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Speaker: There's been an odd shift in human behavior over the last 15 plus years.
Speaker: A sense of entitlement, a constant need for attention, ironically coupled with the need to be left alone, a desire to be treated the same as everyone else, stupidly combined with the mindset of, I'm special, so treat me accordingly.
Speaker: Introducing the book, Amateur Nation, The Define of Common Sense, Manners, and Social Skills, the second edition.
Speaker: Inside, you'll read...
Speaker: The Amateur Mission Statement.
Speaker: The 30 Truths About Amateurs.
Speaker: The Four Stages of Being an Amateur.
Speaker: Amateur Habitats and History.
Speaker: Social Media Plus Me, Me, Me Equals Amateur.
Speaker: Technology and Amateur Behavior.
Speaker: With dozens of real funny photos, weird signs, and laugh-out-loud real-life accounts and actual conversations vividly showing how us pros are surrounded by Amateur Nation every day.
Speaker: Download the expanded second edition of the e-book, Amateur Nation, The Decline of Common Sense Manners and Social Skills.
Speaker: The second expanded edition, available now.
Speaker: Be a pro.
Speaker: Go to Amazon.
Speaker: Type Amateur Nation.
Speaker: Warning, the podcast you are about to hear is often based on true events and people.
Speaker: It chronicles the dialogue and actions of random, anonymous, obnoxious, self-entitled, unintelligent, self-centered idiots, attention whores, ignoramuses, dolts, clods, nimrods, douches, weirdos, drama queens, overly sensitive crybabies, and people who think they are better, more important, and special than the rest of us.
Speaker: In one word, amateurs.
Speaker: Amateurs.
Speaker: It's Amateur Nation with somebody called Santini.
Speaker: Yep, that's me, Lou Santini.
Speaker: We call attention to and call out the amateurs.
Speaker: The people who are doing life wrong.
Speaker: The speed bumps of life.
Speaker: The people that are in your way every day.
Speaker: The unintelligent, obnoxious, attention whoring, self-entitled drama queen victim types.
Speaker: who chip away at the moments of your life due to no self-awareness, common sense, manners, or social skills, and are disturbing the flow of the pros.
Speaker: Hi, Mom.
Speaker: Oh, hey, Lou.
Speaker: Amateur Nation, it's not just a podcast, it's a movement.
Speaker: You keep doing your little comedy show.
Speaker: You just have a good time with it.
Speaker: Well, thank you.
Speaker: I believe I will.
Speaker: This is episode 224.
Speaker: Wah!
Speaker: I want my blue checkmark.
Speaker: Fans first, shouts out to Oliver Miles Homeward and the Dan Andrews Experience, listening and commenting to and on the show on SoundCloud.
Speaker: Here is your post of the week.
Speaker: This one comes from Larry Schulk.
Speaker: I hope I'm saying his name right.
Speaker: I found him on Truth Social.
Speaker: It says, now people can see Fox News for what it has become.
Speaker: They hid behind Tucker after revealing themselves on election night when they called Arizona and other states long before it made sense to do so.
Speaker: Like James O'Keefe, Tucker is now free.
Speaker: My money's on him.
Speaker: Here's what's happening in Amateur Nation.
Speaker: Perhaps you had better start from the beginning.
Speaker: Topic number one.
Speaker: Topic number one.
Speaker: One of the worst actors of all time who somehow has an Oscar wants you to eat bugs.
Speaker: You know, like all the Hollywood elite do.
Speaker: From Yahoo Entertainment, this.
Speaker: Nicolas Cage recalled eating a live cockroach while filming his 1988 cult movie Vampire's Kiss and discussed how eating insects, quote, could solve world starvation.
Speaker: This is an absurd piece of jackditation.
Speaker: Jackditation.
Speaker: A. The world isn't starving.
Speaker: Only certain areas of the world.
Speaker: B. Your net worth is $25 million.
Speaker: Pony up, Nick.
Speaker: Sell one of your Ferraris and send some bucks to Somalia.
Speaker: Oh, that's right.
Speaker: C. Your net worth was over $100 million, but you didn't pay your taxes and spent money like crazy, and you're down to only $25 million.
Speaker: So why are we taking advice from you again in Title I?
