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4/15/26 -- Dan Ball W/ David Schoen, Jill Homan, Chad Caton, Kevin Smith, Brandon Herrera. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America tonight, fiscal fortune for millions
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Speaker 1: of families. Forget the usual April fifteenth taxman blues, because
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Speaker 1: guess what, you probably got more cash in your pocket
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Speaker 1: instead of the taxman picking him. As a massive wave
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Speaker 1: of historic refunds hit bank accounts across the nation thanks
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Speaker 1: to the Trump administration. Plus faith under fire, the doj
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Speaker 1: unleashes a political bombshell exposing what we knew, but now
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Speaker 1: we got the proof, a sinister shadow operation under the
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Speaker 1: Biden regime that weaponized the federal government to wage an
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Speaker 1: all out war on people of faith. J Sixers, President Trump,
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Speaker 1: you name it. Trump was right again and Swallwell's shameful
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Speaker 1: self destruction that is graced former congressman and gubernatorial hopeful
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Speaker 1: spacing even more scrutiny tonight as a former model comes
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Speaker 1: forward with horrific assault allegations. I'm Dan Ball and Real
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Speaker 1: America starts right now, Good evening, folks. In an explosive
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Speaker 1: expose released yesterday, the Trump administration ripping the lid of
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Speaker 1: what's being described as a radical state sponsored crusade against
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Speaker 1: people of faith. The bombshell report from the Department of
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Speaker 1: Justice unmasking a disturbing shadow operation under the Biden regime,
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Speaker 1: alleging back then the federal government was transformed into a
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Speaker 1: high powered political weapon aimed directly at religious Americans. We
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Speaker 1: were telling you about it, didn't have proof because the
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Speaker 1: Biden regime was running it. But now we're seeing documents
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Speaker 1: to prove it. Based on a review of more than
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Speaker 1: seven thousand, pardon me, seven hundred thousand, let me get
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Speaker 1: it right, seven hundred thousand internal documents and records, the
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Speaker 1: report claims that the Biden era DOJ weaponized the freedom
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Speaker 1: of access to clinic entrances or the Face Act, to
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Speaker 1: selectively target pro life folks. The report details close collaboration
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Speaker 1: between federal prosecutors and pro abortion groups to track First
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Speaker 1: Amendment activities, alleging that private dossis were used to trigger
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Speaker 1: search warrants. Perhaps most shocking, investigators found that the Biden
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Speaker 1: DOJ pursued significantly harsher sentences for pro life defendants than
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Speaker 1: any violent pro abortion defendants. Of course, they did an
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Speaker 1: average of nearly twenty seven more months behind bars for
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Speaker 1: the pro lifers compared to an average of like twelve
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Speaker 1: months or less for those violent baby killers. Let's call
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Speaker 1: them what they are. The Acting Attorney General Todd blanch stated,
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Speaker 1: the Department will no longer tolerate this selective prosecution based
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Speaker 1: on religious beliefs. Thank you. To rectify what they call
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Speaker 1: shameful conduct. The Trump administration's already dismissed three major civil
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Speaker 1: lawsuits against pro lifers, and confer that President Trump has
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Speaker 1: issued full pardons to several individuals that the Biden DOJ targeted. Again,
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Speaker 1: thank you, mister Trump. Moving forward, the DOJ is issued
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Speaker 1: a new directive prosecution of the Face Act will now
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Speaker 1: only be pursued in extraordinary circumstances. And they should remember
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Speaker 1: the video we showed you where those pro lifers were
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Speaker 1: doing a sit in, nice and peaceful and calm, praying
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Speaker 1: and singing. They were throwing years at those folks. But
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Speaker 1: you can be some scumbag baby killed at standing out
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Speaker 1: in front of one and if somebody wants to preach
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Speaker 1: to you and you smack them in the face or
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Speaker 1: punch them, you get like a slap on the wrist. Meantime,
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Speaker 1: another one, in a significant legal reversal, the Justice Department
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Speaker 1: has officially moved to dismiss those seditious conspiracy convictions against
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Speaker 1: some of the J six ers, specifically members of the
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Speaker 1: Oathkeepers and Proud Boys. How about that. Remember we told
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Speaker 1: you they were throwing this ridiculous felony charge at a
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Speaker 1: bunch of those guys and gals That took like it
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Speaker 1: could have been in prison twenty years. It was nonsense. Again,
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Speaker 1: weaponization of the DOJ thanks to Jojo. The motion filed
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Speaker 1: Tuesday with the US Court of Appeals for the District
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Speaker 1: of Columbia seeks to completely vacate the convictions of several
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Speaker 1: high profile figures, including Oath Keeper's founder Stuart Rhodes. While
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Speaker 1: President Trump's already moved to commute the sentences had more
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Speaker 1: than fifteen hundred folks. This latest action, but the DOJ
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Speaker 1: goes one step further. If granted, it would effectively erase
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Speaker 1: the criminal convictions from their permanent records in court filings.
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Speaker 1: But the prosecutor's state of the decision is in the
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Speaker 1: interest of justice, noting the government is exercising its prosecutor
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Speaker 1: discretion to dismiss the cases. Now some others named, as
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Speaker 1: I said, you also have the Proud Boys members Ethan Nordin,
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Speaker 1: Joseph Biggs, Zachary Rail, and Dominic Pozzoli. Again oath keepers
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Speaker 1: mentioned one Kelly Megs, Kenneth Harrelson, and Jessica Watkins. And
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Speaker 1: then there's more news being released by the DOJ and
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Speaker 1: FBI that, in addition to weaponizing law fair against these folks,
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Speaker 1: the Jay six ers, the pro lifers, we knew this.
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Speaker 1: They went after Trump and rated mar Lago and not
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Speaker 1: everybody was on board join them in now to discuss
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Speaker 1: these bombshells. Again, we knew it. We just needed the proof.
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Speaker 1: Civil rights and criminal defense attorney David Showan back on
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Speaker 1: Real America. David, Wow, wow, wow, wow wow. What a
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Speaker 1: difference a president makes, a different attorney general, a different
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Speaker 1: FBI director. Now we're figuring out we were right because
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Speaker 1: I remember having you on years ago and talking about
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Speaker 1: these cases and how Biden was weaponizing the DOJ and
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Speaker 1: the media and Democrats said we were all crazy, all
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Speaker 1: these people were guilty and they were going to make
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Speaker 1: them pay.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you were right and tenacious, and you proved to
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Speaker 2: be right. You've been proven to be right. It's really really,
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Speaker 2: really shocking and disappointing stuff. And I have to say,
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Speaker 2: I mean, they're any people to blame, but a primary
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Speaker 2: one is Merrick Garland. Frankly, Now, this was a guy
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Speaker 2: who was a distinguished federal judge and then became Attorney
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Speaker 2: General and all of a sudden became a completely political
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Speaker 2: figure in that role, prosecuting cases that previous administrations never
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Speaker 2: prosecuted before on contempt of Congress simply because they disagreed
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Speaker 2: with the people's politics. But the stuff coming out today
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Speaker 2: is horrible, and taking the last story first, the raid
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Speaker 2: on mar A Lago, for example, we now are seeing
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Speaker 2: documents that the FBI told the Department of Justice that
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Speaker 2: there was no probable cause to support the raid on
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Speaker 2: President Trump's home, an extraordinary move in the first place.
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Speaker 2: You would have thought everyone would have wanted to make
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Speaker 2: sure that was absolutely correct. But those records were never
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Speaker 2: turned over to the defense, even if the Department of
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Speaker 2: Justice overruled the FBI agents, the FBI agent's views or
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Speaker 2: exculpatory evidence based on their investigation of the case. But
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Speaker 2: this is part of the problem with having a rubber
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Speaker 2: stamp judge that we had in DC Judge Howell, then
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Speaker 2: Chief Judge Howell unfortunately has never seen a complaint against
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Speaker 2: President Trump that she didn't think had merit, no matter
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Speaker 2: how merit was. It might be and that's very disappointing
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Speaker 2: to see that once great court, politicized as it was,
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Speaker 2: This stuff has got to come to the four the
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Speaker 2: kinds of records that are now starting to come open
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Speaker 2: thanks to Judicial Watch and others. It's really scary and
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Speaker 2: horrible stuff that the Department of Justice could have done this.
