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8/13/25 -- Dan Ball W/ Steve Moore, Roger Stone, Jonathan Gilliam, Charlene Bollinger, Eric Conroy. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America tonight.
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Speaker 2: America's economic engine keeps roaring under President Trump's bold leadership,
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Speaker 2: despite tariff's. Price stability reigns supreme, and inflation remains in check,
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Speaker 2: much to the chagrin of Democrats and the mainstream media.
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Speaker 2: So I guess they'd rather have America fail than this
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Speaker 2: guy succeed. Idiots plus a high staked summit except for
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Speaker 2: this Friday, Trump.
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Speaker 1: Putin face to face in Alaska.
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Speaker 2: Will he be able to finally find peace in Ukraine?
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Speaker 1: I think Trump can get it done.
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Speaker 2: And President Trump blazes a new trail on cannabis policy,
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Speaker 2: sparking a big debate over the use of pot for
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Speaker 2: medical purposes in America. I'm dan ball, and real America
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Speaker 2: starts right now. Good evening, Let's get right to it, folks.
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Speaker 2: America's economic engine continues to hum along pretty dang well
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Speaker 2: under the stewardship of forty six President Donald J. Trump,
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Speaker 2: reflecting price stability even.
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Speaker 1: With all the tariffs in effect. And I know everybody
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Speaker 1: was freaking out for months. It's fine.
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Speaker 2: There's resilience now in consumer purchasing power. It's looking good. Like, seriously,
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Speaker 2: what are we in August? He's only been in seven months, folks.
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Speaker 2: The US annual inflation rate remained steady at two point
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Speaker 2: seven percent in July, on changed from June and slightly
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Speaker 2: below the forecasted two point eight percent. Food inflation stayed
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Speaker 2: stable just under three percent. Energy prices fell slightly more
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Speaker 2: than one and a half percent, gas prices down by
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Speaker 2: about ten percent.
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Speaker 1: It's starting, folks, it's starting.
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Speaker 2: Core inflation, which excludes food and energy, ticked up slightly,
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Speaker 2: rising just two tenths of one percent. That's barely even
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Speaker 2: a point of even reporting it. Overall, the economy shows
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Speaker 2: strength and here's the keyword, stability, supported by strong consumer spending.
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Speaker 2: Folks are out. I can tell you I just got
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Speaker 2: back from vacation. There were Americans all over Cabo blowing cash. Okay,
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Speaker 2: And oh, by the way, let's not forget we have
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Speaker 2: historic low unemployment numbers, especially considering COVID and four years
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Speaker 2: of Joe Biden.
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Speaker 1: Let's be real.
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Speaker 2: President Trump celebrating the new positive numbers, pointing out to
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Speaker 2: all the naysayers that is, tariff policies have not caused
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Speaker 2: a huge spike in inflation like they were all clamoring
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Speaker 2: back in February.
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Speaker 1: March April. May you remember, in.
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Speaker 2: Fact, it's quite the opposite, Trump says, generating massive tariff
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Speaker 2: revenue for our US treasury. Taken to social media, this
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Speaker 2: is what he wrote. Trillions of dollars are being taken
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Speaker 2: in on tariffs, which have been.
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Speaker 1: Incredible for our country.
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Speaker 2: It's a stock market, it's general wealth, and it's just
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Speaker 2: about everything else. It has been proven that, even at
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Speaker 2: this late stage, tariffs have not caused inflation or other
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Speaker 2: problems for America other than passive amounts of cash pouring
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Speaker 2: into our treasury coffers. Also, it has been shown that
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Speaker 2: for the most part, consumers aren't even paying for these tariffs.
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Speaker 2: It's mostly companies and governments, many of them foreign.
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Speaker 1: Picking up the tabs end quote.
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Speaker 2: On Monday, President Trump signed an executive order extending the
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Speaker 2: suspension of heightened tariffs on Chinese imports until November tenth.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 2: This suspension maintains the current ten percent reciprocal tariff in
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Speaker 2: place as a baseline to try and encourage domestic production
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Speaker 2: and strengthen supply chains. We got to stop relying on China,
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Speaker 2: and Trump gets it. We got to start making stuff
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Speaker 2: at home, folks.
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Speaker 1: We used to think about it anybody my age or older.
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Speaker 2: You all remember eighty seventy, sixties, fifties, keep going back.
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Speaker 2: We did it all and then we shift it all overseas.
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Speaker 1: We got to bring it back.
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Speaker 2: America's trade deficit with China, which was nearly three hundred
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Speaker 2: billion dollars in twenty four, is now decreasing substantially again
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Speaker 2: banks to Trump. Meantime, President Trump pumping new blood in
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Speaker 2: the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Speaker 1: Tapping E. J.
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Speaker 2: And Tony to lead the agency, and Tony, the chief
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Speaker 2: economist at the Heritage Foundation, now replaces Erica Micin Parfer,
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Speaker 2: who was fired by Trump a few days back after
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Speaker 2: a BLS report showed weak job growth and downward revisions
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Speaker 2: to prior month's jobs data. So let me clarify that
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Speaker 2: this is the gal that was making up fake job
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Speaker 2: numbers for Joe and Kamala when they were in and
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Speaker 2: Trump had enough so she went bye bye.
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Speaker 1: There's the layman's terms for you.
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Speaker 2: And Tony holds a PhD in economics and is a
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Speaker 2: senior fellow at Unleashed Prosperity conservative policy group with ties
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Speaker 2: to prominent conservatives economists. I have a feeling like our
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Speaker 2: first guest tonight. His nomination is now subject to Senate confirmation.
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Speaker 2: And get this, Trump's apparently so disgusted with our current
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Speaker 2: FED chair, you know, trum and his reluctance to lower
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Speaker 2: interest rates, that he's actually considering replacing him with Janet Yellen.
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Speaker 1: What.
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Speaker 2: According to Treasury Secretary Scott Decent, Trump is considering reappointing
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Speaker 2: Yellen as Federal Reserve Chair when Powell's four year term
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Speaker 2: ends next May. Yellen, who chaired the Fed from twenty
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Speaker 2: fourteen to twenty eighteen, served as Biden's Treasury secretary, has
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Speaker 2: been critical though of Trump policies. So I don't know,
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Speaker 2: let me ask our first guest what he's thinking there.
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Speaker 2: Maybe that's a little play to push on Jerome Pole
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Speaker 2: to get the rates down before.
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Speaker 1: The fourth quarter.
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Speaker 2: I don't know what he's thinking with Yellen, but you
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Speaker 2: know he's always thinking two three moves ahead, so joining
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Speaker 2: us now? Former Trump economic advisor and founder of the
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Speaker 2: Club for Growth or Pal Steve Moore back on the program, Steve,
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Speaker 2: did I hear right? You had something to do with
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Speaker 2: the new pick? Do you recommend it to Trump or
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Speaker 2: have a conversation or what went down?
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Speaker 4: Dan Great to be with you, by the way, and
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Speaker 4: I can guarantee you one thing.
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Speaker 5: The next bet you're chairman is not going to be
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Speaker 5: Gellant Yellen.
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Speaker 1: Okay, that ain't happening itself.
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Speaker 2: I'm like, wait a minute, is this something you just
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Speaker 2: do out there in the atmosphere to get the press
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Speaker 2: talking about it and he's going to do something else?
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Speaker 1: Good? Good to hear.
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Speaker 4: She was an absolutely horrible Treasury secretary. She was formally
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Speaker 4: on the Federal Reserve Board, where she was okay, but
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Speaker 4: her job is Treasury Secretary. She was one of the
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Speaker 4: people we really created the economic decline that we saw
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Speaker 4: under Joe Biden. So listen, j and TONI is a
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Speaker 4: fantastic candidate for the Bureau of Labor Statistics. We cannot
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Speaker 4: trust as simple then, we cannot trust these numbers anymore.
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Speaker 4: They are so unreliable, They're so inaccurate. I've used the
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Speaker 4: analogy of a blind man throwing darts at a dartboard,
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Speaker 4: and you know when you get these you know, do
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Speaker 4: you know they overestimated the number of jobs Biden created
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Speaker 4: in twenty twenty four by a million jobs or more.
