Surviving America Midterms: MONEY Talks - BULLSHIT Walks (EXPLICIT)

You're listening to PBN. You will pay us back the stability here. Money talks and bullshit walks, PBN family. Welcome in. The Democrat Socialists of America are upon us. We saw a historical sort of situation in the election, right? Not strange. I think we all understood that the Democrats would win the midterms when the Republican president was in office. This is the way that this thing goes. But many of you, I think, looking at Texas, looking at Michigan, looking at Al-Sayed, looking at... I mean, the things that happen in Texas are hard to wrap your head around. Until you get down and dirty with the realities of American life. Or maybe not even American life. Maybe just, you know, humanity at large. When you really get down and dirty and really think about it, what does this whole vote come down to? Oh, it's a liberal takeover, left-wing, radical, Muslim, communist contingency that's going to... What does it really all come down to? If you ask me, it all comes down to one thing. It comes down to street knowledge. In the age of the internet, in the age of modern quote-unquote wisdom, in the age of You know, the Joe Rogan podcast and all this kind of stuff. College educated. We are losing grip with the common touch. Rudyard Kipling's If says it about the best way it can be said if you can walk amongst kings but never lose the common touch. Dot, dot, dot, dot. Then you will be a man, my son. I never lose the common touch, though I haven't even walked amongst kings. Where's my background? I never lose the common touch. It's because I was raised in a place where talk like this, the title of this show, this is my life. This is how I was brought up. This is the situation. There's no doubt about it. This is the situation. This is exactly how it goes when the average American is looking around and sort of trying to figure out What happened last night? What happened in America? How is the country so left-leaning? How is the country so blue? Why did the young white men go from Donald Trump two years ago to Democrats, insane Democrat leadership in two years? Do you think that that demographic, what is it? Let's look at it real quick. By age 18 to 29. Whites 18 to 29, 58% Democrat, 40% Republican. Not too crazy, but the young men at large really surprised me. The young white guys at large really surprised me. Where's the data? Young white voters were the exception. Democratic lean. I could have swore I had a little data here on the young white men. Because it is a standout, man. It is a big change. It is a standout. And I don't think it has to do with some sort of radical ideology. They don't all want to pick up a Koran, right? It's not young men all across the world, all across America, want to pick up a Koran and start rolling out the prayer rugs, right? And it's not even that... They even believe in radical left-wing propositions and ideologies. It's not. You know that's not the case. How do I know that's not the case? Because two years ago, they voted for Donald Trump. They voted for self-interest. They voted for Donald Trump because they knew that their little landmass on the island being young white men and their future was washing away. And then they turned around in two years and voted Democrat. Because money talks and bullshit walks, PBN family. That's the whole thing. You know, you have to understand human nature to understand politics. You have to understand that you listen to a show like mine and you think that everybody is as versed in political candidates and this guy and that guy and this one. And he's doing this and he's doing that. Right? Look. Jay Fergie's diagnosis is a little different, and I think there's definitely logic to it. Too many Democrats left their hell to still vote the same. She says they move here, South Carolina and Texas, North Carolina, Virginia, right? They can't seem to pull it off in Florida for some reason. They move here and do the same thing to the new state that they did to the old one. There's truth to that too, man. There's definitely truth to that for sure. And that's a population game. That just is what it is. But I'm going to tell you right now, I don't think that this midterm blue wave or whatever is a reflection of deep political ideology. I think it's a reflection of I can't afford shit. I think that's what it is. I really do. I think that's what it is. You had a situation where life's going to get better. I voted Donald Trump. Life's going to get better. something like this is going to happen. It seems like any politician that says anything about cost of living is going to do nothing to affect cost of living. I will tell you the aggravation of watching Donald Trump, really, the aggravation of watching Donald Trump, I'm sure if it got to me, it had to get to the average American. And remember, the average American doesn't understand the overall political stratagem that's happening. They don't understand the repercussions of A blue Texas. Why? We're not talking about devout Democrats or devout Republicans, I don't think, with the majority of Americans. Look at the way the votes swing, right? You're talking about people in the center, right? We're talking about people on the center who go this way and go that way by what? The pebble in the shoe, folks. That's what