Speaker: D, don't you love those broad statements?
Speaker: Eating insects could solve world starvation.
Speaker: Driving electric cars will solve world pollution.
Speaker: Better yet, make all transportation public.
Speaker: In fact, no leaving your house.
Speaker: Think of the energy savings.
Speaker: Problem solved.
Speaker: Remember when we didn't leave our houses in 2020 and how clean the air was and how it was a virtual paradise?
Speaker: Oh, you don't?
Speaker: Because you were busy sheltering indoors and staying safe.
Speaker: It's a fucking amateur hour, man.
Speaker: Oh, so it's not the tyrannical corrupt governments keeping their people in poverty.
Speaker: It's not people like Bill Gates and other NWO types poisoning and destroying our natural food supply.
Speaker: Okay, they're not.
Speaker: These chicken and cow farms are just blowing up due to all the livestock farts.
Speaker: Funny how the Twinkies supply is just fine.
Speaker: The hostess factory catch fire yet?
Speaker: Amen to that, brother.
Speaker: Woo!
Speaker: The article says Cage spoke to Nicholas Holt, his co-star in the upcoming film titled Renfield, as he told the tale of his bug-eating experience.
Speaker: He said, oh yeah, I ate it twice because the director did it just to prank me.
Speaker: If you're being pranked with eating live bugs, then it's probably not something the average person wants to eat on a regular basis as part of their daily diet.
Speaker: Okay.
Speaker: He then gave Holt some advice about eating bugs on the set of their new film since his character eats insects to gain superhuman powers.
Speaker: He said if you could get rid of your fear, your phobia of eating insects could solve world starvation.
Speaker: And if I just wasn't terrified of heights, I could be one of those construction workers on a skyscraper beam.
Speaker: And if I didn't have claustrophobia, I could handle my girlfriend cuddling on me after sex for more than 20 minutes.
Speaker: Nick's got all the answers, folks.
Speaker: The article says Cage continued to detail the potential perks that come with eating bugs.
Speaker: And, of course, you can guess what they are.
Speaker: High protein, no fat, excellent nutrients, abundance, they're everywhere, he said.
Speaker: I mean, why not?
Speaker: But nope, not going to happen, Cage said.
Speaker: I love how these amateurs tout the high protein aspect in bugs.
Speaker: It's never about the taste, the texture, satiety.
Speaker: Really?
Speaker: All bugs?
Speaker: High in protein?
Speaker: And how many pounds of bugs will I have to gag down to equal what's found in salmon, chicken, lean beef?
Speaker: By the way, amateurs, the human body also needs carbohydrates, sugars, fats, and plenty of other vitamins and minerals.
Speaker: Perhaps, Bill, I didn't get nearly the wedgies I deserved as a child Gates could invent a bug-based food pill we could all take.
Speaker: Think of the time saved cooking and eating.
Speaker: And we wouldn't need electricity or gas to cook.
Speaker: Or better yet, a bug-based vaccine injected into our bodies.
Speaker: No, wait!
Speaker: I got it.
Speaker: A bug-based microchip that releases artificial bug-based proteins into our circulatory systems at regular intervals.
Speaker: Idiot.
Speaker: I'll never do that again, the actor told Yahoo Entertainment.
Speaker: I'm sorry I did it at all.
Speaker: But if only we all ate bugs to solve world starvation.
Speaker: Not as sorry as anyone who saw your movies, by the way.
Speaker: How did you get your acting jobs again?
Speaker: Oh, that's right.
Speaker: You're the nephew of director Francis Ford Coppola and of actress Talia Shire and the cousin of directors Roman Coppola and Sofia Coppola.
Speaker: By the way, let's just say the world got behind the eating of bugs.
Speaker: Bees for breakfast, locusts for lunch, and dung beetles for dinner.
Speaker: Give it a week.
Speaker: That's just in.
Speaker: The world is running low on insects, so the New World Order asks that you begin an all-puppy diet to help end bug depletion.
Speaker: Even I think that's kind of cruel.
Speaker: Are you as sick of having the government, pro-athletes, and the Hollywood elite, the people who take...