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Speaker 5: That's a huge mess.
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Speaker 1: Thank you.
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Speaker 4: We need to get it's not that people said, well,
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Speaker 4: EJ is going to be you know, he's going to
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Speaker 4: be biased.
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Speaker 5: No he's not.
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Speaker 4: He's going to be a straight shooter. He's going to
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Speaker 4: call the balls and strikes. But he's going to do
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Speaker 4: it in a way where we have to revamp the
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Speaker 4: entire system. You know, I do reports as soon as
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Speaker 4: those jobs numbers come out on the first Friday at
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Speaker 4: eight thirty in the morning of every month, and that's
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Speaker 4: the most economically important statistic that we have about how
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Speaker 4: the economy is doing each month. So we need reliable data.
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Speaker 4: And I think Eji will repair that broken agency.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and I loved how when Trump fired her, But
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Speaker 2: a few days back it was, well, he's not getting
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Speaker 2: the numbers he wants, so he's going to install someone
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Speaker 2: that will give him flub numbers.
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Speaker 1: They forgot to mention what you just said.
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Speaker 2: And I want to hammer that home because I recall
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Speaker 2: a year or so ago reporting and you might have
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Speaker 2: been one of the guests like, oh wait a minute.
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Speaker 2: It turns out the jobs numbers Jojo was reporting were
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Speaker 2: inflated greatly, and I think back then it was like
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Speaker 2: eight hundred and fifty thous and jobs. Now you're saying
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Speaker 2: it's risen about a million that they over reported were
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Speaker 2: never created.
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Speaker 4: I'm talking about just to be precise, because I know
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Speaker 4: people are going to, you know, hope the accounting for this.
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Speaker 4: I'm talking about the original jobs report that has reported
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Speaker 4: that first Friday of every month.
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Speaker 5: Yep, you know what I call the headline number.
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Speaker 4: If you look at those numbers and then all the
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Speaker 4: revisions they revised in the sec first month, the second month,
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Speaker 4: after six months, to you take all those revisions, they
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Speaker 4: add up to a trillion I mean, I'm sorry, a
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Speaker 4: million to a million and a half jobs. And the
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Speaker 4: thing is, look, you can understand airs, but if all
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Speaker 4: the errors are in the same direction, right, that raises
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Speaker 4: your eyebrow.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, because you've been on the show for years, and
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Speaker 2: I remember sometimes they'll say, okay, one hundred and seventy thousand,
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Speaker 2: we thought, and then it turns out this many creative,
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Speaker 2: and then they revised the numbers and say it was
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Speaker 2: one forty two or whatever, and it went down eighteen
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Speaker 2: or twenty thous and then the next month it might
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Speaker 2: have been this, and then revise up twenty or fifty
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Speaker 2: thous But to be going up twelve months in a
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Speaker 2: row for twenty four. Again, we know why they were
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Speaker 2: trying to make Joe and Kamala look good over at
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Speaker 2: the Bureau of Labor Statistics. So they pumped up the numbers.
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Speaker 2: And they know they know this Steve the mainstream media
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Speaker 2: because they're too busy attacking Trump even when he was
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Speaker 2: candidate Trump. They'll never go back and go here's the
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Speaker 2: revised numbers. Look, they were wrong ten months in a
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Speaker 2: row leading up to the election.
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Speaker 1: Nobody ever does that. You did, but the medialy.
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Speaker 5: Well, look, we have bad numbers all over the place
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Speaker 5: in government.
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Speaker 4: I mean remember the Census Bureau stole probably three or
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Speaker 4: four congressional seats from the Republicans. Point when in the
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Speaker 4: twenty twenty census, which was they rigged the numbers. By
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Speaker 4: the way, even the Census Bureau admits they got it wrong.
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Speaker 4: So we need to go throughout the government. If I
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Speaker 4: were Donald Trump, I would have a bipowerisan commission to
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Speaker 4: go through and find out why these numbers were.
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Speaker 5: Why do you think polling is so bad right now?
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Speaker 5: Political polling.
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Speaker 4: They all said that Kamala Harris was going to win
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Speaker 4: the election, and they were completely wrong.
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Speaker 1: So it was Hillary sixteen points.
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Speaker 2: I remember, I forget if it was, and CBS remember
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Speaker 2: that one of them had her sixteen up back then. Anyway,
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Speaker 2: let's keep looking forward. I mean, they're such idiots. Quick
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Speaker 2: question for you. I heard that Trump now bring this
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Speaker 2: headline up, is threatening to sue as he.
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Speaker 1: Quote, I want to quote him, loser Jerome Powell.
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Speaker 2: Talk to me about a potential. I mean, so if
10:13
Speaker 2: he doesn't lower the rates, he's gone in May. Anyway,
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Speaker 2: But Trump's threatened to sue.
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Speaker 5: I had not heard that there's no love between these two.
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Speaker 4: I think the best thing he can do is replace
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Speaker 4: Jerome Powell as soon as possible.
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Speaker 5: He's only got four or five months left. We need
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Speaker 5: somebody there again.
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Speaker 4: We need somebody who's a straight shooter, who can adjust
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Speaker 4: the monetary policy in a way that does not hamstring
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Speaker 4: the American economy. And I think we're going to say,
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Speaker 4: have somebody much more competent Drome Paul. Jerome Poell is
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Speaker 4: the one who gave us nine percent inflation under Joe Biden.
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Speaker 4: I rest my case he's been a disaster as pat chairman.
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Speaker 5: But I want to make one other quick point. If
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Speaker 5: I made Dad, Sure.
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Speaker 4: You know we got these block but you started this
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Speaker 4: show by talking about these blockbuster inflation numbers that were
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Speaker 4: really positive and positive on the side of low inflation,
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Speaker 4: we're still.
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Speaker 5: A little bit higher than we we want to be.
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Speaker 4: I want to get it down to two to two
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Speaker 4: and a half percent. We're two point seven percent. But
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Speaker 4: don't forget we went up to nine percent.
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Speaker 2: Yeah seven months, Steve, you were sick seven months. If
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Speaker 2: you say it was going to take a year, so
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Speaker 2: give him a full year.
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Speaker 1: He's still got too much.
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Speaker 5: So here's my point. You would think every headline would
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Speaker 5: be great numbers. Oh. I was watching Let's see the
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Speaker 5: Today Show this morning because I.
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Speaker 4: Was flipping around and they had this economistsund and he's saying, oh,
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Speaker 4: this is really bad. He was trying to say that
11:27
Speaker 4: good news is bad news, and why can't they These
11:29
Speaker 4: people are suffering from anti Trump derangement center of TDA.
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Speaker 3: Even when even.
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Speaker 4: When we get good news for the economy, they root
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Speaker 4: against it.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, they have to spin it. And again, I hate
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Speaker 1: to listen.
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Speaker 2: I never rooted for Joe and Kamala to fail, but
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Speaker 2: they were failing every day in the policy they instituted,
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Speaker 2: so I didn't have any positive stuff.
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Speaker 1: To report on them.
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Speaker 2: I would have loved to come out and said the
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Speaker 2: economies turned around, gas prices went down, he ended the
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Speaker 2: war in Ukraine, but they didn't. All they did was
11:55
Speaker 2: increase all those things anyway.
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Speaker 6: Time.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, it's very simple.
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Speaker 4: We got a record high stock, we've got low prices,
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Speaker 4: We've got six million open jobs in this country. We
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Speaker 4: have consumer confidence, business confidence. You know, all of these
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Speaker 4: things are going. I'm super bullish on the US economy.
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Speaker 4: Don't believe it if you turn on some of these
12:11
Speaker 4: other channels, Oh well, everything's going to But no, this
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Speaker 4: is a really solid economy.
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Speaker 2: Nice well, Steve, you're my economist. I trust you, Steve Moore.
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Speaker 2: Folks appreciate you, Take care, God bye you yep up. Next,
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Speaker 2: President Trump set to meet with Russian President Putin this
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Speaker 2: Friday up in Alaska.
