You are listening to No PC Allowed, a .k .a.
No Political Correctness Allowed. And I am Mac
Iverson. And we are meeting here in a very special
place in our studio. I'm meeting with... Motorhome
Mike. Motorhome Mike. That's me. Awesome. LogicalConservative
.com. Okay. And so we first met up in Big Bear.
I was having coffee at a coffee shop, and I saw
you with this wild bus. And it was crazy because
I saw the first thing was Trump. with his fists
up in the air saying, fight, fight, fight. We
all know his famous expression. And then you
had some other people on that bus, too. Could
you kind of explain what are you doing with this
bus? What's the main point? Okay, so the main
point is about freedom of speech, whether you
agree with it or not. Example, Trump's on the
motorhome. That's who I voted for. Martin Luther
King's on the motorhome. John F. Kennedy's on
the motorhome. Iwo Jima. And what it's about
is these people took a bullet. Now, unfortunately,
Charlie Kirk's on the motorhome in the form of
a rap piece. But these people have taken a bullet
so that you and I could have freedom of speech,
whether we agree or not. And it's not about me
having to agree with you. It's about my freedom
of speech. So that's my representation of freedom
of speech. And that's what I believe everybody
has, of course, the First Amendment. And that's
the way it is. So these loudmouth people that
are out there screaming and yelling because they
don't agree with you, that's their problem. And
so that's what the Motorhome is about, freedom
of speech. Yeah, it's for their freedom of speech
as well, but they don't see that. No, I mean,
well, with the Motorhome, as you know, you can't
miss. Again, it's 45 feet long. It's 12 feet
high. It's 48 ,000 pounds. It has the depictions
of described Donald Trump, fight, fight, fight,
Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Iwo Jima, Charlie
Kirk, the World Trade Center. So it's a rolling
billboard. You cannot miss it. No matter where
it goes, it creates. people's sets their emotions
one direction or the other. Yeah, definitely.
It really stuck out like a sore thumb. And there
were some protesters. And as I was leaving after
my first meeting with you there, I just happened
to meet you. There was this one idiot who was
saying something about Trump being a pedophile
or something like that. And I rolled down my
window and I yelled really loud. The only reason
you're here is because the bus is being very
effective. Otherwise, you wouldn't be here at
all. And he said some choice expletives at me.
And my understanding is you had a run in with
that same incident. I saw him on the video because
you have these videos on your website and it's
the same guy. Yeah. So the guy that one of the
guys actually assaulted me there at one of these
little protests on the corner. And so the sheriff's
came in and he was arrested and cited and all
that kind of happy stuff. But the guy that rode
by on the bike, yeah, he was some guy screaming.
And you're absolutely right. You know, when people
go by, you can't miss it. And again, it's not
about me having to agree with you. You know,
if you don't like what's on the side of it, I
got a good idea. Go spend a half million for
a motorhome. Go spend $25 ,000 for a wrap. Go
drive the country like I did for 14 months. Have
at it. Right. I think a lot of it comes down
to just simple jealousy, you know. Well, again,
you know, you have the Trump syndrome where people
just can't handle it. And, you know, it's kind
of actually amazing because, you know, as I've
stopped at different places and a lot of people
will look at it and then they'll ask the same
question. Well, what is this about? And then,
of course, freedom of speech. But then other
people. They can't even see anything except Trump.
Yeah, that's all they see. That's all they see.
There's other people famous throughout history,
but all they can see is Trump, and they got the
TDS, Trump Derangement Syndrome. They lose it.
They lose it. Right. It's so sad. Well, it just
shows you the state of affairs and kind of what's
going on. At the end of the day, bottom line
is this. Again, you know, our president has done
more things in the last year than the other administration
for four years. You know, people, look at what
he's done. Look at, look at, he stopped the borders.
Look at all these things. You know, this. All
these things going on are because we have a leader
and somebody that has the huevos to go out and
make it happen. Not some guy hiding behind. He
can't figure out which way to exit the door.
