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5/4/26 -- Dan Ball W/ Rep. Greg Steube, Rep. Tim Burchett, Sid Miller, Chloe Cole, Col. Robert Maness. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America. Tonight strikes in the Strait.
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Speaker 1: Things heating up in the Middle East, as it appears
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Speaker 1: Iran has broken the fragile ceasefire with the United States
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Speaker 1: as several of their small gunboats in the Street of
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Speaker 1: Arms fire upon commercial vessels and possibly even a US
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Speaker 1: Navy ship, then prompting our Navy to blast about a
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Speaker 1: half a dozen of them out of the water. Plus
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Speaker 1: we reserve the right to say no. A new version
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Speaker 1: of the Farm Bill advances on Capitol Hill, including a
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Speaker 1: provision to keep our farmland out of the hands of
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Speaker 1: foreign adversaries and no more flying the discount unfriendly skies.
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Speaker 1: This as Spirit Airlines shuts down their engines and files
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Speaker 1: for bankruptcy. No government bailout, and I say, thank goodness,
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Speaker 1: I'm dan Ball, and Real America starts right now. The
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Speaker 1: whole place is gone. And then we get people to
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Speaker 1: say that we're not winning. We get the radical left
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Speaker 1: to say we're not winning. We're not winning. They don't
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Speaker 1: have any military left. It's actually, it's actually, I believe
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Speaker 1: it's treason. Is okay, you want to know that, it's
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Speaker 1: it's absolutely insane, right, President Trump says up and Democrats
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Speaker 1: say down he could cure cancer, and again they would
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Speaker 1: blame him for putting doctors and chemo and radiation things
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Speaker 1: out of business. It's I've never seen this look. You
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Speaker 1: can disagree with an administration's policy or a conflict, but
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Speaker 1: don't go out and outright lie to the American people
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Speaker 1: about what's happening with the United States military and Iran's
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Speaker 1: military just because you hate President Donald J. Trump. It's
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Speaker 1: disgusting the President doubling down tonight on those accusations of
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Speaker 1: treason towards Democrat lawmakers who keep claiming on podcasts and
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Speaker 1: MS now and CNN that somehow Iran is winning and
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Speaker 1: we're losing the conflict with the Islamic regime. This as
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Speaker 1: the conflict, and it was a volatile new phase in
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Speaker 1: the strait. Of course, the strait of harm moves once again.
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Speaker 1: This is this choking point, this knife razor's edge, if
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Speaker 1: you will. What went down earlier today while a violent
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Speaker 1: clash between the US Navy and other military assets and
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Speaker 1: some small gunboats because that's pretty much all Iran has left.
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Speaker 1: US forces reportedly sank six Iranian small gunboats after the
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Speaker 1: vessels engage in what our officials are calling hostile maneuvers
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Speaker 1: and possibly even firing on or near one of our
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Speaker 1: Navy carrier strike groups. That's a big non no. This
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Speaker 1: exchange marks a dangerous escalation in the region now, reigniting
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Speaker 1: fears of a full scale maritime conflict. It's coming, folks.
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Speaker 1: They just you can't negotiate with terrorists. Didn't we say
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Speaker 1: that after nine to eleven. Didn't we say that after
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Speaker 1: they hit the coal Then we say that back in
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Speaker 1: the eighties when they hit the marine barracks. You cannot
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Speaker 1: negotiate with these ideologues, these crazy Islamic terrorists, it's what
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Speaker 1: they are. Earlier today, Tehran claimed it successfully hit a
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Speaker 1: US warship in the Strait with two missiles. They said
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Speaker 1: they hit it so bad that we turned back and
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Speaker 1: we fled, We ran away. You know what that is, right,
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Speaker 1: that's called propaganda. US Central Command, of course, denied the
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Speaker 1: reports and called that all state run media propaganda from Iran.
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Speaker 1: No American boat got hit. Meantime, the UAE confirms it
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Speaker 1: intercepted four Iranian cruise missiles missiles rather earlier today, the
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Speaker 1: first such attack since the April ceasefire began. So Iran
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Speaker 1: says they're in a ceasefire with US, but they're gonna
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Speaker 1: shoot some cruise missiles all the way over at one
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Speaker 1: of their neighboring Muslim nations, the UAE. Additionally, Admiral Brad Cooper,
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Speaker 1: head of the US Central Command, declared that American forces
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Speaker 1: have cleared a safe, mind free route all the way
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Speaker 1: through the Strait. However, he's also reporting that Iranian forces
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Speaker 1: continue to harass civilian ships that are under the direct
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Speaker 1: protection of the US Navy, and they're doing that with
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Speaker 1: their drones that they have left the small gunboats. There's
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Speaker 1: not much else. I mean, they have some missile capability,
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Speaker 1: but it's been almost completely obliterated. The escalation follows the
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Speaker 1: president's Project Freedom initiative to force merchant ships through the Strait.
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Speaker 1: The mission will involve fifteen thousand troops along with guided
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Speaker 1: missile destroyers and more than one hundred aircraft. The goal
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Speaker 1: to secure passage of all commercial vessels through that waterway,
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Speaker 1: because don't forget, folks, you're talking about twenty percent of
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Speaker 1: the world's oil and natural gas have to go through
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Speaker 1: the Strait. The President describing the move as a humanitarian gesture,
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Speaker 1: claiming international leaders have pleaded for help as ships trapped
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Speaker 1: in the Straight run dangerously low on food and supplies
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Speaker 1: for their sailors. While the President noted that diplomatic talks
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Speaker 1: with Taran are ongoing and to become positive, his message
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Speaker 1: today remains clear. If any forces attempt to interfere with
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Speaker 1: our operation, the US will respond with overwhelming force. Meantime,
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Speaker 1: the tensions between Washington and its European allies have reached
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Speaker 1: a bit of a breaking point, President Trump threatening a
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Speaker 1: major military shakeup in response to the conflict with Iran.
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Speaker 1: The President announcing he's reviewing a reduction of thirty six
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Speaker 1: thousand troops that are currently stationed in Germany. The move,
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Speaker 1: of course, comes we told you last week after their Chancellor,
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Speaker 1: good Old Friedrich Merds called the US strategy in Iran
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Speaker 1: ill considered. While Berlin has provided limited support, allowing the
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Speaker 1: use of air bases like Ramstein for logistics, it has
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Speaker 1: refused to join direct strikes or even help us to
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Speaker 1: try and get the Straight open, which, by the way,
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Speaker 1: they need lots of oil and natural gas from Iran.
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Speaker 2: HMM.
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Speaker 1: Trump fire back on truth social slamming Mertz and expanding
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Speaker 1: his threats to pull troops from Germany, Italy and Spain
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Speaker 1: if they don't start helping. Yeah, why are we always
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Speaker 1: carrying the load for our European allies joining us? Now
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Speaker 1: for more insight into how forces are doing as it
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Speaker 1: pertains controlling the Strait of our Moozie's the host of
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Speaker 1: the rob Mannis Show. Retired Air Force combat veteran Colonel
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Speaker 1: Rob manis back on the program, Colonelice, to see you again.
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Speaker 1: Let's begin with the military action and what the squids
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Speaker 1: are doing in the Strait. So you had some contact
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Speaker 1: today with your contacts in the Pentagon, probably better than mine.
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Speaker 1: What do we have their forces wise? I mean I've
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Speaker 1: seen them apps with all the different ships we have,
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Speaker 1: but we also sent marines over there. I think we've
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Speaker 1: got some Army special forces in recon guys and airborne.