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Speaker 1: SOS A big question.
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Speaker 2: Will forty seven be able to broker a piece deal
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Speaker 2: in Ukraine?
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Speaker 5: Russia face any consequences Vladimir Putin does not agree to
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Speaker 5: stop the war after your meeting on Friday.
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Speaker 7: Yes, they will will, There will be. I don't have
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Speaker 7: to say there will be very severe consequences.
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Speaker 1: Boom.
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Speaker 2: President Trump ramping up the rhetoric against Russia just about
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Speaker 2: forty eight hours ahead of his pivotal meeting with Russian
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Speaker 2: President Vladimir Putin schedule for this Friday in Alaska, Trump
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Speaker 2: warning Moscow that it will face quote very severe consequences
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Speaker 2: of Putin doesn't agree to end the war in Ukraine
15:30
Speaker 2: during this meeting. Earlier today, Ukrainian President Zelenski and European
15:34
Speaker 2: leaders held a separate virtual summit with Trump ahead of
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Speaker 2: the Alaska meeting, urging against any peace deal that would
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Speaker 2: harm Ukraine's territorial integrity. Zelenski rejecting the idea of a
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Speaker 2: territorial concessions or any land swapped with Russia. While underscoring
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Speaker 2: the need for Ukraine's direct participation in any peace talks.
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Speaker 2: He also previously told President Trump and European leaders that
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Speaker 2: Putin is bluffing about his openness to a ceasefire negotiations
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Speaker 2: or any type of peace. Yeah, well, guess what, pal,
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Speaker 2: since we've been funding your war. I think Trump's going
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Speaker 2: to do whatever he wants, mister Zelenski, and you'd better
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Speaker 2: deal with it. Meantime, the White House tempering expectations, calling
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Speaker 2: Friday's summit in Anchorage quote a listening exercise for Trump
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Speaker 2: to better understand possible paths to end the nearly forty
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Speaker 2: two month conflict.
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Speaker 1: Only Trump and Putin will be attending this meeting.
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Speaker 2: No Ukrainian representatives were invited, of course, that raises concerns
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Speaker 2: from European allies. Don't care. You didn't pay your fair
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Speaker 2: share for this war. We did, so it'll be Trump
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Speaker 2: and Putin deal. Trump says his main goal is it
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Speaker 2: determined if a ceasefire Ukraine is actually possible, emphasizing that
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Speaker 2: he's not there to make a deal, but to feel
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Speaker 2: out Putin and see what he's got in mind.
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Speaker 1: Trump knows how to negotiate.
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Speaker 2: The meeting follows a direct imitation from Putin to Trump,
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Speaker 2: with Trump agreeing to the location despite Alaska being a
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Speaker 2: non traditional choice for high level talks. This will be
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Speaker 2: Putin's first visit to the US in a decade. It's
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Speaker 2: a huge diplomatic event. Folks, Again, why didn't Biden tried
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Speaker 2: to get a meeting with him and end this war?
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Speaker 2: President Trump slamming the lamestream media on his truth social
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Speaker 2: for its negative coverage of this meeting with Putin. He wrote,
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Speaker 2: very unfair media is at work on my meeting with Putin,
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Speaker 2: constantly quoting fired losers and really dumb people like John Bolton,
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Speaker 2: who just said that even though the meeting is on
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Speaker 2: American soil, Putin has already won.
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Speaker 1: What's that all about. We're winning on everything.
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Speaker 2: The fake news is working overtime, no tax on overtime.
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Speaker 2: If I got Moscow and Leningrad free as part of
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Speaker 2: the deal with Russia, the fake news would say I
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Speaker 2: made a bad deal. But now they've been caught. Look
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Speaker 2: at all the real news that's coming out about their corruption.
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Speaker 2: They are sick and dishonest people who probably hate our country.
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Speaker 2: But it doesn't matter because we're winning at everything.
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Speaker 1: Mega. Thank you, President Trump.
17:54
Speaker 2: Meantime, our next guest, Republican political strategus Roger Stone, is
17:57
Speaker 2: exposing what he calls a dangerous situation involving the United
18:00
Speaker 2: States Congressman, Cuba, Russia, and China in what's considered a
18:06
Speaker 2: possible national security threat. Florida Congressman Carlos Amenez, the chairman
18:11
Speaker 2: of the Transportation sub Committee, is now being criticized for
18:14
Speaker 2: ignoring national security risks posed by Crowley Maritime, a Defense
18:19
Speaker 2: Department contractor operating under Cuban military oversight. Crowley Maritime works
18:24
Speaker 2: for the Defense Department and has billion dollar government contracts.
18:28
Speaker 2: The company also does business in Cuba's port, which is
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Speaker 2: controlled by the Cuban military, but also has big investments
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Speaker 2: from China.
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Speaker 1: There.
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Speaker 2: Both Russia and China operate intelligence and spy facilities down
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Speaker 2: in good Old Cuba, with a high level of cooperation
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Speaker 2: intelligence sharing between them.
18:45
Speaker 1: Again, these are our adversaries.
18:47
Speaker 2: Taking a social media, Stone posed a question why is
18:50
Speaker 2: Representative Carlos Amenez shielding a Defense Department contractor operating under
18:54
Speaker 2: Cuban military oversight? The Qury drawing this response from General
18:59
Speaker 2: Mike Flynn, who route Donald Trump should make Cuba part
19:02
Speaker 2: of the deal as he ends the corrupt war in
19:04
Speaker 2: Ukraine and Representative him Inez should stop shielding them. Woe
19:10
Speaker 2: from the general to Roger, Stone joins us. Now, Roger,
19:14
Speaker 2: nice to see you again. Thanks for exposing this. Do
19:18
Speaker 2: tell about this connection and then we'll get to the
19:20
Speaker 2: summit on Friday, My good friend.
19:23
Speaker 8: Well, you certainly hit the nail on the head.
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Speaker 4: Dan.
19:25
Speaker 8: If Donald Trump cured cancer tomorrow, I think news headlines
19:30
Speaker 8: would be Trump puts doctors out of work. I mean,
19:34
Speaker 8: he's on the verge of ending this conflict between Russia
19:38
Speaker 8: and Ukraine, which is what he ran on as the
19:42
Speaker 8: peace candidate, and people like John Bolton, what they're committed
19:46
Speaker 8: to is endless foreign war, which of course is very
19:50
Speaker 8: very profitable to the military industrial complex, but is shopping
19:54
Speaker 8: the American taxpayers and putting ourselves at risk because we
20:00
Speaker 8: are obviously pumping our resources, our defense resources into Ukraine.
20:08
Speaker 8: So God blessed President Trump on this mission Friday. I
20:12
Speaker 8: think every American, regardless of their party or their politics,
20:14
Speaker 8: should be praying for peace. President's record is really extraordinary.
20:19
Speaker 8: He's already earned the Nobel Peace Prize. Whether it is
20:22
Speaker 8: the conflict between Congo and Ronda, or Pakistan and India.
20:27
Speaker 8: This list goes on and on, and I think his
20:29
Speaker 8: crowning achievement will be here ending the conflict between Russia
20:34
Speaker 8: and Ukraine. To go to the topic at hand, Congressman
20:38
Speaker 8: Carlos Simenez is an outspoken critic of the regime in Cuba,
20:43
Speaker 8: but he fails to criticize Crowdly, which happens to be
20:47
Speaker 8: a Florida based a defense contractor that's doing business with
20:51
Speaker 8: Cuba and in Cuba. So while while Carlos Simenez's rhetoric
20:56
Speaker 8: is terrific, and there's a whole group group of politicians
21:01
Speaker 8: that are Miami based who base their entire appeal on
21:04
Speaker 8: their opposition to the regime, in reality, he has not
21:09
Speaker 8: used his chairmanship of the Maritime Security Subcommittee of Transportation
21:16
Speaker 8: to criticize Crowdly or to expose their role in propping
21:22
Speaker 8: up the regime and doing business with the regime.