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Speaker 2: It shouldn't be a surprise, quite frankly, in this case
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Speaker 2: that Jack Smith put up with this. Jack Smith had
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Speaker 2: people on his team who were some of the worst
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Speaker 2: coming out of DC. J. P. Cooney now running for office,
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Speaker 2: Molly Gaston, I have sanctions of motion Penny INDs them
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Speaker 2: for lying to a federal judge. So this is who
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Speaker 2: he chose for his team, and he covered it up.
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Speaker 2: And I wish the Senate would have known about this
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Speaker 2: when Jack Smith was testifying here.
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Speaker 1: Well, and you heard me, I had to correct myself
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Speaker 1: seven hundred thousand records in documents. I mean, people got
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Speaker 1: to remember, right, the Trump administration and people he's confirmed
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Speaker 1: for his cabinet in these positions at FBI, do Jay
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Speaker 1: whatever didn't happen till early last spring. It's been one year.
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Speaker 1: You know how many documents they have to go through,
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Speaker 1: millions of them, folks. So when you're out there pissing
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Speaker 1: and moaning that it's not moving fast enough, we're not prosecuting,
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Speaker 1: not holding people accountable. They've got to find the smoking
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Speaker 1: guns first, then they can go after them. And so
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Speaker 1: we're just now hearing today. You know, we're talking April fifteenth,
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Speaker 1: what we knew was happening, but now we got the proof.
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Speaker 1: It takes a hot second way in on the J
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Speaker 1: sixers and the pro lifers and the DOJ abusing the
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Speaker 1: Face Act, right.
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Speaker 2: The problem with these things both cases. Frankly, I think
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Speaker 2: the common thread the Face Act prosecutions and the J
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Speaker 2: six prosecutions in many cases is the politicalization of the
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Speaker 2: Justice Department to an extent that it lost all credibility
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Speaker 2: for people who care to follow what's really happening. And
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Speaker 2: so in the case of the Face Act, you might
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Speaker 2: recall Christopher Ray, then FBI director, was called before Congress
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Speaker 2: and asked to explain anti Catholic memo that circulated in
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Speaker 2: the department clearly related to this stuff. There was no
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Speaker 2: good explanation for him. Clearly Catholics were targeted because of
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Speaker 2: their religious beliefs regarding abortion. It'll be interesting to see now,
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Speaker 2: how the Face Act, as you well know, also has
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Speaker 2: provision protecting religious institutions, but that hasn't been used to
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Speaker 2: protect them in the past. The Civil Rights Division now
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Speaker 2: is planning to use the Face Acts in progress now
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Speaker 2: out in California and New Jersey Face Act cases protecting
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Speaker 2: people who attend church or synagogue services and who are
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Speaker 2: attacked by terrorists, supporting protesters and so on, physically attacked,
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Speaker 2: not just exercising their First Amendment right. And on the
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Speaker 2: Jay's six account, let's remember they were charged with seditious conspiracy.
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Speaker 2: There were pre prosecution memos put out by Normalize and
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Speaker 2: Andrew Weisman and others suggesting that President Trump should be
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Speaker 2: charged with these kinds of things, seditious conspiracy. And in
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Speaker 2: so this is sedition's conspiracy or sedition. It's one of
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Speaker 2: the most abused charges in the history of our government
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Speaker 2: has a very poor history back in the twentieth century.
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Speaker 2: So in this case, listen, there are many things that
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Speaker 2: were said by some of the Jay sixers, some of
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Speaker 2: the Proud Boys, that shouldn't have been said. I don't
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Speaker 2: like that they were said, but that's part of our
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Speaker 2: First Amendment.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you can't be trying to throw people behind bars
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Speaker 1: for twenty years, David, if they didn't do anything violent,
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Speaker 1: they just showed up, and if the doors were open
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Speaker 1: and they walked through with thousands of other Americans, you
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Speaker 1: don't get twenty years. You get a trespassing slap on
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Speaker 1: the wrist. If you didn't hit a cop, if you
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Speaker 1: didn't incite violence, if you didn't do anything, then what
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Speaker 1: the hell are you going to jail for? David? Amount
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Speaker 1: of time? Thank you so much always for weighing in.
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Speaker 1: Thank you very much. Yeah, God bless all right. Coming
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Speaker 1: up after the break, soon to be sworn in Congressman
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Speaker 1: elect Brandon Herrera is going to be here to discussed
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Speaker 1: the downfall of the man he's replacing, Tony Gonzalez and
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Speaker 1: the even more detestable Eric swallow Well. Plus it's tax day,
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Speaker 1: how Jered look corner of the Trump miministration returns were
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Speaker 1: way up this year and a bit later, KEPSA frontline
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Speaker 1: reporter Savana Hernandez physically attacked over the weekend by an
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Speaker 3: He raped me, and he choked me, and while he
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Speaker 3: was I lost consciousness and I thought I died him.
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Speaker 3: I did not consent.
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Speaker 1: That is former model Lana Drew's breaking her silence when
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Speaker 1: it comes to disgraced now former California Congressman and now
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Speaker 1: former California gubernatorial candidate Eric Swalwell. That was an emotional
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Speaker 1: news conference yesterday in Beverly Hills, Drew's coming forward with
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Speaker 1: those horrific details of a sexual assault allegedly committed by
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Speaker 1: good old Eric. She claims that she was drugged first
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Speaker 1: and then choked almost to death in a West Hollywood
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Speaker 1: hotel room back in twenty eighteen. Pretty sure he was married,
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Speaker 1: wasn't he? I don't know I thought he was married
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Speaker 1: for ten years. Drew says she feared coming forward before,
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Speaker 1: but she had to do it through his attorney. Swallwell,
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Speaker 1: of course denying all allegations, saying it's a political hit job. Right,
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Speaker 1: Innocent men don't run Eric. This development comes just hours
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Speaker 1: after Swallwell officially resigned his seat in Congress and then
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Speaker 1: ended his run for governor. I think the day before
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Speaker 1: on Tuesday, both he and the other clown on the
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Speaker 1: left of your screen there, that's Republican Hugh Texas Congressman
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Speaker 1: Tony Gonzalez, they both formally stepped down, giving up their
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Speaker 1: seats in Congress, both of them a wave of sexual
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Speaker 1: misconduct allegations. Their resignations finalized by the House Clerk yesterday.
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Speaker 1: I'm told the move follows a Monday evening announcement from
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Speaker 1: both lawmakers, who were facing huge pressure from both sides
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Speaker 1: of the aisle to expel them from the House and
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Speaker 1: so joining me now sound off about both these clowns.
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Speaker 1: He is now the official GOP nominee for Texas twenty
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Speaker 1: third congressional district. That's Tony's district. Since he's out of
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Speaker 1: the way, our friend Brandon Herrera back on the program, Brandon,
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Speaker 1: nice to see you. Look, we knew Tony had some problems.
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Speaker 1: He had problems with his stance on the border, he
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Speaker 1: had problems with stance on Trump. He had a lot
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Speaker 1: of problems. We didn't know about these sexual deviant problems.
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Speaker 1: We knew Swallowell was kind of a scumbag, but wow,
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Speaker 1: these ladies coming forward. I mean, both these clowns. And
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Speaker 1: you know what's funny. We heard about this from our
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Speaker 1: friend Madison Cawthorne and others who said DC is full
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Speaker 1: of a bunch of sick perverts and they hide it.
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Speaker 1: They pay people to stay quiet with our tax dollars.
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Speaker 1: At least we got rid of two of them, Brandon, Well.