The whole cover -ups, all the nonsense. This
is about a guy who's saying, look, we're not
putting up with this bullshit, and it's over.
And so you people out there that have these problems
of the Trump syndrome or you don't like what's
going on, I got a great idea. I'll give you my
phone number. I will buy you a ticket out of
this country, and I'll pay for it. As long as
you agree not to come back. No problem. I'll
do it. So line up. These people aren't sincere,
though. They're really not. They got price tags
attached to their pierced nipples, these blue
and green, purple -haired people. They're such
losers. They don't know who's pulling the strings.
They're like pawns on the chessboard of the billionaires
in China and all their proxies. And don't tell
me that George Soros isn't behind this and in
cahoots with China. I mean, they're tentacles
like an octopus that just envelops the entire
world. And these idiots, these useful idiots.
on the streets of Minnesota, they don't know
how they're being played. And they're just pawns
on a chessboard of us versus them politics. But
it's all about money, really. Yeah. So, you know,
to follow up on that, a lot of people out on
the streets, they get caught up in the emotion
of it. OK, they don't look at the facts. When
you look at the facts, actually, I look at Minnesota
now almost like a communist country. Sure. I
mean, what's been going on there? Listen, if
you live in Minnesota, it's probably time to
get out of Dodge. I mean, and it's not like they're
being picked on. California. Is the next one
ready to pick? And so all this nonsense that's
going on, people get caught up in the emotion.
You know, as I was driving by to meet you, you
know, out on the steps of the courthouse, you
know, I see this Mexican flag waving. Great Mexican
flag. Take it to Mexico. You don't like it? Leave.
Anybody that's illegal, you need to go. Now,
should there be a way for them to get back into
the country legally? Absolutely. But you have
to do it the right way. And the fact of you're
out there protesting, strike one. you know, that's
one, that's, that's one strike against you not
coming back into this country. And so these people
now they're getting a little kids wrapped up
in it and the high schoolers. And I drove by
there and I think the average age out there was
like, you know, 15, you know, and they're just
caught up in the emotion. So what I'm getting
at is a lot of people get caught up in the emotion
and they don't look at the facts, look at the
facts, look at the waste, look at all what's
gone on over the last four years. And if you
don't see it and you don't like it again, my
number's going to be out there. Ticket out of
here. No problem. Right. Yep. So, yeah, like
you're saying, if they have a problem with America,
what are they doing here? Find the Mexican flag
and go back to Mexico and make Mexico great again
because that needs to happen too. Yeah, exactly.
Well, maybe it should be the 51st state. You
know, there you go. That'd solve a lot of problems.
You know, it's interesting because at one of
the stops that I was at, I had this guy walking
down the sidewalk and I just simply said, hey,
how's it going? He said, F you and whatever.
And that guy's a pedophile and this. And I go,
oh, he is. So were you molested by him? Or I
don't understand where you come up with this
information. Well, I read it and I go, okay,
well, anyway. I go, you know, I'm going to tell
you something. Do you want to? You could be a
pedophile on the Internet in three seconds. All
I have to do is say your name and where you're
from, and it's going to be on the Internet forever.
So if you don't like this country and you don't
like what's going on, he was saying, because
I asked him, I said, isn't America the best country
in the world? He said, no, not really. I go,
well, who do you think is? He goes, well, I think
Canada. I go, really? When do you want to go?
Hit the road. You know, just check out. But they
can't. You know, when you confront them with
facts, should men be in women's restrooms? You
confront them with facts. All they do is they
do the go around. Well, what about this? What
about that? You know, Trump is this, Trump is
that. No, listen, at the end of the day, do you
want men in women's restrooms? It's a very easy
question. They cannot answer it. Do you think
men should be competing against women? They can't
answer it. Yeah, it's all just a show. They're
just trying to put on a show. Why are they so
pissed off? We're finding... Billions of wasted
dollars. Why would any American be upset over
that? Why would any American be upset over enforcing
our laws? Oh, ICE is doing this. Look what they've
done. Look, at the end of the day, bottom line
is, it's kind of like George Floyd. If you had
got in the car and not fought, none of that would
have happened. If these people would just leave
the country, well, what about the innocent people?
