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6/17/26 -- Dan Ball W/ Frank LaRose, Mike Sarraille, Cliff Maloney, Kevin Smith, Katie Zacharia. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America tonight, Deal or no deal.
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Speaker 1: All eyes on Geneva this Friday to see if a
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Speaker 1: rand will come to the table and sign President Trump's
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Speaker 1: Memo of Understanding that a broader peace deal will be
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Speaker 1: reached with the Islamic regime. Navy Seal Mike Sirelli will
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Speaker 1: join us tonight to weigh in on that, plus busting
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Speaker 1: fraud wasted abuse that's happening across our country thanks to
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Speaker 1: the Trump administration. Tonight, we'll look at how things are
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Speaker 1: going in the Buckeye State, and we're joined by their
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Speaker 1: Secretary of State Frank Leros and California's Governor Gavin Nooscombe,
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Speaker 1: currently under two countum two federal investigations, which he claims
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Speaker 1: are purely political and that Trump did it. The problem
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Speaker 1: with that narrative is at least one of the probes
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Speaker 1: started during the Biden regime. Gavy, I'm dan baal. Real
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Speaker 1: America starts right now. Let's go.
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Speaker 2: When I say permanently, it should be permanently. But if
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Speaker 2: it's not permanently, we will bomb them.
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Speaker 3: They will be bombed, just like I bombed them on
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Speaker 3: Wednesday night and Tuesday night.
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Speaker 1: We would bomb them that blot warning from President Trump
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Speaker 1: at the G seven summit in France that are underscoring
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Speaker 1: the fragile nature of this new framework deal that hopefully
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Speaker 1: will stick. Friday, while the administration finally released the fourteen
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Speaker 1: point memorandum of understanding. This is not a peace deal yet,
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Speaker 1: the President making it clear we're far from a peace
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Speaker 1: treaty and you better act right Iran. The tenet of
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Speaker 1: deal promises an immediate end to military operations and a
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Speaker 1: sixty day window to negotiate the dismantling of all Iran's
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Speaker 1: nukes and their entire program, period full stop. It also
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Speaker 1: triggers the highly anticipated reopening of the Strait of Harror
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Speaker 1: moves so that we can jump back to the global
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Speaker 1: oil shipping lanes. And of course prices are gonna come
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Speaker 1: down now. With Israel indicating that they won't be pulling
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Speaker 1: all their troops out of Lebanon, and Trump openly keeping
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Speaker 1: his finger on the trigger, the path through Friday's formal signing, well,
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Speaker 1: it remains in jeopardy. The US and random officially unveiled
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Speaker 1: that fourteen plan, laying it out and here's what the
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Speaker 1: historic text actually looks like. Again, an immediate ceasefire, military
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Speaker 1: operations on all fronts freeze immediately. Both nations guarantee to
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Speaker 1: respect each other's sovereignty, reopening a shipping lanes. The US
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Speaker 1: will remove their naval blockade within thirty days. In return,
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Speaker 1: Iran has thirty days to clear any minds and guarantee
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Speaker 1: free and safe passage for everyone through the strait a
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Speaker 1: complete nuclear freeze. Iran reaffirms it will never try to
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Speaker 1: build nukes again. They still want to use it for power.
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Speaker 1: We'll see how that plays out for the next sixty days.
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Speaker 1: Turan has to freeze everything. When it comes to their stockpile,
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Speaker 1: all the enriched uranium, we got to get it out
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Speaker 1: of there. Now there will be some economic relief. Again,
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Speaker 1: it's not your tax cash, it's some of their cash
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Speaker 1: that was frozen, and it's private investing from other nations
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Speaker 1: like Middle East countries and European countries. The US will
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Speaker 1: needly issue treasury waveries allowing a Rand to export crude
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Speaker 1: oil and tap into long frozen global assets of THEIRS.
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Speaker 1: And then again, there's that three hundred billion everybody keeps
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Speaker 1: talking about in reconstruction. That's the money I was discussing
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Speaker 1: that is not your taxpayer funds. The Vice President made
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Speaker 1: that clear yesterday as he was doing a bunch of
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Speaker 1: media interviews touting his new book, and the President reattered
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Speaker 1: it today once again in Geneva. So got to get
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Speaker 1: the facts out there about what this deal says. Big question,
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Speaker 1: will it get signed and will the terrorist because that's
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Speaker 1: what the Islamic regime is actually adhere to it. Join
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Speaker 1: me now to discuss the deal and what he thinks
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Speaker 1: will go down on Friday. Retired Navy seal and current
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Speaker 1: Chief Talent Officer Overwatch Mission Critical, our friend Mike Sirelli
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Speaker 1: back on the program. All right, big Mike, what do
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Speaker 1: you think we've been here before when they've had the
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Speaker 1: points of the plan but there was no meaning to
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Speaker 1: sign anything. So we're at least one step closer than
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Speaker 1: we have been for two and a half months. What
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Speaker 1: are you hearing from your contacts and the Pentagon?
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Speaker 4: So everything indicates that the deal is going to go through.
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Speaker 4: Both sides will sign. As you said, the eyes are
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Speaker 4: on the Straightahr moves. That's the five meter target, as
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Speaker 4: we say in the military, and we got to make.
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Speaker 2: Sure that that enter traffic low.
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Speaker 3: For Lolobe.
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Speaker 2: But the relief for the United States as well.
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Speaker 4: And as you said, prices are already coming down, they'll
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Speaker 4: come down a little whut Further, Trump is in a
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Speaker 4: great position, and there was the left media grabbing onto
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Speaker 4: what Iran state media was saying, which they're just trying
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Speaker 4: to say face in front of their population, of course,
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Speaker 4: because they got to maintain that psychological dominance.
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Speaker 2: But we are not removing the troops.
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Speaker 4: The troops that we have in place are the enforcement mechanism.
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Speaker 4: And we heard Trump say it direct from the President's mouth.
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Speaker 4: If you if you do not, you know, if you
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Speaker 4: do not stick with the obligations of this.
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Speaker 2: Treaty, he'll pull the trigger. He'll bomb them.
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Speaker 4: And I would hate to see the severity of those strikes.
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Speaker 4: They may go for infrastructure to make it really painful
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Speaker 4: for the regime moving forward.
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Speaker 1: You know what's interesting is while he was at the
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Speaker 1: G seven put this headline up. A lot of those
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Speaker 1: leaders that acted like they didn't like Trump when he
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Speaker 1: was on the campaign trail and some of the stuff
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Speaker 1: Trump said, because you know, let's be real, a lot
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Speaker 1: of the leaders of the European nations have become pansies.
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Speaker 1: In my book, France, Germany, England, they're all a bunch
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Speaker 1: of week week leaders. Well, now they're on board. They're
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Speaker 1: praising his deal. Now they send We'll send ships, we'll
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Speaker 1: send relief, we'll help rebuild. We want to invest. Now
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Speaker 1: we want to help. We didn't help with the heavy
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Speaker 1: lifting for two and a half months, the bombing part,
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Speaker 1: but now we want to help. Go figure right, Mike.
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Speaker 2: It's like getting in a bar fight with your friends.
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Speaker 4: In the bar, you took on three assailants, and your
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Speaker 4: friends sat at the table and watched. Trump walked in
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Speaker 4: there head high. He knew and he knew they were
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Speaker 4: flat effeckless in this. What I found astounding was there
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Speaker 4: was an interview with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Karney with
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Speaker 4: Caitlin Collins a CNN and he said the structure of
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Speaker 4: this deal is good, and he called it a game changer.
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Speaker 4: One of his biggest antagonists referred to it as a
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Speaker 4: game changer.
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Speaker 2: So this is going to change.
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Speaker 4: What people are missing is that Trump is changing the
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Speaker 4: architecture of the Middle East, not only from a security
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Speaker 4: perspective but economic perspective.
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Speaker 2: That's what golf partners want.
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Speaker 4: This in the three hundred billion people had an allergic
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Speaker 4: reaction because it smelled like the JCPOA that's coming from
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Speaker 4: an Arab fund and guys, ultimately, uh, they're going to
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Speaker 4: need that cash to rebuild the golf. Partners want that
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Speaker 4: if they have a semblance of a good relationship with Ron,
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Speaker 4: they can meet their twenty thirty economic development Plan. Guitars
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Speaker 4: uees in Saudi Arabia's So it's a different it's a
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Speaker 4: different Middle East a year or five years from now.