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Speaker 4: I mean, this is just an absolute epidemic, and we're
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Speaker 4: at least on the good side of things. We've gotten
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Speaker 4: rid of two open, notorious and known sex pests. I mean,
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Speaker 4: these people are gone, they can't hurt anybody anymore. But
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Speaker 4: the downside of that is that we still have more
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Speaker 4: to go. There's still a lot of people that are
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Speaker 4: operating in DC, and with what they perceived to be impunity,
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Speaker 4: there are still If you think we've gotten rid of
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Speaker 4: anybody who's ever, you know, let's say, committed sexual misconduct
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Speaker 4: to be polite to a staff in DC. Yea toward
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Speaker 4: a subordinate that you're out of your mind, because we haven't,
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Speaker 4: and there's a lot of stuff. If I'd like to
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Speaker 4: see them moving forward, at least this is a start.
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Speaker 4: In my mind, this is at least a white pill,
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Speaker 4: so to speak. Yeah, at that job, you know what,
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Speaker 4: these people can still be held accountable. And that's what
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Speaker 4: we saw.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, like I said in your intro, innocent men don't run.
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Speaker 1: I mean, if someone accused me of this stuff, I'd
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Speaker 1: be standing there getting on TV going screw you out
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Speaker 1: and do any of this. But they didn't. They both
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Speaker 1: resign in shame. They pull back their bids for Congress
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Speaker 1: and for governor. They go into hiding. I'm sorry, that
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Speaker 1: makes you look guilty. Plus, wasn't it with Swallwell, it
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Speaker 1: was like fifty plus staffers said that there was unwanted
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Speaker 1: advances sexual misconduct. Then you have the three women that
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Speaker 1: came forward with the real sexual allegations that weren't staffers.
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Speaker 1: So by my account, she got almost sixty women saying
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Speaker 1: something yeah, that sounds like a Bill Cosby thing. And
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Speaker 1: then with Gonzales. The poor girl went and killed herself, right,
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Speaker 1: didn't She set herself on fire?
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Speaker 4: She back in September of last year. She committed suicide.
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Speaker 4: Is self immolation, I mean, and what was more disgusting
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Speaker 4: than that, is Swallwell, you know, he immediately faced pressure.
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Speaker 4: I mean, the walls came down in him pretty quick.
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Speaker 4: There were multiple accusers. Again, is basically his entire staff said, yeah,
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Speaker 4: we're pretty sure this is true, and we stand by
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Speaker 4: our colleagues. But with Tony, he lied about it for months, right,
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Speaker 4: you know, he defamed my character, he called me a
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Speaker 4: liar for telling the truth about what about his behavior?
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Speaker 4: And then now all of a sudden, when all this
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Speaker 4: stuff comes forward and then he loses for the first
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Speaker 4: time he loses an election, then of course the truth
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Speaker 4: comes out. And then another mistress came out, or excuse me,
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Speaker 4: not mistress, but another staffer that he pressure pressured into
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Speaker 4: a sexual relationship. And it's just it's we know for
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Speaker 4: a fact it's not the only one. Those are not
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Speaker 4: the only two. These people there's a reason we call
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Speaker 4: them sex pests. They have a pattern of behavior and
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Speaker 4: they take advantage of positions of power. God knows what
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Speaker 4: he did in the Navy.
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Speaker 1: Well, man, I'm glad that Republicans didn't stand by Tony
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Speaker 1: and try to support him, and I'm disgusted that Democrats
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Speaker 1: are out there now like Nancy Pelosi. That's we didn't know.
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Speaker 1: We didn't know Eric was doing this. We never heard
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Speaker 1: anything on the House or BS. Final question, what happens
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Speaker 1: with you now? You guys just to have a runoff,
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Speaker 1: but he drops out, so you're the official GOP nominee.
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Speaker 1: You go right to the general or are they still
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Speaker 1: going to have a special then the general fill us in.
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Speaker 4: We're in a weird position right now because of Texas law.
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Speaker 4: Unless an emergency election is called, it's going to be
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Speaker 4: the next standard election more or less, which will be
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Speaker 4: the election in November. So theoretically the next move here
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Speaker 4: is we have an election, a general election and a
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Speaker 4: special election on the same day. So there is a
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Speaker 4: possibility that still could be chosen for the May twenty
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Speaker 4: sixth runoff date, but that's highly unlikely for a lot
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Speaker 4: of factors. For for example, it's too late to get
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Speaker 4: ballots out to deployed military, and.
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Speaker 1: That's sixty seven weeks.
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Speaker 4: It's very tight, so I highly doubt that.
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Speaker 1: Will So you're the guy, and let's be real, this
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Speaker 1: district is Republican held. You're going to be the guy.
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Speaker 1: You're going to be the congressman November, and come next year,
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Speaker 1: you'll be in the next Congress. I'm going to say it.
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Speaker 1: I'm talking to Congressman Brandon Herrera. How about that? Brand
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Speaker 1: us your brother, keep the fight.
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Speaker 4: I appreciate it, brother, Thank you for having me on.
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Speaker 4: I'm looking forward to see what we can do for
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Speaker 4: the district.
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Speaker 1: I bet you are, thank you, sir. All right, up next,
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Speaker 1: today's tax Dan, I'll tell you so big question. How
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Speaker 1: do the Trump tax cuts work out for you? Jill
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Speaker 1: talk you can't get anywhere else. Welcome back. So it's
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Speaker 1: the day that every American taxpayer, I should say dreads.
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Speaker 1: It's April fifteenth. The taxman cometh. According to new data
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Speaker 1: from the White House, this is some good news on
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Speaker 1: tax Day. Millions and millions of Americans are finding a
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Speaker 1: bit more breathing room when it comes to their filings
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Speaker 1: this year. Meaning, hopefully you got some more money back.
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Speaker 1: I actually did. I was amazed. I thought for sure
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Speaker 1: I'd be giving them more cash. The administration touting the
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Speaker 1: early results of the Working Families Tax Cuts Act, reporting
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Speaker 1: that the average refund climbed to over thirty four hundred bucks.
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Speaker 1: That's over an eleven percent increase over the last year
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Speaker 1: and nearly twenty percent higher than on average of the
19:49
Speaker 1: previous four years under the Biden regime. Oh beautiful. Officials
19:55
Speaker 1: say the legislation is providing broad based relief, with roughly
19:58
Speaker 1: forty five percent of all filers benefiting from at least
20:02
Speaker 1: one of the new tax provisions. Among the most significant
20:06
Speaker 1: changes are the no tax on tips and no tax
20:09
Speaker 1: on overtime. More than six million service workers have claimed
20:13
Speaker 1: the tips deduction, averaging over seventy one hundred bucks, while
20:17
Speaker 1: I'm told twenty five million workers saw an average deduction
20:20
Speaker 1: of thirty one hundred dollars for their overtime hours. Seniors
20:24
Speaker 1: are also seeing an impact. The White House reports more
20:27
Speaker 1: than thirty million retirees have claimed a new Social Security deduction,
20:31
Speaker 1: which averages seventy five hundred dollars. The bill also helps
20:35
Speaker 1: families and small businesses permanently doubling the child tax credit
20:39
Speaker 1: and providing an average tax reduction of nearly seven thousand
20:43
Speaker 1: dollars for twelve million small business owners. That is great news.
20:48
Speaker 5: Thanks to promises made, promises kept. Through the Working Families
20:53
Speaker 5: tax cuts, the President has delivered the record refunds to
20:58
Speaker 5: the American people. More than forty five percent of the
21:03
Speaker 5: file owners of the returns that we have seen have
21:06
Speaker 5: had at least one of the poor President's signature policies,
21:10
Speaker 5: no tax and tips, no tax in overtime, the deductions
21:14
Speaker 5: for our great seniors, and the deductibility of interest on
21:18
Speaker 5: auto loans for American made cars.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, President Trump. I appreciate the extra kickback this year,
21:25
Speaker 1: especially since we already pay way too many taxes in
21:29
Speaker 1: the first place. Meantime, Wall Street is betting on a
21:32
Speaker 1: piece deal. S and P five hundred approaching a record
21:35
Speaker 1: high as investors are looking past the US and Iran conflict.