Listen, in any war, any type of confrontation,
there's always some form of casualty. Yeah, exactly.
That's the end of the day. I mean, you're dealing
with people. People are imperfect. And this officer
who shot Rene Good, personally, I think he looks
pretty guilty on the first shot. Not so much
the second and third shots. But he, back in June,
was dragged by a car going almost 50 miles an
hour for about 100 yards. Do you think that might
affect you? And I don't know what kind of psychological
counseling he got after that, if it was adequate.
But do you think that might affect you and your
job? And then they're easy to criticize, but
they don't want to be the ones who go out on
the streets and do the dirty job of what he has
to do every single day. You know, I think we
should do this. I think there's a great solution
that you kind of hit on. I think all these protesters,
we need to deputize them and let them go out
on the street and enforce the laws. I think that's
a good way to do it. All you people screaming
and yelling about how it's bad, go put the vest
on, go strap it on, and go stand there while
some people are blowing whistles in your face.
And why don't you go do it? Why don't you sign
up? Why don't you contribute something besides
screaming and yelling and acting like a total
jackass? Yeah, that's one way to do it. That's
tough love. Well, hey. Well, we need help. We
can't do it. Same people defund the police. They're
the first ones to call 911. You know, they go
out on these streets. And I got another great
idea. How about stay on the sidewalk? Don't get
in the street where law enforcement is. Don't
interrupt their business and there won't be problems.
It's when people run up on law enforcement. They're
trying to do their jobs. Emotions are high on
both sides, right? And hey, it's called adrenaline,
right? And things happen. And when you don't
have a lot of time. bad things can happen. When
there's not a lot of distance, bad things can
happen. That's the rule. Time and distance are
your friend. So I got a good idea. Shut up. Get
on the sidewalk. Stand there with your sign.
You have the right to protest. You don't have
a right to walk up to a guy with a whistle and
blow it in his ear. You know what? I'm really
surprised some of those guys, just women, guys,
just don't punch him in the face. You know, some
guy's blowing a whistle in your ear right here.
You're going to do something, right? So it's
great restraint. Great restraint. Yeah, it's
like I don't like paying taxes. I really hate
the IRS. Why don't I get in my car and just run
the barricades at the main office? And the reason
is because I don't fear getting shot and killed.
I expect I would get shot and killed if I were
to do that something. That's called being smart.
But Goode wasn't smart, and Prenti, he wasn't
smart either. These are radicals. They've been
radicalized where it's just all emotion, like
you said, and they're not thinking. They're not
thinking at all. And here's kind of the interesting
part. Having driven the country for the time
I did and meeting all the people I've met, from
Connecticut, downtown Manhattan. I'm telling
you something. There are more people in favor
of common sense government and are appreciative
to what the administration's doing. versus not.
It's just the loud mouths that get the attention,
that scream the loudest, that, you know, hey,
that's, quote, newsworthy, right? Who wants to
listen to some guy stand there and be calm and
say, gee, I really like this. I mean, this is
great. No, you don't see it. So they seek out
drama. They seek out, I don't know what that
song was back in the 80s, but it was about the
newscaster and the bleach blonde haired gal.
Oh, yeah, that was Don Henley. Yeah, yeah. And
they just go seek out the trash. Well, guess
what? All you protesters act like this, you're
trash. You're trash. You're trash. I don't know
what else to say. You're absolute trash. Well,
the same thing with George Floyd. That was an
election year. This is also an election year.
And I'm not saying these things never happened,
not election years, but man, they really want
to blow it up because they're going after the
shallow or the too busy undecided voter for November's
election. That's really what this is all about.
