Tuesday, September 9, 2008
The Brandon Windsor Program Podcast
[Begin transcript] It is Tuesday, September 09, 2008 and this is the Brandon Windsor Program Podcast. Those of you who have been around me for a while are well aware that I do not need any more
reasons to not vote for Barack Obama, but just in case there was a tiny sliver of possibility, I got another Sunday night. Now nobody over the age of seventeen watches MTV any more, so let me set
this up fo...
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[Begin transcript] It is Tuesday, September 09, 2008 and this is the Brandon Windsor Program Podcast. Those of you who have been around me for a while are well aware that I do not need any more
reasons to not vote for Barack Obama, but just in case there was a tiny sliver of possibility, I got another Sunday night. Now nobody over the age of seventeen watches MTV any more, so let me set
this up for you. Apparently they hired a completely unknown British comedian named Russell Brand to host the MTV awards and to try and win over his young anti-Bush, pro-Obama audience he said this:
[Begin audio clip] Russell Brand: As a representative of the global community…a visitor from abroad…I don’t want to come across a little bit biased, but could I please ask of you,
people of America, please elect Barack Obama, please...on behalf of the world. Some people… some people, I think they’re called racists, say America is not ready for a black president,
but I know America to be a forward thinking country, because otherwise would you have let that retarded thinking cowboy fellow to be president for eight years? We were very impressed. It was nice of
you to let him have a go, because in England George Bush would not be trusted with a pair of scissors. Very sweet of ya’ [End audio clip] Now this frankly pisses me off on two levels. First,
when are entertainers going to realize that they are there to…oh, I don’t know…entertain! I get so sick of these morons like Barbara Streisand, The Dixie Chicks, and Sean
“Puff-Puffy-P-Diddy-Daddy” Combs using their celebrity to try and tell me how to vote. This unknown and, in my opinion, untalented idiot Russell Brand was on MTV to entertain
people—not to give his worthless opinion about our President or who he thinks should be the next President. Which brings me to my second point: I hate it when people from other countries try to
tell us who we should elect as a leader. I mean think about it for a second. World wide the United States is hated. Why? Because our government is the greatest experiment in the history of the world
and that pisses all the other countries off. In a time when most countries were bowing to someone’s throne or cowering in fear to a blood-thirsty dictator, our founding fathers were creating a
country where the people were allowed to choose who would lead them. These people from other countries hate the fact that we not only threw off the shackles some of them still have, but also managed
to become the most powerful country in the world. So let’s think about this. When someone from another country makes a suggestion about who should be our leader, do you honestly think they have
our best interest in mind? Do you honestly think it’s because they want us to be more successful? Right! Speaking of my friend running for President Barry H. Obama, I nearly threw up my cereal
this morning as I was checking out the news. I was reading the Political Punch blog which is written by ABC News campaign reporter Jake Tapper who was writing about Barack Obama’s speech in
Michigan yesterday. As I was scanning down I read this quote: Barack Obama: I gotta admit these folks are shameless because the record is indisputable. I wouldn’t do that. I mean, I'm not
perfect -- Woman in the Crowd: Yes, you are! Barack Obama: No, no, no, no. Talk to Michelle, she’ll tell you. Now look, I have been one of those people that have cracked joke after joke about
Barack Obama as the messiah. I have been one of those people who has joked that his followers have sipped the Kool-Aid from the chalice of Barry and are permanently programmed to follow their leader
off the cliff of Marxism. But, I was joking. This morning as I read the comment from the “woman in the crowd”, I realized it is all true and that reality makes me somewhere between sick
and sad. Sick because any rational human being can see that Barack Obama is nothing more
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Tue September 09 2008
[Begin transcript] It is Tuesday, September 09, 2008 and this is the Brandon Windsor Program Podcast. Those of you who have been around me for a while...