21:40
Speaker 1: Let's hope we can get it done this weekend. Right.
21:42
Speaker 1: The index rows zero point four percent in early trading,
21:46
Speaker 1: put it on track to eclipse its previous January peak.
21:49
Speaker 1: It's also a remarkable turnaround. The S and P five
21:51
Speaker 1: hundred is now erased all of the war related losses
21:54
Speaker 1: and is now pushing past the levels seen when the
21:57
Speaker 1: fighting began, and we're talking previous to defecase. You worry.
22:00
Speaker 1: The rally comes as President Trump singles that he thinks
22:03
Speaker 1: the war is nearing an end. Market analysis say the
22:06
Speaker 1: investors are essentially treating a peace deal as a foregone conclusion,
22:10
Speaker 1: shifting their focus back to corporate earnings. Yeah, you future guys,
22:14
Speaker 1: give it a break. Will you get that barrel of
22:16
Speaker 1: oil down? Get those stocks up? JP, Morgan Chase and
22:20
Speaker 1: Goldman Sachs both reported stronger than expected profits this week,
22:24
Speaker 1: providing a solid foundation for a surge. Now, the United
22:28
Speaker 1: States military says that it's naval blockade of the Strait
22:31
Speaker 1: of Harmouse is now fully enforced, effectively severing nearly ninety
22:35
Speaker 1: percent of Tehran's merritime trade. Not good for Iran. US
22:39
Speaker 1: Central Command confirming that in the forty eight hours since
22:41
Speaker 1: the blockade started, economic traffic into and out of Iranian
22:45
Speaker 1: ports has come to a standstill. This escalation follows the
22:49
Speaker 1: collapse of those peace talks that happened in Pakistan over
22:51
Speaker 1: the weekend with our Vice President. Now while the blockade
22:55
Speaker 1: titans the squeeze on Iran, President Trump's signaling a possible
22:59
Speaker 1: dip plematic breakthrough, let's hope. An interview yesterday with The
23:03
Speaker 1: New York Post, the President suggested that the second rounds
23:06
Speaker 1: of negotiations might begin earlier than this weekend, possibly in
23:10
Speaker 1: the next day or two, and the stakes remain, of course,
23:13
Speaker 1: at a fever pitch. Global oil prices hovering at a
23:16
Speaker 1: four year high, as we said, but they should be
23:19
Speaker 1: coming down as soon as this peace deal is signed.
23:22
Speaker 1: President Trump announcing that Chinese President Jijingping has agreed to
23:26
Speaker 1: halt all weapons shipments to Iran. About that he got
23:32
Speaker 1: the Chinese to bend, a move he says will effectively
23:35
Speaker 1: then cripple the war effort for Iran and that will
23:38
Speaker 1: force them to the negotiating table, saying it's all about
23:41
Speaker 1: the energy and the money for China, and Trump knew that,
23:44
Speaker 1: so he pressured him and look. Trump characterized the diplomacy
23:48
Speaker 1: as personal posting on social media, he predicts that Jijingping
23:53
Speaker 1: will give him quote a big fat hug when they
23:57
Speaker 1: meet later this year. Joining us now today discuss all
24:00
Speaker 1: of this. She's the Deputy Director of Economy and Trade
24:04
Speaker 1: and the campaign director and senior Advisor to the President
24:06
Speaker 1: and CEO over at the America First Policy Institute. Jill
24:10
Speaker 1: Homan on the program for the first time. Jill, nice
24:13
Speaker 1: to make your acquaintance. Where do we begin. Let's start
24:15
Speaker 1: with the war, how it's affecting the oil prices and
24:18
Speaker 1: the markets, and then we'll back up to tax day
24:20
Speaker 1: and the good news. So start with the bad, end
24:22
Speaker 1: with the good. What are you thinking? This is your forte.
24:26
Speaker 1: I mean, if we get a piece deal in the
24:28
Speaker 1: next week or two, I got to imagine the markets
24:30
Speaker 1: will skyrocket even more and oil prices should plummet. Yes.
24:35
Speaker 6: No, Dan, I think you framed the conversation very well,
24:39
Speaker 6: and first of all, great to be with you. I
24:42
Speaker 6: think you know what the markets are doing is really
24:46
Speaker 6: what the FED should have done, which is look through
24:49
Speaker 6: this short term disruption in the market. And not only that,
24:55
Speaker 6: I thinks when what we elected in November was a
25:00
Speaker 6: negotiator and cheap and I think that's what we're finding
25:04
Speaker 6: and what he's doing in Iran, and he's actually enforcing
25:09
Speaker 6: what all previous presidents had talked about, which is the
25:13
Speaker 6: line in the sand when they said that Iran cannot
25:17
Speaker 6: have nuclear weapons, and then they continued to let Iran
25:22
Speaker 6: advance their nuclear president their nuclear program. But here you
25:26
Speaker 6: have a president that is actually putting forward the deeds
25:30
Speaker 6: to match his words, unlike other presidents, which is actually
25:34
Speaker 6: enforced and in ensuring for our world security that there
25:39
Speaker 6: is and will not be a nuclear Iran. And so
25:42
Speaker 6: we have, which is unfortunate, a short term oil an
25:48
Speaker 6: increase in oil prices, but again the market should be
25:52
Speaker 6: looking through this.
25:54
Speaker 7: We did see what some will point to a tick
25:57
Speaker 7: up in inflation, but again if you pull out the
26:01
Speaker 7: energy and food prices, which are a function of the
26:06
Speaker 7: increase in oil costs, which you find is that inflation
26:09
Speaker 7: was really at about.
26:10
Speaker 6: Two point six percent.
26:11
Speaker 1: Wow.
26:12
Speaker 6: So again this is a short term event which we
26:16
Speaker 6: think that the markets are rightly looking through. And I'm
26:20
Speaker 6: hopeful that the FED will look through this as say,
26:24
Speaker 6: position themselves for their next meeting.
26:27
Speaker 1: So glad you brought up the Fed. Throw the headline up.
26:30
Speaker 1: We know forty seven. He's getting sick and tired of
26:32
Speaker 1: Jerome Powell. Whether it's his wasteful billions of dollars or
26:35
Speaker 1: whatever it was. I think it was with a bee,
26:37
Speaker 1: the billions of dollars to redo the FED Reserve building,
26:40
Speaker 1: which was a crock of bs, or his stubbornness not
26:44
Speaker 1: to drop rates quick enough or big enough that Trump wants.
26:47
Speaker 1: He's pretty much saying, hey, May is supposed to be
26:49
Speaker 1: the time that he can step down his terms up
26:52
Speaker 1: where he can stay on. Trump's starting to fire him
26:54
Speaker 1: if he doesn't get out of there next month. What
26:56
Speaker 1: do you think about that, Jill Well, I.
26:58
Speaker 6: Think it's I don't don't quite know how you once
27:01
Speaker 6: spends two point five billion or budgets than two point
27:05
Speaker 6: five billion on a building that I think the American
27:09
Speaker 6: public could not even tell you where it is in Washington,
27:12
Speaker 6: d C. I think that would have been money better
27:15
Speaker 6: spent going back to the American people. So I think
27:19
Speaker 6: it's right to investigate any potential of mismanagement or abuse
27:26
Speaker 6: of funds. And clearly the president administration are right to
27:30
Speaker 6: ensure that the taxpayer dollars are well spent.
27:34
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, let's talk about tax to day, because
27:36
Speaker 1: today is the day you heard Scott Descent brag up
27:40
Speaker 1: all the different ones that I was talking about where
27:42
Speaker 1: we're getting cuts. I could see a difference this year.
27:44
Speaker 1: I didn't expect to get anything back, and I got
27:47
Speaker 1: a couple of grand back, and I was like, Wow,
27:49
Speaker 1: the Trump tax cuts worked.