They're trying to persuade people who are on
the fence. And they're still out there. There's
still people. I don't know. I don't know if I'm
going to vote for it or if I'm going to vote
at all. Yeah, it's really kind of amazing how
people, they just can't think through a simple
task. But at the end of the day, I keep saying
the end of the day, but bottom line is, look,
we live in the greatest country in the world.
That's why everybody wants to come here. That's
our heritage. Yes. So instead of trashing it,
embrace it as the greatest. Keep it the greatest.
Do something positive. Oh, the little soccer
mom is out there with their Starbucks coffee
interfering with ice. What are you doing? You
know what? Get out of the way. Go have your Starbucks.
You know, I can tell you a whole Starbucks story
in Connecticut. You know, get out of the way.
Go have your Starbucks and let law enforcement
do what they're supposed to do. Here's something
else interesting. You know, I don't know if it's
out there, but, well, it's not out there. It's
out there in information. But, you know, the
administration is thinking about actually doing
away with the federal income tax and the tariffs
cover it. So can you imagine as a worker and
now you're not paying federal tax? Yeah. That's
like a, I don't know, a 25 % raise. Yeah. Well,
that's what happened. We got rid of the tariffs
and there's, oh, we need the income tax. So yeah,
that's a great idea. Yeah. It's just something
to aim for. It's something to aim for. It's hard
to imagine, but yeah. No. That'd be great. That'd
be awesome. So there you got it. You got people
all over the country. And again, they get caught
up in this. It's something for them to do, I
guess, instead of drinking a beer at home and
sitting on the couch. Hey, let's go down and
let's protest. Let's run out in the street and
let's create this little mini little chaos. But
there isn't as much of that as people would lend
or the news, the press would lend you to believe.
It's just isolated things. And yes, it is happening.
There's no doubt. But a majority of the people
out there are law -abiding, common sense. wanting
better for them and their families. You know,
here's the crazy part. There's no more Democratic
Party. They're done. There's no more. Who's their
leader? Who are these people? Gavin Newsom? Are
you kidding me? Where's the governor? Walt? Can
you imagine if Walt and Harris got in and then
we start, first of all, we probably wouldn't
find out about this stuff in Minnesota. And how
about that? Some young kid knocking on doors,
blows it wide open. Yeah, yeah. How about that?
Yeah, some kid, 23 -year -old kid with a microphone.
Yeah. And that's it. That's it. He doesn't have
all the. It wasn't CNN. Yeah. It wasn't, you
know, the Minnesota legislators. It wasn't anybody.
It's some 20, however old he was, had the guts
to knock on a door and started picking up momentum.
And you know what? That's what needs to happen
more. Yeah. More and more. Massively. We've got
to get that. Grassroots action is going to change
this country. And so that's part of the motorhome.
You know, the motorhome rolling around. Again,
when you see it, you can't miss it. Wherever
it stops, it's, let's just call it a spectacle.
I mean, I'll pull into a parking lot like Big
Bear at the Vons. I pulled in there actually
to get groceries that day because that was my
ride. I got there at 10 .30. I left at 6 .30.
Because people want to talk about how proud they
are of America. Yeah, people are passionate.
but then you have the other people that go out
of the way like the guy on the bicycle and actually
he went by and that wasn't enough he had to come
back again and that wasn't enough you know and
so it's like listen guy you want to talk how
about have the guts how about have the balls
to do something right on interview where you're
asked a direct question not a fleeting questions
you're yelling and flipping somebody off listen
just like driving around la you go down pick
your city go down the middle driving and roll
down you want to start screaming and yelling
people and flipping them off and see what happens
to you it's not going to be good See, we're so
used to being cowed with political correctness.
I hate it. That's why I call my podcast No PC
Allowed. Yeah, that's perfect. Yeah, it is. So
you were telling about a story in Connecticut.