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[Begin transcript] It is Tuesday, September 09, 2008 and this is the Brandon Windsor Program Podcast. Those of you who have been around me for a while are well aware that I do not need any more
reasons to not vote for Barack Obama, but just in case there was a tiny sliver of possibility, I got another Sunday night. Now nobody over the age of seventeen watches MTV any more, so let me set
this up fo...
read more
[Begin transcript] It is Tuesday, September 09, 2008 and this is the Brandon Windsor Program Podcast. Those of you who have been around me for a while are well aware that I do not need any more
reasons to not vote for Barack Obama, but just in case there was a tiny sliver of possibility, I got another Sunday night. Now nobody over the age of seventeen watches MTV any more, so let me set
this up for you. Apparently they hired a completely unknown British comedian named Russell Brand to host the MTV awards and to try and win over his young anti-Bush, pro-Obama audience he said this:
[Begin audio clip] Russell Brand: As a representative of the global community…a visitor from abroad…I don’t want to come across a little bit biased, but could I please ask of you,
people of America, please elect Barack Obama, please...on behalf of the world. Some people… some people, I think they’re called racists, say America is not ready for a black president,
but I know America to be a forward thinking country, because otherwise would you have let that retarded thinking cowboy fellow to be president for eight years? We were very impressed. It was nice of
you to let him have a go, because in England George Bush would not be trusted with a pair of scissors. Very sweet of ya’ [End audio clip] Now this frankly pisses me off on two levels. First,
when are entertainers going to realize that they are there to…oh, I don’t know…entertain! I get so sick of these morons like Barbara Streisand, The Dixie Chicks, and Sean
“Puff-Puffy-P-Diddy-Daddy” Combs using their celebrity to try and tell me how to vote. This unknown and, in my opinion, untalented idiot Russell Brand was on MTV to entertain
people—not to give his worthless opinion about our President or who he thinks should be the next President. Which brings me to my second point: I hate it when people from other countries try to
tell us who we should elect as a leader. I mean think about it for a second. World wide the United States is hated. Why? Because our government is the greatest experiment in the history of the world
and that pisses all the other countries off. In a time when most countries were bowing to someone’s throne or cowering in fear to a blood-thirsty dictator, our founding fathers were creating a
country where the people were allowed to choose who would lead them. These people from other countries hate the fact that we not only threw off the shackles some of them still have, but also managed
to become the most powerful country in the world. So let’s think about this. When someone from another country makes a suggestion about who should be our leader, do you honestly think they have
our best interest in mind? Do you honestly think it’s because they want us to be more successful? Right! Speaking of my friend running for President Barry H. Obama, I nearly threw up my cereal
this morning as I was checking out the news. I was reading the Political Punch blog which is written by ABC News campaign reporter Jake Tapper who was writing about Barack Obama’s speech in
Michigan yesterday. As I was scanning down I read this quote: Barack Obama: I gotta admit these folks are shameless because the record is indisputable. I wouldn’t do that. I mean, I'm not
perfect -- Woman in the Crowd: Yes, you are! Barack Obama: No, no, no, no. Talk to Michelle, she’ll tell you. Now look, I have been one of those people that have cracked joke after joke about
Barack Obama as the messiah. I have been one of those people who has joked that his followers have sipped the Kool-Aid from the chalice of Barry and are permanently programmed to follow their leader
off the cliff of Marxism. But, I was joking. This morning as I read the comment from the “woman in the crowd”, I realized it is all true and that reality makes me somewhere between sick
and sad. Sick because any rational human being can see that Barack Obama is nothing more
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Thu September 04 2008
[Begin transcript] This is the Brandon Windsor Program Podcast for Thursday, September 04, 2008. It is the show where we tell you to question everythi...
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[Begin transcript] This is the Brandon Windsor Program Podcast for Thursday, September 04, 2008. It is the show where we tell you to question everything. So did you see Governor Sarah Palin’s
speech last night? [Sound clip] Damn! I hope somebody had an ice pack handy for Barack Obama’s chode because he took a slamming from the front and the rear with a steel-toed pair of Jimmy
Choo&rsq...