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Speaker 2: And this is good for the world.
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Speaker 4: But Israel and Hesbela are the kill switch that everyone
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Speaker 4: has to watch closely. Israel has to show some restraint
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Speaker 4: in these next sixty days.
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Speaker 1: Yep, I agree with you. They do, and if Hesbela
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Speaker 1: is not firing at them, they shouldn't be firing. So
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Speaker 1: we can get this deal done. And Trump understands that
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Speaker 1: as the builder and the businessman he is. You get
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Speaker 1: money involved in business, and now the Arab states in
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Speaker 1: the Middle East will want to keep a RAN in
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Speaker 1: check because they'll be invested in and then we never
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Speaker 1: have to go back and do it again. That's what
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Speaker 1: Trump gets. But all the Pannicins out there that want
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Speaker 1: to rip him for this deal don't see the big picture.
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Speaker 1: That's why he's going down to South America, taken on Venezuela, Cuba,
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Speaker 1: all that disrupting the oil and the drugs and the
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Speaker 1: camps where terrorists are training. Now he's restructuring the Middle East.
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Speaker 1: He's getting China in check. They actually helped us out
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Speaker 1: with this Arran deal. I mean, if people will just
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Speaker 1: sit back and stop panicking and let Trump do his thing,
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Speaker 1: the country in the world is going to be a
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Speaker 1: lot better off two and a half years from now.
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Speaker 1: I just hope God willing we keep Republicans in charge.
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Speaker 1: Mike is always thank you by the chainman. I appreciate
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Speaker 1: coming up after the break. We had more big primary
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Speaker 1: races last night in several states across America. When we
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Speaker 1: come back, more on the big winners and losers of
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Speaker 1: the night, plus more fraud, waste and abuse being busted
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Speaker 1: more than ever before thanks to Trump. We'll head to
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Speaker 1: Ohio see what they've discovered. And then a bit later
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Speaker 1: in the program, good old Gavin Newsom under two federal investigations,
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Speaker 1: and of course he's blaming Donald Trump. The problem is
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Speaker 1: at least one of the probes started during the Biden regime.
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Speaker 1: midterm coverage President Trump's endorsement power facing a mixed night
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Speaker 1: of high stakes testing as primary voters in Oklahoma, Alabama,
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Speaker 1: and Georgia delivered a series of crucial victories and a
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Speaker 1: key upset or two. A massive political showdown Officially locked
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Speaker 1: in down in the peach date, Republican Congressman Mike Collins
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Speaker 1: has won George's GOP Senate runoff, setting a high stakes
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Speaker 1: November showdown with the incumbent, a guy who never should
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Speaker 1: have got in there. That liberal spoiled Senator John Osoff.
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Speaker 1: Let's hope Mike takes him out now. The race turned
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Speaker 1: into a bitter proxy war as it came down to
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Speaker 1: the wire, with George's Governor Brian Kemp backing former football
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Speaker 1: coach Derek Dooley, and President Trump giving his powerful endorsement
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Speaker 1: to Mike Collins in the eleventh hour, which everyone believes
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Speaker 1: propelled him to victory last night. It comes despite some
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Speaker 1: serious issues in the Collins camp, though a few weeks ago,
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Speaker 1: he was forced to fire his top advisor, Brandon Phillips,
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Speaker 1: over a vulgar social media post targeting and opponent's family,
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Speaker 1: all while both Collins and Phillips face an ongoing House
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Speaker 1: ethics investigation into the alleged misuse of taxpayer funds. Now,
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Speaker 1: with the primary over, of course, the real fight begins.
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Speaker 1: Republicans pivoting to a general election battle against Osoff, who
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Speaker 1: spent months building a massive war chest, foreshatting one of
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Speaker 1: the most expensive, possibly most expensive Senate races in our
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Speaker 1: country this year. A confident Colin spoke with supporters shortly
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Speaker 1: after the big win last night.
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Speaker 2: Y'all know what the mission is. It's to put a
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Speaker 2: Republican in that.
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Speaker 5: Seat and get rid of that John os Off.
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Speaker 2: In November. Return this seat to the people of Georgia.
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Speaker 1: Let's hope we can get a done down there. When
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Speaker 1: it comes to the Georgia's gubernatorial contest. It was a
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Speaker 1: stunning political upset, with billionaire healthcare executive Rick Jackson beating
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Speaker 1: out Trump backed Lieutenant Governor Burt j who we just
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Speaker 1: had on the program the other day. Jackson used more
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Speaker 1: than one hundred million dollars of his own personal wealth
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Speaker 1: to pull this one off. Remarkably, neither the endorsement of
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Speaker 1: Trump nor out going Governor Brian Kemp could stop the
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Speaker 1: blunt force of Jackson's record breaking spend a spending spree,
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Speaker 1: say that ten times past spending spree. With the GOP
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Speaker 1: establishment cleared out of the way, Jackson now heads to
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Speaker 1: a high stakes November showdown against the Democrat and former
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Speaker 1: Atlanta mayor remember this one, Keisha Lance Bottoms Jones addressing
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Speaker 1: his supporters after the loss to Jackson.
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Speaker 6: We were outspent, you know, probably seven or eight to one,
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Speaker 6: and it was a very competitive race and we felt
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Speaker 6: like we had a chance to win tonight and just
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Speaker 6: came up a little short.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it was a bummer. I like Burt didn't like
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Speaker 1: the billionaire buying his seat. We'll see how it goes
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Speaker 1: in the Sooner state. It was a decisive victory in
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Speaker 1: the race for Oklahoma's open US Senate seat, Congressman Kevin
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Speaker 1: hearn easily securing a Publican nomination last night, clearing the
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Speaker 1: fifty percent threshold to avoid a runoff. The seat opened
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Speaker 1: up earlier this year when Senator Mark Wayne Mullen resigned
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Speaker 1: to serve as Homeland Security Secretary. Backed by an early
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Speaker 1: endorsement from Trump, Hearne managed to clear the field of
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Speaker 1: major Republican rivals, positioning himself as the heavy favorite. Following
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Speaker 1: his win her instruct a by partisan tone, pledging to
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Speaker 1: bring his Washington experience and Oklahoma values to the Senate floor,
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Speaker 1: Hearn now looking ahead to November, where he's going to
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Speaker 1: face the Democrat and there's a runoff between them. I
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Speaker 1: don't know if I'll get this name right. It's Nakila Thomas.
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Speaker 1: I think it's Nakila and Jim Priest over on the
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Speaker 1: Blue side. Meantime, the battle to succeed out going governor
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Speaker 1: Kevin Stitt is heading to a runoff in August. State
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Speaker 1: Attorney General Gettner Drummond and former state Senator Mike and
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Speaker 1: Za emerge from a crowded Republican primary, finishing less than
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Speaker 1: one percent apart. Drummond, military vet, frequently clashed with Governor
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Speaker 1: Stitt during his time as attorney. Jim is running on
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Speaker 1: a platform of trusted, steady leadership, he says again, he'll
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Speaker 1: be facing I think it's Mazzi, who surged into the runoff,
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Speaker 1: fueled by millions of dollars of his own money and
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Speaker 1: a high profile endorsement from President Trump. The winner of
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Speaker 1: their head to head August matchup will then meet up
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Speaker 1: with the Democrat nominee, who happens to be a state
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Speaker 1: rep named Cindy Munson and one more down to Alabama
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Speaker 1: Congressman Barry Moore won the Republican Senate runoff, defeating former
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Speaker 1: Navy Seal Jared Hudson. The race turned highly negative the
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Speaker 1: last couple of weeks, with outside groups clashing over Moore's
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Speaker 1: military service record, but more strong alignment with President Trump
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Speaker 1: propelled him to victory. Last night, the Senate seat opened
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Speaker 1: up after sitting Senator Tommy Tubberville chose to launch a
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Speaker 1: run for Alabama governor. With more now securing in the
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Speaker 1: GUP nomination, he becomes the heavy favorite to succeed Tubberville
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Speaker 1: and advance to the Senate over the Democrat. Well, let's
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Speaker 1: see what our next guest thinks about last night and
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Speaker 1: how those races are measuring up when it comes to November.