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Speaker 1: There is a lot of troops there trying to open
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Speaker 1: the straight up. Describe who interacted today when these little
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Speaker 1: strike boats with their fifty cals or whatever gun they
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Speaker 1: got on tried to come out and mess with our
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Speaker 1: big ships and mess with these commercial vessels. How do
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Speaker 1: we take them out? Who we use them? Yeah?
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Speaker 3: Dan, We've got three carreer battle groups plus some army Aviation,
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Speaker 3: which flies Apache helicopters in addition to the black Hawk
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Speaker 3: and those kind of helicopters, and then the Navy's Helicopter
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Speaker 3: Force has Seahawks on all of those battle groups. Plus
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Speaker 3: we've got the Tripoli and the Boxer the US Marine
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Speaker 3: Expeditionary units, two of them there.
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Speaker 2: One.
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Speaker 3: The Boxer is focused on amphibious assault primarily on the surface,
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Speaker 3: and the Tripoli it focuses on airlift and air assault
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Speaker 3: using the CB twenty two Osprey helico and F thirty
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Speaker 3: five's for air support. But what did we do today?
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Speaker 3: The Admiral, I think, announced for the first time publicly
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Speaker 3: that Apache helicopters and Seahawk helicopters killed those six speedboats,
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Speaker 3: really fishing boats that we would see out here on
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Speaker 3: the lake, to be honest with you, with a gun
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Speaker 3: mount on them. So that's the first time I believe
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Speaker 3: that he's acknowledged that Apache helicopters and Seahawk helicopters are
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Speaker 3: fighting those type of assets. Previously, he had announced the
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Speaker 3: A ten Warthog close air support platform, which has been
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Speaker 3: saved by the way, the Air Force is going to
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Speaker 3: keep it for a lot while longer now thanks to
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Speaker 3: its mission over there. But that's what's going on. These
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Speaker 3: people cannot move without us seeing it. If they fire
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Speaker 3: on our folks or fire on the commercial vessels that
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Speaker 3: we are escorting and we're protecting, we're going to use
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Speaker 3: overwhelming force on them. And that's pretty bad. I shouldn't
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Speaker 3: say it. A doubles force using those Apache helicopters.
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Speaker 1: I would love to see that in real life, let
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Speaker 1: me tell you. Okay, So let's back up to what
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Speaker 1: I said at the beginning of the show tonight. Colonel
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Speaker 1: and the President literally calling what Democrats are spewing almost
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Speaker 1: treasonous in his mind, and I get what he's saying.
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Speaker 1: Of course it's probably not. You got free speech, you
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Speaker 1: can say what you want, but when you're out there
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Speaker 1: an elected official, that'd be like if a colonel or
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Speaker 1: a general is in the battlefield and we're winning, and
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Speaker 1: because the colonel or general whatever hates President Trump or
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Speaker 1: hates who the president is, would start telling the troops
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Speaker 1: we're losing, we're losing. You're getting beat by Iran. So
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Speaker 1: I get what he's saying that it's almost treasonous that
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Speaker 1: Democrats are out there and boldface lying on nightly news
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Speaker 1: programs telling them we're not winning this simply because they
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Speaker 1: hate President Trump. In your assessment as a combat veteran,
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Speaker 1: knowing what we have, what they have, how long this
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Speaker 1: conflict's been going. Is Iran winning this conflict? Are we
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Speaker 1: losing it?
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Speaker 3: Colonel Iran is not winning anything. They're fractured. The part
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Speaker 3: of the reason why there is there can't be any
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Speaker 3: diplomacy with them is that the left hand and the
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Speaker 3: right hand and the center hand don't know what each
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Speaker 3: other is doing, so they keep contradicting each other. But
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Speaker 3: let's talk about the press and these American elected officials. Dan, Look,
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Speaker 3: they're parodying Iranian propaganda. They're parroting enemy propaganda. And you know,
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Speaker 3: just today I interviewed doctor Rod Martin about his article
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Speaker 3: about the fall of Saigon and the Vietnam War, and
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Speaker 3: he said, here's what he said about the media. Then
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Speaker 3: they acted as if they were with the enemy one
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Speaker 3: hundred percent of the time. In other words, they parroted
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Speaker 3: the enemies propaganda to the point where it fractured the
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Speaker 3: population of the United States of America and Vietnam veterans.
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Speaker 3: They're continuing to live with the cost of being attacked
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Speaker 3: by our own people when they came home. Even today,
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Speaker 3: if you talk to a Vietnam veteran, they will still
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Speaker 3: talk about it. That is what is literally happening. We're
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Speaker 3: at war with an enemy that declared war on us
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Speaker 3: in nineteen seventy nine and continues to fight a war
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Speaker 3: against us proven once again today and elected officials and
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Speaker 3: the US media are parroting the enemies talking points and
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Speaker 3: their propaganda. What are the troops out on those ships
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Speaker 3: in the sand in the air think about that. I'll
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Speaker 3: tell you what they think about it. They think it's
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Speaker 3: disgusting and that those people should all be held accountable
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Speaker 3: because they're out there doing the business of the American
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Speaker 3: people to try to end this war that's lasted over
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Speaker 3: forty seven years.
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Speaker 1: Totally agree with you. It was disgusting in the seventies
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Speaker 1: when our boys came home and how they treated them,
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Speaker 1: and I mean the media and I mean people that disagreed. Again,
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Speaker 1: you can disagree with a government or administration's policy, but
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Speaker 1: when it comes to the troops, you don't disrespect them.
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Speaker 1: They're given orders, they're following them, and lying about their
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Speaker 1: mission success is a slap in the face to all
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Speaker 1: men and women who down the uniform. How dare you
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Speaker 1: mainstream media and Democrats? To hell with you? Retired Colonel
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Speaker 1: Robert Mannis has always appreciate you man, Thanks for weighing
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Speaker 1: in on that. Thank you, Dan.
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Speaker 3: And it linksens the conflict, so our folks are more
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Speaker 3: at risk.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a great point, yep. And also one more
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Speaker 1: thing too, Remember how their family members at home feel too.
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Speaker 1: When you're saying that crap on CNN and MS now
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Speaker 1: or whatever you're called. Remember the husbands, the wives, the
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Speaker 1: kids that are at home knowing mom, dad, whatever's on
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Speaker 1: that ship in that chopper, putting their life on the line.
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Speaker 1: They're worried about them. And then they watch the nightly
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Speaker 1: news and you lie about what they're doing. It's bad
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Speaker 1: for the family too, it's bad for the whole country.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, Rob, appreciate that, thank you.
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Speaker 4: Yep.
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Speaker 1: All righty, Speaking of veterans army vet, Florida Congressman Greg
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Speaker 1: Duby is going to be here after the break that
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Speaker 1: it's us the latest version of a new farm bill
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Speaker 1: that just narrowly passed the House late last week. He'll
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Speaker 1: discuss the move to make sure that our foreign adversaries
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Speaker 1: aren't buying up our farm land, especially the ones that
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Speaker 1: are right next to our bases. Plus where's the cheaper
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Speaker 1: beef and pork and chicken and so on? The Trump
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Speaker 1: administration letting the country know they are fighting to get
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Speaker 1: the prices on our meats down. Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid
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Speaker 1: Miller weighs in straight ahead and stick around. A bit
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Speaker 1: later in the program, our friend Tennessee Congressman Tim Burchett
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Speaker 1: will be here to discuss the possibility of the volunteer
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Speaker 1: state redistricting their congressional map before mid terms, which will
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Speaker 1: help to ensure the Dems do not take the house back.
