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12/2/25 -- Dan Ball W/ Rep. Brandon Gill, Tommy Robinson, John Rich, Bob Bianchi, Lt. Col. Robert Maginnis. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America Tonight the liberal media Ghetchley
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Speaker 1: gets one kind of right, defending finally our Secretary of
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Speaker 1: War Hegseth in the lawful destruction of Narco terrorists and
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Speaker 1: their poison on the high seas. We'll dive into that one.
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Speaker 1: Plus the global Intofada coming to a city near you.
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Speaker 1: Not radical Islamists, Muslims hell bent on conquering this country
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Speaker 1: and the world. It's probably too late for a lot
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Speaker 1: of European countries, but there's still time to save America.
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Speaker 1: We'll have a brit join us with that huge warning,
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Speaker 1: and DH Secretary Christy Nolan declares, enough's enough, calling for
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Speaker 1: a full ban on nations flooding the US with their
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Speaker 1: killers and their leeches and the people that are entitled
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Speaker 1: to our money. I'm dan Ball and Real America starts
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Speaker 1: right now.
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Speaker 2: As I've said, I'll say again, We've only just begun
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Speaker 2: striking Narco boat and putting Narco terrorists at the bottom
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Speaker 2: of the ocean because they've been poisoning the American people.
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Speaker 3: And Joe Biden tried to approach it with kid gloves.
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Speaker 1: Secretary of War Pete Heggs, f flanked by our commander
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Speaker 1: in chief, President Donald J. Trump, doubling down on eradicating
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Speaker 1: poisonous drugs coming into our country. What's the problem with that? Oh,
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Speaker 1: the media and the Democrat Party can't handle it. White
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Speaker 1: House Press Secretary Caroline Levit, addressing the recent controversy involving
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Speaker 1: a second strike on a suspected drug boat back on
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Speaker 1: September second in the Caribbean, Levitt confirmed that the Navy
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Speaker 1: Vice Admiral Frank Mitch Bradley ordered that second strike on
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Speaker 1: the vessel after the initial strike didn't get the job done.
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Speaker 1: It didn't kill all the bad guys, and it didn't
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Speaker 1: sink the boat. And the Secretary of War and our
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Speaker 1: commander in chief said that this admiral acted within his
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Speaker 1: authority to eliminate an imminent threat to the United States
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Speaker 1: period full stop. Hag Sev authorized Bradley to conduct the
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Speaker 1: original strike, but wasn't in the room to directly say, yeah,
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Speaker 1: hit it again. But they're defending this admiral as they should,
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Speaker 1: as an American hero. He followed the law, he followed
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Speaker 1: international law, and he's stopping Americans from being poisoned by
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Speaker 1: these drugs. Of course, leave it to the worthless rag
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Speaker 1: known as the Washington Compost. To try and twist the
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Speaker 1: truth regarding that strike, WAPPO falsely reported that Pete haig
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Speaker 1: Seth ordered the military to quote kill them all on
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Speaker 1: a second strike. You're right, that didn't happen. Secretary Hegseeth
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Speaker 1: and the Trump administration denied that report, calling it fake
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Speaker 1: news right off the bat. Well, guess what I can't
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Speaker 1: be I'm saying this. The New York Times then reported,
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Speaker 1: based on five anonymous US officials, that that's not what
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Speaker 1: went down. He wasn't in the room, saying hit him again,
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Speaker 1: kill them all, screw them didn't happen. For the New
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Speaker 1: York Times, the commander, Admiral Bradley ordered the follow up strike.
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Speaker 1: Hegzeth did not give any further orders. The commander viewed
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Speaker 1: the survivors of legitimate targets, okay, because they called, they
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Speaker 1: could have called in for backup, so you take them out.
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Speaker 1: According to the town Hall and other legitimate publications, New
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Speaker 1: York Times report pretty much exonerates, Yeah, the Admiral heg
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Speaker 1: Zeth and the President, and this was slander. I think
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Speaker 1: they should sue them. And I don't like sealing, but
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Speaker 1: sue that piece of trash paper.
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Speaker 3: This is called the fog of war. This is what
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Speaker 3: you and the press don't understand. You sit in your
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Speaker 3: air conditioned offices.
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Speaker 1: Are up on Capitol Hill and.
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Speaker 3: You knit pick and you plant fake stories in the
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Speaker 3: Washington Post about kill everybody, phrases on anonymous sources, not
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Speaker 3: based in anything, not based in any truth at all,
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Speaker 3: and then you want to throw up really irresponsible terms
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Speaker 3: about American heroes, about the judgment that they made.
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Speaker 4: I wrote a whole book on.
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Speaker 3: This topic because of what politicians.
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Speaker 1: And the press does to war fighters.
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Speaker 3: President Trump has empowered commanders, commanders to do what is necessary,
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Speaker 3: which is dark and difficult things the dead of night
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Speaker 3: on behalf.
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Speaker 1: Of the American people amen, joining us now with more
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Speaker 1: insight into these bogus allegations of a possible war crime.
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Speaker 1: And he would know because he's a former instructor at
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Speaker 1: the US Army War College. He teaches our young officers,
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Speaker 1: or he did how to conduct war. He's a president
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Speaker 1: beginning strategy LLC retired to a Colonel Robert McGinnis back
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Speaker 1: on the program, Colonel, I'm gonna keep this real simple
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Speaker 1: and easy, Okay. Is this a war crime? Or is
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Speaker 1: this a legitimate strike on a designated terror group.
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Speaker 5: Article two gives President Trump the right to defend this country.
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Speaker 5: The questions that were raised by Pete Hegseth there about
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Speaker 5: the fog of war are very true. You know, at sea,
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Speaker 5: when you're fine from either a drone or from a
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Speaker 5: F eighteen, you're looking at a target as a point
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Speaker 5: in the middle of a vast ocean. You don't know
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Speaker 5: what it is, specifically, how many bodies are aboard, what
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Speaker 5: the cargo is, But you're relying upon the intelligence you'd
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Speaker 5: be giving. So they struck it, and apparently the ISR
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Speaker 5: indicated that it was not sunk, and therefore Admiral Bradley
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Speaker 5: said strike it again. Those are pretty typical rules of
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Speaker 5: engagement anywhere in the battlefield, whether it's in the air
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Speaker 5: or on the sea or on land. And so the
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Speaker 5: idea that anyone would accuse Hegseth of you some of
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Speaker 5: the things that were reported is just out right right outlandish.