Speaker: from you and don't pay your bills up your ass and in your face about every fucking aspect of your life as I am drive this don't drive that eat this don't eat that don't say that don't wear that give us your guns apologize for your race stop worshiping give us your children's minds pay more for everything
Speaker: Wait a minute, you're being sarcastic.
Speaker: Yes, you are.
Speaker: And what do all these things have in common?
Speaker: It's the government telling us this way is better.
Speaker: It's for your own good.
Speaker: It's for the greater good.
Speaker: Don't be racist.
Speaker: Be inclusive.
Speaker: Eat a bug.
Speaker: Pay more for eggs than you do for a gallon of gas.
Speaker: Go fuck yourself.
Speaker: It's no good.
Speaker: Amateur nation, i.e.
Speaker: Biden disciples, your way sucks.
Speaker: It doesn't work.
Speaker: It panders, destroys, guilt trips, deprives, and bleeds your mental and emotional health.
Speaker: Your way has brought out the ugliness in people.
Speaker: It rewards mental illness and lack.
Speaker: It takes from the hardworking and gives to the lazy and entitled while not helping the truly needy.
Speaker: Your way is sick.
Speaker: It's diseased.
Speaker: It's more of a conspiracy.
Speaker: Fucking A, B, C, and D. It makes the rich richer and the poor poorer.
Speaker: You no longer get sympathy or understanding from me.
Speaker: You're all rage, sadness, weakness, and anarchy.
Speaker: Your way is all about taking away joy.
Speaker: Simple joys like driving, cooking,
Speaker: Getting together.
Speaker: Comedy.
Speaker: Your way means others must be like you so you can be happy.
Speaker: And you're not.
Speaker: You never will be happy because misery loves company.
Speaker: In conclusion, when Amateur Nation eats three squares a day on nothing but bugs, then I still won't because I don't follow stupid.
Speaker: I have never needed a beer so bad in my entire life.
Speaker: Just don't make it a Bud Light.
Speaker: Wait, wait, I got it.
Speaker: Bug Light.
Speaker: Bug-based beer.
Speaker: Now with half the tentacles.
Speaker: And now this.
Speaker: Topic number two.
Speaker: President Coloring Book announced his new emissions standards for vehicles with the goal of reducing carbon emissions by 10 billion tons over three decades.
Speaker: That means 67% of new car sales need to be electric by 2031.
Speaker: How we doing towards that goal?
Speaker: Well, last year, less than 6% of cars made in the U.S. were electric because they suck.
Speaker: Here come some facts.
Speaker: Ah!
Speaker: I know, amateurs, you hate facts, but here they are.
Speaker: The average EV costs $18,000 more than a gas-powered car.
Speaker: Expect more blackouts due to the drain on the electrical grids.
Speaker: And let's not forget the evil empire that is China is behind all this shit.
Speaker: They hold 78% of the world's battery cell manufacturing.
Speaker: Now, to make one A, as in one car battery, you need 500,000 pounds of the Earth's crust.
Speaker: Remember the Earth?
Speaker: Earth Day just happened.
Speaker: Did you kiss a rock?
Speaker: Anyway, 500,000 pounds of the Earth's crust must be excavated.
Speaker: 25,000 pounds of brine for lithium.
Speaker: Luckily, brine is everywhere.
Speaker: 30,000 pounds of ore for cobalt.
Speaker: Wow.
Speaker: I got that in my backyard.
Speaker: 5,000 pounds of ore for nickel and 25,000 pounds of ore for copper.
Speaker: Materials needed to make the most vital parts of EVs are in countries with the worst environmental and human rights records, China, Russia, and the Congo.
Speaker: More cars means more earth devastation and more human rights suffering.
Speaker: Well, that's okay.
Speaker: I still like saying going green.
Speaker: Idea, a car that runs on bugs.
Speaker: Have you read my book?
Speaker: This podcast is based on it.
Speaker: Amateur Nation, The Decline of Common Sense Manners and Social Skills.
Speaker: You can download it on Amazon.
Speaker: Sneak Peek Thursdays happen on my YouTube channel, at Lusantini.
Speaker: Also, find me on Getter, at Lusantini, and on Truth Social, at Lusantini3.
Speaker: When we come back, Hollywood wants its baba, in topic number three, next.
Speaker: Hi, Froze.
