Monday, 16 February 2026

Mike Hanson For County Commissioner 2001 Fundraiser MC'd By Alex Jones Michael Badnarik Speaker [dGDG9JZhsco]

A South Austin fundraiser transforms into a constitutionalist manifesto as local candidates and activists plot to reclaim the Bill of Rights through aggressive budgetary control.

By Mike Hanson Archives | 40m listen | 14 chapters
Mike Hanson For County Commissioner 2001 Fundraiser MC'd By Alex Jones  Michael Badnarik Speaker [dGDG9JZhsco] cover

About this episode

Alex Jones and Michael Badnarik join forces at a South Austin campaign rally to endorse Mike Hanson for County Commissioner while warning of a post-September 11 assault on the Fourth Amendment. The event serves as a grassroots mobilization against the New World Order, featuring endorsements from local figures like Ray Bowman and Rusty Fields. Hanson outlines his 2002 general election challenge against Margaret Gomez, framing the local race as a critical front for constitutional enforcement.

Don Laux shares his transition from an Air Force fighter pilot to the first Republican County Commissioner in Bastrop history, emphasizing the necessity of door-to-door campaigning and rational governance. Michael Badnarik, a Libertarian constitutional educator running for State Representative, argues that County Commissioners must use budgetary control to defund agencies that violate inherent rights. The rally includes allegations of election fraud against County Clerk Dana DuBois, a recognition of World War II veteran Joe Campana, and a call for citizens to seize control of local conventions to thwart the influence of David Rockefeller and the United Nations.

The Howard McLaughlin Group provides a high-energy blues and rock soundtrack to the political defiance, while the Trailer Park Show crew led by Jeff Davis interacts with the South Austin crowd. Mike Hanson introduces his mother, Joy Hanson, and campaign staffer Lisa Smith to the stage, grounding the high-stakes rhetoric in a community-driven atmosphere. The segment concludes with a defiant tribute to Vietnam veterans and a collective demand for the restoration of property rights and self-defense.


CHAPTER 01 / 14 Discussion

Mike Hanson Campaign Event and Local Supporter Introductions

Supporters gather at a campaign event for Mike Hanson's run for County Commissioner. Local figures including Ray Bowman from Georgetown and Rusty Fields and Mary Pope from Sandbar Pizza offer their endorsements. The atmosphere is informal, featuring interactions between the camera crew and attendees.

mike hanson· county commissioner· georgetown· sandbar pizza· rusty fields· mary pope

00:02 Well, let's get my Kansas elected county commissioner. Yes ma'am I agree with that and we're gonna do our best Sure will! And we got to thank you for all you've done too Oh well thanks It was a pleasure Thank you ma'am And you are? I'm Ray Bowman, out of Georgetown. We appreciate all you do. Come down to help out. Thank you sir! Those kind of just flew out. Look what happened to me, I need surgery. I've only asked a plastic surgeon and they wouldn't want to do it

00:54 Sandbar Pizza! Rusty Fields and Mary Pope. Proud to be here. To endorse the candidacy of Mike Hanson for County Commissioner, it's about time. Yeah-huh Good job. I didn't either. I have any witnesses in my favor. Change the court. You could've been there, but you're not gonna be there as a witness. No.

01:40 Too bad, you're on anyway. Hey Jake! Camera man? You're out in public and you can't see us. I just got through eating a whole bunch of food today. It's good to see you anyway. Good to see you too! Yeah, she was telling me we couldn't hook up because you'd be home any minute. And you've got a big gun. Yeah, I was coming fast

02:18 Jared, you guys are the core of a group that can help us get him elected and actually stop this massive police state takeover that we've been witnessing here in just the last few days. months in light of the tragedy of September 11th and now all the anthrax outbreaks. How many of you knew that the Fourth Amendment got abolished six days ago, Friday before last? And then it's not sunsetted for five years like you heard on the news section 213 is not sunsetted so there's more propaganda out there but the good news is eight years ago when I started ranting about this stuff

CHAPTER 02 / 14 Discussion

Fourth Amendment Abolition and Bastrop County Political Corruption

A speaker addresses the crowd regarding the alleged abolition of the Fourth Amendment following the September 11 attacks and anthrax outbreaks. The discussion transitions to local politics in Bastrop County, introducing Don Laux as the first Republican County Commissioner in the area's history. References are made to past rallies attended by Ron Paul and Senator Bob Smith.