27:52
Speaker 6: Yeah. Absolutely, And at FPI, we actually put together a
27:55
Speaker 6: calculator so you can come to our website and you
27:58
Speaker 6: can find out to your tax savings will be with
28:02
Speaker 6: the working family tax cuts. And in addition, we've gone
28:06
Speaker 6: ahead and we've done financial analysis that examines, you know,
28:10
Speaker 6: what are the likely tax benefits for families such as
28:14
Speaker 6: you know, I'm in North Carolina, that's my home state,
28:17
Speaker 6: and we calculated that a family that's headed with a
28:22
Speaker 6: single nurse working overtime could benefit about fifty three hundred
28:27
Speaker 6: dollars in tax savings in North Carolina. And and so
28:31
Speaker 6: from North Carolina to New Mexico. If we go over
28:33
Speaker 6: to New Mexico. A police officer family with two kids,
28:38
Speaker 6: we're calculating could benefit with six thousand, one hundred dollars
28:42
Speaker 6: in tax savings, and so those are that's a significant
28:46
Speaker 6: amount of money. And with a conventional loan, you're about
28:50
Speaker 6: halfway through saving for a down payment for a home
28:56
Speaker 6: on a three percent down down payment for a home
29:00
Speaker 6: mortgage in Mexico.
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Speaker 1: In your professional opinion, last question is almost out of
29:07
Speaker 1: time looking at the how hi did he get under Biden?
29:10
Speaker 1: Do we have almost nine percent inflation? I remember seeing
29:12
Speaker 1: seven point nine eight. Okay, we had nine I thought
29:14
Speaker 1: so so nine percent inflation. We had the five dollars gas,
29:18
Speaker 1: We had a wide open border, we had a struggling economy,
29:20
Speaker 1: we had forced vaccinations, we had all this crap. So
29:22
Speaker 1: when I hear people saying Trump didn't keep good on
29:24
Speaker 1: any of his promises, what country are you living in
29:28
Speaker 1: right now? What reality? Because as far as I'm concerned,
29:31
Speaker 1: he's keeping a lot of those promises. Jill Homan over
29:34
Speaker 1: at the America First Policy Institute, thank you so much
29:37
Speaker 1: for coming on. Appreciate you, Thanks for having me.
29:39
Speaker 6: If they watched your program, they'd be better informed.
29:42
Speaker 1: Thanks and you can always log on and learn more
29:44
Speaker 1: about everything she was talking about with your finances and
29:47
Speaker 1: stuff at the America First Policy Institute. So thank you
29:50
Speaker 1: for what you guys do. Appreciate it straight ahead. Democrats
29:54
Speaker 1: in good old Comifornia are attempting to pass legislation that
29:58
Speaker 1: could make it easier to go after independent journalists, even
30:03
Speaker 1: though they say it's to protect immigrant nonprofit groups. Anyway,
30:07
Speaker 1: this after this past weekend, we witness another angry liberal
30:10
Speaker 1: mob physically attacked, not financially, physically attacked TPUSA frontline reporter
30:16
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30:18
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Speaker 8: They're trying to make it so citizen journalists or just
31:03
Speaker 8: average Americans who are going about seeing what's happening inside
31:06
Speaker 8: of their community, they're trying to scare them from talking
31:10
Speaker 8: about potential fraud taking place inside of these communities. And
31:13
Speaker 8: like I mean, think about it, they're literally willing to
31:15
Speaker 8: impose a ten thousand dollars fine or imprisonment if you
31:19
Speaker 8: go and seek to find out the truth about the
31:22
Speaker 8: location that could be potentially that could potentially be fraudulent
31:25
Speaker 8: inside your own neighborhood.
31:27
Speaker 1: Thank you for bringing that up, Nick. Think about it, folks.
31:30
Speaker 1: Either the Democrats are using lawfair to go after independent
31:34
Speaker 1: journalists who are exposing the fraud, or they've got their
31:38
Speaker 1: liberal wacko protest followers that are in the streets that
31:42
Speaker 1: will physically attack you. Either one or both. That right there,
31:47
Speaker 1: citizen journalists, independent. Nick Shirley sounding the alarm bells on
31:52
Speaker 1: new legislation now being pushed by Democrats in California that
31:57
Speaker 1: will put a target directly on the back of the
32:00
Speaker 1: First Amendment. It's called free speech, it's called freedom of
32:03
Speaker 1: the press. Radical Democrat lawmakers moving forward with a bill
32:08
Speaker 1: and this is hilarious. They've dubbed it the Stop Nick
32:12
Speaker 1: Shirley Act. On the surface, the Dems are claiming this
32:17
Speaker 1: will protect the integrity of community resources. But let's dig
32:22
Speaker 1: into the fine print here, and the real ominous story
32:25
Speaker 1: is no, no, no, You want to criminalize guys like
32:27
Speaker 1: Nick so you can go after them, hit him with fines.
32:30
Speaker 1: It's lawfair, like you did to Trump, like you did
32:32
Speaker 1: to J sixers, like you did to pro lifers. It's
32:34
Speaker 1: the same crap, liberals, we know your game. Under the proposal,
32:39
Speaker 1: an average Californian, or let's say, an independent journalist, could face,
32:43
Speaker 1: as you heard Nick say, up to ten grand in
32:46
Speaker 1: fines and even prison time if they're out investigating potential fraud.
32:52
Speaker 1: What the hell's wrong with these people? Again? This is
32:56
Speaker 1: nothing more than an attempt by left wing lunatics and
32:59
Speaker 1: Democrats to make it harder for independent journalists to tell
33:02
Speaker 1: you the truth about fraud, waste abuse, the illegal criminal invasion.
33:08
Speaker 1: How they use NGOs to launder their money. That's all
33:12
Speaker 1: it is, folks. It's a laundering scheme. Hey, we take
33:14
Speaker 1: your tax dollars, we create a program, we give millions
33:16
Speaker 1: or billions to the NGOs than the NGOs give money
33:19
Speaker 1: back to our reelection bid and it keeps going. That's
33:23
Speaker 1: where your tax money's going. Legal experts and free speech
33:26
Speaker 1: advocates are calling this a pathetic joke and a blatant
33:31
Speaker 1: attempt to intimidate independent journalists. We all know the Constitution
33:37
Speaker 1: guarantees these rights to us. Right We're allowed to petition
33:42
Speaker 1: our government for a redress of grievances. The press is
33:46
Speaker 1: allowed to cover the government and tell you what's going on.
33:50
Speaker 1: This is the truth and you shouldn't get punished for it,
33:55
Speaker 1: but Democrats and Sacramento think you should. Meantime, the FBI
33:59
Speaker 1: has officially open to federal criminal investigation into the physical
34:03
Speaker 1: assault of Turning Point USA journalist contributor Frontlines reporter Savannah Hernandez.
34:10
Speaker 1: She got attacked this past Saturday in Minnesota. She was
34:13
Speaker 1: covering a protest like she does. She wasn't getting physical,
34:18
Speaker 1: but the viral video now shows her being slapped, smacked,
34:23
Speaker 1: and then pushed to the ground by men and women.
34:26
Speaker 1: And I love to get the men that touch that
34:28
Speaker 1: woman in a room for about five minutes. You're gonna
34:30
Speaker 1: see this bald, short, fat little idiot pusher to the
34:33
Speaker 1: ground here in a minute. It's disgusting. A second angle
34:38
Speaker 1: again reveals who the attackers are. I believe one of
34:41
Speaker 1: them's under arrest, but one of them is Chris Ostrashuko.
34:46
Speaker 1: I don't know if to tell you pronounce his name,
34:47
Speaker 1: but we love doxing people who deserve to be doxed. Disgusting. Now,
34:53
Speaker 1: the Hennepin County Sheriff's office has confirmed that this Ostra
34:57
Speaker 1: Shako or whatever was one of four people there. He
35:00
Speaker 1: is that scumbag right there that pointed at her arrested
35:05
Speaker 1: after the demonstration. Not sure if they were arrested and
35:08
Speaker 1: released like Minnesota usually does. It. Don't know if thoughts
35:10
Speaker 1: you face any jail time or any serious fines. Who knows.
