PBN Daily News: Firing Representatives, Antifa Bombs, and Pesto

[00:00:00] You are listening here to pay the end.

[00:00:07] Your path back is to be let it have.

[00:00:30] If you're going to attack the Bill of Rights unendingly, we have to establish consequence.

[00:00:39] Good morning, welcome in, it's Friday. I don't know about you, but the unending attacks on mine and yours Bill of Rights by trees in this government.

[00:00:56] Let's just call it what it is.

[00:01:01] Anything that seeks to weaken American freedom has to be to some degree an act of treason.

[00:01:13] Why is that? Because we've reached a point now where competition and stakes are very high.

[00:01:19] There are other major nations making big moves that will decide the fate of the superpower that dominates the world.

[00:01:28] Our politicians are busy slitting our wrists and bleeding us out by constant and consistent, and they're the same word, attacks on the Bill of Rights.

[00:01:45] And listen, if you want to propose legislation, if you want to propose what do they call now rules, recommendations.

[00:01:56] If you want to propose these things as a representative or as a subcommittee or as a shlub committee or as a whatever.

[00:02:05] If you're in government and your best course of action, and you truly believe in this course of action, is to attack the Fourth Amendment with privacy, with the FBI being able to say,

[00:02:17] well, you know what, we need 160,000 people's information from Google so we can see who's been watching videos about drones.

[00:02:26] To the new White House announcing new gun restrictions at the White House press briefing yesterday, the amazingly talented and unflappable and incredibly informed and well-educated Karine Jean-Pierre announced a new set of restrictions that will require background checks for all gun dealers who are engaged in the business of firearms dealing.

[00:02:51] The new rules would prohibit the sale of firearms between private citizens and states where there is no current regulation such as Alabama, Alaska, Arizona and Arkansas.

[00:03:02] I'll say it again. This incredible gun restriction, which I mean, like I said, it's death by a thousand cuts, right?

[00:03:12] They're looking to take action against states like Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas.

[00:03:25] It's all so silly, but the truth of the matter is it's still an attack on the second.

[00:03:32] Right? Still an attack on the second.

[00:03:34] Alabama, Alaska, Arizona. Basically what is it? It's basically you rolling into a gun show with a rifle on your back with a price tag wrapped around it and somebody coming up to you and saying, hey, I'll buy that for $500.

[00:03:48] Okay, here you go. And you hand it off to them and they leave.

[00:03:51] Now, if you think what's happening in Chicago, if you think what's happening in major cities all across the country with firearms has anything to do with dudes in Alabama, Alaska, Arizona and Arkansas walking around with a single rifle or maybe let's say they have two rifles slung over their back because there's literal carrying capacity issues.

[00:04:21] They're slung over their back with price tags on them at a gun show.

[00:04:26] And this is set the nation on fire with gun violence and we have to do something about it, Mr. President. We must do something about it.

[00:04:35] If you truly believe that, you're a moron. But more and more over, once you decide to stand behind a law, rule restriction that attacks an amendment, there has to be restrictions.

[00:04:54] There has to be repercussions. If you roll the dice and the majority of the people say, this makes sense, let's go ahead with it. They get calls from their constituents and they say, yeah, you know, I like this idea.

[00:05:11] I think this is a good solid idea. It makes sense.

[00:05:14] And a bill is passed or an amendment is created.

[00:05:20] Then I'd say, you know, maybe it did something. Maybe it did something that needed to be done in this moment in time.

[00:05:27] However, if we're going to line up, if being a representative in the United States or being part of the government in the United States at the leadership and highest levels is just a big line that you get into every morning

[00:05:43] and wait your turn to attack the Constitution in a bill of rights, those people have to go. That's all.

[00:05:50] That's the amendment that is needed. That's the bill that needs to be proposed.

[00:05:58] If you bring something to the floor of Congress and say, hey, we're going to restrict one of the amendments of the Bill of Rights,

[00:06:06] we're going to restrict the very base rights and freedoms of the American people.

[00:06:14] We're going to do so in the name of safety. We're going to do so in the name of security. We're going to do so whatever in the name of whatever it is you think you're going to do it for.

[00:06:24] If it don't float, then you got to go.

[00:06:31] I don't see the harm in it. There's plenty of people.

[00:06:34] There's plenty of representatives. There's races every election season with multiple people who want to be representatives.

[00:06:41] We don't need to hang on to these representatives with white knuckles.

[00:06:48] It would be okay. It would be better for the nation to have a revolving door at the representative level. It really would. I think it would be better.

[00:06:59] Now there are some things probably it would affect in a negative way, but the idea is not to have a long history of revolving door representatives.