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Speaker 1: He is the CEO of Citizens Alliance and the author
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Speaker 1: of the new book Run Right, a complete election playbook
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Speaker 1: to win. Let's hope a few of these people read
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Speaker 1: that book so we can actually have some Republican victories
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Speaker 1: in November. Cliff Maloney, Hey, Cliff, how you doing, brother?
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Speaker 7: I'm great, Dan, Thanks for having me.
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Speaker 1: Okay, so I want your expert opinion. Where were the surprises?
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Speaker 1: I of course mentioned the one in Georgia. Were there
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Speaker 1: others that I missed? Or did you see this one
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Speaker 1: coming because he had tons and tons of his own money? No?
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Speaker 7: I think last night proves once again that the Trump
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Speaker 7: endorsement is king right. I know a lot of people
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Speaker 7: are thinking that this race, you know, and he spent
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Speaker 7: over one hundred million dollars. We're talking about Jackson versus
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Speaker 7: Burt Jones. Bert, who's a great guy. Glad you have
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Speaker 7: n't on the program. Yep, But that's the reality. Is
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Speaker 7: the only way to beat the Trump endorsement right now
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Speaker 7: is to spend over one hundred million dollars.
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Speaker 3: Of their own money.
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Speaker 7: I think I think that that just proves the power
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Speaker 7: of the Trump endorsement, the idea that if you're going
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Speaker 7: to win a primary, you need to have Donald Trump supporter,
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Speaker 7: at least keep him neutral.
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Speaker 2: And I think last.
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Speaker 7: Night proved that once again. Up and down the board,
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Speaker 7: you see Trump endorsed candidates winning unless you spend one
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Speaker 7: hundred million dollars of your own money.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, well, talk to Tamas Styr out here in California
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Speaker 1: and he spent like one hundred and fifteen or with
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Speaker 1: a two hundred and fifteen miney of his own money,
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Speaker 1: and he didn't make it in the top two. But
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Speaker 1: I will agree with you because I think right now,
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Speaker 1: and I don't have the current numbers in front of me,
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Speaker 1: whether it's one eighty three and two or two oh
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Speaker 1: one and two, whatever, but I think Trump's only down
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Speaker 1: two right that Iowa race from a couple of weeks back,
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Speaker 1: and now the Georgia one two endorsements didn't make it.
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Speaker 1: The other one hundred and fifty hundred and eighty endorsements
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Speaker 1: for this year's midterm cycle, He's like ninety nine percent.
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Speaker 7: Right, Yeah, and that's what I said. I mean, I
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Speaker 7: think people have to understand. I mean, look, Dan, a
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Speaker 7: lot of candidates get mad at me. They come to
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Speaker 7: me and say, hey, I'm thinking about running for Congress
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Speaker 7: or I'm thinking about trying to get this US Senate seat.
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Speaker 7: And it's like, look, if you don't have a path
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Speaker 7: to the Trump endorsement, you might as well save your time,
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Speaker 7: save your energy, right, put your efforts to something that
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Speaker 7: can actually win, because that's how powerful it is. And
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Speaker 7: I think that the GOP right now, if you're really
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Speaker 7: thinking about running for office, last night once again proved
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Speaker 7: like you said, I mean, the Zach Laughn and some
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Speaker 7: of these other races. Sure, the Trump endorsement didn't work out,
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Speaker 7: but it's practically worked out one hundred percent of the time.
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Speaker 7: So it shows you just how powerful it is.
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Speaker 1: Let me get off those primaries and Republicans this for
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Speaker 1: a second and ask you two things about two scumbag
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Speaker 1: Democrats that want you to weigh in on, and we'll
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Speaker 1: start in our nation's capital, because they're comparing this socialist
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Speaker 1: Janice Lewis, who's holding a huge lead in the d C.
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Speaker 1: Merrile race. They're comparing her there she is, Yeah, Marxist,
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Speaker 1: they're comparing here to Ma'm Danny in New York City.
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Speaker 1: They're saying she could be even worse than him, and
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Speaker 1: DC voters have her at the top of the polls.
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Speaker 1: That's one. And the second one you got to comment
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Speaker 1: on Collins versus Platinum, the Senate race over there in
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Speaker 1: what does it mean? Yeah, Susan from what I hear,
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Speaker 1: she's been for years and she always pulls behind, but
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Speaker 1: always wins. And I'm no fan of hers because she's
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Speaker 1: went against a lot of Republicans in the Senate when
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Speaker 1: it comes to voting for different bills Trump wants. But
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Speaker 1: this Platner guy is a piece of trash and I
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Speaker 1: can't believe he's still almost by a hair leading in
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Speaker 1: the polls. Comment on those two races and these two Democrats,
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Speaker 1: it just shows who Democrat voters are putting pieces of
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Speaker 1: you know what like this at the top of their voting.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 7: Well, let's start with DC. I mean the fact that
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Speaker 7: they have a Democrat socialist who will be the next mayor. Right,
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Speaker 7: let's get right to it. I mean this state or
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Speaker 7: whatever you want to call it, DC, whoever wins. This
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Speaker 7: is going to be the actual mayor when it comes
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Speaker 7: time in November, and this Democrat socialist will win. And Dan,
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Speaker 7: here's my message, absolutely go for it. We love when
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Speaker 7: the Democrats put up these radicals, these lunatics, these absolute
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Speaker 7: scumbags as you call them, because it shows the American
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Speaker 7: people who they truly are. And speaking of scumbags, yeah,
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Speaker 7: look at Grant is a game. I mean this guy,
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Speaker 7: we could go down his opo research sheet for years.
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Speaker 7: This is a consultant or a strategist dream to run
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Speaker 7: against a candidate like him. Susan Collins, I'm with you right,
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Speaker 7: She's not with us on every key issue, but she
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Speaker 7: is the nominee. She is the one person who can win,
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Speaker 7: and we gotta have that R vote coming out of Maine.
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Speaker 7: The Democrats look at this as the one flippable seat
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Speaker 7: that is their top target. So we have to be
18:27
Speaker 7: all in on Collins. But there's nobody better than a Graham.
18:31
Speaker 7: Platner is an opponent because of his rap sheet.
18:35
Speaker 1: I know when it comes to the sexting scandals that
18:37
Speaker 1: his wife knew about and even told the campaign, Hey,
18:40
Speaker 1: he's got this crap maybe you know, and the tattoo
18:43
Speaker 1: and the ripping on Chris Kyle American Sniper, and all
18:46
Speaker 1: the stuff he's done. Could you imagine? And I'll wrap
18:49
Speaker 1: up there yelling in my ear. If he had an
18:50
Speaker 1: R in front of his name, Cliff, they'd be butchering
18:53
Speaker 1: us for backing a scumbag like that, But they're okay
18:55
Speaker 1: with a Democrat. Cliff Maloney, CEO Citizens Alliance. Check out
18:59
Speaker 1: the book, especially if you're going to run for office,
19:01
Speaker 1: a complete election playbook to win. Run right, yeah, run
19:05
Speaker 1: to the right. Thank you, Cliff, appreciate you, Thank you.
19:08
Speaker 2: Thanks Dan yep.
19:09
Speaker 1: All right. Coming up after the break, Republicans around the
19:12
Speaker 1: country continue to join the Trump administration and trying to
19:14
Speaker 1: root out fraud, waste, and abuse. Straight ahead, we're gonna
19:17
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19:20
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20:03
Speaker 8: The war against fraud has come to Ohio, and we
20:08
Speaker 8: plan to leave no doubt as to who will win.