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Speaker 5: I've been in many, many over a quarter of a
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Speaker 5: century in the Pentagon with secretaries and senior officers making tough,
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Speaker 5: tough decisions. They don't speak like that, and you certainly
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Speaker 5: don't allow The Washington Post and the New York Times
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Speaker 5: to have somebody sitting in the back corner. You know,
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Speaker 5: those people that go to those meetings are highly vetted
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Speaker 5: and they're not going to go out and spill their
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Speaker 5: beans to reporters about what they saw. That just doesn't happen.
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Speaker 5: So this is more fantasy land than anything else.
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Speaker 1: You know what this reminds me of. I want to
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Speaker 1: go back, oh about four years in a few months
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Speaker 1: to August twenty six with the debacle exit in Afghanistan
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Speaker 1: that Joe Biden and his generals and colonels ordered, and
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Speaker 1: three days later they did a drone strike, and we
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Speaker 1: don't have to play this clip, it's long. I don't
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Speaker 1: want to hear Senator Kelly talk anyway, because he's talked
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Speaker 1: enough to last week about don't follow illegal, unlawful orders.
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Speaker 1: We know what you're trying to do undermine President Trump's
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Speaker 1: authority in PETE. So I'm not even going to give
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Speaker 1: Senator Kelly, a veteran who should know better, airtime. But
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Speaker 1: do you remember when Joe did a drone strike and
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Speaker 1: hit a car and it was filled with ten people
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Speaker 1: in water bottles, But we were told those were the
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Speaker 1: guys that blew up our boys and girls at the
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Speaker 1: air base in Afghanistan during the exit. Well, there was
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Speaker 1: a hearing. You can roll the video just as video guys.
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Speaker 1: There was a hearing and Senator Kelly was hammering general
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Speaker 1: who was in charge of this mission. Nobody used the
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Speaker 1: term war crime when we found out that the Biden
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Speaker 1: regime killed ten people, seven of them were kids, in
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Speaker 1: an accidental drone strike. There's the video from September twenty fourth,
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty one, twenty eighth. Pardon me, so what gives
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Speaker 1: That's not a war crime when you screw up and
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Speaker 1: kill ten innocent people trying to bring water to people
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Speaker 1: in Afghanistan, but killing known drug dealers where we've got
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Speaker 1: intelligence people on the ground in Venezuela, we've got people
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Speaker 1: out in the ocean, we got drones, we got satellites.
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Speaker 1: We know they're drug boats. They are now NARCO terrorists designated.
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Speaker 1: That's not a war crime. Give me a break, Yeah,
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Speaker 1: final wording up that.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, Dan, I can help that a bit. Under Barack Obama,
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Speaker 5: there are hundreds of strikes to include against US citizens abroad,
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Speaker 5: and no war crime was alleged. And so you know,
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Speaker 5: we need to be very careful. Having done a very
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Speaker 5: sensitive investigations for the Secretary at the Pentagon, I can
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Speaker 5: tell you the first report is seldom right, and you
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Speaker 5: have to dig into it till you get all the
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Speaker 5: extenuating circumstances, and then cooler heads will make an assessment
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Speaker 5: as to what was done and what wasn't done. And
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Speaker 5: I suspect that our suspicions that the good Senator from
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Speaker 5: Arizona is exaggerating what he understands and what was unfortunately
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Speaker 5: reported probably as a fairy tale by a certain news outlet,
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Speaker 5: that we need to be careful about these things. Human
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Speaker 5: lives are important, our credibility is important. As an international player.
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Speaker 1: Yes, and you can't put doubt in the minds of
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Speaker 1: the soldiers, airman, marines that are out there doing the job.
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Speaker 1: And Kelly should know better, but he's worrying more about politics.
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Speaker 1: I have a feeling he's going to run for president
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Speaker 1: in twenty eight That's why he's out in front of
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Speaker 1: this acting like it's a big deal and Trump did
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Speaker 1: something wrong. It's all politics and it's bs and it's
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Speaker 1: going to get people killed. They need to shut their
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Speaker 1: mouths retitreal. Tenant Colonel Robert McGinnis, Thank you for the insight.
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Speaker 1: Appreciate you. Thanks Dan Yep coming up the latest on
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Speaker 1: a difficult and dangerous job, but it's getting done thanks
11:39
Speaker 1: to brave men and women of ICE, CBP, the National
11:42
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Speaker 1: four years. You heard me talking about it. Wide open borders,
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Speaker 1: the botched Afghanistan withdrawal, which then they allowed thousands of
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Speaker 1: Afghans un to walk right in or fly right in
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Speaker 1: day before Thanksgiving in that shooting near the White House. Wolf,
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Speaker 1: year old specialist Sarah Bextrom with the West Virginia Army
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Speaker 1: National Guard died from her injuries in that ambush style attack.
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Speaker 1: And guess what you already know. The gunman a twenty
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Speaker 1: nine year old Ramulah Lanka Wall whatever the hell his
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Speaker 1: name is, I really don't care, Okay. He was welcomed
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Speaker 1: in four years ago under the Biden regime in that
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Speaker 1: whole operation Allies Welcome. It's now believed he became radicalized
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Speaker 1: not in his home country of Afghanistan, but when he
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Speaker 1: moved to Washington State and hung out with a bunch
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Speaker 1: of radical left wing liberals and more Muslims who hate
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Speaker 1: this country. Now, new details surfacing regarding the years leading
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Speaker 1: up to the murderous attack last week. This man, this animal,
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Speaker 1: Now that's a derogatory comment to animals, this piece of
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Speaker 1: human escrement. How's that? Described by neighbors and committee members
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Speaker 1: as quote not functional as a person, a father, or
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Speaker 1: a provider. When he quit his job back in twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty three and started acting radical hmm. There's even reports
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Speaker 1: that he suffered manic episodes and periods of quote dark isolation. Hmm.