35:13
Speaker 1: Hopefully Savannah goes after them. If not, I'm pretty sure
35:16
Speaker 1: the DOJ's gonna. Matter of fact, our Assistant Attorney General
35:20
Speaker 1: for Civil Rights har Meet Dillon confirmed there is a
35:23
Speaker 1: federal probe. FBI Director Cash Bettell is personally thanked by
35:28
Speaker 1: Hernanza's legal team for taking swift action. Look at that.
35:32
Speaker 1: They're not going to stand for this crap, and we shouldn't.
35:36
Speaker 1: It's called peaceful protest. Speaking of the Constitution, it says
35:40
Speaker 1: you have the right for a peaceful assembly out in
35:43
Speaker 1: the streets. It doesn't mean you get to smack and
35:45
Speaker 1: hit people if you don't like what they're saying, or
35:48
Speaker 1: just because they're there covering you acting like a lunatic,
35:51
Speaker 1: which is all Savannah was doing. Our next guest, I
35:54
Speaker 1: would love I would love to see that that bald
35:58
Speaker 1: little man try that crap he did on Savannah. On
36:02
Speaker 1: our next guest, Trump campaign surrogate national field director of
36:05
Speaker 1: the Conservative Caucus and my friend Chad Caton, and I
36:08
Speaker 1: know he's got something to say. Look at him, big Chad.
36:11
Speaker 1: I wish you'd have been there Saturday. She wouldn't have
36:14
Speaker 1: got touched.
36:16
Speaker 9: Well, no, she wouldn't have got touched, and if she did,
36:18
Speaker 9: I would have planned that, dude like a perennial. I'm
36:20
Speaker 9: telling you right now, I'm saying this man, we go
36:23
Speaker 9: out to cover these things, and these these feckless, limp
36:27
Speaker 9: wristed idiots can't control their own emotions. That's a grown
36:32
Speaker 9: ass man trying to go out there and slam a
36:35
Speaker 9: one hundred pound.
36:36
Speaker 10: Girl because she's ideologically different than you, and covering it.
36:40
Speaker 10: Look how he bows up on her. I already love
36:43
Speaker 10: for him. To do that to me, I assure you.
36:45
Speaker 9: I would be in Hennebec County because that guy would
36:48
Speaker 9: be dealt with, That's what and the problem is in
36:50
Speaker 9: Hennepec County, I would have been the one that went
36:53
Speaker 9: that got arrested.
36:54
Speaker 10: He might have went to the jail after he got.
36:56
Speaker 9: Back from the hospital, but I reckon he probably wouldn't
36:58
Speaker 9: have because Hannapec count probably would have.
37:01
Speaker 1: Said, we got our guy.
37:02
Speaker 9: Let him go home and lick his wounds. And I
37:04
Speaker 9: would have been dealing with legal crap for the rest
37:06
Speaker 9: of my probably two or three years, in a very
37:10
Speaker 9: blue city that doesn't want any of us there, let
37:13
Speaker 9: alone somebody that ideologically and politically is different than you.
37:16
Speaker 1: And all Savannah. I watched the whole clip. All Savannah
37:19
Speaker 1: was doing was asking him questions, why are you here?
37:21
Speaker 1: What are you out protesting today? What are you saying?
37:24
Speaker 1: And they were get her out of here, she's not
37:25
Speaker 1: one of us, get her out of here. And then
37:27
Speaker 1: some of the ladies, as you can see in the video,
37:28
Speaker 1: turned violent first, and then you know that little guy
37:32
Speaker 1: decided to get involved and push her to the ground
37:34
Speaker 1: along with the wet ladies. Now again they say four
37:37
Speaker 1: or five got arrested. I haven't heard anything since then, like,
37:40
Speaker 1: oh yeah, they actually got charged and they're going to
37:42
Speaker 1: face consequences because we know how it goes right Will
37:45
Speaker 1: Will Will outcry, hey, arrest somebody. They do, They hold
37:50
Speaker 1: them less than twenty four and they let him go,
37:52
Speaker 1: and then the DA looks at it and goes and
37:53
Speaker 1: we're not going to charge. It's a nothing case. And
37:55
Speaker 1: then nothing ever happens to him.
37:58
Speaker 10: Yeah, that's exactly what happens.
37:59
Speaker 9: We saw in Portland of one of the patriots that
38:02
Speaker 9: went down there when we took out their encampment and
38:04
Speaker 9: got what.
38:05
Speaker 10: They call a concrete milkshake.
38:07
Speaker 9: They fill up glasses from like a gas station a
38:10
Speaker 9: cup with concrete and then they walk around with it
38:13
Speaker 9: pretending they're drinking out of it, and they smack you
38:15
Speaker 9: in the back of the head with it to open
38:17
Speaker 9: you up. And this guy actually spent I think a
38:20
Speaker 9: week in the hospital. And it just so happened the
38:22
Speaker 9: guy that did it was brought up into court and
38:25
Speaker 9: the charges were dropped. Oh my god, just because you know,
38:29
Speaker 9: and this is the stupid we're dealing with, It makes
38:33
Speaker 9: it almost impossible.
38:34
Speaker 10: They want this to get put away.
38:36
Speaker 9: They want these people to just walk away and let
38:40
Speaker 9: Savannah deal with it on a on a civil on
38:42
Speaker 9: a civil situation, because why they don't want anybody else
38:45
Speaker 9: coming into Minnesota and challenging them. They don't like it
38:48
Speaker 9: when I show up. They don't like it when Eric
38:50
Speaker 9: nick Sorter shows up. They don't like it when Kim
38:53
Speaker 9: Higbee shows up.
38:54
Speaker 10: They don't like it.
38:54
Speaker 9: When Jonathan Choe shows up. Because we'll stand there, we
38:57
Speaker 9: will film, and if you touch us, we'll deal with you.
39:01
Speaker 10: My record is very clean on that.
39:03
Speaker 1: Yep. Hey, I've never heard of anybody on the conservative
39:06
Speaker 1: side throwing the first punch. It's always in self defense
39:09
Speaker 1: from these wackos. Real quick, two more things for I
39:12
Speaker 1: Losejah got to point out that scumbag that I couldn't
39:15
Speaker 1: pronounce his name. Evidently some people did some digging there
39:17
Speaker 1: he is, so this this guy evidently defrauded Oh speaking
39:22
Speaker 1: of the fraud in Minnesota. This guy defrauded the unemployment
39:26
Speaker 1: system in the state of Minnesota. And he's out there
39:30
Speaker 1: not working protesting. See folks, who these scumbags are? Right?
39:34
Speaker 1: I had to throw that out real quick before I
39:35
Speaker 1: tran And he's.
39:36
Speaker 9: Probably double dipping because he's probably getting some of that
39:38
Speaker 9: sorrow's cash, you know, get a jacket and a sign
39:40
Speaker 9: and call to day. I wouldn't doubt it. The guy's
39:43
Speaker 9: an idiot. He's probably double dipping on his benefit.
39:46
Speaker 1: Right unemployment and the Soros protesting money. Okay, real quick,
39:50
Speaker 1: what do you make of the Democrats out here where
39:52
Speaker 1: I live in Sacramento, California trying to put this Nick
39:54
Speaker 1: Shirley Act in. They're claiming it's to protect andngo's and
39:58
Speaker 1: immigrants and and charities and different programs from getting bombarded
40:04
Speaker 1: by the Nick Shirley's that might get him hurt or something. No,
40:08
Speaker 1: you're trying to silence independent journalists. What do you think, ched, man?
40:11
Speaker 10: I know Nick Shirley.
40:12
Speaker 9: Well, he's a little fella that goes out there and
40:15
Speaker 9: zero wearies in the world. Man, this guy has let's
40:19
Speaker 9: just say, their brass. And this kid goes out there
40:22
Speaker 9: and he does his work, he does his due diligence,
40:24
Speaker 9: and he shows fraud. And here we are, and I'm
40:27
Speaker 9: not gonna lie. I am one thousand percent jealous as hell.