it is. The cost of bread, the cost of gas, the cost of living. Probably most importantly is people want a future. And I think they're unnerved. Follow me, Johnny. I think they're unnerved by the state of affairs. I think they're mostly unnerved about the things that are coming out of the Trump administration's megaphones. If you're having trouble getting a good job, if you know how far you are away from home ownership, if you know that every time you go to the gas pump, you're putting $ 20 in because that's what you got, and you know you're going to be there in another day or two, and you listen to a guy get up in front of the television and tell you every day how good the economy is doing, which at least I could see some foreshadowing there. But remember, for the average American who swings the head up and looks and sees the president say the economy's never been better, and he goes, huh? That's enough to drive you crazy. What also is enough to drive you crazy is to hear a guy say, you have no money, but we've taken in $ 17, $ 19 trillion in tariffs and investments, and we're bringing in more money than ever before. And you're looking in your wallet and there's more that's coming out, right? These are the things, right? These are the things that move the American voter. The average American voter is not you and me. You got to understand, they're not prepping. They're not in tune with what the greater situation with the American population is. And they're definitely not as versed in the threats that we face. They're definitely not as versed in ideologies taking root in the country? How many people know what Epic City is in Texas? How many people know what's going on in Patterson, New Jersey? How many people even know about Dearborn, Michigan? You know what I mean? These things don't move people. How do I know what moves people so well? Because for the last 15, 20 years of my life, I've been telling everyone, me and my friends have been telling everyone, listen, Shit's gonna get ugly. You may want to prepare. What are the signs? I'll show you. And we show you... and we show you how and the temperamental american really only takes action at the peak at the height of concern you know what i mean i can hold a blade to the neck of the american people with with the things that are happening that i know are about to happen right And if they're not moved by it, they're not going to do anything. If they don't see it, if they don't feel it, if it doesn't hit them in the right way, they're not going to take action. You know, I could look at the audience in 2019 of PBN and then look at it by May 2020, and you see an entirely different sort of motivation amongst people, right? Despite the fact that All signs pointed to the potential for something like a COVID-19 pandemic to break out. And also knowing that it was something of a test run compared to other pandemics that could have come, right? Jordan in chat to Phoenix says, a teacher tried to explain to my 11-year-old that Democrats are the way to vote because they will tax the rich and give to the poor. I had to explain to her that you're not Robin Hood. Yeah, no. Definitely not. Definitely not. But, you know, that is what it is. That is what it is. I really do believe, folks, if I were to talk to... My father actually thought that the Republicans were going to run away with this thing, but I think the cost of living is simply too much to over... Let's look at it. You know what I mean? Let's look at what people are dealing with. I want to thank Are You Feeling Lucky, one of our longtime listeners, for... In our Element chat room for consistently putting up the Consumer Price Index and watching it rise year over year over year. Under Biden, too. I mean, it's, you know, it is what it is. Let's see here. As of late October, early November 2026, roughly 21 months into Trump's second term, prices have risen across major categories today. things that you all know about, right? Things that you all know about. Cumulative rise since the inauguration is about consumer price index. Cumulative rise is above 5%, right? Regular gasoline, we know the story with that. Rose from $ 3. 11 national average to $ 4. 28 to $ 4. 34 national average. It's a lot. Diesel up 69%. We knew that this was going to be a thing. But I think this was just one of those nails in the coffin, right? Groceries up 3.5%, and that's a bullshit number. And I know Jay Ferg will echo me on that. Groceries are up 3.5%. But what they don't tell you is that box of pasta you used to get for $ 1. 