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Speaker 1: He had problems assimilating in Bellingham, Washington. Really, neighbors openly
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Speaker 1: worried about his potential for even self harm. They didn't
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Speaker 1: know what this guy was going to do next. Department
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Speaker 1: of Insecurity Secretary Christy Noome declaring that enough's enough, calling
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Speaker 1: for a full ban on nations flooding the US with
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Speaker 1: killers and leeches and people sucking off of our federal
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Speaker 1: tax dollars. Taking to social media, nom wrote this, Our
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Speaker 1: forefathers built this nation on blood, sweat, and the unyielding
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Speaker 1: love of freedom. Not for four invaders to slaughter our heroes,
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Speaker 1: suck dry our hard earned tax dollars, or snatch the
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Speaker 1: benefits that are owed to Americans. We don't want them,
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Speaker 1: not one. And I'm gonna throw up a tweet as
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Speaker 1: that I bring our next guest on, bring it up
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Speaker 1: if you would, guys, because this one really struck me.
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Speaker 1: After the shooting, Texas Congressman Brandon Gill, after we learned
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Speaker 1: that the Afghan national screamed Allah akbar as he was
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Speaker 1: shooting our two guard members posted how many times do
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Speaker 1: we have to hear a la akbar in America before
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Speaker 1: we recognize Islam is a problem? I concur so joining
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Speaker 1: us now. He sits on the House Judiciary and Oversight committees.
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Speaker 1: Texas Congressman and my friend Brandon Gill back on the program. Brandon,
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Speaker 1: it's so nice to see you. And can I just say,
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Speaker 1: my brother, thank you for having the guts to post
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Speaker 1: something like that and not worry about the name calling
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Speaker 1: that you're racist, Islamophobic, xenophobic. No, you're telling the truth.
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Speaker 1: Islam cannot work in America, period. Take it away, sir.
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Speaker 7: Well, you're right, and I think that their reality is
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Speaker 7: that not all cultures are equal. That's a fundamental truth
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Speaker 7: that we have to be able to say boldly and straightforwardly.
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Speaker 7: And the reality is that different cultures are compatible with
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Speaker 7: different governing systems, and in the United States we have
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Speaker 7: certain constitutional rights. Among them are the freedom of speech,
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Speaker 7: the freedom of religion, and the reality is that the
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Speaker 7: tenets of Islam as a political ideology or incompatible with
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Speaker 7: our constitutional system. That's right, Islam is an ideology, is
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Speaker 7: a very different conception of freedom of religion, a very
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Speaker 7: different conception of the separation of mosque and state, very
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Speaker 7: different conception of freedom of speech.
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Speaker 8: And we have to recognize that.
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Speaker 7: And whenever we're thinking about our immigration policy, it ought
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Speaker 7: to reflect the truth that not all cultures are equal,
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Speaker 7: and we need to be able to preserve our nation
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Speaker 7: and our culture so that our children and grandchildren can
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Speaker 7: inherit it.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and I'll add their ideology on women, on gays,
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Speaker 1: on all sorts of things does not coalesce with America
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Speaker 1: and our constitution. A couple things I wanted to highlight
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Speaker 1: real quick and get your take on. The Department of
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Speaker 1: State now paused the visa program for all Afghans since
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Speaker 1: this shooting. I command the president for that in the
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Speaker 1: State Department. In Marco Rubio, President Trump also announcing that
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Speaker 1: they're now going to re examine every single Afghan who
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Speaker 1: entered after that debacle exit thanks to the Joe Biden regime.
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Speaker 1: I would take that a step further, and I would
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Speaker 1: start investigating every single visa for every member of a
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Speaker 1: Muslim country who's been in this nation for the last
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Speaker 1: ten years, because any one of them could get radicalized
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Speaker 1: and try to go do something like this Siko did
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Speaker 1: to our Guard members last week. Would you support something
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Speaker 1: like that. I'm talking about going through all of them
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Speaker 1: and if they've got a blemish where they're hating on
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Speaker 1: America or they're talking to the Muslim brotherhood, kick them
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Speaker 1: out period.
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Speaker 7: We certainly need to evaluate who the Biden administration in
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Speaker 7: particular has led into our communities. You know, if you
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Speaker 7: think of Islamic terrorism in the United States, just ask
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Speaker 7: yourself how long has it been here. The reality is
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Speaker 7: that Islamic terrorism is not native to the United States.
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Speaker 7: It certainly didn't come into America on the Mayflower. It's
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Speaker 7: something that is largely alien to American history. Islamic terrorism
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Speaker 7: is something that has been that started in the United
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Speaker 7: States really in only the past couple decades, and it
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Speaker 7: started here because of deliberate immigration policies that allowed radical
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Speaker 7: Islamists to come into our country. And this Afghan visa
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Speaker 7: program is one of them. You know, Afghanistan is a
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Speaker 7: part of the globe, but it is probably the most
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Speaker 7: backward part of the globe. This is a portion of
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Speaker 7: the world, a region of the world where pederastic rape
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Speaker 7: is considered culturally acceptable, where women are chattel. And how
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Speaker 7: in the world does it benefit the American people to
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Speaker 7: bring people from Afghanistan or from those parts of the
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Speaker 7: world into our communities. It doesn't. It simply does not.
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Speaker 7: In everybody knows it. And that's what we need to
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Speaker 7: hammer home is that our immigration policy ought to reflect
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Speaker 7: the values and the priorities and the interests of the
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Speaker 7: American people, and for a long time it hasn't.
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Speaker 1: Yes, thirty seconds left has got a touch on the
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Speaker 1: Somalia thing. A billion dollars or more stolen under Governor
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Speaker 1: Wallas's watch. The mayor there, Fry, who now all of
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Speaker 1: a sudden speak Somalian, sticking up for the Somalians. The
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Speaker 1: police chief there saying, if Ice comes looking for you,
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Speaker 1: call us, we'll intervene. This city has fallen. And I
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Speaker 1: hope I see the House panel now launching a probe
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Speaker 1: into what happened there. I hope to God some heads roll.
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Speaker 1: A few seconds left. I know you want to weigh
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Speaker 1: in on what went down in Minneapolis over the last
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Speaker 1: few years.
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Speaker 7: Absolutely, listen, you can't have both open borders and a
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Speaker 7: welfare state. Democrats tried to have both. But the reality
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Speaker 7: here is cultural. Once again, it's that we've brought in
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Speaker 7: people from parts of the globe where that sort of
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Speaker 7: governmental corruption, that sort of method of dealing with authorities,
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Speaker 7: this much more common in Somalia than it is in
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Speaker 7: the United States, and we do not want those values.