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Speaker 1: I'm telling you, folks, the Republic will fall if they
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Speaker 1: talk you can't get anywhere else. Welcome back. The focus
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Speaker 1: of the agricultural world has shifted to the Senate tonight.
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Speaker 1: Following the House's narrow two hundred and twenty four to
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Speaker 1: two hundred vote for the twenty twenty six Farm Bill
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Speaker 1: late last Thursday night. Senate Agricultural Chair John Boseman says
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Speaker 1: he's targeting a markup for late May or early June.
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Speaker 1: He's aiming to move exponentiously by building on the House's
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Speaker 1: skinny version of the bill, but several major hurdles remain.
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Speaker 1: The primary goal in the Senate will be the modernization,
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Speaker 1: specifically increasing credit limits for farmers, who Bozman said as
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Speaker 1: are still operating on data from twenty twelve. However, the
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Speaker 1: path to the President's desk is anything but clear for
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Speaker 1: the Farm bill. While the House passed its version, lawmakers
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Speaker 1: stripped out a controversial provision which would have reaffirmed the
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Speaker 1: authority of the states to regulate pesticide use. That move
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Speaker 1: followed a bipartisan revolt led by Florida Representative Annapolina Luna
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Speaker 1: and Make America Healthy Again activists. They successfully argued that
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Speaker 1: the language shielded chemical companies from any liability. Now, on
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Speaker 1: the other side, House Agriculture Chair Glenn Thompson in groups
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Speaker 1: like the National Pest Management Association argue that removing this
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Speaker 1: preemption language creates a patchwork of local rules, potentially driving
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Speaker 1: up our food costs and maybe even hurting crop yields.
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Speaker 1: The battle, as I said, now moves to the Senate, where,
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Speaker 1: guess what, they need the sixty vote majority to get
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Speaker 1: it past. With a recess scheduled for late May and
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Speaker 1: the current extension set to expire September thirtieth, the pressure
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Speaker 1: is on to get something done. The House is also
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Speaker 1: seeking to protect American soil. Included in that newly passed
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty six farm bill in the House is a
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Speaker 1: major crackdown on foreign adversaries buying up our farmland. And
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Speaker 1: I got to say amen to that one. The provision
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Speaker 1: in the bill, led by our pal Florida Congressman Greg Stuby,
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Speaker 1: specifically bar's entities connected to China, Russia, Iran, and don't
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Speaker 1: forget North Korea from buying our agricultural land. And I
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Speaker 1: hope any damn land next to our military basis. Remember
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Speaker 1: we've been talking about that for years. Supporters call it
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Speaker 1: a critical win for national security, aiming to prevent hostile
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Speaker 1: governments from gaining any foothold in our country and controlling
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Speaker 1: our foods food supply, not to mention trying to gag
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Speaker 1: access or information from our bases.
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Speaker 5: Enemy ownership of our agriculture land presents a clear, dire
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Speaker 5: and direct threat to our national security. Much of our
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Speaker 5: farmland surrounds our nation's most sensitive critical infrastructure assets and
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Speaker 5: military installations, and such proximity can afford our enemies the
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Speaker 5: ability to surveil our troops and disrupt critical supply chains
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Speaker 5: that support military readiness, our energy grid, and keep our
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Speaker 5: economy flourishing.
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Speaker 1: Now, according to recent USDA data, foreign investors hold an
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Speaker 1: interest in nearly forty five million acres of US agricultural land,
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Speaker 1: including farmland and forest, representing roughly three and a half
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Speaker 1: percent of all privately held ag in our nation. That's
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Speaker 1: an area roughly the size of the state of Washington,
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Speaker 1: and it keeps growing year by year. Congressman Stuby says
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Speaker 1: it has to stop, and it has to stop now,
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Speaker 1: and that's why Greg joins me now to talk more
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Speaker 1: about this bill and its important Florida Congressman Greig Stuby
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Speaker 1: back on the program. Mister Stuby, thank you for this,
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Speaker 1: by the way, appreciate you. It needs to be done.
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Speaker 1: And like yesterday you claim, tell us why, my friend.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean forty five million acres in the hands
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Speaker 5: of foreign adversaries of farmland in our country.
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Speaker 6: Some of that's near military installations.
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Speaker 5: Obviously, I thought it would be very smart to prohibit
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Speaker 5: the purchase of that, especially around our military installations, but.
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Speaker 6: Also for food safety, for food security.
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Speaker 5: Why do we want foreign countries and foreigners buying up
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Speaker 5: all our farmland when that is a precious commodity. There
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Speaker 5: are people all over the world that would give anything
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Speaker 5: to have the type of farmland that we have, and
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Speaker 5: we need to do what.
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Speaker 6: We can to protect it.
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Speaker 5: I think I'm going to start looking at a step
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Speaker 5: further of what we can do to unwind some of
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Speaker 5: those purchases, especially around our military bases. Yes, China loves
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Speaker 5: nothing more than to buy farmland near our military installations
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Speaker 5: so they can surveil our bases.
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Speaker 6: We can't let that happen anymore.
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Speaker 1: I mean, we were talking about this when the auto
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Speaker 1: pen Joe Biden was allegedly in charge of our nation,
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Speaker 1: and we had those satellite balloon thingies floating over and
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Speaker 1: we weren't shooting them down right, And that's when a
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Speaker 1: lot of this came to light. Under his regime. We
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Speaker 1: found out, Oh, they've got this many acres next to
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Speaker 1: a base over here in the Dakota's over here in Montana,
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Speaker 1: I think in Florida, Oh, in Texas. And you're going,
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Speaker 1: how in the hell did any president left or right
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Speaker 1: let this happen? Because this isn't anything new, right, greg
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Speaker 1: These foreign entities connected to the CCP and Iran and
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Speaker 1: Russia have been buying this land for decades.
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Speaker 5: Well, I just hope that provisions like this stay in
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Speaker 5: the Farm Bill as it goes into the Senate. As
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Speaker 5: you know, as things go into the Senate, stuff gets
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Speaker 5: chopped up and that sixty vote threshold becomes pretty tenuous
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Speaker 5: when you got to get a bunch of Democrats to
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Speaker 5: support it. They didn't call a vote on my amendment,
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Speaker 5: which I thought was very interesting because obviously they didn't
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Speaker 5: want to put Democrats in tough districts.
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Speaker 6: On the board on my amendment.
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Speaker 5: They allowed it to go on by voice so I
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Speaker 5: hope it stays on there me too. I don't have
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Speaker 5: a lot of hope in the Senate these days, obviously,
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Speaker 5: but maybe that can get through.
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Speaker 1: Well, we got fifty three if you can get the
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Speaker 1: good old Rhinos like Markowskin Collins on board, So you'd
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Speaker 1: need what Sixcratz to side with you for fifty nine,
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Speaker 1: and then JD could step in and put us at sixty. Again,
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Speaker 1: you think there's got to be six Democrats in farming
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Speaker 1: type states that would say yes to this, But again,
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Speaker 1: because something you put up and Republicans want, they'll probably
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Speaker 1: say no. Speaking of Florida, let's switch gears real quick.
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Speaker 1: I saw that your state colleagues down there got your
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Speaker 1: redistricting map through and that Governor DeSantis just signed it already,
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Speaker 1: so it is law now. And this looks like Republicans
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Speaker 1: could gain potentially four seats in Florida come midterms. I
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Speaker 1: getting those numbers right.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, if you look at the registration numbers and you
20:35
Speaker 5: look at how Trump performed in those districts in twenty four,
20:39
Speaker 5: it could be a pickup.
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Speaker 6: Of four seats after the four seat pick up the last.