fourth amendment· september 11· anthrax· bastrop county· don laux· ron paul

01:40 Too bad, you're on anyway. Hey Jake! Camera man? You're out in public and you can't see us. I just got through eating a whole bunch of food today. It's good to see you anyway. Good to see you too! Yeah, she was telling me we couldn't hook up because you'd be home any minute. And you've got a big gun. Yeah, I was coming fast

02:18 Jared, you guys are the core of a group that can help us get him elected and actually stop this massive police state takeover that we've been witnessing here in just the last few days. months in light of the tragedy of September 11th and now all the anthrax outbreaks. How many of you knew that the Fourth Amendment got abolished six days ago, Friday before last? And then it's not sunsetted for five years like you heard on the news section 213 is not sunsetted so there's more propaganda out there but the good news is eight years ago when I started ranting about this stuff

03:02 About half the people thought that we were kooks. But now I can't find really anybody that disagrees with us because they've seen too much of the evidence come out into the open, they've seen the documentation So the key here is wake people up now tell them what's going to happen in the future That way we gain more credibility and then as powerful forces try to use these crises to enslave a common man or woman They will remember what we said and be able to counter it. That is so incredibly important. Now the Howard McLaughlin group's going to be playing here in about 20-30 minutes, and we're gonna have some other great speakers for you tonight Our first speaker this evening is Don Laux And he's the first Republican

03:47 County Commissioner to be elected in the history of Bastrop County out there, well known for its corruption. He went through a lot of grief threats you name it to get elected but he's been doing a great job and rounding out all the corruption It is great to have Don Lauch here who has come out to our big Sacramento rallies at the Capitol that many of you attended that people like Senator Bob Smith in the years past have been to, Ron Paul this year. Former State Senator Jerry Patterson, Second Amendment sisters it's great to have these incredible Americans here supporting Mike Hanson and his run for county commissioner It's so important to get everybody registered to vote and to get out there early next year when the election comes up And again Mike in place

CHAPTER 03 / 14 Discussion

Don Laux on Fighter Pilot Experience and Rational Government

Don Laux shares his background as a 22-year Air Force fighter pilot and his transition into politics as a constitutionalist commissioner in Bastrop County. He compares political maneuvering to air-to-air combat and discusses the need for rationality in local government. Laux highlights Todd Baxter as a rational Republican voice in Travis County and warns against the influence of the United Nations.

don laux· air force· fighter pilot· travis county· todd baxter· united nations

04:26 Don Lowance, County Commissioner Republican out in Bastrop. Thanks for joining us tonight here sir! Don Lowance ladies and gentlemen! I love short people Good evening Texans Where uh Mike? Where are you? Are you in here? Sound off You can hear me, I just want you to know. You gotta be out of your fricken mind running for office! I served 22 years as a fighter pilot in the Air Force and I loved every minute of it. I get the question all the time Do you enjoy what you're doing? Do you enjoy being the county commissioner? By the way, I'm the first Republican ever elected in Bastrop County.

05:18 And I say, yeah! I really enjoy it. I love working with my crew and my constituents and representing the people in Bastrop County being a conservative, a constitutionalist, and Americanist on a commissioner's court But then you know I have to think to myself why is it that I'm doing this? What do I enjoy about it? Well remember I flew fighters for 22 years in the Air Force and I lived my dream For the time I was five years old all they wanted to do is fly fighters and I got to do it And I really enjoyed it so when people ask me that question. I say yeah, enjoy it I like all the things that I just mentioned but you know what?

05:54 Politics is the next best thing to air-to-air combat. We had a funny thing happen today, I went deer hunting exercising my birthright and my constitutional rights. I didn't see any deer there exercising their right not be shot but a bunch of us got together afterwards with politicians none from my county just from other counties County Commissioners, County Judges and we're talking back and forth as politicians do And the subject got around to environmentalists. And the subject got around to Travis County, and these guys were talking about their dealings with the Commissioners Court in Travis County. They said you know they're really hard to deal with. And he said well Don do you know this who is that young guy on the commissioners court? I said well thats Todd Baxter He's only one it seems to be rational and easy to deal with

06:52 That's because he is the Republican! They got the point there, because he was the only one who was rational and easy to deal with. The guy that said that was a lifelong Democrat and felt a little bit embarrassed about it but the fact is its true What's happening here in Travis County, you look at what Todd Baxter does and you look at what Mike Hanson will do. And that is bring some rationality to county government. Yeah! What surprised me about being in Bastrop County and being on a commissioners court Is that there's a lot of stuff happens on the local level that's not rational