[00:07:09] It's to have representatives that understand, oh, you know what? I'm actually held accountable for what I do here.

[00:07:17] I'm actually held accountable for what I do. If I decide that in the name of safety, I'm going to attack the Fourth Amendment and steal away the privacy of the American people,

[00:07:28] and by using the Justice Department, I could lose my seat and I could lose my influence and I could lose the extra $500,000 a year I make out above and beyond what I actually get paid to do this job.

[00:07:46] Oh, and assets seized by the way. Assets above and beyond salary seized.

[00:07:51] In other words, you were representative for three years. You came out and said, you know, it's time to end this assault rifle madness.

[00:08:01] We have to get rid of all the assault rifles in the nation. Here's my bill. I'm proposing my bill.

[00:08:06] Elimination of all assault rifles. Me and my idiotic colleagues will sit down and decide what an assault rifle is up into a gel blaster with a removable stock.

[00:08:17] And you bring that bill to the floor and you get laughed out of Congress and the people call you up in droves and tell you you're an idiot and you can't attack the Second Amendment and shall not be infringed.

[00:08:29] It's written pretty clearly. Well, then your time's up. You know, you took a shot as a representative. This is not a career.

[00:08:38] You took a shot as a representative and guess what? You weren't too good at it. You didn't represent the people's desires.

[00:08:46] You didn't represent the people in the way that they needed to be represented. So what that means is you're fired.

[00:08:54] You took a strike at the most important document in world history, if you ask me. Barring maybe the Bible, right?

[00:09:03] You took a swipe. You took a slash at the Bill of Rights and you failed.

[00:09:07] And the American people have to look at you now and go, well this guy came after my second. Why do I want him here?

[00:09:14] So you're out. That's all. You brought a bill to the floor. You had some sponsors.

[00:09:21] And since you're the main guy on the bill, goodbye.

[00:09:24] Oh, and by the way, we're going to audit you and anything, any money that you made outside of the salary other than your own businesses or whatever you operate.

[00:09:37] Any kind of kickbacks, any kind of investments that you made that seemed to be suspect, what would you seize all that money and put it towards gun education? Firearms education.

[00:09:53] What's wrong with that? Oh, nobody will want to be a representative. No, plenty of people will want to be representatives.

[00:09:59] What is this idea that nobody will want to be a representative?

[00:10:02] If I woke up tomorrow and on the news it was like, oh we're in big trouble. Not one person in the state of Virginia will step up to be a representative.

[00:10:11] I'd do it. How many people would do it? Lots. Lots would do it.

[00:10:18] And they do it for a short period of time because they'd have to do it for a short period of time because that's the way it used to be. That's the way it should be.

[00:10:25] Right? I got business to run. I can give you a year.

[00:10:29] I'm not in here to make a living. I'm not in here to build this into a career. I'm not in here to attack the hard God given rights.

[00:10:37] We need a change at the congressional level, Peebe and family. Sooner rather than later. You know what I mean?

[00:10:45] The biggest story in the news, of course, is not the biggest story in the news, of course. First criminal trial.

[00:10:52] Cohen prepare for surprises. Right? Donald Trump once again. It's amazing that Democrats making the same exact mistake they made in 2016.

[00:11:06] Remember? In 2016 they filled the airwaves with Donald Trump and they were like, you know this is going to damn him.

[00:11:12] Oh yeah, we're going to get him on film. We're going to get all the proof we need about him.

[00:11:18] And they played right into his hand and that was silly enough. But now I'm watching it happen all over again.

[00:11:26] Well let's just play a little game real quick shall we? Play a little game. CNN.com. Let's just see.

[00:11:31] CNN.com. The first picture, why Johnson is headed to Mar-a-Lago. Boom.

[00:11:43] This is the first picture, biggest picture on the left, CNN.com. The House Speaker will stand next to Trump today to amplify the former president's most damaging falsehood.

[00:11:53] And what is the president's most damaging? I don't even know what it is. Let's see what CNN thinks it is.

[00:11:59] The country's most powerful elected Republican who is seeking to save his job under threat from Trump-aligned members in his own parliament also takes place three days before Trump, the presumptive GOP president and

[00:12:14] the president's nominee becomes first former president to go on trial. With the beginning of jury selection in New York, the most damaging falsehood that America's Democratic elections are catastrophically tainted by fraud.

[00:12:28] Well we'll see. We'll see. We'll see how damaging a falsehood that is. Right?

[00:12:36] Take the way back in Hader, all the way back to Hillary Clinton post Donald Trump's win. Okay? And then also should Donald push this thing out? Should he eke out a win against the system?