12 instead of $ 16. Just look at it. I watched this happen with my own eyes in the grocery stores. You know what I mean? You go to pick up a box of pasta that two years ago you bought for 99 cents, right? And the price went up for a little while. And then all of a sudden the price goes down. And you know me. I'm looking at patterns. I'm going, why did the price drop? And then I pick the box up and look at it. Oh, it's a 12-ounce box now for a dollar. It used to be 16-ounce. That's a serious change, right? That's a serious change. People feel that. Some people don't even know that, but they feel that. I got to go let the dogs out. They got me. They got me, PBM family. They caught me. What can we run here? They got me. We're going to run. We're going to run. Let's let's run this ad. Yeah. Is this the. Yeah, this is what also you put in here is your home Internet, your home off grid Internet. Right. What's your home off grid Internet? Your home off-grid internet is your prep or disc, right? When the Wi-Fi goes out, when the power goes out, your family connects to the prep or disc. What makes the prep or disc so unique is that you can hop on it. Your wife can hop on it. Your son can hop on it. Your daughter can hop on it all through their phone or device just by connecting to the Wi-Fi, right? It comes packed with all kinds of goodies. It's got 60,000 units. classic books. It's got FEMA. It's got maps. It's got medical. It's got prepping resources like you wouldn't even believe. It's got entertainment. If I had a prepper disc back in 2020, I would put my kid's entire curriculum on the prepper disc here. And he would have used this as an online resource to do his work. So you and your wife can watch a movie in a grid down type situation or an emergency situation. on your iPad, pulls from your Prepper disc, while your kid does his homework on his iPad from the Prepper disc, while your daughter's reading the Gutenberg Library of 65,000 classic books, whatever one she wants. You know what I mean? That's the whole idea. That is the whole idea. The whole idea is you better get comfortable providing for yourself and producing for yourself. I don't know what else to tell you. It's a better life anyway. Let's look at housing, though, because, again, I'm going to live and die on this thing. I really am. I also think that when it comes to midterms, this is really what moves people in the midterms anyway. You know what I mean? People aren't moved by the big things in the midterms. I got that wrong. I was thinking that safety and security would move people in the midterms. It doesn't. That's a presidential election issue. just based on my experience watching it, right? But I did think with everything that had happened, it would push people towards the Republican side for safety and security. But I think they look at them, I think the people who come to vote at the midterms are different, right? And I think that the motivations are different. And most importantly, money talks. Money talks, folks. It really, I mean, unfortunately, you can't do, you know, This political comment, Fox News can't put out 16 videos on what happened in the midterms. And, you know, I can't do two hours on the demographics and data and percentages and costs and all that kind of stuff. But sometimes for the sake of your own mind, you just need to understand the simplest answer is sometimes it. Sometimes the simplest answer is the answer. And I really feel like that's the situation, man. And if you look at what happened to the country two years ago, it has to be that. The way Donald Trump won so decisively in his second term, what? You think people change that much in two years? You think states change that much in two years? No. No, they're looking at affordability. They're looking at the fact that electricity is up on the order of 10% in various reports covering the period that Donald Trump's been in office. And the fact that, and again, these roads lead directly back to him. That's the problem. Electricity is up 10% with the guy who signed an executive order that said the states can't stop artificial intelligence and then said he's 100% behind the data centers. It's not that you look at Donald Trump and go, this guy's not my guy. But you definitely look at him and go, my electricity is up because of him. It sure as hell ain't down because of him, right? The cost of gas is up because of him. And it's really hard. It's hard for a guy like me to listen to yet another president and another mouth from the government say, well, we had to go do what we did in Iran because they were two weeks away from a nuclear bomb. Anybody who's been paying attention to Iran for any amount of time knew that they're two months, two weeks, two days, two this, two that, away from a nuclear bomb for the last decade at least, right? Home prices increased roughly 6.2% just in the last two years. It's a lot, man. It's crazy. And I understand the difference in houses. I've even mentioned it on the show. There's a difference between your parents' house and your house, your grandparents' house and the house that you want. But That works. That argument works. But my house has gone up over double in value over the last five years. Right? Since 2020-ish. Double in value. For no reason. There's no reason. There's absolutely no reason. You know what I mean? Mortgage rates rose to around 7.4%, which is a three-year high in some readings. This increases your monthly payment, right, like crazy. Median monthly mortgage payments edge higher as well. Rent and primary residence owners, equivalent rent, have risen more moderately. If you feel it, you feel it. You know what I mean? And I think that's really what it comes down to. If you feel it, then you feel it. And you're looking for an answer. And look, the answer is not political. That's the problem, right? Keith from Common Sense. Practical Prepper shows up. Right? Right? Morning from the blue, beautiful state of Arizona. Yeah, well, you're coming home to a beautiful blue state too, buddy. Maybe not so beautiful. Uh, Jay Ferg is echoing my concerns in the grocery store. Way higher than 