20:13
Speaker 1: Assistant Attorney General there Collin McDonald announcing a mission to
20:16
Speaker 1: bring federal and state partners together as one to battle
20:20
Speaker 1: fraud across America and in my home state of Ohio,
20:24
Speaker 1: and I gotta say I'm loving it again. Do you
20:27
Speaker 1: remember on the campaign trail President Trump talking about how
20:31
Speaker 1: especially Democrats were scamming the system and defrauding us. I
20:36
Speaker 1: don't think we ever could have imagined how much fraud, waste,
20:39
Speaker 1: and abuse that the Trump administration is uncovering with their
20:44
Speaker 1: state partners that are willing to work with them. If
20:47
Speaker 1: these blue states would be hand in hand, we could
20:51
Speaker 1: find billions literally some have said a trillion dollars. Probably
20:54
Speaker 1: we could uncover, but of course we know Democrats don't
20:57
Speaker 1: want that stuff uncovered anyway. Let's head of the Buckeye State.
21:01
Speaker 1: The FBI recently executed a search one at the Cleveland,
21:04
Speaker 1: headquarters of the Ohio Organizing Collaborative. Sounds like some liberal movement.
21:10
Speaker 1: This is the leading voter registration and civil rights group, right.
21:13
Speaker 1: That sounds all rosy right on the surface. I'm sure
21:16
Speaker 1: lots of people for decades thought that the Southern Poverty
21:19
Speaker 1: Law Center sounded all perfect and rosy on the surface, too, right,
21:23
Speaker 1: And we know what they were doing anyway. Agents spent
21:26
Speaker 1: hours seizing documents and computer files while simultaneously questioning employees
21:31
Speaker 1: about their homes regarding alleged voter fraud. Democrats, of course,
21:36
Speaker 1: are crying foul, labeling the raid as what a political
21:40
Speaker 1: witch hunt, that's what they always do, and an effort
21:44
Speaker 1: by the Trump administration to suppress voters. Wait did they
21:47
Speaker 1: throw in like black and brown as usual? That's all
21:51
Speaker 1: they've got. You're racist, you're this, you're that. Of course,
21:56
Speaker 1: mid terms, the big governor's race, US Senate, a lot
22:00
Speaker 1: of important races happening in Ohio. However, recorded evidence reveals
22:05
Speaker 1: the Soros funded group has a track record of pretty
22:08
Speaker 1: suspicious practices, including a Canvasser convicted of election fraud in
22:14
Speaker 1: twenty seventeen for registering wait for it, dead people, go
22:19
Speaker 1: figure the probe is part of a sweeping federal crackdown,
22:23
Speaker 1: with the DOJ recently seizing election records in battleground states
22:27
Speaker 1: like Georgia, Arizona, and Michigan. Thank goodness this as Ohio
22:31
Speaker 1: Republican lawmakers take the fight for election security directly to
22:35
Speaker 1: the ballot box where it should be. The state House
22:39
Speaker 1: there recently passing a constitutional amendment that will ask voters
22:42
Speaker 1: in November to permanently write photo ID requirements into the
22:47
Speaker 1: state constitution. Now, what is wrong with that? And how
22:51
Speaker 1: is that racist or a Republican thing? While Ohio law
22:56
Speaker 1: has required a valid photo ID to vote since twenty
22:59
Speaker 1: twenty three, I wish we did here in Comifornia. Republicans
23:02
Speaker 1: say locking it into the constitution protects the foundation of
23:08
Speaker 1: our republic. The move aligns with a hardline push for enforcement.
23:12
Speaker 1: Just last year, Ohios Attorney General secured six indictments for
23:15
Speaker 1: voter fraud involving non citizens. But wait, dan the left
23:21
Speaker 1: says in the media, says that people that aren't Americans
23:24
Speaker 1: can't vote right, and the crack down of the Buckeye
23:28
Speaker 1: State is not just limiting itself to the ballot box.
23:30
Speaker 1: The Justice Department just announcing an unprecedented federal state partnership
23:35
Speaker 1: in Ohio targeting rampant fraud schemes. Officials revealed charges against
23:40
Speaker 1: nine defendants involved in an alleged forty two million dollars
23:45
Speaker 1: medicaid fraud ring. Of course, FBI Director Cash Purtel confirmed
23:49
Speaker 1: agencies millions in luxury vehicles, Bentley's, McLaren's Holy Cow and
23:55
Speaker 1: guess what it was all funded by Ohio taxpayers. The
24:00
Speaker 1: JAY also unveil a fifteen million dollar cyber romance scam
24:04
Speaker 1: that was being run out of Ghana, along with the
24:07
Speaker 1: launch of a new nationwide FBI Most Wanted Fraudster's list.
24:11
Speaker 1: The multi agency Blitz signs a new war on white
24:14
Speaker 1: collar crime, coordinated by our Vice President JD. Vance and
24:17
Speaker 1: the Anti Fraud Task Force and Acting Attorney General Todd
24:21
Speaker 1: Blanche and they are putting the scammers on notice.
24:25
Speaker 8: Our message to fraudsters is simple. With our state and
24:29
Speaker 8: local partners, the Department of Justice will be working day
24:32
Speaker 8: and night to identify you, arrest you, and imprison you.
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Speaker 1: Please, we'd like some accountability. Joining me now to comment
24:43
Speaker 1: on all this. He's the current Secretary of State for
24:46
Speaker 1: the Great State, my home state of Ohio, Frank LeRose, Frank,
24:50
Speaker 1: nice to see you. I'm so glad that my home
24:53
Speaker 1: state and leaders like you are teaming up with the
24:55
Speaker 1: Trump administration to bust this damn fraud. It's a share, Frank,
25:00
Speaker 1: that a bunch of blue state leaders won't work with
25:03
Speaker 1: the Trump administration to uncover the fraud. They act like
25:06
Speaker 1: it's political. They're doing it in Ohio. This is a
25:09
Speaker 1: Republican friendly state. It's not about parties. It's about saving me. You,
25:13
Speaker 1: everybody watching, the taxpayers our money welcome. Frank.
25:20
Speaker 9: Yeah, Dan, you heard the Attorney general. It's a partnership
25:22
Speaker 9: between the federal government and the state governments that are
25:25
Speaker 9: willing to partner with our federal partners and friends on this.
25:29
Speaker 9: And it's not just this medicaid fraud that you're talking about.
25:33
Speaker 9: As you mentioned, we've been leading the way on cracking
25:35
Speaker 9: down on voter fraud in the state of Ohio, voter
25:38
Speaker 9: registration fraud and other things that bad guys try to do.
25:41
Speaker 9: But here's the message. Good things are happening in Ohio
25:44
Speaker 9: because we're working with our federal partners. We're leveraging all
25:47
Speaker 9: the tools that we have, and if you mess around
25:49
Speaker 9: with fraud. You will find out. And what you started
25:52
Speaker 9: with is what I'll say. If you're not angry about this,
25:55
Speaker 9: you're not paying attention. It's your dollars that are being stolen,
25:59
Speaker 9: and we're taking it very seriously.
26:01
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean, look, even though I don't live there anymore,
26:03
Speaker 1: my whole family still lives there. I consider myself a Buckeye.
26:06
Speaker 1: I am in Ohio when I'm not a California even
26:08
Speaker 1: though I've been out here for a couple of decades.
26:11
Speaker 1: And I love the fact that you guys are willing
26:13
Speaker 1: to work with Trump and JD and find these fraudsters.
26:16
Speaker 1: Just throw a few headlines up, if you will, about
26:17
Speaker 1: all these different scams you've had, the voter fraud scam,
26:20
Speaker 1: you've had, the one I talked about in Ghana, that
26:22
Speaker 1: romance phone call thing. I know one elderly woman was
26:26
Speaker 1: out like fifteen grand most of her savings because of
26:28
Speaker 1: some foam fraud scam. You guys are busting the Medicaid
26:31
Speaker 1: and Medicare fraudsters. I mean, all this started, Frank, when
26:36
Speaker 1: that independent young reporter Nick Shirley went to Minnesota, remember that,
26:40
Speaker 1: and started talking about fraud at the leering or pardon
26:44
Speaker 1: me learning centers, and then everything just blew up nationwide,
26:48
Speaker 1: and I'm so glad to see Ohio leading the way here.
26:51
Speaker 9: Frank Well, Dan, I can tell you what we did
26:56
Speaker 9: at the Secretary of State's Office, and this goes back
26:58
Speaker 9: many years. I got ofcted gosh seven years ago. We
27:01
Speaker 9: created an investigative unit, bringing in former law enforcement professionals
27:05
Speaker 9: that can run complete investigations. And so when we started
27:08
Speaker 9: getting evidence from boards of elections of registration related voter fraud,
27:13
Speaker 9: we packaged all that up with a professional investigation.