20:42
Speaker 5: Time we did redistrict team we could go to twenty
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Speaker 5: eight or twenty four and four twenty four members of
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Speaker 5: the Republican Party in four in Florida.
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Speaker 6: Which would be huge.
20:51
Speaker 5: Obviously, we've got like a two vote majority in Washington,
20:54
Speaker 5: so any other extra Republican vote we can send to
20:56
Speaker 5: Washington will be a good thing. Procedurally, there's still a
20:59
Speaker 5: check at automatically goes to the Florida Supreme Court. We
21:02
Speaker 5: have a constitutional provision in Florida that they're going to
21:05
Speaker 5: have to analyze.
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Speaker 6: I'm sure going to be lawsuits.
21:09
Speaker 5: He signed it today, so I'm sure tomorrow there's going
21:11
Speaker 5: to be Democrat lawsuits on it.
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Speaker 6: So that'll be before the court.
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Speaker 5: Hopefully that all gets settled before are qualifying in the
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Speaker 5: middle of June.
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Speaker 1: Okay, Well, they look at the Texas one. They let
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Speaker 1: that one go through. They looked at Tommi Fourniil let
21:23
Speaker 1: that one go through. So I don't know why they
21:25
Speaker 1: wouldn't let Florida go through. It's going to be a
21:27
Speaker 1: battle right down to it to get these this jerrymandering
21:30
Speaker 1: figured out by November. At the end of the day,
21:33
Speaker 1: I think the GOP will prevail because in my mind,
21:35
Speaker 1: greg this nation is still center right. The majority of
21:39
Speaker 1: voters are still conservatives in this nation. I know it
21:42
Speaker 1: in my heart of hearts. Commerce from Greg Stuby is
21:44
Speaker 1: always thank you brother for coming on away and appreciate you. Yeah,
21:47
Speaker 1: good to see you, yep, I seeing you up next.
21:49
Speaker 1: Fighting for lower food prices, the Trump administration working hard
21:53
Speaker 1: to get the prices of beef, poultry, and pork down.
21:57
Speaker 1: But there's these companies that are all banded together to
22:01
Speaker 1: screw us over. They're trying to break them up. Texas
22:04
Speaker 1: Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller will fill us in next, Go
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Speaker 7: President Trump has been the greatest champion in American history
22:49
Speaker 7: for our farmers and ranchers, from record breaking investments in
22:53
Speaker 7: rural America through the working family's tax cuts, to opening
22:57
Speaker 7: up the global market now eighteen new trade deals for
23:00
Speaker 7: are incredible American egg products, and to most recently implementing
23:04
Speaker 7: a plan to fortify the American beef industry. And these
23:07
Speaker 7: efforts could it be more timely for America's ranchers who
23:11
Speaker 7: are seeing a historic low herd size.
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Speaker 1: Our Secretary of Ag right there, Brook Rollins, remarks, today
23:17
Speaker 1: is the Department of Justice ramping up a criminal anti
23:20
Speaker 1: trust investigation into what's known as the Big Four. Right now,
23:25
Speaker 1: did you know just four giant companies process almost all
23:30
Speaker 1: the beef in our country. Industry leaders say that the
23:33
Speaker 1: Big Four Tyson, cargillt JBS, and National Beef have so
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Speaker 1: much power they can essentially dictate the price oh, paying
23:42
Speaker 1: ranchers less while charging you and me, the consumer more.
23:47
Speaker 1: That's not cool. The impact, folks, is staggering. Since nineteen eighty,
23:51
Speaker 1: nearly half of all American cattle ranchers have disappeared. That's
23:54
Speaker 1: more than six hundred thousand family businesses poof gone simply
24:00
Speaker 1: because they couldn't make the math work anymore. They went
24:02
Speaker 1: out of biz The DOJ is now treating this as
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Speaker 1: a potential crime, offering massive cash rewards to any industry
24:10
Speaker 1: insiders who will come forward with evidence of secret deals
24:14
Speaker 1: or price rigging. According to our Acting ag Todd, Blanche,
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Speaker 1: beef is only the beginning.
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Speaker 8: Since the President's executive order, the Department has been actively investigating,
24:26
Speaker 8: with a review of over three million documents. Hundreds of
24:30
Speaker 8: industry participants, including ranchers, cattleman, producers, and processors, have been
24:36
Speaker 8: contacted and many interviewed as part of this ongoing investigation.
24:42
Speaker 8: More broadly, the Department has also executed on the President's
24:45
Speaker 8: executive order to stop anti competitive behavior in the broader
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Speaker 8: food supply market. Later this week, we will be announcing
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Speaker 8: an historic settlement that will directly affect the prices of
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Speaker 8: proteins like chicken, work, and turkey.
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Speaker 1: This business model allows.
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Speaker 8: Competitors to exchange competitively sensitive information on every aspect of
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Speaker 8: the protein industry and has raised the prices on chicken,
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Speaker 8: raised the prices on pork, and raise the prices on turkey.
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Speaker 1: So will this work and how long before we see
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Speaker 1: prices heading downward when it comes to beef, chicken, pork,
25:26
Speaker 1: you name it. Joining us to weigh in. He's the
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Speaker 1: commissioner of the Texas Department of Agriculture Appeal. Sid Miller
25:32
Speaker 1: back on Bill America. Okay, Sid, I'm stupid. I had
25:37
Speaker 1: never heard of the Big Four. I didn't know there
25:40
Speaker 1: was only four companies that control this whole monopoly on
25:44
Speaker 1: processing my beef. I don't like that. Is it the
25:48
Speaker 1: same for the chicken industry and the pork industry? Is
25:50
Speaker 1: there a big four in all of them that are
25:52
Speaker 1: corrupting the system and screwing us pretty much?
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Speaker 9: Yet they controlled eighty eight percent of the marketer but
25:57
Speaker 9: by the Big Four. This is about time. I've been
26:01
Speaker 9: working on this for over ten years. First Trump administration
26:05
Speaker 9: sat down with Sonny Perdue, who was you know, Seck
26:09
Speaker 9: their bagriculture at the time. Big Plant had a fire
26:12
Speaker 9: and they were using that the gouage consumers, and I
26:14
Speaker 9: asked him to launch a full investigation. He did, he
26:17
Speaker 9: was wrapping it up, and then I contacted the Trump
26:21
Speaker 9: administration and within three hours Donald Trump instructed Bill Barr
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Speaker 9: at the Justice Department to launch a full investigation of
26:29
Speaker 9: the Big Four for price collution and monopoly. And they
26:32
Speaker 9: started that. They launched that. Sonny Purdue turned his information
26:35
Speaker 9: over to them. We were about to wrap that up.
26:39
Speaker 9: Trump didn't get a second term, so it fell by
26:42
Speaker 9: the wayside. So I brought that issue up about six
26:45
Speaker 9: months into this administration.
26:48
Speaker 1: Hold on, pause, you let me pause. You back up.
26:50
Speaker 1: So you're telling me that President Trump, at the best
26:54
Speaker 1: of you and others, told Bill Barr during his first
26:56
Speaker 1: administration to investigate the Big Four and go after and
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Speaker 1: then when Joe Biden allegedly won and he took over,
27:04
Speaker 1: you're telling me that the DOJ and his AG folks
27:07
Speaker 1: did not continue on with the investigation and prosecute anyone.
27:10
Speaker 1: Want to get it on the record.
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Speaker 9: Right, that's right. Nothing happened they did. They didn't follow through.
27:16
Speaker 9: Justice just dis dropped it. So anyway, we're back to
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Speaker 9: where we were in the first administration.
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Speaker 1: Now.