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Speaker 2: Well, it's probably because he want to get reelected and
21:26
Speaker 2: that's a huge donor. I mean, I don't know, I'm
21:28
Speaker 2: just throwing that out there.
21:31
Speaker 8: Well, you know, anybody can go to the Federal Election
21:33
Speaker 8: Commission website and see whose executives have donated to various
21:38
Speaker 8: Republican members of Congress. I mean a larger question here, Dan,
21:42
Speaker 8: in all honesty, is when is this Congress going to
21:46
Speaker 8: stop the communist Chinese, for example, from buying up prime
21:51
Speaker 8: ranch land, farmland, toll booths, bridges, tunnels, harbors, and other
22:00
Speaker 8: strategic assets in the country. In Canada, which is hardly
22:04
Speaker 8: a model, nobody but a Canadian citizen can buy real estate, period,
22:09
Speaker 8: end of story. Like that, we should in this country.
22:13
Speaker 8: We should ban the communist Chinese or anyone who is
22:17
Speaker 8: fronting for them, from buying real estate of any kind
22:23
Speaker 8: in the United States. Now, Governor DeSantis heralded a bill
22:27
Speaker 8: that he said would do this, and he signed it
22:30
Speaker 8: with great fanfare. But when you look at the small print,
22:34
Speaker 8: it says, well, the Chinese can't buy land contiguous to
22:38
Speaker 8: a national security site. But that's not even defined in
22:42
Speaker 8: the law. What does that mean, like next to an
22:44
Speaker 8: army base. I'm not sure what that.
22:46
Speaker 1: Doesn't need to say none, zero, no more exactly.
22:50
Speaker 8: I think that's precisely what should be done. And I
22:53
Speaker 8: think congressman like Harmenez and others who raise money by
22:58
Speaker 8: criticizing the regime should also criticize defense contractors who are
23:03
Speaker 8: doing business.
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Speaker 2: Thank you with Russia and China. Yeah, no kidding. Final
23:07
Speaker 2: question thirty seconds left. This is a huge meeting Friday.
23:10
Speaker 2: You heard what I said about Zelensky and the EU
23:12
Speaker 2: leaders that are like, oh, look, we have forked out
23:16
Speaker 2: billions way more than the EU. Zelensky you were installed President.
23:20
Speaker 2: Let Trump do his thing. Do you think because Putin
23:22
Speaker 2: asked for this meeting, not Trump, do you think Trump
23:24
Speaker 2: can get this done as long as he can keep
23:27
Speaker 2: Zelensky in the EU at bay with Putin and find
23:30
Speaker 2: some sort of resolution to find peace.
23:32
Speaker 1: Roger I do.
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Speaker 8: I think we're on the cusp of peace here. Look,
23:36
Speaker 8: the Russian spokesman said, the president has made a proposal
23:39
Speaker 8: which the Russians find acceptable. Now, if after reaching agreement,
23:45
Speaker 8: Zelensky's not happy he wants to continue to pursue the war,
23:49
Speaker 8: he can go to all those European countries who don't
23:51
Speaker 8: seem to want to pay for their share of it.
23:53
Speaker 8: They want Uncle Sam to bear the burden, and see
23:57
Speaker 8: how anxious they are to pay. Look, we all understand
24:01
Speaker 8: what this war is about. This country signed two different
24:04
Speaker 8: agreements in which we promised not to push Ukraine into NATO,
24:09
Speaker 8: which really means not to mount NATO missiles paid for
24:13
Speaker 8: by the United States on the ground in Ukraine, aimed
24:17
Speaker 8: at Russia where violation of the Buddhapest Memorandum, where in
24:21
Speaker 8: violation of the Minsk Accords. And I think Donald Trump
24:25
Speaker 8: is about to clean up this mess that was created
24:28
Speaker 8: by our last three presidents. Yep, but most precisely Joe
24:32
Speaker 8: Biden's final point yep. Biden, before the war started, Biden
24:35
Speaker 8: blurted out that he would have been willing to give
24:38
Speaker 8: the Russians the dombas, and then you went ahead and
24:41
Speaker 8: started the war.
24:42
Speaker 2: Anyway, Roger is always you have a plethora of knowledge
24:47
Speaker 2: on all things political and global.
24:50
Speaker 1: That's why we love having you on. Thanks Roger, take care,
24:52
Speaker 1: Brother Dan.
24:53
Speaker 8: Great to be with you. God bless you, God bless.
24:55
Speaker 2: Coming after the break, new information out this week proves
24:58
Speaker 2: that good old Pencilman Adam Shift was heavily involved in
25:02
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25:05
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Speaker 2: California Senator Adam Schiff, Remember he used to be a congressman.
27:47
Speaker 2: Remember he was like the face of the Trump impeachment
27:50
Speaker 2: over Russia Gate.
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Speaker 1: He says Trump colluded, he knew it.
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Speaker 2: No, he personally greenlit the leaking of the bogus classified
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Speaker 2: Russia Gate information. Yeah, as a weapon to indict and
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Speaker 2: discredit Donald J.
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Speaker 1: Trump. We knew you were alliance.
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Speaker 2: Sakka, the veteran Democrat intelligence stafford is dropping this huge
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Speaker 2: bombshell saying that Shift, the chief architect of the Russia
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Speaker 2: Gate hoax, personally sanctioned the leaking of the information in
28:21
Speaker 2: twenty seventeen with the goal of destroying President Trump's presidency.
28:27
Speaker 2: Despite multiple FBI interviews spanning six years and clear ethical concerns,
28:31
Speaker 2: The DOJ shamefully declined to go after this piece of trash,
28:37
Speaker 2: saying that he had congressional immunity. I'm sorry, okay, this
28:41
Speaker 2: is like mutiny against a president.
28:42
Speaker 1: This is treason as crap.
28:43
Speaker 2: I don't think that your congressional immunity should cover your
28:47
Speaker 2: butt when you do something like this. This slimy politician,
28:51
Speaker 2: not only the whistleblower says, intentionally weaponized the Justice Department
28:55
Speaker 2: against Trump. He made sure to spread his lies throughout
28:59
Speaker 2: the demo echo chamber known as the lame stream media.
29:05
Speaker 9: The Russians offered help, which we know they did. The
29:06
Speaker 9: campaign accept that help, which we know they did. The
29:09
Speaker 9: Russians then delivered help, which we know they did. There
29:11
Speaker 9: is circumstantial evidence of collusion that the case is more
29:14
Speaker 9: than that, and I can't go into the particulars, but
29:18
Speaker 9: there is more than circumstantial evidence.
29:19
Speaker 10: Now, So, can you agree that there has been no
29:22
Speaker 10: evidence of collusion, coordination, or conspiracy that has been presented
29:26
Speaker 10: thus far between the Trump campaign and Russia.
29:30
Speaker 3: No, I don't agree with that at all.
29:31
Speaker 9: I think there's plenty of evidence of collusion or conspiracy.
29:34
Speaker 1: But we do know this.
29:36
Speaker 9: The Russians offered help, the campaign accepted help, The Russians
29:39
Speaker 9: gave help, and the President made full use of that help.
29:43
Speaker 3: And that is pretty damning.
29:45
Speaker 1: You are a lying sob.
29:46
Speaker 2: Even CBS back then was like, well, without the evidence,
29:49
Speaker 2: there's no evidence.
29:50
Speaker 1: You have some evidence you can give us that prove it.
29:52
Speaker 2: Oh, I disagree with you fully because you were the architect.
29:57
Speaker 2: It's also a major controversy bring within the FBI. Cash
30:00
Speaker 2: Mattel confirms, the FBI director in twenty twenty five, is
30:03
Speaker 2: now being accused of personally directing a purge of senior
30:06
Speaker 2: FBI officials considered disloyal to Trump.
30:09
Speaker 1: That's a problem.
30:10
Speaker 2: Whistleblowers and Senate Democrat Whip Dick Durbin say they have
30:14
Speaker 2: critical information that Pattel oversaw the removals and pressured.