Tell me a couple of the most standout, interesting,
or oddball stories you can think of because you've
been doing this for a while with your bus, haven't
you? Yeah, I have. How long have you been doing
it? Over 14 months. 14 months. And right now,
this little breather is getting some repairs
done and some stuff repairs because of me. primarily
backing into a couple things. It wasn't anything
other than that. The Motorhome, it didn't start
as what I thought. I had no idea it was going
to turn out to be what it is. I didn't realize
the depth of people's passion and love for this
country. As I traveled the country, I started
seeing it more and more, even pre -election.
People were, oh, do you think Trump's going to
win? I drove back where the Amish were. I drove
places you wouldn't even take a car sometimes.
At the end of the day, It's that people wanted
and needed to change, right? But some of the
stories. So, for example, in Ohio, when I was
on my way to Bernie Marino and Tucker Carlson
event, I pulled off the side of the road, had
a guy sitting off the side of the road, kind
of looked like an abandoned gas station. And
I was sitting there looking for directions. And
he came walking up to the motorhome. And he's
looking at every single picture as he walks down
the side of it. And I'm looking at him in the
mirror. And we're kind of out in the middle of
nowhere. And so when he got to the door, I opened
the door. And I go, hey, how's it going? He goes,
oh, it's going good. He goes, what is this motorhome
about? And I said, well, it's about our freedom.
It's freedom of speech. It's about our right
as Americans. And he goes, you know, he goes,
I'm a disabled veteran. And yeah, he goes, it's
just amazing how people just don't understand
what it costs for our freedom, even in peaceful
times. But anyway, so I invited him on the motorhome.
He walked the motorhome, looked at everything
inside it. You know, it's kind of like a museum.
All the different signatures, Abraham Lincoln,
all these different signatures. When he got done,
he got off the motorhome. Mind you, he rode up
on a bicycle. Right. And he kind of looked like,
you've seen the movie Forrest Gump. He kind of
looked like Lieutenant Dan with legs. Oh, okay.
Right, right, right. And so anyway, so as he
goes down the steps, I'm standing on the second
step. And he stops. He turns around. He reaches,
you know, back in his back pocket. He has one
of those chain wallets. And he pulls out his
wallet and he opens it up. And there must have
been maybe three, maybe four bills in there,
I guess. The biggest one was a $5 bill that I
could tell. And he takes it out. And he motions
to give it to me. He goes, I want you to have
this. He goes, I know it costs money to operate
this. Right, right. And ironically, it's $5.
It's $5 a mile to run that thing. Oh, my goodness.
But anyway, and I go, no, listen. Inside this
motorhome, there's a queen bed. There's TVs.
I mean, you've seen it. A refrigerator. I mean,
it's a house. Right, right. I mean, it's a nice
house. Yeah, it's awesome. Yeah. And so anyway,
he wanted me to take this $5 bill. And I said,
no, I'm not going to take it. And he got that
crazy look on his face like he's been in the
military. And he said, no, you're going to take
it. He goes, because my freedom is worth $5.
Now, this is a guy riding a bike out in the middle
of nowhere in Ohio, living underneath the roof
of a gas station, an old abandoned gas station,
and he's giving me, he wants me to take $5 because
that's what his freedom is worth. Isn't that
amazing? It is. And then we'll jump completely
the other way. So two days after Charlie Kirk
was killed, I get a call from a local chapter
at UConn, University of Connecticut, or I'm going
to call it. I'm not going to call it the C word,
but it's that word. The University of that word
with a C. You know what I'm talking about? Ends
in a T. Yeah, yeah. Okay. Boy, that's going to
get a lot of... But you are, okay? That's what
you are. I'm not politically correct. Yeah, yeah.
I'm not politically correct. It's the University
of C ends in a T. Okay? That goes for the guys.