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Speaker 9: The problem is not only they manipulate the process, they
27:25
Speaker 9: own half the cattle in the feed lot. So I
27:28
Speaker 9: was a cattle feeder, I'm I'm a recovering cattle feeder now.
27:31
Speaker 9: But uh, when I had cattle rated to sell, I'd say, well,
27:34
Speaker 9: I want a dollar five for my cattle.
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Speaker 2: They said, well, we're not.
27:36
Speaker 1: Going to pay that.
27:37
Speaker 2: We'll pay you. We'll pay you a dollar.
27:39
Speaker 9: I said, noah, hold on them, I'll just hang out
27:41
Speaker 9: for you know, for higher price. They said, well, okay,
27:44
Speaker 9: but we don't need them. We got our own cattle.
27:46
Speaker 9: We we'll just process our own cattle. So they come
27:48
Speaker 9: back the next week and offer me a nickel less,
27:50
Speaker 9: and if I don't sell, they come back the next
27:52
Speaker 9: week and offer me a dime less.
27:54
Speaker 2: So it's uh, they're they're they're manipulating it that on
27:58
Speaker 2: the cos yes, all, yeah.
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Speaker 9: It's not just the consumer in, it's the cattle feeder
28:04
Speaker 9: in too. They're pushing off both ends.
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Speaker 1: Too much power, all right, So my first question to
28:09
Speaker 1: you was said, if Trump's on this and the Acting
28:11
Speaker 1: ag is on this, and they start going after the
28:14
Speaker 1: tysons of the world that are screwing us over on
28:16
Speaker 1: all of our meat prices, from beef to pig to chickens,
28:21
Speaker 1: how long could this take till we see prices coming
28:23
Speaker 1: down at the supermarket?
28:25
Speaker 2: Well, you know, it's we don't have any beef. We
28:29
Speaker 2: don't have enough beef.
28:29
Speaker 9: We don't have twenty seven million head and that's the
28:31
Speaker 9: lowest we've had in seventy five years. But we've got
28:34
Speaker 9: seventy five years ago we didn't have three hundred and
28:36
Speaker 9: fifty million people either, So the cattle numbers are down.
28:39
Speaker 9: The good news is we're feeding cattle to bigger weights,
28:42
Speaker 9: you know, and seventy five years ago we're feeding them
28:44
Speaker 9: to eight or nine hundred pounds. Today we're getting up
28:47
Speaker 9: to thirteen hundred pounds, so it's not quite as bad
28:49
Speaker 9: as it seems. We're producing a more meat per animal,
28:53
Speaker 9: so it's gonna take the beef a while to get down.
28:56
Speaker 9: We can turn the poultry and swine around real quick
28:59
Speaker 9: because we get those numbers.
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Speaker 2: Up really really fast, and they're not out of control.
29:04
Speaker 2: They're reasonable. Pork and poultry are very reasonable.
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Speaker 1: Now.
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Speaker 9: Live in California, well, nothing, nothing.
29:12
Speaker 1: But sorry, you're in Texas. Okay. You guys got steers
29:15
Speaker 1: as far as the eye can see, and I'm sure
29:17
Speaker 1: pigs and chicken. This is comedy Fournia where I live. Okay,
29:20
Speaker 1: I'm paying probably double for beef and pig and bake
29:23
Speaker 1: everything than you are said. Thanks for coming on, Phillipson.
29:27
Speaker 1: I'm glad to hear that you were behind this and
29:29
Speaker 1: you were pushing for it on the first term. But
29:32
Speaker 1: I also want the viewers to understand that if the
29:35
Speaker 1: prices don't come down immediately. Don't be pointing at Trump
29:37
Speaker 1: and yelling. Point them at good old auto pen Joe Biden.
29:41
Speaker 1: And remember he could have continued the investigation and he didn't.
29:44
Speaker 1: Sid No, no, thank you brother anytime.
29:47
Speaker 2: Our friend.
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Speaker 1: God bless yep, God bless you. Coming up after the break,
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Speaker 1: Tennessee Congressman Tim Burchett is going to sound off on
29:53
Speaker 1: the push to get his state lawmakers to read district
29:56
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30:37
Speaker 1: literally going to say this guys again. Democrats once again
30:41
Speaker 1: threatening to shut down the Department of Homeland Security if
30:45
Speaker 1: their latest list of demands is not met, effectively holding
30:49
Speaker 1: our national security hostage. Folks start firing up your phones
30:53
Speaker 1: and emails and complaining if you live in a district
30:57
Speaker 1: with a dem While a deal was signed last Thursday
31:01
Speaker 1: to end the record breaking seventy six day partial shutdown,
31:06
Speaker 1: that agreement is only like a temporary band aid. It
31:10
Speaker 1: expires on September thirtieth. The high stakes game of Chicken
31:14
Speaker 1: centers on a radical list of demands that prove once
31:17
Speaker 1: again the Left is more interested in cozy and coddling
31:21
Speaker 1: up to illegal aliens than protecting you and me, the legal,
31:25
Speaker 1: tax paying American citizen. Well, the GOP correctly argues that
31:30
Speaker 1: withholding the DHS funds compromise our very sovereignty, Democrats remain
31:34
Speaker 1: pig headed, treating our national security as a bargaining chip
31:38
Speaker 1: their price for keeping the lights on. Well, they want
31:41
Speaker 1: a total dismantling of enforcement. Yep. They're not just pushing
31:46
Speaker 1: for the one point three billion dollar cut to border
31:48
Speaker 1: protection we saw in January. They're demanding new radical guard rails,
31:54
Speaker 1: guardrails that would force our agents to get a judicial
31:58
Speaker 1: warrant for every single person they try to apprehend before
32:03
Speaker 1: they can even do their jobs. Do you know? Can
32:05
Speaker 1: I tell you, folks, I'll assinin that is let me
32:09
Speaker 1: tell you. You go out, put your life on the line.
32:11
Speaker 1: You kick a door down where you've got ms thirteen
32:13
Speaker 1: gang bangers and you got a warrant for one or
32:15
Speaker 1: two of them, but they're six or seven of them.
32:17
Speaker 1: Hold up, what are you supposed to do? I'll only
32:20
Speaker 1: go after the two bad guys that deal drugs and
32:23
Speaker 1: kids and murder and rate people and let the other
32:26
Speaker 1: four go. Oh wait, I don't have a warrant for you, Jose,
32:30
Speaker 1: go ahead keep killing people, won't. We won't send you
32:33
Speaker 1: back to Venezuela. We don't have a warrant. That is
32:35
Speaker 1: so stupid. Plus they want to ban all protective masks
32:40
Speaker 1: for officers in the field again, Why so that you
32:44
Speaker 1: can keep paying your NGOs and nonprofits and act on
32:48
Speaker 1: this and blue that whatever organization to send your wacko
32:52
Speaker 1: paid for protesters out so they can dox them so
32:54
Speaker 1: they can say, Look, there's John Smith, and he lives
32:57
Speaker 1: at this address, and he's got two kids and his
32:58
Speaker 1: wife's names this, and here's the suburban. Here's his license
33:01
Speaker 1: plate number. Go heckle him, Go stand in front of
33:03
Speaker 1: his house. Go beat him up. Bs. This is essentially
33:08
Speaker 1: a catch and release policy on steroids. But the GOB
33:12
Speaker 1: is fighting back, I hope, with a filibuster proof reconciliation plan.
33:16
Speaker 1: They say. This aims to lock in seventy billion dollars
33:19
Speaker 1: in funding for ice and border patrol, to bypass the
33:23
Speaker 1: Left entirely and fund it all the way through to
33:26
Speaker 1: the beginning of twenty nine, when President Trump's term ends.