30:18
Speaker 1: To get rid of these folks. Again, on't the problem.
30:22
Speaker 2: Brian Driscoll, forming acting former acting director of the FBI
30:26
Speaker 2: during the Trump transition period, was among those fired. Driscoll
30:30
Speaker 2: had resistant efforts to disclose names of agents involved in
30:34
Speaker 2: the January sixth protest investigations. Stephen Jensen, acting with at
30:38
Speaker 2: the FBI's Washington Field office, was also canned. Jensen had
30:43
Speaker 2: a controversial background leading domestic terrorism operations. Then there's Walter Giardina,
30:49
Speaker 2: another agent involved in sensitive investigations, including one related to
30:53
Speaker 2: Trump associates like Peter Navarro.
30:56
Speaker 1: Remember, uh huh, he's gone too well. Lots to discuss with.
31:02
Speaker 2: Our next guest, a former FBI special agent, former Navy
31:06
Speaker 2: coal host of his own podcast, The Experts, Our good friend,
31:09
Speaker 2: Jonathan Gilliam.
31:10
Speaker 1: Let's start with the FBI.
31:11
Speaker 2: That's your forte, and then I gotta go back and
31:13
Speaker 2: talk about good old Adam Schiff and what they should
31:16
Speaker 2: be doing to that scumbag. I knew he was lying
31:20
Speaker 2: every time he opens his damn mouth, and I think
31:23
Speaker 2: some of the press, even back in seventeen knew it too,
31:25
Speaker 2: just judging by those clips. But let's begin with these
31:28
Speaker 2: people that got canned by cash.
31:31
Speaker 1: What do you make of that? Jonathan, You got a
31:33
Speaker 1: problem with it?
31:34
Speaker 3: No, I don't have a problem with it.
31:35
Speaker 11: In fact, I think they need to be going even
31:38
Speaker 11: further than that. I think anybody who was in an
31:41
Speaker 11: executive position when the fake evidence was created and pushed
31:48
Speaker 11: through a faz a court so that they could spy
31:50
Speaker 11: on President Trump, anybody had anything to do with that,
31:54
Speaker 11: and anybody who is in executive position after that should
31:58
Speaker 11: be suspended with pay while they're investigated. I don't think
32:04
Speaker 11: that they should be I'm not saying that they're guilty.
32:06
Speaker 11: They should be investigated, right, and that's why I say
32:09
Speaker 11: with pay, but they should not be in positions of
32:13
Speaker 11: executive service within the Bureau or the DOJ. I think
32:17
Speaker 11: that this is a good beginning, but I think the
32:20
Speaker 11: rest of these people need to be looked at closely,
32:23
Speaker 11: further than just the surface. They need to start looking
32:27
Speaker 11: into this, looking at their at their financial records, looking
32:31
Speaker 11: at their phone records, seeing if they had any contact
32:34
Speaker 11: with anybody from the Democrat Party or any of these judges,
32:38
Speaker 11: or if any of their contacts had any links to
32:41
Speaker 11: any of this stuff, because that's how you will develop
32:45
Speaker 11: a RICO case, based on the fact that this is
32:49
Speaker 11: a criminal enterprise and you cannot trust them.
32:52
Speaker 1: No, I agree.
32:53
Speaker 2: I mean, I can't believe that people are freaking out.
32:55
Speaker 2: They're like, oh, you can't just fire these senior officials.
32:58
Speaker 2: Yeah you can if they've been derelict of their duty,
33:02
Speaker 2: if they've committed what some might call a treason his
33:04
Speaker 2: act against a sitting President.
33:06
Speaker 1: Then hell, yes, you could.
33:07
Speaker 2: At least, like you said, if you can't fire them immediately,
33:10
Speaker 2: at least suspend their butts, take away any power they have,
33:12
Speaker 2: get them out of the building so they can't do
33:14
Speaker 2: any more harm. Investigate, be thorough right, verify, then fire
33:19
Speaker 2: their ass. Okay, let's move over to our good friend
33:22
Speaker 2: Pencil Neck, as forty seven loves to call him, former
33:25
Speaker 2: California congressman turned Senator Gosh. I wish Popey would have
33:29
Speaker 2: won Steve Garvey, but we're stuck, unfortunately with Senator Adam Schiff.
33:33
Speaker 2: Now this whistleblower comes forward Jonathan and says, let me
33:36
Speaker 2: tell you, this was the architect. He got a hold
33:39
Speaker 2: of this crap and he helped push it. I remember
33:41
Speaker 2: all that he was on every other network five times
33:44
Speaker 2: a day saying that Trump did this, he colluded with Russia.
33:48
Speaker 2: Now we turn out he's full of bs. He's the
33:50
Speaker 2: one that helped create a bunch of this and work
33:52
Speaker 2: with everybody like a puppet master, with the DNC, with Hillary,
33:56
Speaker 2: with the Obama administration.
33:57
Speaker 1: They all colluded on Russia.
33:59
Speaker 11: Gate, right, you know today, earlier I was on a
34:02
Speaker 11: Middle Eastern TV station talking about Iran and how Iran
34:06
Speaker 11: is trying to play politics now because the power of
34:10
Speaker 11: their illusion of world strength and military might has been dissolved.
34:16
Speaker 11: And I think, now you look at Iran and you
34:18
Speaker 11: see who they really are. Well, I see the same
34:20
Speaker 11: thing with the Democrats, and as I look at Adam Schiff,
34:25
Speaker 11: I see the same thing.
34:26
Speaker 3: Their power has been removed.
34:27
Speaker 11: When Donald Trump got back in, their power was substantially reduced.
34:33
Speaker 11: And also the shield that they had was reduced. And
34:36
Speaker 11: as you can see with them leaving and not actually
34:39
Speaker 11: destroying a lot of the product that they had produced
34:42
Speaker 11: the memos for these different meetings. That's the way criminals are,
34:46
Speaker 11: especially when they get at the high level, they get
34:49
Speaker 11: power too.
34:50
Speaker 3: That's why that was correct.
34:51
Speaker 2: Like look at the info that that cash gaveboard of
34:53
Speaker 2: Tolci that was in a burn bag that was supposed
34:55
Speaker 2: to be burned. But when I'm talking right about all
34:57
Speaker 2: this crap, I mean, that's okay, I'm almost out of time.
35:00
Speaker 1: I got to get your take because you've got a
35:01
Speaker 1: lot of.
35:01
Speaker 3: Let me let me say this one thing real quick.
35:03
Speaker 1: Yep.
35:04
Speaker 11: Before I came on, I looked at Adam Schiff's Wikipedia
35:06
Speaker 11: page because I was wanting to go back over what
35:08
Speaker 11: he's I knew he was a US attorney, but I
35:10
Speaker 11: did not know in nineteen ninety three he was the
35:13
Speaker 11: prosecutor that prosecuted an FBI agent for espionage.
35:18
Speaker 3: In connection with Russia.
35:20
Speaker 11: Now that guy only served three years and then was
35:24
Speaker 11: let out. I find it very interesting that Adam Schiff
35:28
Speaker 11: was a US attorney on that and from that point
35:31
Speaker 11: forward he ran immediately for Congress, got in and has
35:36
Speaker 11: been a staunch leftist with actions that would really kind
35:41
Speaker 11: of reflect what somebody who was working with Russia would be.
35:44
Speaker 2: Ah, you're saying he worked with him, but he wanted
35:46
Speaker 2: to push it over that Trump does because he's the
35:49
Speaker 2: one anyway, Okay, I'm almost out of top they do.
35:51
Speaker 2: Do you think Formacy I director John Brennan has fled
35:54
Speaker 2: the country. They say he's hiding out in Austria. Since
35:56
Speaker 2: they're coming after him and Clapper and Komi for all
35:59
Speaker 2: the Russia Gate crap.
36:00
Speaker 1: You think he's on the lamb.
36:02
Speaker 3: If he is.
