Oct 13, 2026 · 1 hr 11 min · 19 segments
On today's episode, James, Glenn, and Dwayne take on the ten constitutional amendments on Louisiana's November ballot. James points out we've voted on 321 amendments since 1974 and calls it "third…
So what's he up to? He is.
Well, you know, he's up to the one thing that's kind of going unnoticed.
They say he's the fourth law.
He set himself up to be the fourth largest.
That's the headline phone company.
And I don't think they get it.
Yeah, I don't think they get it.
He's taking over the phone.
That's different.
Yes, he is.
So the 800 megahertz band that he just purchased.
Yeah, that's huge.
They don't understand.
Who was it? Was it Verizon that has been trying to sell that block of frequencies for five years? And they can't get anything close to what they were asking for it.
And it finally happened.
the price come down enough that he said, I'll take it.
And AT&T recently said their CEO, yeah, Elon thinks that he's going to somehow steal all of our cellular customers from us, but he can't because his stuff don't XYZ in the houses and the buildings, and he'd have to build.
That's what the 800's about.
Yeah, that's what he'd have to spend billions of dollars for terrestrial antennas scattered about to make that worth anything.
And it was just like a few weeks later, he bought the 800 megahertz band, which penetrates into houses and buildings.
And he doesn't need towers.
So there you go.
All right.
So I think he's taking over.
Why does he need towers? Because his current frequencies require a dish.
So what's he up to? He is.
Well, you know, he's up to the one thing that's kind of going unnoticed.
They say he's the fourth law.
He set himself up to be the fourth largest.
That's the headline phone company.
And I don't think they get it.
Yeah, I don't think they get it.
He's taking over the phone.
That's different.
Yes, he is.
So the 800 megahertz band that he just purchased.
Yeah, that's huge.
They don't understand.
Who was it? Was it Verizon that has been trying to sell that block of frequencies for five years? And they can't get anything close to what they were asking for it.
And it finally happened.
the price come down enough that he said, I'll take it.
And AT&T recently said their CEO, yeah, Elon thinks that he's going to somehow steal all of our cellular customers from us, but he can't because his stuff don't XYZ in the houses and the buildings, and he'd have to build.
That's what the 800's about.
Yeah, that's what he'd have to spend billions of dollars for terrestrial antennas scattered about to make that worth anything.
And it was just like a few weeks later, he bought the 800 megahertz band, which penetrates into houses and buildings.
And he doesn't need towers.
So there you go.
All right.
So I think he's taking over.
Why does he need towers? Because his current frequencies require a dish.
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