Speaker: Lou Santini here, host of Amateur Nation.
Speaker: My dry bar comedy special, Amateur Nation, is now available.
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Speaker: Go to drybarcomedy.com slash LouHantini.
Speaker: This is my way of saying thank you to the pros who listen to this show every week.
Speaker: Drybarcomedy.com slash Lou S. Amateur Nation is not just a podcast, it's a movement.
Speaker: Hey pros, Lou Santini here.
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Speaker: Santini Governor Santini hold still there's more
Speaker: And now the topic that was the inspiration for this episode's title.
Speaker: I abandoned Twitter a long time ago after I got a couple posts deleted under the tyranny of Commie Jack Dorsey.
Speaker: I thought about going back now that it's a truer platform for free speech, but it's just another time suck and something that's intrusive in my life that I have to maintain.
Speaker: I already spend way too much time on social media for pleasure and research for this show, so I'm done with Twitter.
Speaker: However, the Hollywood elite are busting springs everywhere.
Speaker: Headline from the Daily Wire, Bette Midler melts down over losing blue check on Twitter.
Speaker: Here's the article.
Speaker: Leftist activist and actress Bette Midler... Was she a great big fat person?
Speaker: Well, she used to be, kinda....had a tantrum on Twitter after she lost her blue check mark as part of a planned update to the social media platform.
Speaker: She addressed Elon Musk saying, quote...
Speaker: Elon, deciding that I'm not me, I'm a fake, and obliging me, who has contributed mightily to your platform, at least until you tweaked the algorithm and tanked my metrics, to pay monthly because you don't have enough money, and you're humiliated because everyone thinks you're a pathetic douche is the funniest thing you've ever done.
Speaker: Let that sink in.
Speaker: Sorry to hear about your rocket.
Speaker: Go fuck yourself, you fucking child.
Speaker: How childish is that rant?
Speaker: Everyone thinks you're a pathetic douche.
Speaker: Can't you just picture a 12-year-old girl saying something like that to another girl in the playground?
Speaker: Everyone thinks you're ugly.
Speaker: Sorry to hear about your rocket, said the 12-year-old at the science fair.
Speaker: Can you see how pathetic this is?
Speaker: A 77-year-old accomplished entertainer with four Golden Globes, three Grammys, three Primetime Emmys, two Tonys, a Kennedy Center honor, a British Academy Film Award, and two Oscar noms, and a net worth of $250 million is throwing a fit over a blue checkmark.
Speaker: Funny how she calls out Elon Musk's money but doesn't have a problem with the myriads of public servants in Congress and the White House who are millionaires hundreds of times over due to insider trading and backdoor deals with China.
Speaker: Elon Musk, as far as I know, never did anything illegal to make his billions.
Speaker: Funny how she didn't have a problem with Jack Dorsey, former Twitter CEO, net worth $4.2 billion.
Speaker: Elon took my blue check away.
Speaker: I'm unverified.
Speaker: Well, I can verify that.
Speaker: Yes, I think you're stupid.
Speaker: After all these years and thousands of tweets and free content, this worm has the nerve to decertify me, Bette Midler wrote.
Speaker: The message went viral, earning 1.9 million views and many mocking replies.
Speaker: One person replied, if you had any self-awareness, this tweet would embarrass you.
Speaker: I just picture Butt Muddler at home, checking her laptop every 60 seconds to see if her blue checkmark is there.
Speaker: And if Elon Musk suddenly let her have it back, she'll let out this, oh, okay.
Speaker: There it is.
Speaker: And then her many assistants breathe a sigh of relief, only to have Elon Musk remove it again.
Speaker: If I was Elon Musk, I would hire an intern whose sole purpose is to randomly give and take away Butt Muddler's blue checkmark until she dies.
Speaker: Like she has it for a day, then gone for a day.
Speaker: Has it for an hour, gone for a week.
Speaker: Has it for a week, gone for five minutes.
Speaker: It's that little voice in your mind that says, fuck you to the people you hate.
Speaker: The article continues saying the individuals and businesses now need to pay the social media platform $8 per month to be part of the Twitter blue program, which also permits the edit feature on tweets.
Speaker: While almost all celebrities lost their blue check marks with the update, Musk made sure that three prominent figures who publicly promised they would never subscribe to Twitter blue kept their verified status despite not paying for it.