Yeah, yeah. But anyway... Yeah. So anyway, so
I'm there. There's about 30 people there that
have the Turning Point little club, let's call
it. And so I was asked to go there. And I was
about, I don't know, 80 miles away. And I thought,
yeah, you know, okay, this is important. It's
important for support. So I drove to the University
of Connecticut. We'll keep calling it Connecticut.
And so I stop, do the little interview. I'm talking
to the gal just right on the street. And the
motorhome's right there. I'm talking to her.
And I said, so where were you when Charlie Kirk
was killed, murdered? And she said, oh, I was
in my economics class. And I go, oh. And I go,
and so what happened when you heard it? And she
kind of looked at me, and she kind of hesitated.
She said, three -quarters of the class stood
up and clapped. Yeah. Oh, that's terrible. Yeah.
Evil. Yeah, okay. Well, it gets better. Well,
I shouldn't say better than that. So I drive
down the street. I stop at the Starbucks, the
local Starbucks. I've got my camera. I go walking
in there. Or I should say I always have my camera
on me. And hanging there was a gay pride transgender
flag. So I thought, well, I'm leaving. And I
thought, no, wait a minute. So I turned around,
and the manager was there. And I asked for the
manager. The manager came out. I go, hey, where's
the American flag? She goes, what do you mean?
I go, well, where's the American flag? I see
that one. Where's the American flag? Well, Starbucks
has given us certain latitudes of what flags
we can fly. And I said, so where's the American
flag? And she said, well, we voted. I go, no,
listen. You don't vote about the American flag.
The American flag is the American flag. So that
needs to be up. As I'm leaving, some little loudmouth
Connecticut. ends in T, comes walking up and
goes, what is this motorhome all about? And I
go, what's about our freedom of speech? It's
about our right. He goes, well, that guy right
there, that Donald Trump, he's a piece of shit
and on and on and on. And I look at him, I go,
you know, I'm going to tell you something. If
it wasn't, I go, if it wasn't for, I go, set
that aside for a second. The other person that's
on there just as a two days old is Charlie Kirk,
who was murdered, murdered, assassinated. And
the kid said, the kid with a C, ends in T, right,
said he deserved it. Now, I look at him and I
go, I turn off my camera. I go, I'm going to
tell you something, you little shit. These people
on this motorhome are why you can stand there
and even open your mouth. Well, I'm an engineer,
a biologist, whatever the heck he was. And I
go, okay, and that's another freedom. Okay, let
me tell you something. Go to Russia. Go to a
country like that and you go say that about Putin
or you go do it and you see what happens to you.
You'll be in prison if they can find you again.
And I go, as a matter of fact, you know, I'm
going to go out on a limb here. I'll bet you
your parents are paying for your college. You
don't have a job. You don't have a car. And you're
just here creating all kinds of havoc where you
can. He goes, well, that's your opinion. I go,
no, it's a fact, isn't it? Yeah, because he didn't
argue with you. Yeah. And then he started using
every explicit, you know, he could use, right?
You got his number. I got his number. I go, so
give me your number. I'm going to call mommy
and daddy and tell them what you're doing. So
this is what I run into. Yeah, yeah. But 80 plus
percent of it, 85 percent, I'm not stretching
it. is if people that don't agree with you you
know they just look and they really don't nothing
the people that are the biggest mouths and want
the attention or or whatever you want to call
it the other 10 15 maybe actually it's probably
less than five percent create these scenes and
i've been i have reels i have stuff people i've
had people pull over in cars in front of me stop
get out and start going to town what kind of
person in their right mind especially with all
these states that have carry now And all these
things you can do would jump out of a car. So
I'll give you a little hint when I'm sitting
in a place what I look for of if I think there's
going to be something that's going to go south
on me. Number one, generally they're driving
a Subaru. Okay. I remember you told me that.