40:30
Speaker 9: There is no state trying to pass at Chad Caton law.
40:33
Speaker 10: I want one. I thought that'd be cool. The guy
40:36
Speaker 10: deserves a medal.
40:37
Speaker 9: And at the end of the day, when we're sitting
40:39
Speaker 9: here looking at a young man who is doing his
40:40
Speaker 9: due diligence using a government open source to be able
40:46
Speaker 9: to prove fraud, and then you want to name it
40:49
Speaker 9: after the kid that is doing your job for you?
40:51
Speaker 1: Are you? Have?
40:52
Speaker 10: You completely lost you? California.
40:55
Speaker 9: I just want to do a proverbial pip slap across
40:58
Speaker 9: all of your faces.
40:59
Speaker 10: What are you doing? Well, We're out there actually.
41:02
Speaker 9: Done the right thing. He is showing the fraud that
41:05
Speaker 9: you put money into. And now you want to have
41:07
Speaker 9: a bill that will charge people like me, Nick sorder
41:10
Speaker 9: Cam Higbee and Nick Shirley to go out there and
41:14
Speaker 9: go check out a Jubba jubb of daycare that hasn't
41:17
Speaker 9: had a kid and that's got drug needles all in
41:19
Speaker 9: the in the in the park.
41:21
Speaker 10: We completely lost our mind.
41:23
Speaker 9: I don't understand how we get anywhere close to this, Dan,
41:26
Speaker 9: but I know one thing.
41:27
Speaker 10: The American people need to wake up.
41:30
Speaker 9: You in California need to stop allowing this to happen
41:33
Speaker 9: and get rid of these idiots and Sacramento that think
41:37
Speaker 9: in any way, shape or form, this is a good
41:39
Speaker 9: idea because it's just pathetic and it takes away the
41:43
Speaker 9: whole concept of the free press. Right, the free press
41:46
Speaker 9: hold our government accountable. Here Nick Shirley's doing it twenty
41:49
Speaker 9: four years old.
41:50
Speaker 10: Well, you're all pathetic.
41:51
Speaker 1: We're working on it, Chad, we're working on it. If
41:53
Speaker 1: you look at the top of the hole, Arm Fetther,
41:55
Speaker 1: Republicans are leading. So we're working on trying to clean
41:58
Speaker 1: up Sacramento. It's a deep swamp Democrats, Chad, Kate and everybody,
42:02
Speaker 1: thank you, brother for telling it like it is always
42:04
Speaker 1: a pleasure.
42:05
Speaker 10: Good rot.
42:06
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, stick around. Come up next, we're he
42:08
Speaker 1: to the Big Apple check in with our friend Kevin
42:10
Speaker 1: Smith from the New York City Young Republicans Club. He's
42:12
Speaker 1: gonna sound off about what oh god, this guy's been
42:15
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42:19
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43:04
Speaker 1: All right, let's go to the East coasts. New Yorkers
43:06
Speaker 1: are reaping what they've sown. He told you I'm a
43:10
Speaker 1: Democrat socialist running for mayor, and now he's in charge.
43:14
Speaker 1: So get ready. It's been just about one hundred days
43:17
Speaker 1: since Zo ran Mam Demi took over, and over the weekend, well,
43:21
Speaker 1: he threw a party and took a victory lap, literally saying, Hey,
43:26
Speaker 1: I've done a great, great thing for New York in
43:28
Speaker 1: my first one hundred days. Do you feel that way?
43:31
Speaker 1: New Yorkers? The mayor headline a massive rally at the
43:34
Speaker 1: Knockdown Center over in Queen's, flanked by his mentor, an
43:38
Speaker 1: equally radical comrade. Oh God, Senator Bernie Sanders. Ma'am. Danny
43:44
Speaker 1: used the stage double down on his socialist vision, touting
43:47
Speaker 1: what he calls pothole politics. He pointed to a new
43:51
Speaker 1: pilot program for a city run daycare, and a plan
43:55
Speaker 1: to open up the first city owned grocery store in
43:58
Speaker 1: East Harlem next year. Oh, trying to buy a particular
44:03
Speaker 1: vote over there in Harlem, are you ah? And that
44:06
Speaker 1: city owned grocery store comes with a big price tag, though,
44:09
Speaker 1: the city's first ever government run store is set to
44:12
Speaker 1: open next year with a thirty million dollar price tag. Really,
44:17
Speaker 1: what's it going to cost monthly to keep the shelves
44:20
Speaker 1: filled if you're gonna give crap away? Zo Ran. While
44:23
Speaker 1: the Mare initially pitched the plan as a way to
44:25
Speaker 1: combat the rising food cost, officials now say that lower
44:28
Speaker 1: prices will only be guaranteed for a core basket of
44:33
Speaker 1: essential goods. Wait, he lied, So it's not gonna be free.
44:37
Speaker 1: So they're just gonna be lower prices on the core
44:40
Speaker 1: stuff you need. Everything else will be regular. I thought
44:43
Speaker 1: it was going to be free, Zo Ran. Other items
44:47
Speaker 1: on the shelves are gonna reflect standard market prices. Critics
44:52
Speaker 1: are calling the move a bait and switch. Duh, we
44:55
Speaker 1: told you this. They're also quick to point out that
44:58
Speaker 1: Man Danny has already walk back a bunch of other
45:01
Speaker 1: major campaign promises, including his vow to stop clearing homeless encampments,
45:06
Speaker 1: his billion dollar plan for social workers to replace nine
45:10
Speaker 1: to one one calls like actual cops. His recent announcement
45:13
Speaker 1: admitting that one of his biggest campaign premises the free
45:16
Speaker 1: buses and the free shuttles and the free everything isn't
45:21
Speaker 1: gonna happen. But wait, how did you fall for that?
45:26
Speaker 1: New Yorkers jentleman out sound off about all the madness
45:29
Speaker 1: in the Big Apple and this new mayor. He's the
45:32
Speaker 1: founder of the Loud Majority, sits on the board of
45:34
Speaker 1: advisors over at the New York Republicans Club. Kevin Smith
45:37
Speaker 1: back on the program, Okay, keV. Yeah, it was supposed
45:41
Speaker 1: to be free bus rides. Wasn't it going to be
45:43
Speaker 1: free subway rides? Free grocery stores? I remember hearing the
45:47
Speaker 1: word free on all this crap free. What happened?
45:51
Speaker 10: There was a lot of free that I heard.
45:53
Speaker 1: You know.
45:54
Speaker 11: The irony of the whole thing is if you're of
45:57
Speaker 11: the left, then you disagree with something that the press
46:00
Speaker 11: and is doing, you can at least say that he's
46:02
Speaker 11: doing something. In the first one hundred and ten days
46:05
Speaker 11: of Zorhenmam Donnie's time in office, he has quite literally
46:10
Speaker 11: done nothing, not good, not bad, not indifferent. He has
46:15
Speaker 11: achieved nothing. And this city run grocery store with its
46:20
Speaker 11: thirty million dollar price tag, is nine thousand square feet.
46:24
Speaker 11: To put this into context for people, there is a
46:26
Speaker 11: grocery store on the same block where this is being
46:30
Speaker 11: proposed that is fifteen thousand square feet and it is
46:34
Speaker 11: currently for sale for seven million dollars.
46:36
Speaker 10: Oh so this grocery store is.
46:38
Speaker 11: He to snag.
46:39
Speaker 1: It's government moondoggle as usual. Five yep, it is. Uh
46:42
Speaker 1: who's he going to give them money to? Let's be real, okay, keV.