[00:12:53] Just remember that his most damaging falsehood is the claim that America's Democratic elections are catastrophically tainted by fraud. Just remember that. That's all.

[00:13:05] I've got a feeling we'll hear a lot of that from the other side. MSNBC, official site. Let's just look. Oh, biggest picture on the left.

[00:13:17] More pictures down below. Trump's failed delay tactics in his criminal trial are costing him dash literally.

[00:13:25] Down here. Oh, they have a whole entire section. See, MSNBC is so dumb they have an entire section dedicated to Trump on trial.

[00:13:34] Because they don't understand. Oh, here's more. Decision 2024. Another big picture of Trump with the make America great again had on fainting credibility on abortion.

[00:13:42] Trump revises his revisions. Wow, these are some dark places. I have not really... I can't tell you. I think I've never been to MSNBC.com before.

[00:14:00] That is a dark, dark little operation right there. Anyway, I've got another great R. Oh, we're still worrying about the Iran attack that's supposed to come forth.

[00:14:12] It's not like it came forth four days ago, but is coming in 48 hours. That's a news story that we're supposed to worry about.

[00:14:19] Like four or five days ago Iran said they're going to attack us in 48 hours or attack Israel in 48 hours. Nothing's happened.

[00:14:27] Do you notice that of our enemies? They do a lot of that. And not that I want to see it. I'm just saying they do a lot of that.

[00:14:35] A nation tripping over itself over abortion again. The most important issue of your whole life. Nothing is more important.

[00:14:45] Nothing is more important. There are no rights, nothing. Rather the nation fall into civil war over a woman's right to have an abortion than anything else.

[00:14:57] I know that probably pisses some people off, but let's just get real here folks.

[00:15:04] I could get into deep graphic detail of my own personal life to describe how easy it is to avoid that situation.

[00:15:16] But you know, we're not talking rocket science. You know what I mean? Like how? Oh my God, I can't believe it. I must be the Virgin Mary.

[00:15:28] I'm pregnant again. How'd it happen? Let's move on. Let's move on to the white supremacist from Alabama who blew up the court building.

[00:15:41] What did he blow up? Attorney General's office? You remember a couple years ago, me and my friends and people like us were made out to be the greatest domestic threat of your lifetime.

[00:15:58] Remember? It was people who had love of country. It was people with tactical training and aspirations. It was people who supported the Second Amendment.

[00:16:13] It was people who were white. It was people who stood against the government. Do you remember all those things? You know, the greatest threat of it was in Biden came in.

[00:16:25] We have to address this threat of domestic white anti-government extremism and people who love America. We have to root them out.

[00:16:33] Well, in Montgomery, Alabama, a suspect has been arrested for the February 24th detonation. Oh! Do we want to do this? I do want to do this. I want to do this as one threat, one solution. I'm sorry. Let's get the music.

[00:17:03] Now, don't worry about it. This guy was part of Turning Point USA or the... What is it? The other one? The Freedom Front? One of those nationalist white supremacist evil groups is where this guy came from.

[00:17:23] Okay. In Montgomery, Alabama, a suspect has been arrested for the February 24th detonation of an explosive device outside of Alabama Attorney General's office.

[00:17:34] Oh! Whoops. I'm sorry. I gave you some mis and disinformation. Actually, this character here, one of these Gotham villains was a non-binary transgender Antifa affiliate. Sorry.

[00:17:48] Reading the beginning of the story, I naturally assumed he was a patriotic, freedom-loving anti-government white nationalist.

[00:17:56] Right? Pro-America, you know, pro-life. One of those monsters. Antifa, a non-binary transgender Antifa affiliate was charged with malicious use of an explosive and possession of an unregistered destructive device.

[00:18:12] The U.S. Department of Justice advised that Kyle Calvert used a device characteristic of an IED that used a substantial number of nails and other shrapnel.

[00:18:23] You know, just a good, clean Antifa member. Nothing to see here, folks. Nothing to see here.

[00:18:33] He was, quote, advocating for various political ideologies as he placed Antifa-related stickers at the office.

[00:18:42] But don't worry. Antifa is not actually a group. It's not actually violent. They're not a violent group. They're not even... they don't even really exist, to be honest.

[00:18:53] They're like... they are like Kaiser Soze. No, they're like the League of Shadows from Batman. You know what I mean? They don't even really exist. They're like the court of the owls.

[00:19:08] While espousing the belief that violence should be directed against the government, you know, it's a may... we could get up here and do show after show after show.

[00:19:18] Nonviolent, great solutions. You know, I'm talking... not just PBN. I'm talking conservative podcasting, shows, all that esp... radio, nonviolence, nonviolence, nonviolence, nonviolence.