3.5% on the cost of groceries. Weights have decreased. See, Jay Ferg puts... She weighs her food and then Mylar bags it. So she watches these things. She watches the weights of food fluctuate despite what they say on the box. Dark Sage over at, what is this, Twitch? What's up, man? Thanks for the comment. Florida Dems are so stupid, the state party is. You ran David Jolly, who no one wanted, and he got beat by Byron Donalds. Good. Florida made me proud, and the Florida Dems once again roll over like a dead dog. How many people can move into Florida is the question. You know what I mean? We're all going to have to wind up in Florida. I will go work for Disney. The funny thing is I almost wound up in Florida when I was younger. I actually got a job in Florida at the Peabody Hotel. Yeah, I was going to go work at the Peabody. Beautiful facility, man. It would have been fun. It would have been a good life down there in Florida, I think. I like Virginia more by a long shot. It's just, you know, the history's here, right? The paradise to some degree is there, but it's also, I don't know, it's like a corporatized paradise to some degree. But the history in this beautiful state, the beauty of this, I don't want to go on and on. I am in love with the state of Virginia. You know what I mean? I mean, it's like a love affair. It's a literal love affair with the leaves and the rivers and the mountains. And it's a love affair. I don't know how else to put it. I was sitting, I walked out front, my porch. I get angry that I'm not going to be able to look at Virginia in another, you know, 50, 60 years, whatever. However much longer I got. 60? I get mad. I get actually mad. Like, I walk out on my front porch last night and my neighbor's... I don't know what that is, actually. Could be a redbud. My neighbor's tree is... It's yellow like you can't even... Like, the logo. It's actually brighter than the PBN logo. With a Relentless logo. And... I walk out front and I see the yellow and I had coffee on, but I didn't have it in my hand. And I just said, I just have to go in and get coffee. I just want to go and get coffee. I want to sit down on my porch. I want to see the American flag in my periphery. Like a camera can't catch this. You know, there's an American flag in my periphery, my own redbud tree. And then the neighbor across there just shedding this gold out of the sky. And it's landing down on the street. And it was the cloud cover. And the night was coming. It was about 515. So it was like darkening. And I just got so mad. You know what I mean? I was captivated by the beauty. So much so that I sent my wife a little poetic message. And then I just started to get a little aggravated. Like, how come I only can look at this for so much longer? I only get so much longer to enjoy this, man. Sucks. A person like me, I feel, this is such a bastard thing to say, but I just feel like a person like me should live longer. You know what I mean? I just feel like I see the world different than a lot of people. You know, I just see it. I see things that people walk by every day staring into their phone or staring into their own insecurities or their own concerns about themselves or the world or other things. They don't even take a breath to look. They don't even take a breath to look. You understand? It's autumn. It's autumn. You know what I mean? How many autumns do you get? 74 on average. Not really, though, because you probably don't even know what you're looking at until you're about six. And it all depends on when you start enjoying it, right? So how many autumns do you really get to enjoy and see? I've been doing it a long time. I'm good at it. You know what I mean? I'm good at it. It's... I don't know. I don't know what it is. I do know what happened, though. I do know what happened last night. And I can tell you right now, there's no secrets. There's no... You know, it just is what it is, guys. It just is what it is. People want prosperity. They want to make it. You know? They want things... costs to come down and they want to be able to live. They want to be able to live off the money they make. They want to look at the future and say, yeah, I could do that. I could do the house and the kids and the, you know, I mean, just think back, you know what I mean? Or think about the average American. I try to think back when I was a kid, when, when, you know, I was newly married and not even, we don't even know if we're going to have kids. You know what I mean? But there are calculations that you do in your head. You know what I mean? Are we going to have kids? Maybe, maybe not. Who knows? We don't have to. We have enough fun together. We got dogs and all this. That's sort of mental math you do in your head. But at the same time, there's sort of the throbbing reality over there that, yeah, we could. In other words, if we wanted to, it'll cost more money. But we have faith that we could get better jobs. We'll work hard. We'll make it work. But we could afford it. Now, listen, I had kids during the Obama age. So you want to talk about looking into the face of desolation, right? Like what's going to come of the nation? Don't act like you're unique if you're younger and you're watching me in the fact that you think like, I could never have kids now. It's a bad time. We got AI. We got wars. We got drones. We