Number two, it's a middle -aged female. Number
three, when the female gets out, she's wearing
sweatpants and just looks like hell. Looks like
she had her head out the window. And I don't
know for sure, but she's probably divorced with
two kids. So she hates the world. But having
said that, so that's the woman's side. The guy's
side, generally, not all of them, but most of
them, they're wearing the, you know, let's all
get a long shirt. Or the tie -dye with a peace
sign. And I grew up in the 70s, right? With a
ponytail. Or a man bun. Okay, so when I see those
people and they're walking toward the motorhome,
my camera's rolling. And I'm not disappointed
most of the time. So there's a certain profile.
That's awesome. Yeah, did I go way out there
on the limb? Right. That's good. That's good.
I love hearing those stories. I really do. Doesn't
surprise me, you know. Do you fear for your safety?
You're a guy who can take care of himself. Well,
you know, here's what's interesting. I don't
fear for my... I fear for people doing something
stupid that they're going to wind up being in
a worse off position. Yeah, gotcha. So, yes,
can I take care of myself? I'm 67 going on 68.
I've been around the block. Like I said, I can
kind of size things up at the end of the day.
I had a guy of all places, of all places in Huntington
Beach, which is about as red as you can get where
I was, threaten me with a knife. He came up to
the motorhome, started doing his thing. I asked
him to leave. He says, freedom of speech. I said,
you're right. It is freedom of speech. And that
wasn't good enough. He pulled up a shirt and
said, I should stab you right here. So I've had
confrontations where I've had to just sort of
defend myself at an extreme level. But, you know,
anytime you're rolling around a 45 foot motor
home with whether you agree with it or not, my
choice, a president of the United States. And
of course, Kennedy's there, Charlie Kirk, et
cetera, et cetera. There's a certain element
of people get wacky. Right. Sure. Now, was Charlie
Kirk, was he ever on your bus? I met Charlie
Kirk about a month and a half before. um he was
murdered i met him at an event at bedminster
golf course and we had a nice discussion he even
had mentioned that introduced me to his project
manager and how we should probably coordinate
some things and his quote to me was let me get
through this first event and then i'll have them
contact you well the first event was utah oh
my goodness so but no he had he had not made
it on the motorhome uh but he was wanting he
had signed some things for me they're posted
on the motorhome just like trump just like presidents
on the motorhome and of course i have this big
decal Turning point on the side of the motorhome,
just right next to Trump. Again, and I pose this
question out there. If there is someone within,
let's just say, the last 50 years that someone
legitimately comes up with that took a bullet
for freedom, let me know. Because I'll put him
on the side of the motorhome. Okay? The only
person I can think of is Gandhi. Well, no, U
.S. No, no, no. The only other one that I can
think of is Robert Kennedy. Yeah, yeah. So he's
going to be on the side of the motorhome. So
I'm not opposed to, you know, I'm not going to
say one of our latest presidents, but if they
are past, recent, if they had been shot and killed
or shot, I'd probably put them on the motorhome.
Yeah. But name one. Anybody out there listening,
name one. Give me somebody. And I even asked
ChatGPT that question, you know, because I was
curious what it would say, but it shocked me.
I asked for, what are the top five martyrs for
freedom of speech over the past 30 years? And
they came up with five names I'd never heard
of. Charlie Kirk? No. Isn't that amazing? No.
Charlie Kirk was not even mentioned. It's crazy.
And so the mindset out there, again, with Turning
Point USA is that, you know, here you have a
guy that, as we know, was just speaking the truth,
whether you agreed with it or not, you know,
it becomes your truth or his truth, but was not
out there. He never disparaged anybody that I
saw. If there is a disparaging, like, you know,
losing it, send it, right? I want to see it.
But he was always never seen it. And so, and
that same guy gets shot. gets killed, gets murdered.
And it goes deeper than just the knucklehead
quote on the roof. You know, I don't buy into
that at all. Right. Oh, no, it's a conspiracy
theory. It's not a conspiracy theory. It's actually
a conspiracy of hatred, which is manufactured
by mostly billionaires in a world that cannot
perform, counsel foreign relations, and all their
associations with China. Because China, on the
day they were born, way back, I think it was
1949, was it? 1949? is they wanted to bring down
the great Satan, just like the Muslims, the United
States of America. Isn't that amazing? Yeah.