[00:19:35] These guys show up and say, you know, I'm part of Antifa, which is a group of anti-fascists.

[00:19:43] I made an IED. I blew up the side of the Attorney General's office in Alabama and I'm a non-binary transgender, probably nuts.

[00:19:57] I'd say probably... you know what? Scratch the non-binary transgender. Let's start with Izzy nuts and then we'll worry about the rest of the categorizations.

[00:20:05] You know, because we do have a problem with absolute nuts by the way.

[00:20:12] So he believes in violence against the government. No big deal. You know. No big... that's not insurrection type talk.

[00:20:23] Where are we at here?

[00:20:25] The improvised explosive device was detonated less than a week after the Supreme Court issued a ruling that live human embryos are human lives under state law. Radical, radical.

[00:20:36] The motive is still unclear. That's sweet. That's... that's the best part. That's the best line in the whole story, right?

[00:20:45] So the Alabama Supreme Court comes out and says, you know, guess what? A human embryo is a human.

[00:20:51] No shit. This guy shows up, blows the side of the building up, the cops go, we're not quite sure what his motive was.

[00:21:04] We haven't quite hammered down why the gentleman or gentle lady or gentle thing decided to blow the side of the building up.

[00:21:14] But we're working on it. Law enforcement used multiple commercial and government installed surveillance cameras to track... remember this now.

[00:21:22] To track the suspect back to a vehicle that was later detected by license plate reading cameras.

[00:21:28] Law enforcement analyzed his gate and found a dominating limp which was used to help identify the driver. Okay? Why is that important?

[00:21:38] Because this is at the Attorney General's office in Alabama. No offense to the Alabamans.

[00:21:47] What happened in January 6th? There's several things. One of the biggest things is somebody put an explosive, planted an explosive and no one can figure out when or how or where or who.

[00:22:02] Right? Now this is around the Capitol building.

[00:22:10] They found a dude with a limp and there were enough cameras in Alabama to follow this guy home, get a license plate, a limp, a look, go... right?

[00:22:23] And they're trying to tell you, well we don't know where certain people were at certain times. We don't know how certain people got there.

[00:22:31] We don't know who planted this device but we're sure it was a Trump supporter but we don't know who it was but we were sure it was an insurrectionist.

[00:22:38] Definitely wasn't somebody from the FBI.

[00:22:41] But down there in Alabama we recognize exactly who did this based off of a limp, six cameras, license plate number, body being.

[00:22:54] So just remember you know you got to know when you're being lied to. That's all.

[00:22:59] So what's you know one threat one solution? What are we doing? What are we talking about?

[00:23:04] We're talking about know when you're being lied to and understand the real threats no matter what people tell you.

[00:23:11] No matter what they line up and tell you, oh there's nothing wrong with the less than 1% right there.

[00:23:18] There's nothing wrong with this community of people who are just peacefully trying to figure out who they are.

[00:23:24] You can't blanket statement any group good or bad.

[00:23:28] You can't gather up all the conservative right wingers in the country and go they're all great people.

[00:23:33] You can't even do that with Christians, right?

[00:23:36] So you certainly can't sit here and try to explain to me that all the Antifa loving transgender people in the United States are completely okay mentally and have no desires to cause chaos in the country.

[00:23:51] Now when I read the words IED and I read about the nails and the shrapnel and the bomb that this wonderful non-binary person created.

[00:24:02] I started thinking you know maybe this Palestinian transgender alliance is more to worry about than we think.

[00:24:10] You know for a while we joked about it, I joked about the idea that you know seems like a short term fling if you will.

[00:24:20] But the truth of the matter is folks I think it might have some traction right?

[00:24:27] The enemy of my enemy is my friend at least until I can throw him off a roof.

[00:24:34] Think it over, think it over oh I don't have our long pork sound crap oh well.

[00:24:50] Broadcasting Network.

[00:24:56] Do a path, act as stability.

[00:24:59] The sun is out the uh hold on I'm doing an incredible stretch at the moment.

[00:25:05] The sun is out the world is greening the leafy herbs are gonna be sprouting and pretty soon you'll be in that situation that you're in every year probably where you're like how do I have so much basil?

[00:25:16] How do I have so much parsley what am I supposed to do with all this stuff?

[00:25:23] I'm gonna talk about pesto today on the SHTF chef.

[00:25:29] There a, the pesto is such an incredible little, what do you call it really?

[00:25:36] I mean it's a condiment, it can be a marinade, it can be the base flavoring of a sauce.

[00:25:43] You know you can take a pesto, boil pasta, throw it in the pasta boom done dinner, done.