got the like, yeah, there's never a good time. There's never enough money. There's never enough establishment of yourself. And it's never peaceful enough. And that's history. I mean, look back and when was the good time? In the 90s, when was the good time to have kids, right? Was it during the Spanish flu or was it during the Great Depression? Or was it during World War II or was it during World War I? Or was it during Vietnam? Or when was the good time? You know what I mean? And if it weren't for parents who were brave enough to pop some kids out during the Great Depression, then, you know, your grandparents or your parents... or your great-grandparents, depending on your age, would have never been, which the lineage would have never led to you. That's how this thing works. That's how this thing works. You can't abort all the kids, even if your constitution gets amended so that you're allowed to do it at will, like just happened in Virginia. The ballot initiatives in Virginia were so insane. Unbelievable. Unbelievable to me. And they all passed without a blink. You know what I mean? We're paying more taxes. I don't know who votes for more taxes. What kind of an idiot? And overwhelming. 60% in Richmond voted for a 1% tax to the sales tax, which now runs us up to 8%. 8% sales tax. And you know what they're doing. What do I always say they do? How do you tax people? I mean, if I were to ask you for a strategy, how do you tax people? Well, you lie to them and tell them it's going to the kids. That's what they said. We're going to do a 1% sales tax. Just 1%. Just a little addition. 1%. But it's going to go to build all new schools here in Richmond. Because the schools are old. But we care. In fact, we care so much about the kids that we didn't even inspect the schools before the school season started. This school year, we didn't even inspect them. Nope. We got in there and we were like, hey, there's rats running around. Shit. Oh, you know what? While I was looking for rats, I found mold. Well, we've got to shut down this school for a while because we care so much about the kids. We love the kids so much. People are tired of getting taken advantage of. Man, this is what it is. You know what I mean? The sentiment in 2019, early 2020 was just leave me alone. I just want to go away. It was a lot of people. A lot of regular people were of that mind. I remember talking to them in my own neighborhood. You know, just leave me alone. Go away. I don't want to be involved in the political thing. I don't want to be involved in the vaccine thing and the restrictions thing. I just want to go out in the middle of nowhere and be left alone largely. It's very hard for the average American to listen to Donald Trump get up on television and say how many trillions of dollars he's made. And then you look at your future, which is wrapped up to some degree in the debt, which is trillions of dollars and go, why? If he would have paid something on the debt, if he would have sent the American people a little something from all the tariff money to balance out the fact that, your costs are going up, right? You bring in X amount of trillions of dollars, you offset it. But instead, he decided to hoard it and tell you about it every week. As the gas price goes up, as you're sitting at your mom's house figuring out how you're going to save up $ 20, 000 in order to put a down payment on a house that you can't afford anyway because it's a $ 3, 000 a month mortgage. As you're trying to figure these things out, you're sitting there and you're watching Donald Trump tell you that he has $ 19 billion in new investments in the United States of America. You can't believe it. It's unbelievable, the new economy and this and that. Look, in the long run, what Trump has done was essential. There's no doubt about it. All of this stuff that he's done that hurts right now largely was essential. You can't be taken advantage of forever. You can't have foreign enemies in your hemisphere dominating the oil industry in the Panama Canal, right? These people got to go. They got to go. You can't have Iran getting anywhere near the idea of nuking Israel and Europe. You can't have a known number one funder of terrorism across the planet. You know what I mean? You can't have it. Nobody does anything, though. Right? That's the problem. The problem is there's no other country that goes, you know what, America? You guys take this one off. We're going to go fuck Iran up. We'll handle it. No country other than Israel, other than the greatest enemy of everyone anymore. Right? The greatest enemy at large. I mean, there's got to be whole forums and videos coming out today explaining how Israel is the reason that we lost the election. No European country raises their hand and says, hey, sit this one out. America will handle this situation with Russia and Ukraine, okay? You guys don't worry about it. No. Since World War II, they were screaming across the Atlantic, please, will the Yankees come save us? And it's been that way forever, ever since, you know? If anyone would do anything, If any country would do anything in the making of world peace and the destruction of just pure evil on the face of the planet, like North Korea, any country could tomorrow wake up and say, you know what? The people here are tired of the atrocities that are