07:37 That's emotional. That's the way they've always done it, and they've done it that way because they have always done it that way You get someone new on the court you get someone from a different perspective you get someone who knows more about what is going on in this world not just in this county not just in this state Not just in this nation but whats going with the UN and all of the evil forces at play And it changes things people get educated It takes being elected to public office to gain that credibility. And Mike, you're gonna land a lot of credibility in that office and you're gonna teach people and they are not going to want to learn right at first but when they learn and understand what the truth is then we'll start making progress I just hope it's no too late! It's up to all of us...it's up to all of us To take hold our lives with both hands and take control over our destinies

CHAPTER 04 / 14 Discussion

Campaign Strategy and Sarah Laux District Clerk Candidacy

Don Laux details the rigorous door-to-door campaigning required to win local elections, noting his own victory by a margin of only 11 votes. He announces that his wife, Sarah Laux, is running for District Clerk in Bastrop County due to her dissatisfaction with the current office's operations. He urges the audience to support Mike Hanson through time, money, and grassroots labor.

campaigning· voter lists· bastrop county· sarah laux· district clerk· precinct 4

08:36 And right now, as I see it that means getting involved politically. Now i don't know how many of you run for office before My run this last year was my third. I've been beaten the first two times and I'm really pleased I made it! I won by 11 votes out of 5200 votes And what I had to do to get elected is, I campaigned for 15 months. And between Labor Day and Election Day last year, I visited over 2800 homes personally I didn't know there were that many in my precinct. But you're gonna find out, Mike! And everyone in this room had better find out because what it's going to take to win this election for Mike is for each of us in this room to work hard and that means going out and doing door-to-door and meeting people running the voter lists getting a walk list together so you don't waste your time and beating on doors You've got to do it that way. Just to show how much effect I've had on people My wife spitfire

09:38 also known as Sarah, is going to run for office in Bastrop County. She's running for district clerk she's a court reporter she seen how the district clerks office works and she's not happy with it and she made her own decision that she would run for office because it was the right thing to do And thats what all us in this room have to do folks if you can't run for office If you don't have the wherewithal Then for God's sake, help someone like Mike Hanson. Help the other good people in this county running for office to get in so our words get out We are the opinion makers we're the ones people listen to and It's going to take all that work time and money to make it happen But it'll be worth it god bless you and god bless texas and god bless you mike from russia

CHAPTER 05 / 14 Discussion

Constitutional Enforcement and Michael Badnarik State Representative Run

The discussion emphasizes the urgent need to enforce the Bill of Rights and the Constitution to combat societal disintegration and the "New World Order." Michael Badnarik, a Libertarian constitutional educator running for State Representative, is introduced to the stage. The speaker encourages citizens to run for office regardless of party affiliation to seize control of the technological "double-edged sword" used by the elite.

constitution· bill of rights· new world order· michael badnarik· libertarian· state representative

10:32 Well, Don's taking me down off the podium. I like to be like the county commissioners up here. Bye everybody! No seriously this is just fantastic and what he's talking about is absolutely key all of you should be running for some type of political office just showing up for the fight is the most important thing and I don't care if you run as a Democrat or Republican or as a Libertarian The key is get elected Read that Constitution, that Bill of Rights and enforce it because its dying. Now thats what makes America, AMERICA is that people are willing to stand up and fight for their rights, their liberties, their freedoms, their heritage This country isn't perfect but its the best place on the planet And we're losing those freedoms and its not just incremental anymore Its moving faster and faster and faster The society is disintegrating

11:22 So now it's time to get out of the bleachers and actually get down there in the field, on the field, on the gridiron and get involved in that fight. Mark Twain said it best, In the beginning a patriot is a scarce man hated feared but at times when his cause succeeds the timid join him for then it costs nothing to be a patriot The storm's coming its already here And people care and want freedom so join it now don't wait Be part of history 1776 all over again. But there's another storm coming and it's tyranny, and it knows that

12:05 are like a gun or any other tool. They're double-edged sword that can be used for good or evil and the elite knows this technology in the hands of six billion humans on this planet will defeat their monopoly of power, and if there's psychological phony reality, this matrix like system you see being broadcast on the nightly news is threatened and people are tuning out to mainstream news in droves and they're finding out about the Bill of Rights, and the Constitution, and human histories. And they're finding out who's running their lives, and who hates them, and who has sworn to destroy them! It is called The New World Order! Now are you going to defeat The New World Order? Because YOU have the power to do it! You have to seize control of that system – that double-edged sword system – of technology, and you HAVE TO DO IT NOW! You have to use it IN THE SYSTEM to DEFEAT IT!