Speaker: Who are the three?
Speaker: NBA star LeBron James, horror author Stephen King, and Star Trek actor William Shatner are all still verified on Twitter.
Speaker: But Stephen King tweeted on Thursday, my Twitter account says I've subscribed to Twitter Blue.
Speaker: I haven't.
Speaker: My Twitter account says I've given a phone number.
Speaker: I haven't.
Speaker: Musk replied by saying, you're welcome.
Speaker: Namaste.
Speaker: The world's richest man later confirmed he had kept blue checks just for Shatner, LeBron, and King.
Speaker: Here's the best part.
Speaker: They didn't want to have to pay $8 for a Twitter blue subscription and be like everybody else.
Speaker: So, to get back at Elon Musk, they promoted block the blue, thinking that if they blocked the Twitter blue people, that would ultimately hurt Elon Musk.
Speaker: The article says that's when Musk pulled a genius move.
Speaker: He gave some of the people promoting the blocking of the blue checks their blue checks back and then laughed at them.
Speaker: Infants.
Speaker: All of them.
Speaker: The article says, now suddenly blue checks were, quote, bad.
Speaker: Multiple accounts that had over a million followers were wanting that they'd gotten the check back, yet hadn't paid.
Speaker: And now they were upset that they'd gotten it back, including people like Rick Wilson, Paul Krugman, I don't know who the hell these people are, and Chrissy Teigen.
Speaker: How this pumpkin head is famous, I have no idea.
Speaker: She says, wait, I'm crying.
Speaker: They're giving them for punishment now.
Speaker: It still gets better.
Speaker: The article says, so then they were doing all they could to get rid of the checks, sharing techniques about how you could accomplish that.
Speaker: Then came more virtue signaling meltdowns as liberals insisted they had not paid for the check, didn't know why it was there, and were trying to get rid of it.
Speaker: Actor Ron Perlman whined he had not paid.
Speaker: He said, just for the record, I have not subscribed to Twitter Blue, nor will I ever.
Speaker: Dear Elon, creepy people do creepy things.
Speaker: Best regards, Ron.
Speaker: And amateurs will do amateur things because they need attention and because they're full of emotion.
Speaker: And if there are young people listening right now, do you see how immature, insecure,
Speaker: hate-filled, hostile, worried, nervous, entitled, protected, and mentally ill much of Hollywood is?
Speaker: By the way, Ron Perlman, like all those in Hollywood who would move to Canada when Trump got elected and would leave Twitter when Musk took over, said he was going to leave Twitter in October of last year because of Musk.
Speaker: I want somebody to pay a little attention to me.
Speaker: It's April, girl.
Speaker: All right, let's lighten up a little bit here.
Speaker: Let's take some nibbles off the a la carte menu.
Speaker: Here we go.
Speaker: The VP's back and there's gonna be rambling.
Speaker: Hala, Hala, the VP's back.
Speaker: Yes, America's favorite cackling hyena, Kamala Sling Blade Harris is back.
Speaker: And this time, courtesy of the proud Republican on Instagram, she's expounding on the country of Africa.
Speaker: Pencils ready?
Speaker: Median age on the continent of Africa is 19.
Speaker: By 2050, one in four people occupying space on Mother Earth will be on the continent of Africa.
Speaker: Think about what that means in terms of the opportunity, in terms of the future, in terms of the obvious fact, I believe, as evidenced by the demographics I've just shared,
Speaker: which is that what happens on that continent will impact the entire globe.
Speaker: That's just you saying a bunch of things.
Speaker: Hey, Bud Light Marketing Chief Alyssa Heinerscheid has taken a leave of absence.
Speaker: You know, I remember when I was marketing director and creative director of a design build firm in Los Angeles, and I put my feelings ahead of facts and thought I knew better than a company that had been around for 147 years and cost the company $8 billion in a week and they sent me home that day without pay.
Speaker: That sucked.
Speaker: Oh wait, that never happened to me.
Speaker: Go to hell.
Speaker: Good riddance.
Speaker: P.S.
Speaker: I'll still never buy an Anheuser-Busch product.
Speaker: Amateur nation, defend this.