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[Begin transcript] This is the Brandon Windsor Program Podcast for Thursday, September 04, 2008. It is the show where we tell you to question everything. So did you see Governor Sarah Palin’s
speech last night? [Sound clip] Damn! I hope somebody had an ice pack handy for Barack Obama’s chode because he took a slamming from the front and the rear with a steel-toed pair of Jimmy
Choo’s last night. Check this out. [Begin audio clip] Gov. Sarah Palin: Before I became governor of the great state of Alaska, I was mayor of my hometown. And since our opponents in this
presidential election seem to look down on that experience, let me explain to them what the job involves. I guess a small-town mayor is sort of like a "community organizer," except that you have
actual responsibilities. I might add that in small towns, we don't quite know what to make of a candidate who lavishes praise on working people when they are listening, and then talks about how
bitterly they cling to their religion and guns when those people aren't listening. We tend to prefer candidates who don't talk about us one way in Scranton and another way in San Francisco. [End
audio clip] Wow! Sarah Palin must have a wide foot because that one split the uprights. But she’s only getting warmed up. [Begin audio clip] Gov. Sarah Palin: I've noticed a pattern with our
opponent. Maybe you have, too. We've all heard his dramatic speeches before devoted followers. And there is much to like and admire about our opponent. But listening to him speak, it's easy to forget
that this is a man who has authored two memoirs but not a single major law or reform - not even in the state senate. This is a man who can give an entire speech about the wars America is fighting,
and never use the word "victory" except when he's talking about his own campaign. But when the cloud of rhetoric has passed ... when the roar of the crowd fades away ... when the stadium lights go
out, and those Styrofoam Greek columns are hauled back to some studio lot - what exactly is our opponent's plan? What does he actually seek to accomplish, after he's done turning back the waters and
healing the planet? The answer is to make government bigger ... take more of your money ... give you more orders from Washington ... and to reduce the strength of America in a dangerous world. [End
audio clip] Can’t…hold…on…much…longer. [Begin audio clip] Gov. Sarah Palin: In politics, there are some candidates who use change to promote their careers. And then
there are those, like John McCain, who use their careers to promote change. They're the ones whose names appear on laws and landmark reforms, not just on buttons and banners, or on self-designed
presidential seals. Among politicians, there is the idealism of high-flown speechmaking, in which crowds are stirringly summoned to support great things. And then there is the idealism of those
leaders, like John McCain, who actually do great things. [End audio clip] You know they say the truth hurts. But it’s not just Barack Obama who is hurting after last night’s speech.
It’s the entire left-wing blogosphere, the liberal media, and the Democratic party diehards. Because when you strip them bare—out of their self-appointed role of saviors of the
world—you shine the light of truth on their Hollywood style and paper mache substance. Is Sarah Palin or John McCain perfect? Of course not. This election is not about perfection. It’s
about finding out the truth. Last night someone finally stood before the American people and told them the truth about Barack Obama. That’s all for today, you can find out more about me at
brandonwindsor.com. Until tomorrow, be good but if you can’t be good be careful. [End transcript]
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Wed September 03 2008
[Begin transcript] It is Wednesday, September 03, 2008 and this is the Brandon Windsor Program Podcast. I have a question for you. Are you sick and ti...
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[Begin transcript] It is Wednesday, September 03, 2008 and this is the Brandon Windsor Program Podcast. I have a question for you. Are you sick and tired of all the Sarah Palin rumors and supposed
fact-checking yet? I am. Now, it’s no secret I think Sarah Palin was a good choice for VP and I happen to think she is a hot chick. But, good God how much more do we have to endure of this crap
fro...
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[Begin transcript] It is Wednesday, September 03, 2008 and this is the Brandon Windsor Program Podcast. I have a question for you. Are you sick and tired of all the Sarah Palin rumors and supposed
fact-checking yet? I am. Now, it’s no secret I think Sarah Palin was a good choice for VP and I happen to think she is a hot chick. But, good God how much more do we have to endure of this crap
from the left-wing bloggers and liberal networks like CNN and MSDNC. Let’s see, first there was the rumor that she wasn’t really pregnant and her Downs Syndrome son was actually her 17
year-old daughter’s baby. Then her daughter turns out to really be pregnant and the search was on to uncover anything they could about the father. Oh and let’s not forget the National
Enquirer who is claiming that there was a secret plot by Palin to get her daughter married after the convention and then let the news fly of her pregnancy. The media is digging into the firing of
Palin’s ex-brother-in-law who was a state trooper, a family owned car wash business in Alaska that seems to have failed to pay state taxes, and on and on and on. Some of you may be asking,
“If these things are not true, how come she hasn’t defended herself? Why isn’t she out there explaining all of this instead of hiding?” That’s a great question and lucky
for you I have the answer. Sarah Palin was announced as Johnny Mac’s running mate last Friday. Now think back if you will to this past weekend. What was going on? Well, for one thing it was a
holiday weekend—you know that whole Labor Day thing. Also, you might remember the whole media build-up to hurricane Gustav. What’s going to happen to the poor people of New Orleans? They
have to get out of there. Will Bush screw this up like he did 3 years ago with Katrina? How can those evil Republicans hold a celebration when millions of people are losing their homes and businesses
to the ravages of nature? Now imagine you’re Sarah Palin or the McCain campaign. If you start releasing explanations for these things while the media and by proxy the nation is focused on
Gustav what does that look like? It looks like you are trying to hide something! Not to mention, it makes you look like a self-absorbed douchebag. “I’m Sarah Palin and I know a lot of
those peons in New Orleans are having their lives destroyed right now, but I want to talk what is important—me!” That’s not exactly a great move, you know? So here’s what I am
saying for those of you on the left who are struggling to keep up. The McCain campaign did the proper and respectful thing. They have put politics on hold for the past 4 days while waiting to see
what the impact was going to be from Gustav. Now ask yourself this question: What did the liberal bloggers and media do? Seems to me, they used a time when they should have been concerned for the
safety and well-being of others to spread rumors and lies about someone they don’t know the first damn thing about simply because she is from a different political party. And you thought this
year was about “hope” and “change”. Sucker! That’s all for today, find out more at brandonwindsor.com. Until tomorrow, be good but if you can’t be good be careful.