27:15
Speaker 2: We handed it off to county.
27:17
Speaker 9: Prosecutors, and too many cases they weren't willing to act,
27:19
Speaker 9: or even to the Ohio Attorney General. In some cases
27:22
Speaker 9: he didn't act, and so we then referred it to
27:24
Speaker 9: our federal partners. That's just an example of the kind
27:27
Speaker 9: of thing that we're doing.
27:28
Speaker 3: Now.
27:28
Speaker 9: If you look at the memorandum of understanding that I
27:31
Speaker 9: signed with the Department of Justice last week, you have
27:33
Speaker 9: Secretary of State's Office is also the front door for
27:36
Speaker 9: all new businesses. When someone forms an LLC or escorp
27:39
Speaker 9: that starts here. Now we're exchanging data with them in
27:42
Speaker 9: real time. So if someone's trying to use that LLC
27:45
Speaker 9: or that escorp to commit fraud.
27:47
Speaker 2: We know about it.
27:48
Speaker 1: That's a great partnership because the FEDS were already tracking
27:51
Speaker 1: a lot of these fraudsters, especially when it comes to
27:53
Speaker 1: the hospice and the Medicaid Medicare. Doctor Oz has been
27:56
Speaker 1: talking about this with I'm on the show a few
27:57
Speaker 1: weeks ago. I mean, I am so amazed of how
28:00
Speaker 1: many people, how many businesses, they're out there that are
28:03
Speaker 1: complete frauds, that are using dead people or signing people
28:07
Speaker 1: up that never wanted to sign up for medicator medical
28:09
Speaker 1: or hospice, and then they just take, take and take.
28:13
Speaker 1: And what I found interesting, Frank, was you don't see
28:16
Speaker 1: any complaints rolling in by the dozens of the hundreds
28:19
Speaker 1: from these alleged business owners saying this is an unjust probe.
28:22
Speaker 1: Why are you looking at me? Why did you shut
28:24
Speaker 1: the funds down? Why are you pulling my es corporate,
28:26
Speaker 1: my LLC filing? Because they know they're crooks and they've
28:29
Speaker 1: been caught. And so I love the fact that your
28:32
Speaker 1: office is doing that because I have a feeling that
28:34
Speaker 1: once they get busted in one state, they'll probably just
28:37
Speaker 1: try to move to others and see if they can
28:39
Speaker 1: get away with it.
28:41
Speaker 2: Well.
28:42
Speaker 9: And this is why I'm encouraging my fellow Secretaries of
28:44
Speaker 9: State around the country to enter into that same kind
28:47
Speaker 9: of agreement. Let's be clear, this is all publicly available data,
28:50
Speaker 9: but in too many cases it's locked up in a
28:52
Speaker 9: spreadsheet in some government office. At this point, now we
28:56
Speaker 9: can exchange that data in real time with the task
29:00
Speaker 9: force that the Vice President is running on fighting fraud.
29:03
Speaker 9: And so yeah, if somebody's committing on in another state,
29:06
Speaker 9: we won't want to know about it in Ohio in
29:08
Speaker 9: case they try to form an LLC here. That's the
29:10
Speaker 9: kind of thing that we're doing, and other states need
29:12
Speaker 9: to follow our example.
29:13
Speaker 1: Final one's an easy one. I know when we had
29:15
Speaker 1: oz On, he was like, look, we've got a one
29:17
Speaker 1: eight hundred number and a website all set up so
29:20
Speaker 1: Americans can blow the whistle, either on the record or
29:23
Speaker 1: anonymously if they're scared for their safety, their jobs, whatever.
29:26
Speaker 1: I would assume, Frank, you've got something in Ohio, whether
29:28
Speaker 1: it's voter fraud, business fraud, any of the healthcare frauds.
29:32
Speaker 1: How do they get ahold of your office or the
29:34
Speaker 1: state ag or where do you want them to go
29:36
Speaker 1: if they know about fraud, whether it's cash or it's
29:38
Speaker 1: voter fraud. Where do they go?
29:42
Speaker 9: Yeah, eight seven seven SOS Ohio. That reaches our office,
29:45
Speaker 9: and then of course our website ohiosos dot gov. We've
29:49
Speaker 9: got our Public Integrity Division right there at the top
29:51
Speaker 9: of the page that you can find to commit to
29:54
Speaker 9: report if you believe that somebody's committing an election fraud
29:57
Speaker 9: or any other form of fraud.
29:59
Speaker 1: Frank LeRose, Ohio's Secretary of State, is summertime back there?
30:03
Speaker 1: A great time in the Buckeye State. I miss it
30:05
Speaker 1: every summer. Don't miss the winter weather. Love being in
30:09
Speaker 1: California for the weather. But Ohio is one of the
30:11
Speaker 1: best states out there. I always say I'm a Buckeye. Frank,
30:13
Speaker 1: God bless your brother. Keep busting them.
30:17
Speaker 2: You bet than thanks Dan.
30:18
Speaker 1: Yep, take care alrighty, straight ahead. Now listen up, folks.
30:22
Speaker 1: This is a dire warning for all Americans. A new
30:26
Speaker 1: report and I've got a few pages of the several
30:28
Speaker 1: hundred page report here just released in the UK shows
30:32
Speaker 1: nearly two decades of staggering rape numbers committed by Muslim migrants.
30:38
Speaker 1: And guess what they've been sweeping under the rug for
30:41
Speaker 1: like fifteen years. Why because British officials are woke. They
30:46
Speaker 1: didn't care what these animals were doing to their women
30:48
Speaker 1: because they didn't want to be labeled racist or anti Islamic.
30:52
Speaker 1: Guess what, I don't give a damn and we're going
30:55
Speaker 1: to talk about it because folks, it's here in America
30:58
Speaker 1: and it could be happening to a woman. You know.
31:01
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31:45
Speaker 5: I want the world to hear what we heard during
31:49
Speaker 5: the two weeks of our independent rape Gang Inquiry hearings,
31:52
Speaker 5: an inquiry that should never have needed to happen. I
31:57
Speaker 5: sincerely urged this Parliament to listen to the test is
32:00
Speaker 5: from these brave survivors and to act to finally.
32:04
Speaker 1: Act right there, folks, Reform UK Member of Parliament Rupert
32:08
Speaker 1: Lowe issuing a chilling warning for his nation, outlining the
32:12
Speaker 1: horrific reality for hundreds of thousands of rape victims across
32:17
Speaker 1: Great Britain. The comprehensive two hundred and nineteen page report
32:22
Speaker 1: just released by the Restore Britain group lays out a
32:25
Speaker 1: staggering scale of systemic violence at the hands of who
32:32
Speaker 1: Muslim immigrants. I've been warning you for years, Oh Dan,
32:36
Speaker 1: you're being racist against Muslims in Islam. No, I'm just
32:40
Speaker 1: spitting truth, and you'all better start paying attention out there
32:43
Speaker 1: in America. This inquire's emotional core relies on devastating survivor testimony.
32:49
Speaker 1: Believe the women, right, folks, That's what everybody says. When
32:52
Speaker 1: you're out there screaming to the rooftops on Epstein files
32:55
Speaker 1: and acting like Trump's guilty. Believe the women. Well, I'm
32:58
Speaker 1: gonna believe these women. I wish them Britz did. Victims
33:02
Speaker 1: detailed being subjected to extreme violence, forced religion conversions, relentless
33:08
Speaker 1: gang raped by an organized network of predominantly Muslim men,
33:13
Speaker 1: mostly from Pakistan, some from Afghanistan in Iraq, but the
33:17
Speaker 1: usual suspects. One survivor abused from the age of thirteen
33:21
Speaker 1: testified she was violated. Are you ready for this, folks
33:26
Speaker 1: by after seven hundred different men for over three years
33:30
Speaker 1: and nobody did anything. The horror of abuse is matched
33:35
Speaker 1: by a catastrophic multi agency collapse in Britain. The inquiry
33:39
Speaker 1: estimates that over the last several decades twenty years, more
33:43
Speaker 1: than two hundred thousand, two hundred and fifty thousand children, women,
33:50
Speaker 1: most all working class white girls, have been systemically targeted, groomed, trafficked.