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Speaker 8: Here in America anywhere, full stop.
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Speaker 7: There's nothing that benefits the American people in terms of
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Speaker 7: bringing in massive numbers of Somalians.
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Speaker 1: Texas Congressman Brandon gil thank you for being brave and
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Speaker 1: bold and speaking the truth.
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Speaker 8: Thank you, Congress thanks for having me.
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Speaker 1: Of course, straight ahead, we'll keep the conversation going about
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Speaker 1: this threat in America, which in my opinion is Islam
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Speaker 1: and the radical takeover of communities, cities, governments by these
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Speaker 1: foreigners who want to change the fabric of America. UK
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Speaker 1: activist Tommy Robinson will be back with a warning for
19:31
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Speaker 9: The c PHOTO Organization can lobby, can fight legislation, can
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Speaker 9: propose legislation, and can mobilize people to get legislation at
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Speaker 1: How many times do I have to keep telling you, folks,
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Speaker 1: did you hear what he said? Take them seriously. The
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Speaker 1: leadership of CARE, which is the Council on American Islamic Relations,
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Speaker 1: now telling Muslim Americans to get politically organized by building
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Speaker 1: new lobbying groups, establishing tax exempt social welfare nonprofit groups,
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Speaker 1: and even form super packs so they can pour millions,
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Speaker 1: probably billions into our elections so they can then transform America.
22:47
Speaker 1: He said it. I'm not putting words in boy's mouth here.
22:50
Speaker 1: They want American Muslims to fully mobilize, lobby, vote big
22:55
Speaker 1: money so they can influence US policy and change it.
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Speaker 1: This is ICE launched a campaign arresting illegal aliens in Dearborn, Michigan.
23:04
Speaker 1: Thank god, you better arrest thousands of them. There rows
23:07
Speaker 1: and rows of ICE vehicles spotted on roads outside the
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Speaker 1: city just in the last week or so, the arrest
23:13
Speaker 1: following FBI busted Islamic terror plot in Dearborn at the
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Speaker 1: end of October that was tied to that Halloween terrorist
23:20
Speaker 1: act we told you about FBI Director Cash Ptel announcing
23:22
Speaker 1: the bureau thwarted that attack and arrested multiple suspects during
23:27
Speaker 1: the holiday weekend. But now they're back. They should be
23:30
Speaker 1: Muslims marching in Dearborn, Michigan over the weekend. I showed
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Speaker 1: you this clip last night. I'm gonna show you again.
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Speaker 1: Share it with your friends, especially if you live in Michigan.
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Speaker 1: There's a Muslim on the streets of America screaming they
23:42
Speaker 1: wanted into fodder revolution, a revolution. You know why they
23:46
Speaker 1: were out screaming, burning flags in Philadelphia, acting crazy in
23:50
Speaker 1: Houston and Minneapolis because they were proud that an Afghan national,
23:54
Speaker 1: a Muslim, shouted a la Akbar when they shot two
23:58
Speaker 1: of our National Guard troops last week right before Thanksgiving
24:02
Speaker 1: in our nation's capital. And if you're set here, going Dan,
24:05
Speaker 1: why A you're getting so upset? Why aren't you so
24:08
Speaker 1: upset my American patriots? Look at Philadelphia, masked up pro
24:15
Speaker 1: Palestinians burning American flags, waving their flag in the city
24:19
Speaker 1: of brotherly love. A sick display from these people who
24:24
Speaker 1: aren't here to assimilate. They're here to conquer America. That's
24:27
Speaker 1: their plan. And no, I'm not being Islamophobic or xenophobic
24:31
Speaker 1: or any races. Shut up with that crap. President Trump
24:35
Speaker 1: taking swift action, but I think he needs to take
24:37
Speaker 1: more personally. Mister President, if you're watching the show, I
24:40
Speaker 1: know you do sometimes. Can you take more action against
24:44
Speaker 1: the Islamic takeover of our beloved republic? Now he has
24:49
Speaker 1: implemented an executive order targeting the Muslim Brotherhood chapters as
24:53
Speaker 1: terror groups. Now initiating designations for those Muslim Brotherhood groups
24:57
Speaker 1: in Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, and elsewhere there's sanctions. He's going
25:01
Speaker 1: to cut off resources. Great, I think there needs to
25:03
Speaker 1: be more because there's weak need leaders all over Europe,
25:07
Speaker 1: all over Canada, Mexico, Australia, you name it. They ignored
25:10
Speaker 1: it for decades, and now the proofs in the pudding.
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Speaker 1: What are they facing in those countries. Thanks to years
25:16
Speaker 1: and years of spineless leaders who said this is all
25:19
Speaker 1: about multiculturism, let's open the borders and let them in.
25:23
Speaker 1: It'll be fine, Islamic radicals have now burrowed into the
25:28
Speaker 1: heart of the West in our schools, our universities, our unions,
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Speaker 1: our charities, and yes, political parties, the Democrat Party in London, Paris, Brussels, Berlin, Toronto, Sydney,
25:42
Speaker 1: you name it. Christians and Jews have to hide if
25:45
Speaker 1: they see a big group of Muslims. Berlin's top cop
25:49
Speaker 1: straight up warns Jews and days to conceal their identities
25:53
Speaker 1: if they're in quote heavy Arab zones to dodge any attacks.
25:59
Speaker 1: You're telling innocent people to dodge the bad guys. Oh
26:04
Speaker 1: my gosh. On the opening night of the Christmas Market
26:08
Speaker 1: in Brussels, look at this. The celebrations interrupted by a
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Speaker 1: group of Muslims who enter the market start burning smoke
26:15
Speaker 1: things and waving their flags and then setting off fires. Families, children, confused, scared,
26:21
Speaker 1: had to flee the scene. For their safety. The incident
26:24
Speaker 1: part of a broader wave of pro Muslim and Palestinian
26:27
Speaker 1: demonstrations across Europe over the last week. These cutthroat thugs
26:33
Speaker 1: are coming to your town if they're not already there.