12:56 So what I'm saying here is it's important whether you're a Republican or a Democrat or a Libertarian to get into the system and to fight within the system as well without the system, outside of it at every level for freedom and liberty. Now the bands coming up here in just a few minutes but I wanted to bring Mr. Bagnerik, Michael Bagnerik he's a great libertarian here in town goes around teaching constitutional classes he has a good chance of winning running for state representative Michael Bagnerik I really appreciate all your support for the people's rights and fighting so long and so hard God bless you Michael Bagnerik come on up

CHAPTER 06 / 14 Discussion

Michael Badnarik on Rights vs Privileges and Budgetary Control

Michael Badnarik explains the fundamental distinction between inherent rights and government-granted privileges using a land-ownership analogy. He argues that a County Commissioner's primary power lies in the budget, which can be used to "turn off the valve" of funding for agencies that violate citizens' rights. He compares this strategy to extinguishing an oil fire by cutting off the fuel source rather than fighting the flames.

michael badnarik· constitutional rights· property rights· commissioner's court· budgetary control· oil fire analogy

13:32 I'm proud and honored to have been invited here to speak to all of you, and I am here to support Mike Hanson. I've known Mike for several years now, and one of the reasons that I support Michael is that he understands the fundamental difference between rights privileges. Now I teach an eight hour class on the Constitution, and I'm just going to give you about five minutes here A right is something that you don't have to ask permission for You're born with it It's inherent in you

14:14 is something that a person of higher authority grants to you. Let me give you an example, if I walk out the back of my house onto my land, I can walk back and forth across my land all afternoon And i don't have to ask anybody because I have a right to walk back and forth across my land Now if I want to walk to the store, which happens to be on the other side of your land do I have a right to walk back and forth and back and forth across your land any time I want? No. If I want to walk across your land it is a privilege

14:52 On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday you can say sure Mike we're neighbors. We're good buddies feel free walk across my land on Thursday morning You can wake up in a bad mood and for whatever reason you can say no you can't walk around there You can't walk across get a walk-around So the important issue here is that a privilege is something that it's granted to you And it could be revoked at any time. Rights and privileges are opposites Mike Hanson knows the difference, and he is willing to get into office and fight for your rights even if you're not real clear on what they are Now county commissioner position is a very important position because they decide what the budget is and they decide which agency or which group is going to get money

15:44 And it suddenly occurred to us not too long ago that if we get in on the Commissioner's Court, we could just turn off the money for all of the organizations that are violating your rights. I used to work in a refinery many years ago and one of things they taught me is that you have an oil fire, some pipe that's spitting out fuel when its on fire It's very hot and dangerous fire You can take hoses and water, and spray water on that fire all afternoon. And it probably is not going to go out All you have to do, however is walk over to the pipe where the valve is turn the valve off And the fire goes out. You don't even have a spray any water and that's the position that we are going to be putting Mike Hanson in When he is on the Commissioner's Court He's gonna be in a position to turn off the valve to all those organizations that are violating your rights Now I have

CHAPTER 07 / 14 Discussion

Patrick Henry Quote and Post-September 11 Civil Liberties

Badnarik references Patrick Henry's "Give me liberty or give me death" speech to illustrate the limited options currently presented to the American public by the government. He warns that federal authorities are using the tragedy of September 11 to coerce citizens into surrendering their rights. He concludes by reiterating his full support for Mike Hanson's local campaign in Austin.

patrick henry· liberty or death· september 11· washington dc· mike hanson· austin

16:46 little editorial that I submitted to the paper. It talks about liberty and I'm going to take the luxury of reading this here for you, it'll only be a couple more minutes. Give me liberty or give me death! Every American over the age of 12 is familiar with this famous quote almost everyone knows that these words were uttered by Patrick Henry Sadly, except for this famous phrase less than 1 in 10 thousand can even recall a single sentence from this passionate speech. This is not surprising then that very few people understand the implication of this bold declaration."