Speaker: President Joe Biden is pledging $1 billion in your taxpayer money to a United Nations climate fund that funnels millions of dollars to China, the world's largest emitter of carbon and second largest economy.
Speaker: Well, he's an asshole, that's what.
Speaker: So what?
Speaker: It's his age.
Speaker: Did you know illicit drugs are bad?
Speaker: And if you give out free needles, drug users will use more drugs.
Speaker: And if you give them free squatting rights to do the free drugs, they'll do more drugs.
Speaker: It's true.
Speaker: I looked it up.
Speaker: Well, California Emperor Gavin Newsom is teaming up with the CHP, the SFPD, the San Francisco DA's office, and the National Guard to get a handle on the fentanyl epidemic.
Speaker: One of those pesky drug users must have found his way onto one of his vineyards.
Speaker: California is asshole.
Speaker: What have I been saying?
Speaker: All right, so you got a good career going.
Speaker: Got the wife or husband and 2.3 kids.
Speaker: You cut corners where you had to.
Speaker: You scrimped.
Speaker: You saved.
Speaker: Did some smart investing that did involve insider trading like most of Congress.
Speaker: College debt has paid off through hard work and not from a handout from President Coloring Book.
Speaker: You're ready to buy a house.
Speaker: Your first house.
Speaker: Maybe your dream house.
Speaker: Luckily, you've worked hard to improve your credit.
Speaker: Quick look at your credit score.
Speaker: Wow, 800.
Speaker: Good for you.
Speaker: Oh, 1% fee added on.
Speaker: Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Speaker: Hang on.
Speaker: Your irresponsible brother-in-law's FICO score is 620.
Speaker: Wait a minute, he gets a 1.75% discount?
Speaker: Wrong!
Speaker: That's wrong!
Speaker: Hey, did you know May 8th is National Outdoor Intercourse Day?
Speaker: Alright, I'll be right back.
Speaker: Time now for three pro things.
Speaker: Three things in the world that are done right.
Speaker: To give us hope.
Speaker: Here they are.
Speaker: Alright, let's let the furry from a past episode do the honors and be the bumpers for each pro thing.
Speaker: Here we go.
Speaker: Cue furry number one.
Speaker: Meow.
Speaker: Stop Erasing Women is the title of this reel found on Instagram by at living life like Alex.
Speaker: I've done my share of speaking on behalf of women, especially when it comes to trans men and women's sports.
Speaker: And of course, the proliferation of men pretending to be women used as marketing tools for various products and being seen on magazine covers, even getting woman of the year awards.
Speaker: Well, this woman has had enough.
Speaker: And man, she says it exactly right.
Speaker: The sad thing is, amateurs pretending to be men will simply reply with, well, I'm still a woman and you can't tell me otherwise.
Speaker: And you can't because mental illness.
Speaker: Here's Alex.
Speaker: Hey, I just want to clear some things up for some people.
Speaker: I'm not a birthing person.
Speaker: I'm not a menstruating person.
Speaker: I'm not a chest feeder.
Speaker: I'm not a costume.
Speaker: I'm not a caricature.
Speaker: And I certainly can't be duplicated in 365 days.
Speaker: Makeup doesn't define me and neither does what I wear.
Speaker: And for the love of all things good, don't call me a cis woman.
Speaker: I'm just a woman.
Speaker: And I did not get seven layers of my stomach cut open bringing my son into this world to be erased by Mr. Five O'Clock Shadow in a dress.
Speaker: We no longer have our own bathrooms, feminine products, sports, without mentally ill men claiming an identity that isn't theirs being shoved down our throats.
Speaker: Your girlhood videos where you mock us and your bottom surgery will never make you a woman.
Speaker: There's no logical reason why a man should be in partnership with tampons and sports bras.
Speaker: And acknowledging any male that says he's a woman and agreeing because it's the nice thing to do is being complicit and a lie.
Speaker: And at this point, I am just so tired of being told,
Speaker: I must be accepting of such fairy tales.
Speaker: And pro thing number two.
Speaker: I like Missouri Republican Senator Josh Hawley.
Speaker: I like his straightforwardness, his questioning of wrongdoers on Capitol Hill, and frankly, I like how he speaks.