They planned that from the very beginning. But
yet, anybody in China, China, China, China, if
you ask them, they want to come to the U .S.
They invest in the U .S. They educate in the
U .S. Hey, I got a good idea. If you don't like,
I have a great policy for China. Don't let anybody
come to the U .S. to live here, to educate here.
You take care of it at your end. And here's the
fact of the matter. You know, The United States,
there isn't one thing the United States needs
from any country to be a country. There isn't
one thing. There isn't one mineral. Oh, would
we want more? Yeah. There isn't one barrel of
oil. Would we like more? Yes. There's nothing.
Zero. Every excuse, even for legal immigration,
is very sketchy. I don't think we even need it.
We just need a stronger middle class. The government
needs to support the people who are native -born
in this country, and then we'll stop looking.
Because when the Chinese come over here, a lot
of them, they're spies. A lot of them. Yeah.
Well, you know, being out on the road, this is
the other thing that I noticed. You know, a lot
of the middle, let's say, like us, that have
certain opinions that, you know, are just, some
of them are very mild and some are stronger.
But the mild and the medium ones, they just don't
really want to get engaged involved. They don't,
well, you know, I didn't put a sticker on my
car because it scares me vandalism. Vandalize.
And I look at him, I go, you see that over there?
That's 45 feet long. That's about the biggest
bumper sticker you can have. I mean, I get it.
But why would we as free society with the freedom
of speech have to worry about putting a sticker
on our car and it being vandalized? That just
goes beyond. It's like when all this was happening
with Musk. I saw Tesla said, I bought this car
before, you know, Musk was part of the government,
you know, the DOJ, right? Isn't that amazing?
So these same people are putting bumper stickers
on their car and say, hey, leave my car alone.
Yeah, it's ridiculous. I mean, it's just a car.
I mean, I've had bumper stickers vandalized.
I've had many times my car vandalized because
of a tip. I'm sure you probably had it with your
bus. I've had very, very minor. But here's what
you have to realize about that bus motorhome
is it's bigger than life. There's more going
on with it. If you get near it and you shouldn't
be, it's not going to be good. And we'll leave
it at that. Yeah. All right. Very good. We've
gone very long here, but I appreciate it. I'm
glad we did, Michael. Michael Wayman. Action
steps. I always try to wrap up my podcast with
action steps. What can we do? The listener, you,
me, what can we all do? Because the election's
coming up, and it's not really looking that good
so far, is it? Well, you know, it's a wobbler,
meaning, you know, it's really not decisive.
But that's typical in a midterm where the House
seats. But one is support the podcast like this.
You know, support them. Guess what? It costs
money. Okay, $1, $5, $10, $20. Guess what? It
adds up. It pays for gallons of fuel. Support
people when they want to do something. Oh, I
give, you know, I give to the wounded dogs or
something. You know what? The USA is a wounded
dog in some ways. You know, start giving money
to these people that are out there on the street.
I'll tell you one thing that really shocked me
being back in Florida. You know, here, that's
a red state. And I thought, man, I mean, talk
about, you know, make it happen. I've never seen
so many kind of like rhinos, as they call them,
pitting against each other. Why? They don't spend
the money on the street. They just want to go
to parties and take pictures with Trump. But
they don't spend the money on the street like
for you and I that are out here with driving
our cars, meeting, buying lunches, you know,
for ourselves, fueling the motorhome. Again,
it's five bucks a mile. So support, you know,
support the bus .com. Support, you know, support
where you can and support the podcast. Very good.
Very well said. All right, Michael Wayman, I
appreciate it. How can people get in touch with
you or stay in touch? You have a website? Yeah,
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can buy our merchandise online, and that's how
they can support us. Excellent. Thank you so
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I am Mac Iverson.