17:28 That's because Americans have developed a bad habit of making decisions before they've identified all of their options. For example, people often ask if I'm Republican or Democrat They are often shocked when I respond neither They never consider the possibility that I might be a Libertarian or Green or an Independent They automatically presume that I belong to one of the larger parties Sometimes we omit possible options because they are simply unacceptable. If a husband and wife are watching television, the husband may browse the TV guide and ask his better half if she wants to watch football or hockey

18:12 never breathing a word that the Bolshoi Ballet is currently on PBS. Clearly, watching people prance around in tights is not an option in this household." That was the technique that Patrick Henry was using. As he saw it there were three options 1. Live freely exercising your unalienable rights 2. Die fighting for those rights Three, submit to British tyranny and live as a slave or subject of the king. As far as Patrick Henry was concerned living is a slave to the King was even less desirable than the Bolshoi would be to the armchair quarterback mentioned above Now The United States suffered terrible tragedy on September 11th We lost several people in New York

19:06 And even worse tragedy is what the United States government is trying to do to us. They are trying to violate your rights or get you give up your rights because you don't understand the difference between liberty and slavery What they are trying to do tactically, is to give you only some of the options And a choice between the electric chair and lethal injection is not much of an option. So please pay attention to what's going on in Washington, don't let the politicians pull a fast one on you by giving you only some of the options. All politics is local

19:52 We can make a difference right here in Austin and we can do that by helping Mike Hanson get elected to County Commissioner. I fully support Mike, I hope you will support him both emotionally and financially it takes a lot of money to win an office like this so dig deep and help Mike Hanson get into the county commissioner seat Thank You very much The Howard McLaughlin group is coming up and you do not want to miss it but one more speaker before we go to the band then in about 45 minutes we're going to have some other great speeches for you. And that's Mike Hanson, your candidate for county commissioner of Precinct 4. Mike Hanson come on down!

CHAPTER 08 / 14 Discussion

Dana DuBois Election Fraud Allegations and Campaign Logistics

The speaker warns voters to watch County Clerk Dana DuBois, alleging past instances of ballot stuffing and signature falsification in 1998. Mike Hanson takes the stage to outline his campaign timeline, noting the March 12 primary and the November 2002 general election against Margaret Gomez. He introduces his mother, Joy Hanson, and campaign staffer Lisa Smith while requesting volunteer support.

dana dubois· election fraud· ballot stuffing· mike hanson· margaret gomez· south austin

20:38 And remember in this whole election, it's very important to watch the county clerk, Dana DuBois who got caught stealing the election for Karen Sunlighter in 1998. That was even in the paper double counting ballots, stuffing ballot boxes breaking safety seals and falsifying signatures so remember we need to get everybody to vote So there are so many votes in there that she and her little cronies can't stuff enough ballot boxes to counter what were doing here God bless you all for being here Here is Mike Hansen Thank you Alex. Before we get started I want to thank everybody that came out to the support dinner and the people that cooked the dinner, and uh...I know she looks like my sister but i wanna-we have somebody special here tonight it's my mother Joy Hanson can she stand up? It's all her fault folks right there

21:31 I just want to tell everybody we're just getting started in this election. The primaries are going to be March 12th and we need to get everybody signed up in South Austin to vote, and early voting is going to be February 23rd through March 8th So far there's nobody running against me. Who cares? Yeah, without a suit who cares! But the real challenge is going to be November 5th of 2002 when we have to run against Margaret Gomez so we need all your support anything you can do call us on the comment line

22:13 I have cards back there with my cell phone, my home number and my office number. Anything you can do? And we have Lisa Smith. Can she stand up? Lisa? Okay if we could get your email instead of calling you we could probably email the information And we sure appreciate y'all and anything you can do to help us get the platform together. We're just starting, we're gonna get a website and we got a lot to do before the primaries on March 12th so God bless ya'll thanks for coming! certainly was wrong. Well there is uh, there's George Pulliam and I just want to bring George up for just a second because i never get a chance to talk to George on the radio six hours a day and doing all this other stuff and it's real briefly I wanted to bring George up here in thanking him for all he said. He also helped us build a new house for a World War II veteran who was also a nuclear test subject Joe Campana that said he was going to bulldoze that

CHAPTER 09 / 14 Discussion

Joe Campana Housing Project and Infowars Campaign Updates

George Pulliam is recognized for his role in building a new house for Joe Campana, a World War II veteran and nuclear test subject whose home was threatened with demolition. The segment transitions back to the campaign, noting that daily updates for Mike Hanson will be posted on Infowars.com. The speaker calls for small donations to help place constitutionalists in office.