36:02
Speaker 11: Anybody that sees him, they need to point out that
36:05
Speaker 11: where he is. Social media is incredible, and all these
36:08
Speaker 11: individuals out there that run these computer sites that call
36:12
Speaker 11: themselves anonymous. This is the type of person they need
36:15
Speaker 11: to be going after right here. I would love to
36:17
Speaker 11: know where this guy is. If he's on the run,
36:19
Speaker 11: he needs to be back here and his passport needs
36:22
Speaker 11: to be taken away and needs to be put on
36:24
Speaker 11: house arrest until we figure it out.
36:25
Speaker 2: Former FBI Special Agent Navy Seal Jonathan gilliam As always.
36:29
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Speaker 2: about taking cannabis off of the high shelf of America's
39:53
Speaker 2: drug laws, indicating that Washington may finally be ready to
39:56
Speaker 2: inhale the medical benefits of cannabis and exhale decades of
40:01
Speaker 2: outdated classification, sending cannabis conversation now into full bloom.
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Speaker 1: The smoke signals from Washington are getting harder to ignore. Folks.
40:12
Speaker 2: Again, there's a lot of veterans in Congress, and they
40:15
Speaker 2: know the benefits of cannabis versus these fricking drugs from
40:19
Speaker 2: big Pharma that the VA pumps into our brave heroes.
40:23
Speaker 2: Trump Ministration considering reclassifying cannabis as a less serious federal drug,
40:29
Speaker 2: potentially moving it from a Schedule one with no currently
40:32
Speaker 2: accepted medical use in treatments in the US to a
40:34
Speaker 2: Schedule three drug, making it acceptable for medical use treatment
40:40
Speaker 2: in the US and the Feds won't get in the
40:42
Speaker 2: way anymore, and then give the states the choice for
40:44
Speaker 2: recreational That's what Trump's always said. Now, this change could
40:47
Speaker 2: nip criminal penalties in the bud too, but would not
40:50
Speaker 2: legalize again recreational on the federal level. It could also
40:54
Speaker 2: greatly benefit the cannabis industry by enabling easier access to banking,
40:58
Speaker 2: reducing tax burdens, and facilitating investments and encouraging more research into.
41:04
Speaker 1: Those medical benefits.
41:06
Speaker 2: President Trump was feeling some questions about other stuff on Monday,
41:09
Speaker 2: and weed came up.
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Speaker 6: There's reporting that the Idministration is going to reclassify marijuana.
41:16
Speaker 5: With that send mixed messages that marijuana.
41:18
Speaker 2: Is okay, drugs are Some drugs are okay, but we're
41:20
Speaker 2: trying to clean up crime.
41:21
Speaker 3: How do they go hand in hand?
41:22
Speaker 1: We're only looking at that.
41:23
Speaker 7: That's early, but you know, somebody reported it, which is fine.
41:26
Speaker 7: We're looking at it. Some people like it, some people
41:28
Speaker 7: hate it. Some people hate the whole concept of marijuana
41:31
Speaker 7: because if it does bad for the children, it does
41:33
Speaker 7: bad for people that are older than children. But we're
41:36
Speaker 7: looking at reclassification and we'll make a determination over the.
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Speaker 3: Next I would say, over the next few weeks.
41:42
Speaker 7: H and that determination hopefully will be the right. One
41:45
Speaker 7: very complicated subject there is, you know, the subject of marijuana.
41:48
Speaker 7: I've heard great things having to do with medical, and
41:51
Speaker 7: I've had bad things having to do with just about
41:53
Speaker 7: everything else but medical, and uh, you know, for pain
41:56
Speaker 7: and various things effort some pretty good things, but for
42:00
Speaker 7: other things, I've heard some pretty bad things, like the president.
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Speaker 2: I've heard a lot of good things and only a
42:06
Speaker 2: few negative things. And I've been researching since two thousand
42:09
Speaker 2: and eight. My next friend joining us, I Bet, has
42:12
Speaker 2: been researching a lot longer than me, because she's used
42:15
Speaker 2: it with a lot of her friends that she has
42:17
Speaker 2: helped cancer and all sorts of different debilitating diseases and ailments.
42:22
Speaker 2: So she's like me, she believes in it. My good
42:24
Speaker 2: friend Charlene Bullen are the co founder of Truth About Cancer,
42:26
Speaker 2: joining us once again, Charlene.
42:28
Speaker 1: Nice to see you.
42:29
Speaker 2: In full disclosure, folks, we had a little conversation before
42:32
Speaker 2: she came on. I know where she stands, I know
42:34
Speaker 2: where Bobby Kennedy stands, and you and I are of
42:37
Speaker 2: the firm belief that Bobby is probably talking to potus
42:40
Speaker 2: about the benefits of medical cannabis.
42:45
Speaker 10: Yes, one hundred percent. Thanks Dan for giving me a
42:47
Speaker 10: call and letting our voice be heard here on this
42:51
Speaker 10: very important topic. For a long time, since the thirties
42:55
Speaker 10: nineteen thirties, cannabis has been demonized, very specifically from the
43:01
Speaker 10: pharmaceutical and the paper industries. So here are the facts.
43:06
Speaker 10: Before the nineteen thirties and all of the medical tinctures,
43:10
Speaker 10: cannabis was one of the main ingredients. The reason being
43:13
Speaker 10: it is such a healing plant. It heals just about
43:16
Speaker 10: everything you could think in the human body. Every receptor
43:20
Speaker 10: in our body, in the cells have a receiver for
43:24
Speaker 10: this amazing gift that God gave to us. It's a
43:26
Speaker 10: plant with great medical properties in it. And say that
43:30
Speaker 10: is an ug because yes, they it's a plant that heels,
43:37
Speaker 10: and they have attacked this plant because it was competitive
43:40
Speaker 10: with the Rockefeller medicine model, which remember we've talked a
43:44
Speaker 10: lot about the Flexner report back in the early nineteen
43:47
Speaker 10: hundreds that the Rockefellers and Carnegies used to demonize the
43:52
Speaker 10: natural medicine so that they could push their drugs. The
43:56
Speaker 10: chemical companies today we call them pharmaceutical companies. So this
43:59
Speaker 10: are tew was growing. They attack the cannabis plant and
44:04
Speaker 10: they rename it marijuana, which was the two most common names,
44:08
Speaker 10: Mary and Jane and the Marijuanas you know, it sounded
44:12
Speaker 10: really sus And they had a movie made called Reefer Madness,
44:16
Speaker 10: and they were attacking it.
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Speaker 2: Yes, the black and white movie they made everybody in
44:21
Speaker 2: America watch in the late thirties, Reefer Madness, I remember.
44:24
Speaker 5: Right right.
44:25
Speaker 10: And here's the thing. All the doctors used and prescribed
44:29
Speaker 10: cannabis because it was so healing. And when they came
44:31
Speaker 10: out and said, oh, there's this marijuana, it's dangerous, they
44:34
Speaker 10: all said, yes, keep people safe. But then later they
44:37
Speaker 10: found out that marijuana was the same thing as cannabis,
44:40
Speaker 10: and had they known, they would have fought to keep
44:43
Speaker 10: cannabis for medical use. But you know, they changed the
44:47
Speaker 10: terms and they trick you. And the paper industry was
44:50
Speaker 10: doing the same thing. So did you know this for
44:53
Speaker 10: every ten acres of trees, one acre of cannabis or
44:58
Speaker 10: hemp will make the same volume of paper, so you
45:02
Speaker 10: need less hemp to make paper than you do. And
45:07
Speaker 10: the paper industry, Yeah, paper industry at the same time
45:11
Speaker 10: attack temp. And did you know Cooclaration of Independence is
45:15
Speaker 10: written on hemp paper. So you go and look at
45:18
Speaker 10: the declaration that is hemp that is not from trees.
45:21
Speaker 3: Yes.
45:21
Speaker 10: Really, So you have two big industries that attacked the
45:24
Speaker 10: cannabis plant, the paper industry and the medical in the pharmaceuticals, and.
45:29
Speaker 1: They had all my research. I never heard the paper one.
45:31
Speaker 2: I knew it was because big pharma was forming, the
45:34
Speaker 2: chemical industry was forming, and Rockefellers all that didn't want that.