33:57
Speaker 1: And this wasn't isolated incidences. This was on purpose. This
34:00
Speaker 1: was organized. The report tracks these networks operating across at
34:04
Speaker 1: least one hundred and forty nine districts. Despite the sheer
34:08
Speaker 1: volume of victims, public institutions completely paralyze themselves. The report
34:14
Speaker 1: charges that a quote profound fear of being labeled a racist,
34:18
Speaker 1: combined with trying to be politically correct and being immigration sensitive,
34:23
Speaker 1: is why authorities in Britain looked the other way, and
34:26
Speaker 1: that stuff is happening right here. Democrats and liberals will
34:29
Speaker 1: looking the other way. In Houston, Texas, in dearborn Michigan.
34:33
Speaker 1: You name it. In California, where I live, for years,
34:38
Speaker 1: police officers, social services, their health care providers ignored what
34:43
Speaker 1: was happening. Women would come in with damaged private part.
34:46
Speaker 1: What happened? I got gang riped by Muslims? Oh sh,
34:49
Speaker 1: don't say that out loud?
34:50
Speaker 7: Sh?
34:51
Speaker 1: Why not worse yet? The inquiry underscores that officials frequently
34:57
Speaker 1: blamed the victims, like that young man we saw mister
35:01
Speaker 1: Noak over in Britain who got stabbed by the Sikh?
35:03
Speaker 1: Remember that? And the bobbies showed up on the video
35:05
Speaker 1: went what happened to you? Or I got stabbed by him?
35:07
Speaker 1: I don't think so mate, and they let him bleed
35:09
Speaker 1: to death. In response to the findings, Rupert Lowe is
35:13
Speaker 1: demanding immediate and drastic action by his government. The reform
35:17
Speaker 1: UK lawmaker is calling for the swift deportation thank you
35:21
Speaker 1: of all foreign nationals linked to these networks. Britain. You
35:26
Speaker 1: must clean yourself, cleanse your nation, kick them out. Refusing
35:30
Speaker 1: to wait for state action, Lowe has announced plans to
35:33
Speaker 1: use his parliamentary privilege to publicly name the perpetrators and
35:37
Speaker 1: their enablers within the House of Commons. Yeah, those liberal
35:41
Speaker 1: folks in your parliament need to be called out. My
35:43
Speaker 1: friend backed by a legal team. His group is now
35:46
Speaker 1: building a growing target list to bypass traditional authorities and
35:50
Speaker 1: pursue private prosecutions and civil litigation. Put some butts in jails,
35:55
Speaker 1: send him back to Pakistan. This political pressure coincides with
35:59
Speaker 1: a massive, unprecedented shift within British law enforcement under a
36:03
Speaker 1: national policing initiative called Operation Beaconport. The first batch of
36:08
Speaker 1: hundreds of previously closed grooming gang files have now been
36:12
Speaker 1: officially turned over to local police and they're demanding formal investigations.
36:16
Speaker 1: The massive national crime agency operation is actively now scrutinizing
36:21
Speaker 1: thousands of old cases that people just overlooked, with more
36:26
Speaker 1: than twelve hundred investigations spanning twenty three police forces already
36:31
Speaker 1: under review. Officials say this massive undertaking marks the first
36:35
Speaker 1: step in trying to correct almost twenty years of institutional failure.
36:42
Speaker 1: Think about if you were one of those women, folks.
36:44
Speaker 1: According to mainstream media, Kerr Starmer, their Prime minister, placed
36:48
Speaker 1: child sexual exploitation at the center of reform during his
36:52
Speaker 1: five years heading the Crown Prosecution Services before he became
36:56
Speaker 1: the PM, he led major changes in guidance to challenge
36:59
Speaker 1: the deep seated miss that too often undermine a victim's credibility.
37:03
Speaker 1: His reforms pushed prosecutors to access cases strictly on the
37:06
Speaker 1: evidence rather than assumptions about victim behavior. Under him, the
37:10
Speaker 1: CPS reviewed past failings and drove a major reassessment of
37:15
Speaker 1: how grooming cases are handled in the UK, helping now
37:19
Speaker 1: to shape a broader shift and how they're going to
37:21
Speaker 1: prosecute the crimes today. However, this two hundred and nineteen
37:25
Speaker 1: page Rape Gang in Cry report once again paints a
37:29
Speaker 1: damning picture of political inaction and Starmer was there. So
37:34
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, but all you Brits that have been in
37:37
Speaker 1: charge need to pay the piper. Joining me now to
37:42
Speaker 1: sound off about what's been going on in Britain for
37:44
Speaker 1: almost twenty years because they just opened their borders and
37:47
Speaker 1: allowed the floodgates to come in from third world countries.
37:51
Speaker 1: And what do we always say, folks, you import the
37:53
Speaker 1: third world, you get the third world. Joining me now,
37:58
Speaker 1: and I'm sure he's got something to say about it.
38:00
Speaker 1: He's the founder of the Loud Majority and he sits
38:02
Speaker 1: on the board of advisors for the New York and
38:03
Speaker 1: Republics Club or Pelle Kevin Smith, keV. I know, my
38:07
Speaker 1: wife told me. You've gotten through almost two and two
38:10
Speaker 1: hundred nineteen pages of this thing, way more pages than
38:13
Speaker 1: I got through last night. It's friggin disgusting. I'm gonna
38:16
Speaker 1: read some of this in just a second, on what
38:17
Speaker 1: these women told the panel, But I want you to
38:20
Speaker 1: fill my viewers in on what you read when you
38:23
Speaker 1: choked through two hundred pages.
38:25
Speaker 3: I mean, it was incredibly difficult to read. Some of
38:28
Speaker 3: the stories are there. They're so horrific you can't say
38:32
Speaker 3: them on this show. One of the stories of one
38:35
Speaker 3: of the young women, she had a whiskey bottle forced
38:39
Speaker 3: inside of her so hard that the bottle shattered, and
38:43
Speaker 3: when she went to the hospital, they removed the glass
38:47
Speaker 3: that was inside of her body and discharged her to
38:51
Speaker 3: her abusers on the same night. This is this, Dan,
38:57
Speaker 3: I gotta tell you. I say this with no perblee whatsoever.
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Speaker 3: This is the biggest This might be the biggest scandal
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Speaker 3: of the modern era the Catholic Church. Epstein, it doesn't
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Speaker 3: even come close to the level of what happened. You're
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Speaker 3: Keir Starmer, the current prime minister who was just knighted
39:17
Speaker 3: by the King of England allowed thirteen thousand rapists to
39:22
Speaker 3: go free with warning letters, with like not even a
39:27
Speaker 3: slap on the wrist. But they please don't do this again.
39:31
Speaker 3: This is a this is a and look this SPAN's
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Speaker 3: liberal conservative of Rishie Sunak, David Cameron, Boris Johnson, Liz
39:40
Speaker 3: Trust those are all conservative pridden those back twenty years.
39:43
Speaker 3: They did nothing. And you know, I keep thinking back
39:47
Speaker 3: to that scene from Spotlight, the movie Spotlight about the
39:51
Speaker 3: Catholic church camera yep, when Mark Ruffalo said they knew
39:55
Speaker 3: and they let it happen to kids, and they did nothing.
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Speaker 3: Did I read?
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Speaker 1: By the way, Kevin, two hundred and fifty thousand, that's
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Speaker 1: the rough estimate on how many women and children were
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Speaker 1: abused by these Islamic scum.
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Speaker 3: That is, that is according to the report, that is
40:13
Speaker 3: a minimal number. That is the floor. So just to
40:17
Speaker 3: put this into context, there's twenty nine million women in
40:20
Speaker 3: the UK. If a quarter of a million is the floor,
40:24
Speaker 3: that means that one percent of all the women in
40:28
Speaker 3: Britain were a part of these grooming gang rape scandal.
