, fried chicken is a black thing. Have you ever ate fried chicken? You eat it, it's going to be your thing. So, but I'm just saying the left are like space aliens people. I mean, they are, I know I've already been harping on it, but they are so weird. They are so crazy. And I mean, I went on that riff with Carson explaining how it works in the country. When somebody needs help, you give them help no matter what their political affiliation is. That's a side issue. And we've got to get back to that. And they're getting me hungry now. Collard greens.
1:39:48 Cheese grits, black-eyed peas. Oh my, my stomach is now growling. Oh, it looks so good. Yeah, that's the famous thing where Bill Clinton got in trouble. Serving black people fried chicken. But imagine, nothing against people in California and up north. They think that's like really weird, like that's black food. Why would you give the people their black food? Actually, if it was just black food, wouldn't that be nice to actually give, I can't believe I'm defending Bill Clinton, actually give them what they like? But Bill Clinton didn't even think about it, because that's what he grew up eating in Little Rock and Hot Springs. I just, I can't handle it anymore. I really can't. I mean, this is insane. Now I want collard greens. You guys go to Hoover's, and seriously, that is a soul food place, actually, you know.
1:40:41 But it's the same thing as Southern cooking. It's the same damn thing. All right, I've just spent time on Southern cooking and now my stomach is growling. But seriously, I challenge anybody in the North, come to Austin, go to a place that's known for good chicken fried steak, and get a chicken fried steak and tell me you're not hooked. Just tell me you're not. Because the only thing better than a fried piece of chicken is a fried piece of red meat. Now I'm actually drooling. Of course, fried pork chops are pretty damn good too. But no, I'm a beef guy. And again, you don't take a regular steak and fried folks. They take a piece of hammered steak, thin steak. Kind of like a schnitzel. Like the Germans have pork schnitzel and chicken schnitzel mainly. Okay, now I'm really starting to get hungry. I'm gonna stop now. Now the show has turned into a food program. It'll be much more happy show. Let's have a cooking show. And I will cook you chicken fried steak, collard greens, mashed potatoes, and sweet potatoes. I guess in the north you call them yams.
1:41:47 But anyways, let's uh, I will say this though. I've gone and sold kitchens in like New York and places thinking I'm gonna eat some southern food and it's not as good. Now the black southern cooking places in Texas are the best you're gonna get. But the black people up north, the places I've gone, I've been to a lot of them, they must have just picked up the menu and thought it was cool because they ain't cooking it. And then you get into Shetlands. And I'm not really a fan of it, but when I was a kid I ate some of them. I've eaten pickled pig's feet. Yes, I have. And then it's not that good. All right, so not everything down here in the South is good, I'm just saying. Okay, now that we're into redneck land, play the one minute promo on the good old boys. I need to reset my brain, I'm gonna run out of your calls and I apologize. All this World War III talk's got me like thinking about fishing and hunting and frying chickens. Here it is.
1:42:59 Just a good old boy, never meanin' no harm Beats all you never saw Been in trouble with the law since the day they was born Straightenin' the curve, flattenin' the hill Someday the mountain might get him but the law never will Makin' their way the only way they know how That's just a little bit more than the normal life Just a good old boy Wouldn't change if they could Fighting the system like a true modern day Robin Hood