happening in North Korea, and we're going to put an end to it. We're going to work hand in hand with South Korea to take over the North. No country will ever do it. Unless we do it first. So, it's the reality. You know what I mean? And at the end of the day, the other thing that no one's ever going to do is they're never going to say, hey, America's in a rough spot. Why don't we give them a hand? Why don't we help them out? Where's all the handouts and the help outs? No, it doesn't happen. There are people who are operating at the highest level of, I don't mean the highest level like rich and powerful, but I mean the highest level of what a human is capable of day to day, who understands that they are America. You know what I mean if you're that person. If you're that person that shoulders the burden consistently, and you know no one's coming, You know there's no inheritance waiting. You know what I mean? You're out there on the island. The problems come, and they come right to you with the problems. Hey, this is wrong, and we need it fixed. Hey, this guy's doing this. Hey, this is wrong with this thing. Hey, this and this. You know what I mean? Then you understand what it is to be American. You're not just American. You are America. That's what it is. Look, this has nothing and everything to do with the midterms. It has everything and nothing to do with it because we couldn't course correct. You can't course correct on fixing the Western Hemisphere and getting China out of the Panama Canal and getting Hamas off the island outside of Venezuela, getting the hands of Russia and China and cutting off their oil supply, frankly, from Venezuela. It just is what it is. Same thing with Canada. You can't have China setting up shop up north of you. And so these moves had to be made, and it just is what it is. In the future, when the immediate pain is over, we'll look back and say, thank God. Thank God America has dominated the oil industry, right? Thank God everyone buys oil off America now. It's just one of those things. It's going to take time, you know? And people in their... establishing years. People who are in those years where they're establishing themselves and trying to get off the runway with life are in a really rough position right now, largely. And they've been brainwashed into sort of the work-life balance mentality, even though they don't have kids or anything. They just believe that they should work 40 hours a week so they can spend the other X amount of hours on the cell phone. For periods in your life, you may have to work two jobs. You may have to work three jobs. It sucks, okay? I remember. I remember leaving the house to get to a job at 6 a.m., right? Leaving the house 5.30, whatever it was, and not getting home till midnight. One hour break between jobs, right? Usually at the gym, by the way. I didn't sit on my phone on the hour break between jobs. I'd either go fishing at the pond or I'd go to the gym and work out. I don't know. Sometimes that's life. And when I was working, those two jobs is when I got a phone call from my wife, said, I'm pregnant with our first child. So keep on going. Keep on rocking. You know what I mean? I don't know. It's the pebble in the shoe, PBN family. I'm not going to go on and on about it today. I want everybody to understand, most importantly today, that money talks and bullshit walks in the eyes of the American people. And really it's in the eyes of all people. This is old. This is old wisdom from people who came here from Europe. You know what I mean? It's just old wisdom. And I think that that is the full story. I don't really think there's, I mean, there are definitely little things out there, but I think at the end of the day, this is what's made all the difference. This and crazy white women. You know what I mean? has made all the difference in voting overnight. And now we have to deal with the repercussions. You know what I mean? It's not, you know, you'll see a lot of vetoes. You're going to see a lot of crazy bills. You're going to see a lot of accusations being thrown at Donald Trump. You're going to see a lot of crazy stuff in the coming months. It's what's coming, you know? It's just what's coming. You're going to see, well, what you're going to see, and here's the silver lining, Here's the silver lining. It's the same thing that happened with Biden. The silver lining is you're going to see an onslaught from the lunatic Democrats, which is, you know, most nowadays, most. Lunatic representatives and lawmakers and governors now, even in the state of Texas, are going to do crazy things in the name of killing off the greatest villain of all time, Donald Trump. They're going to do these crazy things. And the American people, the same American people that are saying Donald Trump screwed me with the gas, those same Americans are going to go, well, this is a little out of hand. This is a little nuts. Because it's going to get nuts. Politically, it's going to get nuts. Socially, it's going to get nuts. Because there are going to be gigantic movements to dethrone Donald Trump for some unknown reason so that they can have J.D. Vance in as the president. And it's just, you know, I really think that the Democrats in all this power, in their massive hubris, which I mean, you want to know why these Democrats hate Donald Trump. It's