26:35
Speaker 1: So please, again, my fellow Americans, wake the hell up,
26:41
Speaker 1: but don't take my word for it. Joining me out
26:44
Speaker 1: to talk about what's happening across the pond over the
26:46
Speaker 1: last decade or so, as it pertains to Muslims taking
26:50
Speaker 1: over entire communities, neighborhoods, in some cases cities and city governments,
26:55
Speaker 1: ushering in their Sharia law and their customs, destroying the history,
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Speaker 1: the culture, the nation's fabric. Think about it. If you're
27:03
Speaker 1: a brit if you're French, if you're German, forget about it.
27:07
Speaker 1: He's a conservative activist, an independent journalist, and he has
27:10
Speaker 1: been raising the warning flags and alarm bells for years.
27:14
Speaker 1: Tommy Robinson back on the program, Tommy, nice to see you. Sorry,
27:18
Speaker 1: I'm getting a little heated, but man, you know, five
27:21
Speaker 1: years ago, I'm just reporting about this crap over in
27:24
Speaker 1: your country. Now, in the last five years, they're in
27:28
Speaker 1: every major city across our country, burning our flag, saying
27:32
Speaker 1: death to America trying to usher in their culture, their
27:35
Speaker 1: sharial law. It doesn't jive with Judeo Christian faith in
27:39
Speaker 1: our nation and definitely not our constitution. Welcome Tommy Dan.
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Speaker 10: You've got nothing to be sorry for you.
27:46
Speaker 4: How refreshing it was to hear a mainstream news broadcast
27:48
Speaker 4: to speak the way you've spoken, give the truths and
27:50
Speaker 4: honesty the way you've give it.
27:52
Speaker 10: In the UK, we couldn't have this conversation.
27:54
Speaker 1: I get interested.
27:55
Speaker 4: It took us two decades to get to this point.
27:57
Speaker 4: It took us twenty years. I started my activism in
28:00
Speaker 4: two thousand and nine. I'm from a town called Luton,
28:02
Speaker 4: thirty miles north of London. When I was born in
28:04
Speaker 4: nineteen eighty two, there was one mosque. Now there's forty five.
28:08
Speaker 4: So your audience understand the change in demographics. White English
28:12
Speaker 4: are a minority. I don't talk about what I've read
28:15
Speaker 4: or talk about what I've experienced.
28:16
Speaker 10: It's not I've seen it.
28:18
Speaker 4: I've seen the attack on freedom, the decay of freedom,
28:20
Speaker 4: the destruction of the town, the hostility, the violence, the rape,
28:24
Speaker 4: the g had kids I went to school with, went
28:26
Speaker 4: to five for isis that I'm from that town? So
28:29
Speaker 4: when we talk about terrorism, g had the CIA named Luton.
28:33
Speaker 4: My hometown is the epicenter of terrorism for Europe.
28:36
Speaker 10: That's my hometown. So I have seen this.
28:38
Speaker 4: I first come to the United States of America in
28:40
Speaker 4: twenty ten and gave a speech called a Warning to America.
28:44
Speaker 10: Okay, that was a warning to America in New York.
28:47
Speaker 4: And what I wanted to warn you of was the
28:48
Speaker 4: problems that come with mass immigration and Islamic immigration.
28:52
Speaker 10: America, brace yourselves. I heard you talk.
28:55
Speaker 4: I heard for years I listened to Americans talk about
28:58
Speaker 4: Hispanic and Mixican immigrate.
29:00
Speaker 10: And as I listened, I thought, You've.
29:01
Speaker 4: Got no idea, guys, Yeah, give us Mexicans, man, we
29:05
Speaker 4: want some Mexicans. We've had Pakistani Somalis, Afghanese Syrians, the
29:10
Speaker 4: two cultures.
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Speaker 10: You're mixing oil and water. Now, as you said about
29:14
Speaker 10: your constitution, this is nothing new.
29:16
Speaker 4: The European Court of Human Rights done an in depth
29:19
Speaker 4: study in two thousand and seven into sharia law and
29:22
Speaker 4: found that it is incompatible with Western democracy and freedom
29:27
Speaker 4: from women. This is two thousand and seven, So the
29:30
Speaker 4: European Court of Human Rights, all the European countries have
29:33
Speaker 4: known for nearly two decades.
29:35
Speaker 10: What they're mixing is not going to work. So your
29:37
Speaker 10: audience are aware.
29:39
Speaker 4: In the UK we have forty thousand British Muslims on
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Speaker 4: a terror watch list. Three thousand of them are monitored
29:45
Speaker 4: twenty four days, seven days a week.
29:47
Speaker 10: That cost US nine billion pounds a year.
29:50
Speaker 4: Your government have invited thirty thousands Biden brought in thirty
29:54
Speaker 4: thousand Afghanis. Afghanis are twenty two times more likely to
29:58
Speaker 4: be involved in rape than any other nationality in the UK.
30:02
Speaker 10: Why an even coming in you know your recent attack.
30:05
Speaker 4: I went back and found rape cases from Afghans welcomed
30:09
Speaker 4: in by Biden, raping women, raping children, murdering police officers.
30:13
Speaker 4: So what happened last week with the attack on your
30:16
Speaker 4: two national guards is nothing new. It should have been expected.
30:19
Speaker 4: This is just what you've seen in the last couple
30:22
Speaker 4: of weeks. What you're seeing in Michigan. All of these
30:24
Speaker 4: things are like the trailer for a movie. It hasn't
30:28
Speaker 4: even started yet. You have welcomed in people who are
30:31
Speaker 4: so intent on the destruction and overthrow of democracy to
30:35
Speaker 4: replace it with a supremacist Islamic ideology. And when we
30:39
Speaker 4: talk about like the problem you have is. Your government
30:42
Speaker 4: or our government may only want to address a violent jihat,
30:46
Speaker 4: but care and these groups, which are fronts for the
30:49
Speaker 4: Muslim brotherhood, have exactly the same goal as the violent jihadis.
30:53
Speaker 4: They have the same end goal. These believe in violence
30:56
Speaker 4: to get there. These believes in infiltrating every single every
31:00
Speaker 4: single society, every system. They will use democracy to end democracy,
31:04
Speaker 4: and they're on their way to doing it. They've took
31:06
Speaker 4: New York, that's the first to fall. Many of your
31:09
Speaker 4: cities are going to fall now. The reality is the
31:12
Speaker 4: birth rate. You see how quick it can happen. And
31:14
Speaker 4: you see the Democrat Party they're looking at their next
31:17
Speaker 4: generation of voters. And I'll give you an example of
31:19
Speaker 4: this year and how this how they will get so
31:22
Speaker 4: much power.