40:33
Speaker 3: One percent. Just to put that into American context, that
40:37
Speaker 3: would be as if everyone in the city of Scottsdale,
40:41
Speaker 3: Arizona was raped everyone.
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Speaker 1: There's a mass scalos where these gang rapes were all across.
40:49
Speaker 1: Great bat was I was in London where they've got
40:51
Speaker 1: a Muslim mayor. It's every frigginwear and it's been going
40:54
Speaker 1: on for fifteen to twenty years. You heard what he said.
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Speaker 1: We're talking a quarter of a million or more innocent.
41:00
Speaker 1: By the way, almost every one of these victims white.
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Speaker 1: I noticed that in some of the reporting, when the
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Speaker 1: women were asked, there would be Muslim women around, they
41:09
Speaker 1: wouldn't rape them, they would rape the white women only.
41:12
Speaker 1: I think let's read some of these that way you
41:14
Speaker 1: can give me your reaction.
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Speaker 3: Okay.
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Speaker 1: First up, Chloe, the panel says, do you know how
41:19
Speaker 1: many men abused you over the period? If you had
41:22
Speaker 1: to guess, hundreds, hundreds and hundreds and hundreds. She says,
41:28
Speaker 1: how about that Fiona. I was beaten regularly. I was drugged,
41:33
Speaker 1: film being raped, the footage was distributed. I had broken bones,
41:38
Speaker 1: facial injuries, severe trauma. I mean, come on, in quiry
41:42
Speaker 1: to Michelle, what would you say the main issue was.
41:44
Speaker 1: I don't think they cared about much of us. They
41:47
Speaker 1: didn't want to open that can of worms because it's
41:49
Speaker 1: a religious thing. I'd probably say ninety eight percent of
41:52
Speaker 1: the men that rape me were Pakistani Muslims or from
41:55
Speaker 1: Iraq or curves about that one hold on some more
41:58
Speaker 1: tailor before they me they would chant bish miila ir Rahim,
42:04
Speaker 1: which means in the name of Allah, the most gracious
42:06
Speaker 1: and the most merciful. In my ass, Grace says, if
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Speaker 1: I got raped tomorrow, I would never come back to
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Speaker 1: the police again, because what's the point. It's just a
42:14
Speaker 1: pointless process that leaves you feeling even worse because you
42:17
Speaker 1: either not believed, or you're not taken seriously, or they
42:20
Speaker 1: don't use the tools they have to investigate it properly.
42:22
Speaker 1: Eleanor I had friends that were Muslim girlfriends. This never
42:26
Speaker 1: happened to them. They'd be in the car sometimes, but
42:28
Speaker 1: they would treat them differently. And finally, Jen says, they
42:32
Speaker 1: have no compassion for young girls that are out on
42:34
Speaker 1: the streets. They call us slags, white trash, English pig dogs. See,
42:40
Speaker 1: Muslims don't like dogs. They don't like pigs, They hate dogs.
42:43
Speaker 1: They hate pigs. So they would put women on the
42:46
Speaker 1: same level as that and that's all I'll read for now.
42:49
Speaker 1: Because I've been raising this frickin' flag for years on
42:53
Speaker 1: this program and I get called racist and anti Islam.
42:58
Speaker 1: I don't give two Read the support folks, and then
43:04
Speaker 1: tell me that Islam belongs in America. It didn't belong
43:07
Speaker 1: in the UK, and it sure as hell don't belong here. keV,
43:10
Speaker 1: I'll give you the final word.
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Speaker 3: And you know, just to be clear, what you read
43:13
Speaker 3: is some of the more mild accounts right of what
43:16
Speaker 3: is in this and those are just the girls who
43:18
Speaker 3: came forward. Those were not the ones who, after being
43:21
Speaker 3: gang raped, were sold into sex slavery in Iraq and
43:25
Speaker 3: Pakistan and Afghanistan and the Sudan and Somalia because right
43:30
Speaker 3: because obviously they can't interview them because they're in Kandahar
43:34
Speaker 3: or they're in Kabble. This is a global scandal that
43:39
Speaker 3: I don't Dan, you've known me alone time. It is
43:43
Speaker 3: very hard for me to not it is very hard
43:45
Speaker 3: to get me to not have words. But the fact
43:47
Speaker 3: that this isn't mainstream runs everywhere right now. When the
43:52
Speaker 3: Catholic church scandal broke, Good Morning America, CBS.
43:55
Speaker 1: See everybody was talking about were raping nuns, and they
43:59
Speaker 1: were throwing babies down wells, and they were raping altar boys,
44:01
Speaker 1: and we knew about it, and they knew about it
44:03
Speaker 1: for decades, and the whole world knew about it. I'm
44:05
Speaker 1: hearing this for the first time, and nobody's talking about it,
44:09
Speaker 1: and everybody should. And for the pannicins out there that
44:11
Speaker 1: have been turning on Trump because they think he's in
44:13
Speaker 1: the Epstein list and they want to believe all those women, great,
44:16
Speaker 1: then believe these women and stop sticking up for Islam
44:20
Speaker 1: and Muslims. Because if I hear one more American who
44:23
Speaker 1: hates Jews, go, we got more in common with Islam
44:26
Speaker 1: and Muslim folks than we do with Judaism and Jews.
44:28
Speaker 1: Let's cuzzle it, coddle up to the Muslims. I don't
44:31
Speaker 1: see Jews wanting to take over the world with a
44:35
Speaker 1: caliphate and if you don't convert to Judaism, they want
44:37
Speaker 1: to kill you. But a lot of radical Muslims want
44:40
Speaker 1: that to happen. I don't see massive rings like this
44:43
Speaker 1: in an entire country where they're raping possibly a quarter
44:46
Speaker 1: to a half a million women over a twenty year period.
44:49
Speaker 1: So I'm tired of hearing this crap. Can we just
44:52
Speaker 1: put it out there? Islam does not belong in Western civilization. Kevin,
44:59
Speaker 1: thank you brother for taking the time to read that.
45:02
Speaker 1: Appreciate you.
45:03
Speaker 3: Thanks for having me.
45:04
Speaker 1: Ddy yep, take care. Up next, California's Governor Newscombe cry
45:08
Speaker 1: and foul after it's revealed he's under two count them
45:11
Speaker 1: one two federal investigations. He's blaming it all on Trump,
45:15
Speaker 1: the problem with the narrative whistleblowers turned him in during
45:19
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46:10
Speaker 1: directed his Department of Justice to investigate me, and just
46:14
Speaker 1: in the last week, I've learned that his campaign has
46:17
Speaker 1: reached my own home to get me. He's coming after
46:20
Speaker 1: my wife, Jen. That was a better performance than half
46:25
Speaker 1: of Hollywood. Gavin, you lieon slimy piece of Trump's not
46:30
Speaker 1: going after you and your wife. Okay, the federal government's
46:32
Speaker 1: going after you because you too are slimeball as your
46:34
Speaker 1: corrupt as hell and this started under the Biden regime.
46:37
Speaker 1: But you're gonna come out on TV and blame it
46:39
Speaker 1: on good old DJT because that's all you got, Gavy,
46:42
Speaker 1: that's all you have. You're never going to be president.
46:45
Speaker 1: We want you out of California. We know your corrupt
46:48
Speaker 1: as hell period. And finally you're under the microscope like
46:53
Speaker 1: you should be. But oh no, we got to stand
46:56
Speaker 1: there with the flags and the lectern and look all
46:58
Speaker 1: professional and bemoan. Oh my god, the Feds are coming
47:01
Speaker 1: after me. It's all political. He wants you to think
47:06
Speaker 1: this is a top down political hit job. It is not.
47:10
Speaker 1: Here's the truth. You're ready for it. According to the
47:13
Speaker 1: Justice Apartment, these are two active criminal investigations out of
47:18
Speaker 1: the Eastern District of California, and at least one of
47:21
Speaker 1: them have been open for more than a year and
47:23
Speaker 1: a half. That means one of the probes began under
47:27
Speaker 1: the Biden regime. Okay, they didn't start with a tweet
47:31
Speaker 1: from President Trump. They started with a local whistleblower in Sacramento. Gavin,
47:37
Speaker 1: please tell the voters the facts. I don't know. Maybe
47:41
Speaker 1: that hair gel all these years is like soaked into
47:44
Speaker 1: your brain and you don't know fact from fiction. Federal
47:47
Speaker 1: agents are looking into two things, mister Newsom. First, a
47:50
Speaker 1: targeted criminal tax probe yes into your wife, Jennifer Cybelnwscomb
47:56
Speaker 1: and the finances surrounding the nonprofits that you and her run.