45:37
Speaker 2: I knew, and I know the positive properties of cannabis cannabis,
45:40
Speaker 2: but I didn't know the paper industry.
45:42
Speaker 1: Fought with them back in the parties to get rid
45:44
Speaker 1: of it.
45:44
Speaker 2: Wow, Okay, I want to throw a headline up and
45:46
Speaker 2: get your take on this one, because you know, I'm
45:48
Speaker 2: an Air Force vet and I have a lot of
45:49
Speaker 2: buddies that saw combat. I did not they suffer from
45:51
Speaker 2: PTSD traumatic brain injury. And so all these reports, I
45:56
Speaker 2: haven't seen a negative one yet on how cannabis is
45:59
Speaker 2: helping our veterans. It is lowering PTSD symptoms, it's taking
46:04
Speaker 2: away their suicidal thoughts.
46:05
Speaker 1: It's taken care of their pain.
46:07
Speaker 2: And I'm sorry, but I'm gonna throw the VA over
46:09
Speaker 2: the past several decades under the bus.
46:11
Speaker 1: Not the new Via or Trump and the new director.
46:13
Speaker 2: But for decades, all we've done is pump our boys
46:16
Speaker 2: and girls full of chemicals when they come home from battle.
46:20
Speaker 2: And the ones that get on cannabis and get off
46:22
Speaker 2: the pharmaceuticals say their quality of life has increased tenfold.
46:27
Speaker 2: I'll give you the final word on President Trump possibly
46:31
Speaker 2: reclassifying making medical cannabis federally legal in this nation.
46:36
Speaker 3: Go shirleing, it's pastime.
46:39
Speaker 7: Dan.
46:39
Speaker 10: We both know that, we know that Bobby Kennedy has
46:42
Speaker 10: stepped in to bring true health back to America and
46:45
Speaker 10: Americans and to the children. Cannabis should never have been demonized,
46:49
Speaker 10: should never have been outlawed. It is a gift from God.
46:51
Speaker 10: It is definitely not a drug. They lied to us,
46:54
Speaker 10: and they lied to us a lot. The vets have benefited,
46:57
Speaker 10: cancer patients have benefited. Suffer with anxiety have benefited. You
47:03
Speaker 10: name the ailment. Cannabis probably heals that ailment, or at
47:06
Speaker 10: least diminishes the severe effects of whatever people are.
47:11
Speaker 2: Selling dozens and dozens of ailments it treats, folks. I
47:16
Speaker 2: implore you do your research. Can always log on to
47:19
Speaker 2: Charlene's website and check out more truth about cancer. They've
47:22
Speaker 2: been helping their friends and patients over the decades. Use it,
47:25
Speaker 2: and it is helping people.
47:26
Speaker 1: Folks.
47:27
Speaker 2: Don't just get out of your mind that it's going
47:29
Speaker 2: to gateway you to heroin. We're not talking about recreational.
47:32
Speaker 2: We're talking about as a medicine.
47:34
Speaker 1: Charlene. Thank you.
47:34
Speaker 10: Oh you know, the worst thing Dana could do is
47:37
Speaker 10: make someone sit down and chill out and feel pretty good.
47:40
Speaker 3: I mean, it's not going.
47:41
Speaker 10: To lead them to taking some kind of hard drug.
47:43
Speaker 10: That doesn't happen. It's just another lie. Go to the
47:46
Speaker 10: Truth about Cancer dot com. Go to the search bar
47:49
Speaker 10: and search for cannabis. You'll learn the truth there.
47:51
Speaker 2: Charlene is always God bless you. Tell Bobby we got
47:54
Speaker 2: his back. Let's make this country healthy again.
47:56
Speaker 1: Take care.
47:58
Speaker 3: Thank you, yep.
47:59
Speaker 1: Stick around. Next, we had the great state.
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Speaker 2: Of Ohio, where I'm from my homeland, to chat with
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Speaker 2: an Air Force veteran who's running for Congress down in
48:06
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48:07
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Speaker 2: Welcome back, got an update for you now. Democrats down
50:37
Speaker 2: in the lone Star state are caving. They say they're
50:39
Speaker 2: going to return to the Texas capital for Governor Greg
50:42
Speaker 2: Abbott's second special session vote, rather to vote on the
50:46
Speaker 2: GOP's redistricting effort.
50:47
Speaker 1: Remember they like left town talk about babies.
50:52
Speaker 2: Texas Democrats fled the state last week in cowardly fashion.
50:57
Speaker 2: By the way, that's the second time they've done it
50:58
Speaker 2: in the last five years, trying in Vain to block
51:01
Speaker 2: a vote on a new redistricting map backed by Republicans
51:04
Speaker 2: who happened to run the state because that state's read
51:07
Speaker 2: the majority of their residents are read.
51:10
Speaker 1: You Dems.
51:11
Speaker 2: Abbott and our good friend ag Ken Paxton threatened the
51:15
Speaker 2: absent Democrats with arrest and removal from office for derelection
51:19
Speaker 2: of duty. Good for you, guys, They say they're now
51:22
Speaker 2: expected back in their seats by Friday. So who's next
51:27
Speaker 2: on the redistricting map? Well, it's my home state, the
51:30
Speaker 2: Buckeye State, Ohio. And guess what Democrats there now motivated
51:35
Speaker 2: by the Texas demorats to walk out because they might
51:39
Speaker 2: do it because they're going to fight over redistricting.
51:41
Speaker 3: Here we go.
51:42
Speaker 1: By the way, folks, the Dems have done this in
51:44
Speaker 1: their states for years.
51:46
Speaker 2: Republicans currently hold ten of Ohio's congressional districts. GOP leaders,
51:50
Speaker 2: including Vice President JD Vance, and state party officials aim
51:53
Speaker 2: to redraw the map to gain more districts, focusing on
51:57
Speaker 2: Democrat held seats in Districts one, nine.
52:00
Speaker 1: And thirteen.
52:11
Speaker 2: And that brings us to the night's candidate spotlight and
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Speaker 2: District one Eric Conroy, a Cincinnati Republican, an Air Force
52:18
Speaker 2: veteran like myself, and a former CIA official.
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Speaker 1: No, he wasn't a spy. We'll get to that in
52:24
Speaker 1: a minute.
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Speaker 2: He recently announced his twenty twenty six campaign to unseat
52:28
Speaker 2: the Democrat Rep. Greg Landsman, as I said in Ohio's
52:33
Speaker 2: first congressional district. Conroy highlights his blue collar background and
52:37
Speaker 2: positions himself as a common sense advocate for issues including
52:40
Speaker 2: tighter border security, school choice, protecting crypto from over regulation,
52:45
Speaker 2: and reducing burdensome regulations for small businesses. He also has
52:50
Speaker 2: openly criticized lands from the twenty twenty three vote against
52:54
Speaker 2: a House resolution that generally prohibits biological men from competing
52:59
Speaker 2: in women's sports, emphasizing that he will protect fairness and
53:04
Speaker 2: female competition.
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Speaker 1: God bless you. Good for you. Eric.
53:06
Speaker 2: While House first commercial district has a mix of Democrat
53:10
Speaker 2: leaning urban areas like Cincinnati, and then of course way
53:13
Speaker 2: more red areas like Warren.
53:15
Speaker 1: County, so it is competitive.
53:18
Speaker 2: So joining us now he's a candidate for congress District one, Ohio.
53:23
Speaker 2: Eric Conwy on the program for the first time. Eric,
53:25
Speaker 2: Nice to finally meet you. How you doing sir.
53:28
Speaker 6: Dan, thanks for having me and thank you for the
53:30
Speaker 6: chat about redistrict team. And I'd just like to say,
53:32
Speaker 6: if it wasn't for double standards, the Democrats would have
53:35
Speaker 6: no standards at all. And if they're gonna play games
53:39
Speaker 6: in jerry mander and include eagle legal aliens when we
53:42
Speaker 6: decide where our districts are, then we have the right
53:44
Speaker 6: as conservatives to play hardball and fight back.