a match of hubris. It's a battle of hubris. Who's more in? You know, you'll see it. Right. You look at a guy like Hassan Piker, who came out of nowhere, is a nobody. Right. It's all hubris. The reason they hate this guy is the same thing. Right. So they will overplay their hand. They cannot hide their radicalism, right, for one issue or whatever. Pick the issue. They cannot hide their radicalism. They will overplay their hand over the next two years. And by the time 2028 rolls around, the American people will be in the same boat they were two years ago. They'll be saying to themselves, we can't let these lunatics off the leash. We can't let them into the executive branch, too. You let them into the executive branch, too, man. We're not going to have a country left, right? Mark my words. Get the cost down. Get people back into a position where their money goes the distance they need it to go. It'll change everything. But like I said, the midterms are built on this stuff. They're built on the price of milk and eggs. That's what it is. and you never win anyway right but now we have a radical group who will buddy up with AOC and you know the whole nine yards and it'll be it'll make for some good shows I can promise you that meantime folks you gotta get prepared I'm going to show you a little something now that we're officially in November. I'm going to show you a little something and give you a little tease. Because the world is beautiful, man. Fuck these guys. How about that? You know what I'm saying? It's one of those things. This is what's coming up, baby. In the very near future, the Preppers Black Friday catalog. This is, I think, our fourth edition. Filled with great stuff, man. You guys are going to love it. I got some awesome products in this year's Black Friday catalog. Off-grid brains and all kinds of amazing stuff. We're still filling it. It's not coming out for another two weeks. Actually, another 10 days to be exact. We're still taking advertisers. The book is not completely filled up yet. If you've got a company or a product or a service you want to be featured in the Black Friday catalog, it'll show up here on the podcast. It'll be promoted in a couple different places, paid ads, and it'll be in our mailing list, social media, all those places. There's nothing like it. It's built off the old sort of Sears catalog idea. It's a purely for pleasure project. You know what I mean? it just turned out to be a whole lot of fun. We do it every year. You know, I need to create the annual Christmas sweater too. I did one for AI last year. I guess the Christmas sweater this year should be for the lunatic left, huh? Yeah, that could be fun. That could be a fun one. All right. I'm out of here, folks. I'm going to go enjoy my day. I'm going to go eat breakfast. Yes, we wake up and we find that a little more of America has fallen. And it just is what it is, folks. You know, you're not here. You're not here to be on autopilot. You're here to fight. That's what has to be done. Right. That's what has to be done. You have to raise up your children in a way that they can understand what's going on right now. My son was looking at the results this morning. My 15 year old going, what happened, dad? Dad, this is horrible. Texas turned blue. How? You got to raise kids up who understand the stakes. And understand the founding documents and the principles and what makes this country great so that they can fight too. Because it's like I always told you, the battle for liberty is perpetual. There is no vote that you can cast. There is no move that you can make that will protect your kids from generations of political strife and fighting to support this country and the Constitution. I used to think that there was a move that I could make. There was a thing that I could do. There was a bill that could be passed, a guy that could be voted for. And then I could say, all right, Carter, Jacob, everything's fine. Everything's going to be good now. Dad made the right decisions and voted for the right people. And we got the right laws passed. And America is good to go, man, from now on. That's the way I used to think. Because you think like that as a young father. You think like, I got to solve this problem for them. You know what I mean? I got to solve it. I got to solve it so they can have a future. The reality is you have to train them to fight. That's what you have to do. You have to teach them what it is important to vote for, what is important to sustain the value of the Bill of Rights and how it protects them and how it needs to be protected. Because they will fight the same battle that you did. And your beautiful little grandkids will fight the same battle that you did. And the same battle that your grandparents fought. The battle for liberty is perpetual. The battle to sustain the American experiment is perpetual. You're not here to save the day, man. You know what I mean? In moments like this, you have a great opportunity because you're not here to save the day. There's nothing you can do to save the day. From the least extreme to the most extreme thing you can come up with, you can't save the day for the next generation. All you can do is build warriors out of them. So get to it. Talk to you soon, PBN family. Remember, money talks and bullshit walks. Hopefully, 2028's a little better.