Dealer @ Rusty Wallace Ford & GM @ Rusty Wallace Toyota Important things are Faith, Family and Fun. Dog Lover, Risk Taker and Glass Mostly Full Kind of Guy.
@timburchett You run with a pretty good posse there. I’m met a friend of yours that you work with tonight Jay Obernolte. Nice guy! Sounds like you guys have a lot of the same thoughts on the debt. Glad to hear it. Keep working hard for us.
@timburchett I think you guys need to pass the Big, Beautiful Bill and then it would be great to focus on shrinking government, implementing DOGE cuts, and reducing the deficit.
@JahmaiM All of us Vol fans appreciate you young man you’re great great example of what great character, great determination and great work ethic can accomplish. I wish you the best. You’ve always made us proud. We’re pulling for you. Go VOLS!!!!👏👏👏👏👏
I definitely want to agree with the panel on @Gutfeldfox that our military did a tremendous job and they should be congratulated and supported 100% @KatTimpf has a great perspective on not wanting war but wanting to support our military
I’m glad she’s back on the show.
Still laughing over @PlanetTyrus on @Gutfeldfox saying that @realDonaldTrump was his "N" and slapping his chest in love!!! He was referencing Trump referring to "Nuclear" as the "N" word. Tyrus is doing a great job hosting while Greg is doing whatever he does alone!!!
Shout out to @PlanetTyrus on @Gutfeldfox for saying that we all need to walk by mirror and look at it and say we need to do better cause we’re Americans!!!!
A lesson in masculinity:
Once when I was a little kid, my mom, dad, and I were waiting in line at the Kentucky Fried Chicken in Hannibal, MO. There was a guy at the counter, probably half-drunk, berating and cursing at the restaurant staff in a loud voice. After a couple minutes of this, my dad went up to the guy and told him, "you need to calm down, mister, and quit talking to these people like that." The guy turned to my dad and replied that it was none of his business and what was he going to do about it, anyway. At that point, my father momentarily transformed into Clint Eastwood, staring the dude straight in the eye and saying, "let's go outside and find out." I looked at my mom in surprise and asked if dad was really going to fight this fellow. Mom just kinda shrugged. The guy was caught completely off-guard and mumbled some stuff but quit with all the yelling and cursing. Dad got back in line with us, like nothing at all had happened. Now, my dad is not some tough guy. He's not a fighter. For all I know, that dude might have cleaned his clock. Dad never went looking for trouble. But he doesn't back down, and he stands up for what he thinks is right. My mom is the same way. They're children of the Great Depression and WWII. Their lives haven't always been easy, but they take things in stride. Despite the hardships they've faced, they've retained their goodness and moral compass. They're just good people. They're strong people. I believe they're good people BECAUSE they are strong people. The world needs more like them.
"One of the most important reasons for studying history is that virtually every stupid idea that is in vogue today has been tried before and proved disastrous before, time and again."
— Thomas Sowell
“Government has three primary functions. It should provide for military defense of the nation. It should enforce contracts between individuals. It should protect citizens from crimes against themselves or their property.”
— Milton Friedman