Opie, Anthony, and Jim Norton are talking with (former) Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura about his new TV show, “Conspiracy Theory“, which premieres tonight on TruTV. The conversation turned to secret societies, which leads into them talking about his TV show, and conspiracies such as the Mayan prediction about the year 2012. They talk about solar power and the New York blackout. The conversation turns to government control and individual freedoms.
This is when Ventura confronts Jim Norton about freedoms being stripped and not liking the constitution. Argument ensues… gets worse. Jesse storms out. Norton has a three minute rant afterward about being bullied.
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Ventura has been a phony all his life and gets cranked when someone calls him on it.
Once again, he implies that he actually saw combat — which is complete bull. At least he has been burned so many times that he now avoids stating it directly. He never saw a shot fired in anger and isn’t entitled to wear any type of Vietnam-service ribbons.
And wearing that SEAL hat — he was never a SEAL, never even had the training. He was on a UDT team, which is considerably less … what a joke he is, and an embarrassment to us real vets who don’t feel the need to puff up our resume.
Good for Opie & Anthony for calling his bluff and making him run away like a little girl.
You don’t know what you are talking about guy, UDT and SEALS went through the exact same training and the only difference between the two when Ventura was in is simply the difference of names. UDT was completely decommissioned in the 80s and everyone was moved to an “official” SEAL team. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeO1DUtnKsE
Even on the guilty count notice that the jury did not (from what I heard on TV) convict on the “I tried” portion. As I told you before, that one seemed like all kinds of wrong. Do we really want to have someone go to jail for saying “I tried” when they didn’t try. Does that REALLY have the possibility of effecting the FBI investigation? (You need that element to convict…not just the lie). I just don’t believe that. Maybe the holdouts felt the same way.