joe campana· world war ii veteran· george pulliam· infowars· fourth amendment· campaign funding

23:12 We got in their face, built them a new house and they got in the news and said it was our idea to build him a new house. No this is the guy that made all possible with your help. Come on over here George just real quick before the great bang gets going. Thank you thank you appreciate it I want to make sure that every one of y'all get out and vote if you're in this precinct Get out to vote You need at least five other people to get out to vote because we need someone good like Mike Hanson in Is that right? I guess the drummer is out there with the amplifiers, got it set to 11. Alright here we go ladies and gentlemen

24:04 As usual, the drummer is missing. Drummers are always the troublemakers aren't they? I'm just teasing you! This is going to be good folks get ready for it You know a lot of bad stuff's happening. They abolished the Fourth Amendment last week Well it starts locally with community leaders that won't put up with it That's why we're here tonight for Mike Hanson And again there are more details on his campaign will be posted daily at Infowars.com Without further ado ladies and gentlemen Hey bud, what's going on? Alright, again ladies and gentlemen

24:46 And look at this crowd, we got people of all ages and colors. You name it who want freedom? Now the media in the name of unity is always trying to divide people but I just love it that true Americans have every you know, race, color, creed, region want freedom. And not just in America people everywhere want freedom and they're demanding it but they're going to have to get involved to get it that's the bottom line of history Alright again this is a few minutes the band will be going thanks for joining us This is, money is all good to Mike Henson's campaign. We're starting early we need money please if you put in a five or ten it's not gonna hurt you man just think of getting somebody an office that we need. We cannot save Jack if we do not have people and offers that work for us.

CHAPTER 10 / 14 Discussion

Peaceful Demonstration and Local Sovereignty in Austin

A speaker asserts that the citizens, not the police department or the White House, own the city of Austin. They emphasize that the campaign event is a peaceful demonstration intended to protect constitutional amendments and secure a seat for Mike Hanson. Final pleas for donations are made before the live music begins.

austin· police department· peaceful demonstration· mike hanson· local government· sovereignty

25:45 It will be that way, it also will not be that way if we vote right. If we vote right, damn I didn't even dream of it tonight. If we vote right, we will win man if we vote right. We gotta vote for the people. For the people. We own this city. The Austin State's one and the police department and the White House all that stuff they do not own this city. We own this city. We all do even them. They're just too much claim of it as us

26:21 There's no violence in this situation. There is to be no violence whatsoever, this is a peaceful very peaceful demonstration against our amendments and our rights plus who the hell wants Mike Hanson for Mississauna County Commissioner? All right! That's all we're really caring about. That's the main thing right now, that's all we got to do is get that number one first. Let's give him a county commissioner and let's go all the way with it This is one of many many benefits you are going to do so any dollar or anything you put in the jar Hey what's 10? What's 20 I mean You know when your getting somebody an office who is gonna do something finally

27:02 And anyway, we're glad to be a part of it. God bless and thank you. ♪ Hey, yeah.

28:26 Yeah? Where the skies are black Look at the tears roll down her cheeks Come on now, don't be a fool, this guy's a crime

CHAPTER 11 / 14 Discussion

Howard McLaughlin Group Live Blues Performance

The Howard McLaughlin Group performs a live blues and rock set for the campaign attendees. The performance includes improvisational lyrics and high-energy instrumentation. The crowd reacts enthusiastically to the musical interlude during the political rally.

howard mclaughlin group· blues music· live performance· rock and roll· concert

27:02 And anyway, we're glad to be a part of it. God bless and thank you. ♪ Hey, yeah.

28:26 Yeah? Where the skies are black Look at the tears roll down her cheeks Come on now, don't be a fool, this guy's a crime

29:19 Look at the tears roll down the street I ain't seen nothing. We can run it out there. Yes, I love my bed but she keeps me only. Yes

30:08 The sky is dry, cans of tears I don't need to know the words, God damn it, it's the blues! I'm gonna go for a ride, I'm gonna go for a ride, I'm gonna go for a ride, I'm gonna go for a ride.

31:15 Fuck yeah! I'm a bad boy, I'm a bad boy I don't know where my hands going. It's just a game.