[00:25:49] Delicious basil pesto pine nuts, parmesan cheese, olive oil.

[00:25:54] You can also take a fresh made pesto and just dump it all over top of thin sliced steak, chicken breast whatever pork chops throw them on the grill both sides boom.

[00:26:06] Right unbelievable, delicious marinade or you can grill steak and just put a dollop of the pesto on top of the steak.

[00:26:16] Now the classic Genovesi pesto is the one I talked about the basil, the garlic, the pine nuts, the parmesan cheese all whizzed together in a blender with olive oil, good olive oil.

[00:26:33] I mean it's not only is it an amazing food, it's probably one of the most healthy things you can sauce anything with.

[00:26:43] Just think about it, you got the healthy fats in the pine nuts, you got the healthy fats in the olive oil, right?

[00:26:51] Olive oil is such a tremendous ingredient.

[00:26:53] The aged parmesan cheese, there's tons of benefits to that talking about the fermented nature of it right?

[00:27:05] Basil obviously packed any green leaf particularly that has a powerful flavor, powerful taste always good for you.

[00:27:14] So it becomes oh and garlic, I mean garlic is just eat garlic.

[00:27:20] It's going to affect your sex life but just eat garlic I'm telling you it's great for you raw.

[00:27:30] So you have this amazing food you know and the other beautiful thing about it is you put it in a fridge pour some olive oil over top of it and that olive oil harden the stuff will last.

[00:27:40] I got pesto in my fridge, it doesn't look bad at all. It's not bad, it's a year old. I could eat it, it probably be fine.

[00:27:49] I need to throw it out but I'm telling you stuff lasts forever.

[00:27:55] What I want to talk about though is not just the Genovese pesto but the idea of pesto in general so that you can run with it.

[00:28:05] One of the most astounding dishes I ever had was a butternut squash ravioli with a sage and walnut pesto.

[00:28:17] And the sage and walnut pesto was the exact same concept a little less garlic, sage leaves instead of basil leaves,

[00:28:25] walnut instead of pine nut, olive oil, garlic, parmesan cheese blended right into that pesto consistency.

[00:28:37] And we would boil the ravioli, while the ravioli was heating we would reduce cream in a pan until it was sauce thickened, heavy cream.

[00:28:49] And then we would add like a tablespoon or a teaspoon, I don't remember probably a tablespoon of the sage and walnut pesto to the cream created just sauce was just amazing.

[00:29:02] Toss the butternut squash ravioli in it, boom!

[00:29:06] A few big healthy shaves not like greats but shaves of good parmesan cheese on top. It was a beautiful dish.

[00:29:15] But it opened my eyes to the concept of swapping the herb and the nut. You swap the herb and the nut and do whatever you want.

[00:29:23] Get crazy, right? Swap the basil for the sage, swap the pine nut for the walnut, swap the sage for the flat leaf parsley, swap the walnut for an almond, swap the walnut for a hazelnut.

[00:29:39] It's really up to you. I mean get as crazy as you want.

[00:29:44] But I would say because of the type of people that we are, because we grow leafy greens, because we do these things, definitely get into pesto this year.

[00:29:56] Get into making it, jarring it, get into saucing with it, marinating with it, eating pasta drenched in it.

[00:30:03] Because above all, you know, aside from taste, beyond taste, whatever nut combination and herb combination you decide on, you are eating a food that is astoundingly healthy.

[00:30:19] So you might as well top things with it and mix things with it and enjoy it.

[00:30:23] You are taking some of the most impactful ingredients, olive oil, garlic, fresh herbs.

[00:30:31] I mean these are, most of the time they are also medicinal to some degree. Basils, thyme, rosemary, flat leaf parsley.

[00:30:41] You are grinding that stuff up together with a delicious Parmesan cheese.

[00:30:46] Oh you could swap the cheese out too if you wanted. Sure. Why not?

[00:30:49] You could definitely do it. You could take, if you wanted to get all French with them, if you wanted to get all French with them, you could do something fancy.

[00:30:57] You could take chervil which is sort of like a, it's like a parsley but has a little bit of a licorice kind of flavor.

[00:31:05] Like, you could take chervil, you could take hazelnut, you could take blue cheese, you could take olive oil or maybe hazelnut oil.

[00:31:14] And whiz that all together and grill a gigantic ribeye.

[00:31:22] Put that thing on the plate and stick your hazelnut, blue cheese, pesto on top of that ribeye.

[00:31:28] I've never, I don't even, I completely pulled that recipe out of my ass just so you know.

[00:31:34] But I know it would be good. I just know it would.

[00:31:38] So get into pesto, PBN Family. Okay we're going to end it on that note.

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