53:46
Speaker 1: And isn't that.
53:47
Speaker 2: Interesting, Eric, isn't that interesting that when we redistrict or
53:52
Speaker 2: jerry mandering, that word sounds dirtier.
53:54
Speaker 1: We do it legally.
53:55
Speaker 2: We want the roles cleaned up, we want just citizens counted,
53:58
Speaker 2: and then we'll redo them up. And guess what, I
54:01
Speaker 2: bet a heck of a lot more places in this
54:02
Speaker 2: country would be read they jerry mander, and what you
54:06
Speaker 2: just said, they do it illegally, right, They've got dead
54:10
Speaker 2: people on the roles, they got illegals on the roles,
54:12
Speaker 2: and then they redraw them and all of a sudden
54:14
Speaker 2: they got more d seats because they don't do it
54:16
Speaker 2: the proper way. And they are so hypocritical coming out
54:19
Speaker 2: and leaving a state. I mean, just talk about that.
54:22
Speaker 2: You're an Air Force vet you're in the CIA. What
54:25
Speaker 2: happens if you didn't show up the Langley one day
54:27
Speaker 2: for a week? What happens if you didn't show up
54:29
Speaker 2: and report when you were in the Air Force for
54:31
Speaker 2: a week?
54:32
Speaker 1: What would happen to you?
54:33
Speaker 6: Extreme consequences? Right, This is about personal accountability and reality.
54:37
Speaker 1: Right.
54:38
Speaker 6: And I saw one stat last week that if it
54:40
Speaker 6: weren't for illegal immigrants being counted in these districts, the
54:44
Speaker 6: Democrats would have ten to twelve less representatives in Congress.
54:47
Speaker 1: That's same.
54:48
Speaker 6: This nonsense just has to stop. And when we're moving
54:52
Speaker 6: on to Ohio and hinting about Ohio specifically without getting
54:55
Speaker 6: into some legal minutia, Ohio is the only state in
54:58
Speaker 6: the country that's legal you required to redistrict this year.
55:02
Speaker 6: And while I can't speak specifically about what the State
55:04
Speaker 6: House might do, what I can say is I'm trying
55:07
Speaker 6: to unseat a radical leftist in Greg Landsman, who has
55:10
Speaker 6: completely lost touch with Cincinnatians in southwest Ohio and has
55:14
Speaker 6: really abandoned this district. And I'd also like to help
55:17
Speaker 6: keep the GOP majority in the Congress next year.
55:20
Speaker 1: Yeah, we need to.
55:20
Speaker 2: I mean, we're down to what less than five seats
55:22
Speaker 2: now because some people have moved around to the Trump
55:24
Speaker 2: ministration retiring whatever it may be. But we don't have
55:27
Speaker 2: many seats. We need to have a bigger majority, like
55:30
Speaker 2: ten fifteen to be amazing. And if we can get
55:32
Speaker 2: a handful more of Ohio and Texas, that's a real,
55:35
Speaker 2: real reality.
55:36
Speaker 1: That could happen.
55:37
Speaker 2: Let me talk about the district that you're running for,
55:40
Speaker 2: because this Landsman guy oversees the majority of Cincinnati, correct,
55:43
Speaker 2: And let's be real, cinc and Natty over the last
55:46
Speaker 2: few years has been in the headlines because of Democrat
55:48
Speaker 2: rule when it comes to the city council, your county commissioners,
55:51
Speaker 2: your mayor, your woke female police chief that doesn't have
55:54
Speaker 2: a freaking clue. And the other week I remember covering
55:57
Speaker 2: a story after the Jazz festival of the these white
56:00
Speaker 2: folks getting beat up by a black mob and the
56:03
Speaker 2: dang marin and police chief are downplaying it like both
56:07
Speaker 2: sides were to blame. And I'm like, I see a
56:09
Speaker 2: beatdown and people encouraging them and you won't even call
56:12
Speaker 2: this a racial hate crime.
56:13
Speaker 1: Who are they playing to?
56:14
Speaker 2: I mean, look, okay, this is simple black and white crime,
56:18
Speaker 2: no crime. And I'm not talking black and white color.
56:20
Speaker 2: I'm talking about facts. You see the video, you know
56:23
Speaker 2: what's going on. The crime stats in that city have
56:26
Speaker 2: grown massively in the last decade. And you tell me, Eric,
56:30
Speaker 2: hasn't it been under democrat rule for years?
56:33
Speaker 6: It has dan and Cincinnati is a textbook example of
56:37
Speaker 6: democratic run cities all over the country that are that
56:40
Speaker 6: are crashing and burning. We've seen the democratic theory of
56:43
Speaker 6: government fail all over this country, including here in Cincinnati
56:46
Speaker 6: most recently, and for here in our in our in
56:49
Speaker 6: our very promising and successful city, we have a public
56:53
Speaker 6: safety issue and we've had one at the hands of
56:56
Speaker 6: unfit Democrats who shouldn't be elected officials whatsoever. And it's
57:01
Speaker 6: not just a physical safety issue for Cincinnati, but it's
57:04
Speaker 6: an economic development issue as well. And cities like Cincinnati
57:07
Speaker 6: and others across the country cannot really reach their full
57:09
Speaker 6: potential with democratic elected officials.
57:12
Speaker 3: They just can't.
57:13
Speaker 6: I mean, you saw the Internet a couple of weeks ago.
57:15
Speaker 6: It's appalling and it's tragic and it's embarrassing.
57:18
Speaker 2: Well, their policies are not pro America, they're not pro capitalism,
57:21
Speaker 2: they're not pro independent for me first and Second Amendment,
57:26
Speaker 2: like all of their policies are garbage.
57:29
Speaker 1: I'm almost out of time.
57:30
Speaker 2: I read off some of your priorities the beginnings, so
57:32
Speaker 2: they don't have to review those. Just tell me where
57:34
Speaker 2: they can find out more information about your bid for Congress,
57:37
Speaker 2: and then give me the one thing in thirty seconds
57:39
Speaker 2: you'll do if you win. The minute you get the
57:41
Speaker 2: DC for our fellow Ohioans.
57:45
Speaker 6: Well, please go to airiconary dot com for more information
57:47
Speaker 6: on MESPEN. Seven years in the Air Force, seven years
57:49
Speaker 6: in the CIA conducting operations abroad. My big goals are
57:53
Speaker 6: public safety and economic development. Medium sized cities like Cincinnati
57:57
Speaker 6: need those two issues solved before they can really move
58:00
Speaker 6: into the next generation, and that will be my focus.
58:02
Speaker 1: Amen, I totally agree with you.
58:04
Speaker 2: I hate seeing those medium in smaller towns going away
58:06
Speaker 2: because leadership doesn't have enough fortitude and looking into the
58:10
Speaker 2: future ahead to figure out how to plan to make
58:13
Speaker 2: their cities continue to thrive into the next decade.
58:16
Speaker 1: And Central and Ohio is such a beautiful place. I
58:19
Speaker 1: love it. I never say I'm from California, even though
58:21
Speaker 1: I've been out here for years. I'm always a Buckeye.
58:24
Speaker 2: Eric Conroy folks Air Force and CIA veteran now running
58:28
Speaker 2: for Ohio's first congressional district to take out another dirty
58:31
Speaker 2: demo rat Eric.
58:32
Speaker 1: Thank you brother for coming.
58:33
Speaker 6: On, Dan, thanks for your time.
58:35
Speaker 1: Appreciate you and folks. That does it for another real America.
58:37
Speaker 1: Here on Oan. If you want to get a hold
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58:40
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58:42
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58:44
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58:46
Speaker 2: them a Real America at oann dot com. The good,
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Speaker 2: the bad, the ugly sound off, I don't care.
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Speaker 1: We'll read them.
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Speaker 2: Matt Gates is up next, then Chanelle Rhon, I'm back
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Speaker 2: tomorrow eight eastern, five Pacific.
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Speaker 1: Until then, you know what to do. Be a proud American,
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Speaker 1: do brave. That's You're all goodn