Speaker: Here he is with a mic drop calling out the globalists' New World Order policies at the Heritage Foundation's 50th Anniversary Leadership Summit.
Speaker: I just suggest you this 30 years into this experiment of new world order politics.
Speaker: The verdict is that the politics of new world order have failed.
Speaker: They have failed our people.
Speaker: They have failed our party.
Speaker: The pursuit of economic globalism has failed.
Speaker: The pursuit of liberal empire has failed.
Speaker: It has cost us shocking sums of money.
Speaker: I think Senator Scott was maybe just talking about some of that.
Speaker: It has fueled the rise of our most serious adversary, China.
Speaker: We will surely look back at the decision to create the World Trade Organization and its current structure and to admit China to the WTO and then to give China permanent most favored nation status as one of the most colossal errors any global power has made in its history.
Speaker: And certainly it's one of the biggest errors the United States has ever made.
Speaker: What did that do?
Speaker: It fueled the rise of China.
Speaker: China has built its military on the backs of our middle class.
Speaker: China has systematically cheated on trade, systematically cheated and manipulated its own monetary policy.
Speaker: And the policies that our governing class adopted in the 1990s and early 2000s helped them do it.
Speaker: But worse than all of that, worse than all of that, the new world order politics has cost us a way of life.
Speaker: and that's the working class way of life.
Speaker: The economic policies of the last 30 years have sent millions of jobs overseas, and they tend to come from one part of the country.
Speaker: They come from the blue collar worker part of our country.
Speaker: It is the working class, the middle class of this nation that have paid in jobs lost, in wages lost, in families lost because of the politics of the last 30 years.
Speaker: What does that mean practically?
Speaker: Well, it's meant that whole towns and communities have disappeared.
Speaker: Listen, I know I came from one of them.
Speaker: I'm from a small town in West Central Missouri.
Speaker: I watched as I grew up local industry leave.
Speaker: I watched jobs be lost.
Speaker: I lost folks who work nearby at a manufacturing plant, who work nearby on the assembly line, lose their jobs, lose their livelihoods, lose the ability to support their families.
Speaker: That's happened all across our country, not just in Missouri, not just in Michigan, not just in places that begin with M.
Speaker: but all across the United States of America.
Speaker: You can see and hear his full remarks on YouTube.
Speaker: And furry number three.
Speaker: Oh my God.
Speaker: You gotta love a cat that says, oh, mid-meow.
Speaker: Anyway, about a year ago, I wrote and produced one of five parody songs found on my YouTube page, At Lusantini.
Speaker: It's a parody of the, I think it's 1996, Mickey Avalon song called My Dick.
Speaker: I rewrote the lyrics and produced a song called My Prez.
Speaker: And with every passing day of stupidity, insults to my intelligence, more corruption being exposed with hard evidence and testimony, this song is more on the money every day.
Speaker: Please check out my sketches slash parody songs category on my YouTube page.
Speaker: Share this song with someone who gets it.
Speaker: Like it, comment on it, do what you got to do.
Speaker: And especially share it with someone who still thinks that mentally incompetent crip keeper President Biden is better than Donald Trump.
Speaker: This is called MyPrez.
Speaker: Enjoy.
Speaker: Prez has a classy, smart wife.
Speaker: Yo, Prez done nothing all the
Speaker: Prez, always cause for alarm My Prez, gets peace in the Middle East Your Prez, stupidity never cease My Prez, won election fair and square Your Prez, fell three times up the stairs My Prez, made medicine affordable Your Prez, everything he does is horrible
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Speaker: If you contribute to the show, my email address is lou at lou santini dot com.
Speaker: And my Drive Our Comedy special is also called Amateur Nation.
Speaker: You can find that driveourcomedy dot com slash L-O-U-S.
Speaker: Amateur Nation is not just a podcast.
Speaker: It's a movement.
Speaker: So remember, amateurs, we see you.
Speaker: You're not at home.
Speaker: Don't do life wrong.
Speaker: Go pro.
Speaker: Don't be an amateur.
Speaker: For Amateur Nation, I'm Lou Santini, and this has been a Big Major Production.
Speaker: This is an absurd piece of jackditation.
Speaker: Jackditation?
Speaker: A specious or false premise?