33:30
Speaker 1: This as the twenty twenty six redissing arms race has
33:34
Speaker 1: officially reached a new fever pitch. Both parties are pouring
33:38
Speaker 1: unprecedented resources and cash into the battle for the next
33:41
Speaker 1: political decade, because if they get control, folks, it's over.
33:46
Speaker 1: And this isn't just about drawing new lines on a map.
33:48
Speaker 1: It is a sophisticated, data driven war involving elite legal
33:53
Speaker 1: teams and cutting edge mapping software. As states finalize their boundaries,
33:58
Speaker 1: the focus has shifted to the toss up districts that
34:01
Speaker 1: will ultimately decide the balance of power in Congress, with
34:04
Speaker 1: billions and billions of dollars in potential influence on the line.
34:09
Speaker 1: The aggressive maneuvering seen today suggests that the fight for
34:12
Speaker 1: every single zip code will be settled in the courts
34:16
Speaker 1: rather than the ballot box, like they should be between you,
34:19
Speaker 1: me and voters. Right Republicans have already locked in a
34:23
Speaker 1: net plus eleven advantage across Texas, Florida, Ohio, and North Carolina,
34:28
Speaker 1: while the left has been fighting back with a massive
34:31
Speaker 1: plus five Jerry mannering in California. But it's not enough
34:34
Speaker 1: to stop the bleeding. The Democrats Hail Mary is what
34:38
Speaker 1: courts take them to court. They're desperately appealing maps in Missouri, Utah,
34:43
Speaker 1: and Virginia, hoping unelected judges will do what they can't
34:47
Speaker 1: do with the ballot box. YEA, I'm more law fair.
34:50
Speaker 1: Republican governors in states like Louisiana, Alabama, and Tennessee aren't
34:54
Speaker 1: waiting around. They've called emergency special sessions to dismantle the
34:58
Speaker 1: democrats remaining strong holds before the mid terms. The bottom line,
35:03
Speaker 1: if these court appeals fail, and they should, the GOP
35:07
Speaker 1: could walk away with maybe a ten seat bonus before
35:12
Speaker 1: a single voter walks into the booth in November. And
35:15
Speaker 1: I've always said this. The country is center right, so
35:19
Speaker 1: that would make sense if we have about a ten
35:21
Speaker 1: seat advantage wouldn't it think about your country? Do you
35:25
Speaker 1: think the majority of Americans are to the left, especially
35:28
Speaker 1: with the crazy policies they believe in Today? In House
35:32
Speaker 1: representatives decided by two or three seats, the speaker's gavel
35:35
Speaker 1: for twenty twenty seven is being one in the map room,
35:38
Speaker 1: while the left is busy holding our border security hostage. Meantime,
35:43
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court is re entering the fight over Southern
35:46
Speaker 1: redistricting as challenges in Alabama and Tennessee hit a critical point.
35:51
Speaker 1: The central question, do the new maps dilute minority voting
35:55
Speaker 1: power in violation of the voting Acts? I don't think so.
36:00
Speaker 1: Remember what Supreme Court did last week and Louisiana pause theirs.
36:04
Speaker 1: State officials say the districts follow traditional race neutral principles,
36:09
Speaker 1: while opponents argue they are clear cases of racial jerrymandering,
36:13
Speaker 1: and that's not supposed to be that way. It's supposed
36:15
Speaker 1: to be politically, you divide up the district so they're
36:18
Speaker 1: even not with race or gender or religion or any
36:22
Speaker 1: that crap. The Court's ruling could reshape the South's political landscape,
36:27
Speaker 1: and to find how much control states have overdrawing their
36:30
Speaker 1: electoral maps and That brings us to our next guest.
36:34
Speaker 1: I'm sure he wants to sound off. He's a member
36:36
Speaker 1: of the House oversit in foreign affairs committees. Tennessee Congressman
36:39
Speaker 1: Tim Burchet back on the program. Mister Tim, how are you, sir,
36:44
Speaker 1: Nice to see you.
36:45
Speaker 10: I'm great, Dan, I really enjoyed your monologue. I wish
36:48
Speaker 10: every member of Congress had about as much guts as
36:51
Speaker 10: you've got in your big toe in their entire bodies.
36:56
Speaker 10: But I'm telling you you're right. The redistrict can get
36:59
Speaker 10: fed is on. And just look at recent history what
37:02
Speaker 10: the Democrats have done, and they've done it illegally. The
37:04
Speaker 10: courts have thrown it out repeatedly. Yep, it's unbelievable. You
37:08
Speaker 10: have even northern states liberal states, forty five Republican and
37:13
Speaker 10: they have zero Republican representation. And now we're we're looking
37:19
Speaker 10: at these maps and we're trying to draw it along
37:22
Speaker 10: what is correct, what's legally right, And of course they're
37:25
Speaker 10: going to cut themselves on that race card they keep
37:28
Speaker 10: pulling out. It's getting to be a little ridiculous, Dan,
37:31
Speaker 10: and I hope we've got the guts to stick with
37:33
Speaker 10: it and not listen to the so called national media
37:37
Speaker 10: and the editorial crowd. They're never for us. The Democrats
37:41
Speaker 10: get the chance, they're going to just they'll slam the
37:43
Speaker 10: door on us. And you're correct, we lose these midterms,
37:46
Speaker 10: fit we'll have fifty two states. We'll have we'll have Washington,
37:50
Speaker 10: d c. And probably Puerto Rico. Then they'll stack the
37:54
Speaker 10: Supreme Court.
37:55
Speaker 4: And then you got to listen to what Schumer said.
37:57
Speaker 4: I mean, he didn't even it wasn't even any code.
38:00
Speaker 4: He said, we're going to do. We're going to refund
38:02
Speaker 4: all the NGOs.
38:04
Speaker 10: That's your leering center, that's your money for the Taliban,
38:07
Speaker 10: that's for all this radical nonsense. And then open the
38:11
Speaker 10: borders wide open again because that's their base. They stack
38:16
Speaker 10: the census numbers there and then they don't even you
38:20
Speaker 10: don't even vote, you're not even an American citizen, but
38:22
Speaker 10: that's that's going to be their representation, and it'll be
38:25
Speaker 10: all over Dan.
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Speaker 4: It'll be a Marxist state before we know it.
38:29
Speaker 1: It's pretty sad, pretty sad state of affairs. But that's
38:31
Speaker 1: the way we're looking. I'll tell you though, what's interesting
38:33
Speaker 1: is you look at the blue states that are going
38:36
Speaker 1: against their own independent election committees that they set up
38:42
Speaker 1: several years ago when people on the left end right,
38:44
Speaker 1: like in California and Virginia, were complaining that they didn't
38:48
Speaker 1: want all Democrats or all Republicans to choose the districts,
38:52
Speaker 1: so they appointed these independent commissions. And now blue states
38:55
Speaker 1: are literally pulling the power from those commissions. Of course,
38:59
Speaker 1: they're saying, but what we put on the ballot box,
39:01
Speaker 1: so the voter said it was okay, But the voters
39:03
Speaker 1: in Virginia and commy Fournia where I live, got lied
39:06
Speaker 1: to about the propositions and how this jerrymandering was presented.
39:10
Speaker 1: I'm glad that Florida's Governor Desantas did what he did
39:14
Speaker 1: down in Florida. Texas followed their rules. Ohio, those states
39:18
Speaker 1: are following their state constitutions. What's happening in Tennessee? I mean,
39:23
Speaker 1: I know you're in the federal government, but you obviously
39:25
Speaker 1: stay in contact with your state legislators. Being that used
39:27
Speaker 1: to be a local guy. What's happening now.