48:01
Speaker 1: Sources confirm a grand jury's already issued s to penis.
48:04
Speaker 1: Investigations have been hauling in the Newscom's closest friends and associates.
48:09
Speaker 1: Newsom wants to blame Trump, of course, but in CNN
48:14
Speaker 1: reveal the truth. First, the probe again launched US Attorney's
48:17
Speaker 1: Office Sacramento, completely independent of DC leadership. Secondly, ongoing corruption
48:24
Speaker 1: probe separately targeting the governor's inner circle, which we already
48:29
Speaker 1: saw as former Chief of staff Dana Williamson pleading guilty
48:32
Speaker 1: to federal fraud and tax felony charges last month. The
48:37
Speaker 1: governor claims this is all unfounded. It's a personal vendetta.
48:42
Speaker 1: But when federal investigators follow the evidence and use standard
48:45
Speaker 1: grand jury procedures to track public money, that's not a
48:49
Speaker 1: hit job, Gavin. It's called accountability, and you've been screwing
48:53
Speaker 1: us over and now it's time to pay the piper.
48:56
Speaker 1: The details of the tax probe are stunning. Investigators are
49:00
Speaker 1: reportedly zeroing in on hundreds of thousands of dollars in
49:03
Speaker 1: questionable payments to several gender equality nonprofits and even a
49:08
Speaker 1: documentary film company that's run by his wife. We're talking
49:13
Speaker 1: about millions in corporate donations. Those donations solicited directly by
49:20
Speaker 1: Newsom and his wife. Their calling, the folks say, donate, donate.
49:25
Speaker 1: In one disturbing instance, a wealthy Native American tribe funneled
49:29
Speaker 1: one point eight million dollars to one of Jen's charities
49:32
Speaker 1: at the exact same time Gavin stepped in haha to
49:35
Speaker 1: block a competing tribe from opening a rival casino nearby.
49:41
Speaker 1: Watchdogs call it a massive red flag, and now a
49:44
Speaker 1: federal grand jury wants to know if it was a
49:46
Speaker 1: straight up pay to play, you know, quid pro quo.
49:51
Speaker 1: This as the Newsoms are hiding their finances, completely abandoning
49:56
Speaker 1: a pledge to release their recent tax returns, keeping everything
49:59
Speaker 1: concealed since twenty twenty. The duo wants to blame Trump
50:03
Speaker 1: for a political witch hunt, but the paper trail leads
50:06
Speaker 1: right back to their hind ends. Joining me now sound
50:10
Speaker 1: off about these federal probes and the truth of why
50:14
Speaker 1: mister Newsom and his wife are being investigated. She's an
50:16
Speaker 1: attorney in the state of California, former spokeswoman at the
50:19
Speaker 1: Department owed Security, and our friend Katie Zachariah back on
50:22
Speaker 1: the program. Oh, Katie, it's got to be all Trump's fault.
50:25
Speaker 1: That's all Democrats ever have. Jump jump jump jump Trump.
50:28
Speaker 1: It's like a little spoiled kid that doesn't get candy
50:30
Speaker 1: in the candy store.
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Speaker 10: Correct, they're banking, They're banking on the ignorance of the electorate.
50:36
Speaker 3: Right.
50:36
Speaker 10: If they can just blame Trump and get people's teds
50:40
Speaker 10: rolling and roaring, then they're not going to actually have
50:43
Speaker 10: to be accountable for this. And let's touch down on
50:46
Speaker 10: what you talked about. Jabbervisara's account is what was dormant.
50:51
Speaker 10: He's our now key leader for the governor's race of
50:54
Speaker 10: the Democrat Party. Okay, he had a dormant account that
50:57
Speaker 10: Gavin Newsom's chief of staff Dan Williamson was funneling money into. Okay,
51:04
Speaker 10: is it dormant? Did he know about it? And this
51:06
Speaker 10: investigation started under BIDEN'SDJ So I want to hear about
51:12
Speaker 10: President Trump. This is their own corruption scandal, and I
51:16
Speaker 10: think it's coming to light, and they're trying to blame
51:18
Speaker 10: President Trump because now they realize that Javi or Bessara's
51:22
Speaker 10: account is under scrutiny and they need to start tying
51:26
Speaker 10: up loose ends as he gets more elevated towards the
51:28
Speaker 10: November election.
51:29
Speaker 1: Right, yep, of course. And you know what's funny is
51:33
Speaker 1: it began the first pro beginner of the Biden regime,
51:35
Speaker 1: but they sat on it. There was multiple whistleblowers up
51:38
Speaker 1: in Sacramento telling them about what Gaviy and his wife
51:41
Speaker 1: were doing, and they sat on it. Now that we
51:43
Speaker 1: have a real president and a real ag unlike Merrick Garland,
51:48
Speaker 1: now they're taking action and so now they're upset. Now
51:51
Speaker 1: it's got to be a political witch hunt.
51:53
Speaker 3: No, it's not how this works.
51:54
Speaker 1: Gavin, did I miss anything in my intro? You know
51:57
Speaker 1: more than I about this. You've been studying it. Else
52:00
Speaker 1: are these two clowns accused of, because we know they've
52:03
Speaker 1: been corrupt for a long long time.
52:05
Speaker 10: I think the most shocking is the fact that Jennifer
52:09
Speaker 10: Newsom has made documentaries that are going out as DEI
52:14
Speaker 10: films under Gavin Newsom's Department of Education. So she's whether
52:19
Speaker 10: it's through her quote nonprofit or whatever entity it is hers,
52:23
Speaker 10: she oversees it. They are making these DEI woke films
52:27
Speaker 10: for children, and we've heard, let's not forget, we've heard
52:30
Speaker 10: her say boys should be given dolls and this hyper
52:34
Speaker 10: effeminate way of raising young men. And yet their son
52:37
Speaker 10: gravitated towards you, Charlie Kirk, because of masculinity and reason
52:42
Speaker 10: and sound mind.
52:43
Speaker 1: Yet she has these.
52:44
Speaker 10: Very this woke ideology, in this very woke perspective, and
52:47
Speaker 10: she is making sure that these films are going through
52:52
Speaker 10: Department of Education that her husband and governor oversees and
52:55
Speaker 10: out to the masses in public school in California. This,
52:58
Speaker 10: in fact, is a is a bigger scandal because they
53:02
Speaker 10: are essentially running the entire operation on woke ideology and
53:07
Speaker 10: really gender and doctrination and DEI and doctrination through the
53:11
Speaker 10: California school system and parents that can't get their kids
53:14
Speaker 10: into private school are absolutely victim to whatever ideology Gavin
53:19
Speaker 10: and his wife want to proliferate or perpetrate on the
53:22
Speaker 10: people of California. Dan, that's a scam.
53:24
Speaker 1: It's disgusting. And on top of that, they're looking into
53:27
Speaker 1: fraud scams because Gavin set aside so much money is
53:30
Speaker 1: eight years in now to fix the homeless problem in
53:33
Speaker 1: California and it's only gotten worse, Like our numbers have
53:36
Speaker 1: gone up twenty thirty percent, and Gavin's thrown hundreds of
53:39
Speaker 1: millions of dollars at this. So I hope they nail
53:41
Speaker 1: him for the fraud with taxpayer funds when it comes
53:44
Speaker 1: to trying to fix the homeless issue. I hope they
53:45
Speaker 1: nail him on this stuff. For him and his wife
53:47
Speaker 1: are cozing up in bed for documentary film in or nonprofits,
53:50
Speaker 1: and I'm sure if they just start peeling the onion back,
53:53
Speaker 1: you're going to find way more fraud in this guy's closet.
53:56
Speaker 1: Katie Zachariah, as always, thank you for coming on. Thank you,
54:00
Speaker 1: yep and folks that does it for a Wednesday edition
54:04
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