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Tue September 02 2008
Tuesday, September 2, 2008 [Begin transcript] This is the Brandon Windsor Program Podcast for Tuesday, September 2, 2008. This is the show where we te...
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Tuesday, September 2, 2008 [Begin transcript] This is the Brandon Windsor Program Podcast for Tuesday, September 2, 2008. This is the show where we tell you to question everything. As much as I would
like to ignore politics, because political discussions make me so angry some times I just can’t see straight, I have to address something I read about this morning involving Barack Obama and
exp...
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Tuesday, September 2, 2008 [Begin transcript] This is the Brandon Windsor Program Podcast for Tuesday, September 2, 2008. This is the show where we tell you to question everything. As much as I would
like to ignore politics, because political discussions make me so angry some times I just can’t see straight, I have to address something I read about this morning involving Barack Obama and
experience. Let’s go to the tape. This is Anderson Cooper of CNN interviewing Barack Obama Monday night: [Begin audio clip] Anderson Cooper: Some Republican critics say, you don’t have
the experience to handle a situation like this [Hurricane Gustav]. They’ve in fact said that Governor Palin has more executive experience as mayor of a small town and as governor of a big state
like Alaska. What’s your response? Barack Obama: Well, you know, my understanding is that, uh, Governor Palin’s town of Wasilly [sic] has, uh, 50 employees, uh, uh, we’ve got 2500,
uh, in this campaign. I think their budget is maybe $12 million a year. Uh, uh, we have a budget of about three times that just for the month. Uh, so I think that, uh, our ability to manage large
systems, uh, and to, uh, execute, uh, I think has been made clear over the last couple of years. Uh, and certainly, in terms of, uh, the legislation that I’ve passed just dealing with this
issue post-Katrina, uh, of how we handle emergency management. The fact that, uh, many of my recommendations were adopted and are being put in place, uh, as we speak indicates to extent to which we
can provide the kinds of support and good service that the American people expect. [End audio clip] First of all did you notice how Obama called the town Palin used to be mayor of
“Wasilly”? Don’t think that wasn’t intentional. The actual name of the town is of course Wasilla. Nobody who is such a so-called “brilliant orator” such as Barack
Obama thinks that “a” on the end of the town’s name is pronounced like an “e”. That was completely intentional to drive home his point. So what was his point? His point
was obviously to try and minimize the accomplishments of Sarah Palin. “How can I possibly come to that conclusion,” the Kool-aid drinking Obamanites ask. Well, it’s pretty simple.
Obama, and I’m sure this was just his forgetfulness kicking in, neglected the fact that Sarah Palin is the governor of Alaska now. Oh darn! How forgetful. I’m sure it was just an
oversight. So let’s see, Obama compares his lack of experience to that of a mayor of 9,000 residents rather than to the job that Sarah Palin actual holds which is the governor of a state. Now,
Barack doesn’t want us to do this, obviously, but instead of comparing apples to oranges let’s compare apples to apples. Barack points out his campaign has 2500 employees and has a budget
of roughly $36 million a month so he clearly is an executive in charge of a large organization. Okay. Sarah Palin, as the governor of Alaska, runs a government that employs 25,000 people. Now, I was
awful at math in school, but even I know that is 10 times the amount of people of Barack’s campaign. Hmm…if we can call Barack a pretty big executive with 2500 employees, can’t we
call Sarah Palin 10 times the executive with 25,000? Well, let’s go to the money. Barack estimates his campaign goes through $36 million a month. Again, the horrible math student that I am
figures that comes out to about $432 million a y
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