39:30
Speaker 10: I've spent sixteen years in the legislature, four years the House,
39:33
Speaker 10: in twelve in the Senate.
39:36
Speaker 4: I know somebody in all ninety five counties.
39:39
Speaker 10: Dan Honestly, I've been in that sixty four of them
39:42
Speaker 10: in the last over the last year, just speaking on
39:45
Speaker 10: the rubber chicken circuit, and they're all saying and my
39:49
Speaker 10: advice to the state of Tennessee has let them do
39:51
Speaker 10: their job.
39:52
Speaker 4: Tennessee is a fiscally responsible state.
39:55
Speaker 10: Zero dead people are It's the number one depository of
39:59
Speaker 10: U haul trucks because all these folks with funny accents
40:02
Speaker 10: from New York and California and.
40:04
Speaker 4: The rest of the country are all moving here.
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Speaker 10: They're moving here for low taxes and freedom and they
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Speaker 10: love it here. And that's I and I think our
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Speaker 10: legislature needs to pay attention to that. Our state legislature
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Speaker 10: vote under Democrat control just a few years ago redistricted
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Speaker 10: and they took out I think it was it was
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Speaker 10: over over ten elected representative Republican districts and made them
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Speaker 10: into Democrat districts and not a people was said, nobody
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Speaker 10: on the right or the left. There was no bipartisan committee.
40:37
Speaker 10: It was just done in a closed door meeting. And
40:39
Speaker 10: that's the way it used to be done. And you're correct.
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Speaker 10: These bipartisan commissions that have been put together do it
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Speaker 10: legally and do it right. Sometimes I don't agree with it,
40:48
Speaker 10: but you know what, you can't argue with that, and
40:50
Speaker 10: the and the and the truth is that they just
40:53
Speaker 10: throw all that out and that you're right. The voters
40:56
Speaker 10: have been lied to in these states, told what it is.
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Speaker 10: And you know in Brocko, Ama says they're staling your rights.
41:02
Speaker 10: So they're not staling your riots. It's what you vote for.
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Speaker 10: It's when twelve percent of population you noticed the polls.
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Speaker 10: That's what we get well, and so we better start out.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, came out because he was upset about the Scotish
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Speaker 1: ruling last week and it affects Louisiana and other states
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Speaker 1: where they literally have racially jerrymandered for decades. And the
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Speaker 1: Voting Rights Act, yes, was to make sure that everyone
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Speaker 1: at equal protection as an American voter, no matter the
41:29
Speaker 1: color of their skin. It didn't mean you draw districts
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Speaker 1: around this one's more black, this one's more white, this
41:35
Speaker 1: one's more brown. We think these are liberal people, so
41:37
Speaker 1: we'll clump them in. No, that's not how you're supposed
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Speaker 1: to read district or write up congressional maps at all
41:43
Speaker 1: tim a most out of time. But I just want
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Speaker 1: to get your take on it and let folks know,
41:46
Speaker 1: because we discussed it last week with one of your colleagues.
41:48
Speaker 1: I forget which rep, but I was opposed to it
41:51
Speaker 1: might have been you on the government bailing out Spirit Airlines,
41:55
Speaker 1: And so officially over the weekend, Spirit went belly up,
41:58
Speaker 1: bye bye and shown defie. Our transportation head was pretty
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Speaker 1: pod over the weekend about this. Matter of fact. He
42:05
Speaker 1: slammed the Biden regime because there was a merger. Jet
42:09
Speaker 1: Blue was ready to buy Spirit about what four or
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Speaker 1: five years ago, I think in twenty twenty one or
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Speaker 1: twenty two, and the Biden regime would not let it
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Speaker 1: go through. And now here we go, a discount air
42:18
Speaker 1: carrier is dead, all because they didn't want to let
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Speaker 1: the merger go through. I'm glad we didn't bail him out.
42:23
Speaker 1: This is one of your thoughts on that, Tim.
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Speaker 4: I have to agree with you. We got to quit
42:27
Speaker 4: bailing folks out.
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Speaker 10: The only bailout I've ever seen that worked was Harley Davidson,
42:31
Speaker 10: and they paid the money back.
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Speaker 4: Most bailouts are just a gift. You know that, and
42:35
Speaker 4: I know that, and that's what this had been. They
42:38
Speaker 4: were going to be.
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Speaker 10: They were going to be merged with a more profitable
42:41
Speaker 10: organization that understood the market better.
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Speaker 4: And somehow this is being blamed on Trump.
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Speaker 10: I can't I can't figure out how because it had
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Speaker 10: nothing to do with him or his Justice Department. Pocahontas
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Speaker 10: in the Senate, she was all about it and this
42:57
Speaker 10: is what you got, and this is exactly what.
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Speaker 1: You get, alrighty, Congressman birchant As. Always pleasure having you on.
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Speaker 1: Appreciate you, sir, Thank you Dan. Yep, God bless stick around.
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Speaker 1: Coming up after the break, Trump's DOJ going after the
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Speaker 1: nutbag so called educators in the state of Illinois who
43:15
Speaker 1: just can't help themselves, right, they have to keep trying
43:18
Speaker 1: to indoctrinate our kids with the fake transgender garbage. D
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Speaker 1: transitioner Chloe Cole is going to sound off on all
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Speaker 1: anywhere else. Welcome back now to the trans agenda. One
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Speaker 1: of these days, folks, hopefully I won't have to say
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Speaker 1: that ever again. But with the radical left out there, unfortunately,
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Speaker 1: the DOJ is once again doing battle with the radical
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Speaker 1: left and their indoctrination machine. Get this, They're launching a
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Speaker 1: major investigation into thirty six Illinois public school districts over
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Speaker 1: the teaching of so called gender ideology and sexual orientation
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Speaker 1: from pre K through twelfth grade. The Civil Rights Division
44:37
Speaker 1: is examining whether these districts are notifying parents of their
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Speaker 1: right to opt their kids out of this crap. Furthermore,
44:44
Speaker 1: the probile assess if the schools are limiting access to
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Speaker 1: girls sports and single sex intimate spaces like bathrooms and
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Speaker 1: locker rooms based on biological sex like they're supposed to do.
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Speaker 1: The Assistant Attorney General Harmeat Dylan has been on this
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Speaker 1: program many times. The state of the Department is determined
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Speaker 1: to prevent local authorities from keeping parents in the dark,
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Speaker 1: sighting a Supreme Court precedence that gives parents the fundamental
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Speaker 1: right to direct the child's education and upbringing. Remember that
45:16
Speaker 1: we told you a few months ago. They overturned the
45:18
Speaker 1: crap in California, setting that Presiden's you can't do it anymore.
45:22
Speaker 1: You got to call the folks. The investigation will determine
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Speaker 1: if these school districts, which receives significant state and federal
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Speaker 1: tax dollars, are adhering to Title nine and the recent
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Speaker 1: rulings on parental rights. This here we go this as
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Speaker 1: another mentally ill man pretending to be a woman is
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Speaker 1: behind bars, accused of plotting a mass casualty event at
45:49
Speaker 1: Virginia High School. This is a nineteen year old substitute
45:53
Speaker 1: teacher named Hayden Dollery and Hayden was arrested Monday on
45:58
Speaker 1: the grounds of the John Champ High School in where else,
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Speaker 1: Louden County. Of course, it was in Loudon County, Louden
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Speaker 1: in Fairfax, right next to DC folks over there in Virginia.