32:24 so Love me when I'm getting real rough

CHAPTER 12 / 14 Discussion

Trailer Park Show Crew and Jeff Davis Interaction

Members of the "Trailer Park Show" interact with the crowd and the camera crew behind a South Austin bar. Jeff Davis is teased about having "groupies," and the group leads a collective cheer for their show. The segment highlights the informal, community-driven media presence at the event.

trailer park show· jeff davis· schmoozing· south austin· community media

33:02 We just had a quick call. I'm gonna park it. Hey, quit schmoozing with all these women around here. I'm just naturally so good looking that these women want to schmooze with me! Yeah right they must be drunk

34:23 Let's go see who else I can schmooze with. Oh, this is a shot of us? Yeah! Oh, Jeff Davis got groupies?

35:00 My God, here you got it folks. We love the trailer park show. How about a... Yeah we love the trailer park show! Love them all, love them all. Love all the shows out there. Jeff Davis ain't gonna say it huh? Nahhh! Oh ya love the trailer park show. Love trailer parks yeah. We love the trailer parks. All at one time now. 1-2-3 WE LOVE THE TRAILER PARK SHOW!!! This is the first time I've met this woman in person. Oh yeah? Esther? She's my sister. Your sister? My sister, you know.

CHAPTER 13 / 14 Discussion

Common Sense Literature and Vietnam Veteran Recognition

Attendees discuss Thomas Paine's "Common Sense" and the importance of legalizing freedom. A Vietnam veteran is recognized and thanked for his service, being described as a "real patriot" who supported constitutional values long before they became popular. The Trailer Park Show crew reaffirms their commitment to getting Mike Hanson elected.

common sense· thomas paine· vietnam veteran· mike hanson· patriots· south austin

35:49 I don't want to be on TV. I'm very shy. I am, believe it or not! Yay Mike! God bless the republic and death to the damn new world order. Peace and freedom must legalize it once again! Oh yeah, you finally getting a copy of Common Sense? Yeah I hit him up for one. George I wonder because Rusty keeps coming over here with all these pretty women and i was beginning to wonder what the hell's going on he's the luckiest boy in the world! Yeah I'm gonna come here and take some lessons you know You never know what might happen out behind a South Austin bar. Well that figures that would be just my luck

36:45 Watch that. I can't even sell you after the highest bidder. You're like that hooker on a finger, you can't shake loose. 11 days equals 26 years. Esther works on TV crew. Esther does? Yeah she does! She's very valuable to us at the trailer park show. Whether she likes it or not

37:35 That's the way to get it. Feed your face? What else do you expect from the trailer park show with feed your face? Hello folks! Freedom! We're going to do everything we can at the trailer park to get Mike Hanson elected. Yes sir, we are! Next county commissioner Chris E. Quirk will be my chance. Freedom! 10-4 He's a Vietnam vet! That's right Sir I thank you for your service to our country. Yeah well done. Thank you. He is a real patriot. 10-4 most of them are

CHAPTER 14 / 14 Discussion

Convention Participation and Defeating the New World Order

The speaker urges the audience to participate in precinct, county, and state conventions rather than just voting. The discussion turns to a critique of David Rockefeller and the "New World Order," accusing the global elite of hating property rights and self-defense. The segment concludes with a defiant message against the "scum" of the elite as the rock music resumes.

precinct convention· state convention· david rockefeller· new world order· property rights· rock and roll

38:25 A lot of people waving the flag. This guy's done it way before people wave these flags right now. Shut up or you'll be put in jail! Uh oh, there goes Saber One! We miss you so much! I'm poking him! Hello! Hold on there, hold on there. She was here she had to turn back and get in there. No she wouldn't do that. I think she would. How does that look? Take it into your hand and go ahead. Do the camera! Oh its flashy. Are you voting for Jimmy? Of course I vote every year

39:19 Free seat convention, county convention and state convention. You saw it last time at the state convention. It's very important that you do more than vote folks. You've got to get out to your free seat conventions and go ahead and go to your county conventions. And go ahead and go to your state conventions! Do it! Don't sit around. Get off your butt now! Delegate from Javits County to the last state convention. I want to hear more of this Powermen Livelihood group. This is incredible! These folks are rocking out tonight, I love every minute of it! If we could inject some of this music into David Rockefeller's head then maybe he'd stop trying to kill the entire population

40:26 See that's the problem with the New World Order. They're a bunch of scum, they're afraid everybody, they hate us having a good time, they hate us owning property and being able to live our lives and raise our children and defend ourselves but their gonna be defeated guaranteed! Death to the murder we shall prevail! Alright back to the rock n roll baby