31:23
Speaker 10: In my hometown of Luton.
31:25
Speaker 4: Twenty thirteen, I looked at a demographic growth forecast predicted
31:30
Speaker 4: for the next seventeen years, and from twenty thirteen to
31:33
Speaker 4: twenty and thirty, the Bangladeshi and Pakistani community was going
31:37
Speaker 4: to increase by seventy to seventy seven percent, the white
31:42
Speaker 4: and black community by.
31:43
Speaker 10: One point two to one point four.
31:45
Speaker 4: So all of these problems you've got all of them
31:47
Speaker 4: that you've brought in the birth.
31:49
Speaker 10: Rate forty eight.
31:50
Speaker 4: Mosts have been opening in the last two years in
31:52
Speaker 4: Texas forty eight. The mosques are not where they go
31:57
Speaker 4: to pray, their command and control centers for the community
32:00
Speaker 4: they are going to. And I can't believe Care have
32:03
Speaker 4: not been banned, prescribed, stopped because they openly I've been
32:07
Speaker 4: looking at Care for years and Joe, what many people
32:08
Speaker 4: may not know. I look at some citizen journalists. Laura
32:12
Speaker 4: Luma is a fierce fighter for truth. Yeah, some people
32:15
Speaker 4: give her a hard time. I think she's brave, She's courageous.
32:18
Speaker 4: You know she can't tell you this, but Care have
32:21
Speaker 4: got a gagging order on her. She has been talking
32:23
Speaker 4: about that organization for a decade. She has been trying
32:26
Speaker 4: to warn America about that group.
32:27
Speaker 10: What they do. Care have seventy attorneys work for them.
32:30
Speaker 4: They lawyer up, They have bottomless pits of money, and
32:33
Speaker 4: they use lawfare to.
32:34
Speaker 10: Silence any critics. So Laura lum is gagged by Care.
32:38
Speaker 4: She is silenced because they were going to take her home,
32:41
Speaker 4: take everything she owns, leave her with nothing. This is
32:44
Speaker 4: how they operate. And they have openlesso, bottomless pits of money.
32:49
Speaker 4: If you think the uprising after October seventh, in every
32:52
Speaker 4: university across the West that was funded by guitar. We
32:57
Speaker 4: have proxy armies on the streets of the United States,
33:00
Speaker 4: on the streets.
33:00
Speaker 10: And I just look at America and when I.
33:04
Speaker 4: Come there in twenty ten, my speech said, I wish
33:08
Speaker 4: someone come to my town thirty years ago, and I
33:11
Speaker 4: wish someone said this is what they're going to do,
33:14
Speaker 4: and this is how they're going to do it. So America,
33:16
Speaker 4: please listen. We're talking to you from a broken country.
33:19
Speaker 4: There's lost its culture, lost its identity. Christianity has disappeared.
33:24
Speaker 4: Everything has been watered down. The family has destroyed. We
33:27
Speaker 4: are talking to you from experience. Your country's future is
33:30
Speaker 4: at stake, your children's safety is at stake. You must
33:33
Speaker 4: look at Germany, France in two thousand and three. I'm sorry,
33:36
Speaker 4: I'm going on a rock, but in two thousand and
33:39
Speaker 4: three in my country there were eight eight hundred rapes.
33:43
Speaker 4: In twenty twenty three there were eighty eight thousand rapes.
33:46
Speaker 1: Eighty way from eight thousand to eighty eight. Oh my god,
33:50
Speaker 1: tell me they're giving me the round. We got to
33:52
Speaker 1: do a whole show with just you talking about what
33:56
Speaker 1: in the heck is going on in this country, and
33:59
Speaker 1: you you are the perfect one to tell people because
34:01
Speaker 1: you've lived it. You've seen it firsthand. Folks, conservative activist,
34:06
Speaker 1: independent journalist, UK resident. For now you can move in
34:09
Speaker 1: with me as my wife. But I think it's okay, Tommy.
34:11
Speaker 1: We'll take you in as a refugee away from that
34:13
Speaker 1: crazy island you live on. Tommy Robinson, thank you, brother.
34:18
Speaker 1: Please come back on and keep sounding the alarm bells
34:21
Speaker 1: for the American people, will you please? God bless you.
34:25
Speaker 4: The morning is your women are going to be right
34:27
Speaker 4: from one end of the country to other, just like ours.
34:28
Speaker 4: They're going to be taking the sexual slaves. Wake up now.
34:31
Speaker 4: You must protect them. Don't allow words racist, extremist, is
34:34
Speaker 4: Lamma phok't allow words.
34:35
Speaker 10: I don't care, but they paralyzed us.
34:38
Speaker 1: Yeah. I care about facts, not words, and the safety
34:39
Speaker 1: of my fellow Americans. Tommy Robinson, God bless you for
34:42
Speaker 1: having the intestinal fortitude to speak up. You take care
34:44
Speaker 1: of brother. I'll see as soon.
34:46
Speaker 10: Thanks. Bye, ye up.
34:47
Speaker 1: Next we're going to head south to Nashville or our
34:50
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34:52
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34:55
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34:57
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37:20
Speaker 1: to the volunteer state. Bitter battle ruined between I'm gonna
37:24
Speaker 1: call it like I see it. You know that, right,
37:26
Speaker 1: I don't mince words, good versus evil. This is an
37:30
Speaker 1: effort to protect the Republican's razor thin majority in our
37:34
Speaker 1: House of Representatives. Tennessee's seventh congressional district holding a special
37:39
Speaker 1: election today to replace GOP Rep. Mark Green who resigned
37:44
Speaker 1: now Republican Matt Van Epps and Democrat this woman is
37:48
Speaker 1: a real treat often ben Those are the two main
37:52
Speaker 1: candidates battling it out. Van Epps some background here if
37:55
Speaker 1: you don't know. West Point grad long serving Army officer,
37:59
Speaker 1: including about a decade of active duty. I think he
38:02
Speaker 1: served eight or nine combat missions as a helicopter pilot.
38:06
Speaker 1: Current service as lieutenant colonel in the Tennessee Army National Guard.
38:10
Speaker 1: Ben well, well, well, well, let's chat about this. Lady.