46:08
Speaker 1: It's where all the crazy liberals are. Authorities say a
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Speaker 1: tip submitted through the Safety Talk app alerted them to
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Speaker 1: chilling messages posted on the platform. Discord. Oh who used
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Speaker 1: that one? Oh yeah, the guy that was dating the
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Speaker 1: transgender person that shot Charlie Kirk Hey Attorney General, Hey
46:29
Speaker 1: Cash Purtel FBI. I think y'all better get on discord
46:32
Speaker 1: and start looking for killers. According to court documents, Dowry
46:36
Speaker 1: allegedly bragged about his hit list and detailed plans for
46:39
Speaker 1: a murder spree targeting students and staff. Dowry been working
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Speaker 1: as a non licensed substitute for the district for this
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Speaker 1: school year, but officials say the employment had been terminated recently.
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Speaker 1: G I wonder why cuckoo much. Dowry was booked in
46:55
Speaker 1: Louden County Adult Detention Center as a male and is
46:59
Speaker 1: currently being held without bond. Joining me now to weigh
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Speaker 1: in on what the teachers and the so called educators
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Speaker 1: are doing in Illinois and this latest example of how
47:08
Speaker 1: we are not treating the illness, the mental illness that
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Speaker 1: tells someone that they can change their gender and then
47:17
Speaker 1: doctors and shrinks and parents go along with it. And
47:20
Speaker 1: she knows a little bit about it. She is a
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Speaker 1: do No Harm patient advocate and a d transitioner herself.
47:27
Speaker 1: Chloe Cole back on Real America, Chloe, nice to see.
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Speaker 1: I want to begin with Illinois and talk about your
47:34
Speaker 1: case and what happened kind of with you your life, and
47:37
Speaker 1: we've touched on it before about social media, teachers, counselors,
47:43
Speaker 1: people are surrounding you. That you felt pressured into the
47:46
Speaker 1: transition part until your eyes were open. But just as
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Speaker 1: a d transitioner, how does it make you feel when
47:53
Speaker 1: you hear that you know you have twenty some how
47:55
Speaker 1: many school districts? Was it? Guys? These school districts literally
47:59
Speaker 1: out there trying to go be hind parents' backs. Thirty
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Speaker 1: six Thank you for that. Thirty six school districts in
48:04
Speaker 1: one state still going behind parents' backs when the Supreme
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Speaker 1: Court has ruled on this. You don't talk to kids
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Speaker 1: about changing their gender, different pronouns, different names, giving them
48:16
Speaker 1: closed in some closet to change into. You don't do it.
48:19
Speaker 1: You call the folks first. Your reaction.
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Speaker 11: Thanks for having me back on the show, Dan as
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Speaker 11: somebody who went through this as a child, who was
48:28
Speaker 11: exposed first of this idea that I was born in
48:31
Speaker 11: the wrong body by these outside influences, these adults that
48:34
Speaker 11: my mom and dad had no idea who I was
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Speaker 11: speaking to. It disgusts me that there are adults out
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Speaker 11: there who think that they can get in the way
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Speaker 11: between a parent and their child, keep secrets with them,
48:45
Speaker 11: not inform the parent that they are exposing their child
48:47
Speaker 11: to a dangerous ideology that tells them that infringes upon
48:50
Speaker 11: their inocense by first telling them that they are sexual beings,
48:54
Speaker 11: that they are perfectly capable of making adult decisions such
48:58
Speaker 11: as attempting a sex change, and that they are born
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Speaker 11: in the wrong body, And by keeping the parent out
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Speaker 11: of the picture, they're infringing upon their right to raise
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Speaker 11: their children, to keep them safe, to be empowered by
49:08
Speaker 11: knowing what they're being exposed to, and opt them.
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Speaker 1: Out of it. Yeah, it's pretty disgusting that they continue this,
49:15
Speaker 1: especially after President Trump and his administration is specifically pointed
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Speaker 1: out title nine. You keep boys out of girls sports
49:24
Speaker 1: and both girls out of boys, boys out of girls.
49:26
Speaker 1: It should be separated by your biological sex, not what's
49:30
Speaker 1: going on up here. And when educators keep trying to
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Speaker 1: go behind the backs of parents and now behind the
49:35
Speaker 1: Supreme Court, I got a problem with that. But let's
49:37
Speaker 1: tackle this substitute teacher from the wacky Louden County, Virginia area.
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Speaker 1: You know, I got an article in front of me, Chloe,
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Speaker 1: it's pretty staggering. This dropped in February of this year,
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Speaker 1: and it talks about the disproportionate numbers of shooters in
49:52
Speaker 1: this country transgender versus straight normal, right, And this article
49:57
Speaker 1: is interesting, at least twelve times their share of the
50:01
Speaker 1: population just in twenty twenty four. When I look at
50:03
Speaker 1: this numbers from I think they've been tracking since twenty eighteen.
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Speaker 1: And when you look at derret Is, there's the chart
50:10
Speaker 1: look at the number of active shooters that were trans
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Speaker 1: and I look at just the numbers, right, there's allegedly
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Speaker 1: two hundred and seventy six thousand, almost three hundred thousand
50:18
Speaker 1: in the state of California alone. And the majority of
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Speaker 1: trans people are either in Minnesota, New Mexico, Massachusetts, I
50:25
Speaker 1: believe in California. Those are the top four or five
50:27
Speaker 1: states that I saw. And what are they all have
50:29
Speaker 1: in common? Virginia's one of them. They're all blue, They're
50:31
Speaker 1: all Democrat. Run go figure, right, Chloe.
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Speaker 11: I mean, these figures really come as no surprise considering
50:39
Speaker 11: that this is a population of people who are very
50:43
Speaker 11: mentally illn And that's not to say that everybody who
50:45
Speaker 11: is suffering from mental illness or even with transgenderism, is
50:49
Speaker 11: a school shooter or a mass shooter. Of course, it's
50:51
Speaker 11: of course obviously untrue. But the problem here is that
50:56
Speaker 11: we are not tackling the real issue these men and
51:00
Speaker 11: women are struggling with exactly these doctors, these psychologists, rather
51:05
Speaker 11: than looking at the underlying problems and often trauma and
51:08
Speaker 11: mental health issues that leads to the feelings of distress
51:12
Speaker 11: around their sex and then eventually that violence not just
51:15
Speaker 11: affecting themselves but other people around them. We're telling them, actually,
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Speaker 11: everything you believe about yourself is true. You were born
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Speaker 11: the wrong body. The only way to fix yourself is
51:25
Speaker 11: by going down this experimental route of medicine that will
51:27
Speaker 11: worsen your mental health and physical health issues. And we
51:30
Speaker 11: cannot be surprised when we have these outcomes, of these
51:33
Speaker 11: outbursts happening, these people who are not getting real help.
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Speaker 1: Amen, we got to help them. The problem is you've
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Speaker 1: got ninety nine percent of the mainstream media and nine
51:42
Speaker 1: nine percent of the damn elected Democrat officials out there
51:44
Speaker 1: telling them it's fine, while doctors and shrinks keep telling
51:47
Speaker 1: the parents it's a must or they'll hurt themselves. Then
51:49
Speaker 1: they end up doing it and then down the road
51:51
Speaker 1: they want to d trends where they're so messed up
51:53
Speaker 1: they take their own lives or they go take other
51:55
Speaker 1: lives before they take their own lives. It's it's a
51:58
Speaker 1: vicious cycle. Chloe is always with Thank you so much
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Speaker 1: for sharing your story and speaking out. Thank you, God
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Speaker 1: bless you.
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Speaker 11: Thank you so much for having me back on the show.
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Speaker 1: Of course, and that does it for another edition of
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