46:45
Speaker 1: I was just talking to our good friend ched Caton
46:47
Speaker 1: from the East Coast, and we were talking about different
46:50
Speaker 1: states that are embezzling our money. And I pretty much
46:53
Speaker 1: look like it's a money laundering scheme, right, whether it's Minnesota, California,
46:57
Speaker 1: and New York, you name it. It's take all the
46:59
Speaker 1: tax dollars, say we're putting in all these programs don't
47:02
Speaker 1: really do jack squak for the people, but the people
47:04
Speaker 1: running those programs that in turn make sure they give
47:07
Speaker 1: lots of that money back to their campaigns. And there's
47:10
Speaker 1: the cycle of laundering our tax dollars.
47:13
Speaker 11: It is, you know, and and sometimes it's so out
47:15
Speaker 11: in the open when like their kids are on the
47:17
Speaker 11: boards of some of these non these nonprofits and these NGOs,
47:22
Speaker 11: like it's right in your face. Meanwhile, when you go
47:24
Speaker 11: to expose it, you have the ag of California out there,
47:28
Speaker 11: his wife proposing a bill to basically put Nick Shirley
47:31
Speaker 11: in jail.
47:32
Speaker 10: That's that's that we just talked about that.
47:34
Speaker 1: Chad was he fired up? Bro? He was upset about that.
47:39
Speaker 11: I mean, it's it's crazy, But you know what is
47:41
Speaker 11: that there are going to be people in every city
47:44
Speaker 11: all over America that are going to be doing this.
47:46
Speaker 11: And look, even if even if we want to give
47:48
Speaker 11: some of these people the benefit of the doubt, which
47:50
Speaker 11: I absolutely don't, the bloat that could be cut simply
47:54
Speaker 11: by trimming here, there and everywhere would would be enough
47:57
Speaker 11: to not have to raise any of these taxes.
47:59
Speaker 1: And they won't. Well, what you just said, why is
48:02
Speaker 1: the mayor gonna spend thirty million of tax dollars? If
48:05
Speaker 1: there's another grocery store that's bigger for seven mil, why
48:07
Speaker 1: wouldn't the city just buy that one and retrofit it
48:11
Speaker 1: and probably come way under budget.
48:13
Speaker 11: Way under eight And it's not like he has to
48:15
Speaker 11: go looking for it.
48:16
Speaker 1: It's on the same block. And why is he put
48:19
Speaker 1: Jim Queen's or no, pardon me, Harlem right, what Harlem?
48:23
Speaker 1: I'm wondering why Harlem trying to buy votes in the
48:25
Speaker 1: black community. Are we little or what little bit?
48:28
Speaker 11: He can't put it in regular Harlem because according to him,
48:30
Speaker 11: that's been gentrified. So now he's got to go to
48:32
Speaker 11: East Harlem. He's just gonna keep making his way up
48:34
Speaker 11: and up and up and up till he gets to
48:36
Speaker 11: Washington Heights in the South Bronx.
48:37
Speaker 10: But it is interesting.
48:39
Speaker 1: He said he's gonna put one in.
48:40
Speaker 4: Every five burrows.
48:41
Speaker 1: I'm gonna bet.
48:42
Speaker 10: I'm gonna bet that Staten Island.
48:44
Speaker 1: Is the last burrow. Do you know why? Because Staten
48:47
Speaker 1: Island votes for Public's conservative. He ain't given you, guys, squat,
48:50
Speaker 1: what are you talking about? The last one? It's not
48:51
Speaker 1: gonna get anything one more. Got to throw this one
48:54
Speaker 1: at before I lose you. Because it's not just your
48:56
Speaker 1: crazy mayor. You also have a crazy governor. I mean
49:00
Speaker 1: looks crazy when I see her speak. Good old Kathy
49:02
Speaker 1: Hochel there she is, Ah. I think it's the eyes right,
49:06
Speaker 1: They're just I don't know they look crazy eyes. She's
49:09
Speaker 1: now proposing taxing New York home owners who own a
49:14
Speaker 1: second home worth more than five mil. Now, I know
49:16
Speaker 1: what folks's gonna say, Well, they're really rich, they have
49:18
Speaker 1: a five million dollar home. Actually, in New York, folks,
49:21
Speaker 1: five mil don't go very far. I mean, I'm in
49:23
Speaker 1: San Diego, and let me tell you, like the average
49:26
Speaker 1: house in La Joya or downtown San Diego or whatever,
49:29
Speaker 1: it's one to two million, and it's like nine hundred
49:31
Speaker 1: to one thousand square foot, So I get it. In
49:33
Speaker 1: New York, five mill probably gets you maybe a two
49:35
Speaker 1: thousand square foot apartment or home. If that so, what
49:39
Speaker 1: the hell why she wanted to tax them more for prospering,
49:43
Speaker 1: for working their butts off, for owning two houses.
49:45
Speaker 11: Yeah, you know, this is just a way to cover
49:47
Speaker 11: the city's cost. You know, because so many people, so
49:50
Speaker 11: many these Democrats, they have a residence in New York City,
49:54
Speaker 11: and then they have a residency in the Hamptons, and
49:56
Speaker 11: their primary residency is out here on Long Island, and
49:59
Speaker 11: then they travel back in for to work in the city.
50:01
Speaker 11: They do that so that they can vote to raise
50:04
Speaker 11: taxes of people who can't buy.
50:05
Speaker 4: The second house out in the Hamptons.
50:08
Speaker 11: And this is going to tax farmers as well, because
50:11
Speaker 11: all the apple orchards that are in upstate New York
50:14
Speaker 11: and many of the properties that actually feed America in
50:17
Speaker 11: Western New York are valued at more than five million
50:19
Speaker 11: dollars for.
50:20
Speaker 1: Just the land. Yeah.
50:21
Speaker 11: Yeah, but justice, as as we keep seeing them try
50:25
Speaker 11: to do. They're trying to tax wealth, which is not possible.
50:29
Speaker 1: Wait, if you haven't taxed, hold on starting rup, But
50:31
Speaker 1: then nice, have you want a couple of weeks ago
50:33
Speaker 1: to talk about when Hokeel was backtracking when she said
50:36
Speaker 1: a few years ago, yeah, get out, go to Florida,
50:39
Speaker 1: And then two weeks ago, I think you were on
50:40
Speaker 1: she was begging people with money that moved to Florida
50:42
Speaker 1: to come back and bring their businesses back. Then why
50:45
Speaker 1: would you try to hit them with a tax, Kathy exactly.
50:48
Speaker 11: And not only is she begging the people from Florida
50:50
Speaker 11: to come back, she's begging the ones who haven't even
50:52
Speaker 11: left the state yet, the people who moved thirty miles east.
50:55
Speaker 1: On Long Island.
50:56
Speaker 11: It's it's it's incredible, it's you know, it wouldn't be
51:00
Speaker 11: so bad if we all didn't tell you guys, it
51:02
Speaker 11: was gonna happen, and he chose not to listen.
51:05
Speaker 1: So and that's the way we end it, because that's
51:08
Speaker 1: what you're stuck with for three more friggin years, three
51:11
Speaker 1: and a half more years. Kevin, thank you for weighing
51:14
Speaker 1: in on these two radicals running New York City. And
51:18
Speaker 1: I'll say once, great state of New York because I
51:20
Speaker 1: feel that way here in comy for you, God bless
51:22
Speaker 1: your brother, stay strong back there. Good to see it. Yep.
51:25
Speaker 1: All right, and before we say good night, let you
51:27
Speaker 1: know about a couple of the guests. It'll be on
51:28
Speaker 1: tomorrow night's show on a Thursday. Indiana Congressman Marlon Stutsman
51:32
Speaker 1: will join us tomorrow along with First Lady Malania Trump's
51:35
Speaker 1: personal manager and friend. You've seen him before, Mark Beckman.
51:39
Speaker 1: The First Lady really pushing a lot of programs this term,
51:41
Speaker 1: and I love it. We'll be talking about foster care
51:44
Speaker 1: and some other things that the First Lady's doing with
51:46
Speaker 1: Mark again, tune in tomorrow, eight eastern, five Pacific. We're
51:49
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51:51
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