38:15
Speaker 1: Ben is a foaming at the mouth liberal who's publicly
38:18
Speaker 1: announced her disdain for Nashville, you know, the city that
38:22
Speaker 1: sits in the majority of the district. She wants to
38:24
Speaker 1: be the congresswoman for Oh yeah, she's even trash talk.
38:27
Speaker 1: The music industry doesn't even like country music. Again, that's fine,
38:31
Speaker 1: you have to like it, but don't trash it when
38:34
Speaker 1: you want to rep it. President Trump urging voters in
38:37
Speaker 1: Tennessee's seventh to support Van Epps, calling him quote a
38:41
Speaker 1: phenomenal candidate and giving him his complete and total endorsement.
38:46
Speaker 1: Taken to social media, Potius wrote this, I'm asking for
38:48
Speaker 1: all American First Patriots in Tennessee's seventh district to please
38:52
Speaker 1: get out and vote for a phenomenal candidate and a
38:54
Speaker 1: MAGA warrior, Matt van Epps. You can win this election
38:58
Speaker 1: for Matt who has my complete and total endorsement. He
39:01
Speaker 1: will make a great congressman. And unlike his opponent, he
39:04
Speaker 1: cherishes Christianity and country music, she has openly stated that
39:09
Speaker 1: she hates them both. This is Democrat Ben beats the
39:13
Speaker 1: same tired liberal progressive drum regarding all kinds of things. Oh,
39:18
Speaker 1: let's see, how about that whole defund police or let's
39:22
Speaker 1: reimagine policing, let's just hate on cops.
39:25
Speaker 11: Well, I'm currently involved in a transfer transformative justice seminar,
39:29
Speaker 11: and so it's how to imagine a world without police
39:32
Speaker 11: and what that looks like, and what community mechanisms look like,
39:36
Speaker 11: how people cannot police themselves.
39:38
Speaker 10: But what, for.
39:39
Speaker 11: Example, if you experience sexual assault, like, what does the
39:43
Speaker 11: reconciliation process and what does transformative justice look like? Because
39:46
Speaker 11: as we know, like you can't take those things to like,
39:49
Speaker 11: you know, the art legal system is terrible when it
39:51
Speaker 11: comes to retribution.
39:54
Speaker 1: So now as far as it goes when it comes
39:57
Speaker 1: to Nashville, a city I visit at least once a year,
40:00
Speaker 1: love it that city again my opinion, We'll ask our
40:04
Speaker 1: next guest, wouldn't even have become the city it is
40:08
Speaker 1: today if it wasn't for country music and the country
40:11
Speaker 1: music industry. Let's be real, Okay, it's like Memphis and
40:14
Speaker 1: the Blues voting for a woman who hates everything about
40:18
Speaker 1: music City USA openly condemns patriots who live and breathe
40:24
Speaker 1: and pump cash into that city that has a huge
40:28
Speaker 1: country music history background. That's like blasphemy, especially when you're
40:33
Speaker 1: a good old country boy like me. Now, while it's
40:36
Speaker 1: too early to call this race, and I'm sure some
40:39
Speaker 1: already have, I caught up earlier today with an old friend,
40:42
Speaker 1: a guy who lives in Nashville, who's been very outspoken
40:45
Speaker 1: about his conservative Christian values, about this particular race, about
40:50
Speaker 1: the politician's running his fair city country music legend John Rich.
40:56
Speaker 1: He's been countering this toxic narrative with his music, with
41:00
Speaker 1: his voice, and he's got a brand new song out
41:02
Speaker 1: called The Righteous Hunter. According to Rich, the Righteous Hunter
41:05
Speaker 1: is a parent's declaration of war against those who pray
41:09
Speaker 1: on our kids, while exploring themes of protection and faith.
41:13
Speaker 1: Before John comes on, take a listen.
41:19
Speaker 4: Evil runs around this town undercover.
41:24
Speaker 10: Looking for soul to take, but they better stay.
41:29
Speaker 12: Away from the Righteous Hellos. All you pay because I
41:36
Speaker 12: can see you around the corner and annoy you come.
41:40
Speaker 13: If you have any sense you round, you ain't got a.
41:46
Speaker 1: Clue what a daddy.
41:48
Speaker 8: Will do, and give your soul to Jesus.
41:51
Speaker 10: Wanna get my.
41:52
Speaker 1: Good joining us now to discuss what's been happening in
41:58
Speaker 1: his beloved Nashville heart and soul of country music and
42:02
Speaker 1: this special election. My friend, country singer songwriter John Rich
42:06
Speaker 1: back on the program JR. Nice to see you, brother.
42:08
Speaker 12: How you been I've been great, man, could be back
42:11
Speaker 12: with you.
42:11
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's been too long, you've been busy. I saw
42:15
Speaker 1: you did a Tuckery interview the other day, which we're
42:16
Speaker 1: going to get to in a minute. You had some
42:18
Speaker 1: great stuff there that's been trending online and blowing up
42:21
Speaker 1: social media. You got this new song you've been out
42:23
Speaker 1: debuting on different shows and social media as well. But
42:26
Speaker 1: I want to first go not to so much the
42:28
Speaker 1: election that's happening in your area, in your district where
42:32
Speaker 1: this woman who doesn't seem to like country music the
42:36
Speaker 1: city and I would say eve in America kind of
42:38
Speaker 1: the theme of a lot of liberal democrats these days.
42:40
Speaker 1: You've been very outspoken John about left right politics, about
42:45
Speaker 1: your faith and about being a patriot. Why more now
42:48
Speaker 1: than before when you first started your career or ten
42:51
Speaker 1: years ago.
42:54
Speaker 12: Probably because I had a couple of sons that were
42:57
Speaker 12: born and I realized that the fight is not about me.
43:02
Speaker 12: I've managed to make a career. I've managed to navigate
43:05
Speaker 12: the America I grew up in, which was a lot
43:08
Speaker 12: different than the America they're going to have to grow
43:10
Speaker 12: up in, and probably not unlike you, Dan, you see
43:14
Speaker 12: that in action really is part of the problem. It's
43:18
Speaker 12: the fuel that fuels the ends of the left and
43:22
Speaker 12: of the people that want to destroy our country. Is
43:24
Speaker 12: our inaction is actually action itself. Not doing anything is
43:29
Speaker 12: doing something. And so I decided to step out and
43:32
Speaker 12: be an American and exercise my freedom of speech. I
43:35
Speaker 12: do that through speaking, through interviews, I do it through
43:38
Speaker 12: my music, and hopefully it has some impact.
43:41
Speaker 1: You know, I'm glad you brought that up, because it
43:45
Speaker 1: sounds like you're on a new mission in life. And
43:48
Speaker 1: I remember, And if you don't mind, I'll share a
43:50
Speaker 1: little private story between the two of us. I think
43:53
Speaker 1: it was twenty twenty. Yeah, COVID was in full effect,
43:59
Speaker 1: the plandemic, and my wife and I were driving cross
44:02
Speaker 1: country and our RV would have been April or May
44:05
Speaker 1: of twenty twenty, and I called you because we've known
44:07
Speaker 1: each other now about ten eleven years, and I remember
44:10
Speaker 1: you calling me out and saying because I wasn't working
44:13
Speaker 1: at an yet. Later that year I got this job,
44:15
Speaker 1: and you called me out and said, Dan Ball, what's
44:18
Speaker 1: Dan Ball doing about Dan Ball? And I kind of went,
44:21
Speaker 1: what the hell is John Rich talking about? And you
44:24
Speaker 1: were calling me out to find a mission to use
44:27
Speaker 1: this mouth for here we are six years later. I
44:31
Speaker 1: feel like you've even involved more over the last six
44:34
Speaker 1: years ten years that I've known you. Where your mission now?
44:36
Speaker 1: Instead of just getting hit records and selling out crowds,
44:40
Speaker 1: it's now about trying to save this republic? Am I right?
44:45
Speaker 10: Yeah you are.
44:46
Speaker 12: And I think it boils down to three words. It's
44:49
Speaker 12: a phrase that I said this a while back, and
44:52
Speaker 12: I went, there's a lot to that phrase, success versus significance.
44:58
Speaker 12: That's the phrase. Are we going to focus on being successful?
45:03
Speaker 12: Are we going to focus on being significant? Because they
45:06
Speaker 12: don't always intercept. Sometimes they do, but a lot of
45:10
Speaker 12: times they don't. Significant things that you may do that
45:13
Speaker 12: means you take on a lot of risk. It may
45:16
Speaker 12: not it may not turn out like you wanted. A
45:18
Speaker 12: lot of people may really hate what you have to
45:21
Speaker 12: say or what you're doing, but it is a significant
45:25
Speaker 12: thing that needs to be done. I shifted my focus
45:27
Speaker 12: away from success and towards significance. And you've heard that
45:31
Speaker 12: in my last two or three songs that I put out.
45:33
Speaker 12: I want to put out music that makes people think,
45:36
Speaker 12: makes them stop in their tracks for a minute and
45:38
Speaker 12: reconsider what they're seeing in the world today. That's that's
45:42
Speaker 12: what this new song, The Righteous Hunter is all about. So, yeah,
45:44
Speaker 12: you nailed it on the head. Serious times call for
45:47
Speaker 12: serious people.
45:48
Speaker 1: Yep. And I feel like too, John. As we age,
45:50
Speaker 1: we're both the exact same age that we realize that
45:54
Speaker 1: a lot of those things we thought we wanted and
45:56
Speaker 1: needed in our careers aren't really that important, especially like
45:59
Speaker 1: you said, when you become a father, when you realize
46:02
Speaker 1: this republic is in some deep you know what. I
46:05
Speaker 1: want to play a quick clip because this really stood
46:07
Speaker 1: out to me, and this is something we've been preaching
46:10
Speaker 1: on this show for several years, John, because I firmly
46:13
Speaker 1: believe we're in a battle of good versus evil. Forget
46:15
Speaker 1: Republican Democrat left right. It's God and the Word and
46:19
Speaker 1: our Christian faith against the devil. You brought up weak Christians.
46:24
Speaker 1: I say this all the time on the show. Run
46:26
Speaker 1: this clip, guys.
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Speaker 13: I think the joel O Stems of the world have
46:30
Speaker 13: created this lukewarm, pablem baby food that they serve up
46:36
Speaker 13: to their congregations week in and week out.
46:38
Speaker 10: This is your time to shine.
46:41
Speaker 13: They have no muscle, they have no backbones, they don't
46:43
Speaker 13: understand the Bible well enough because their preacher never talks
46:47
Speaker 13: about it. And so what you have is weak Christians
46:50
Speaker 13: that are constantly being attacked by a totally dedicated force
46:54
Speaker 13: of wickedness. Our country is completely compromised because of weak Christians.
47:01
Speaker 1: John, I agree with you one hundred percent. I can
47:04
Speaker 1: think about weak Christians, whether they're up at the pulpit
47:07
Speaker 1: or your next door neighbor that claims they are allowed
47:11
Speaker 1: the transagenda to take hold this wide open border policy DEI.
47:15
Speaker 1: In our military, in our government, in our schools, everywhere.
47:19
Speaker 1: All those things go back in my book to weak
47:22
Speaker 1: people and weak Christians. Can you expand on that, John.
47:26
Speaker 12: Yeah, Jesus Christ was not an American cultural Christian. He
47:30
Speaker 12: was not a toxic empathy Christian.
47:33
Speaker 1: He was.
47:36
Speaker 12: The son of God, but he was a human being
47:38
Speaker 12: that when he encountered wickedness, and he encountered the devil
47:42
Speaker 12: and the Devil's people, he engaged them. He didn't run
47:45
Speaker 12: away from him, he didn't act like he didn't see him.
47:48
Speaker 12: He didn't just move on down the road.
47:50
Speaker 1: No. No, he went.
47:51
Speaker 12: Straight at him and engaged them and defeated them. And
47:56
Speaker 12: as Christians ourselves, he's our example, Jesus Christ. And so
48:00
Speaker 12: I see if the famous verse in the Bible, preachers
48:03
Speaker 12: preach it all the time, Second Chronicles seven fourteen. It said,
48:06
Speaker 12: if my people who are called by my name will
48:09
Speaker 12: humble themselves and turn from their wicked ways, I'll come
48:12
Speaker 12: and I'll heal their land. And Christians hear that, and
48:15
Speaker 12: they go right on, yeah, but they're not hearing it correctly.
48:18
Speaker 12: It doesn't say if the devil's people will stop doing
48:22
Speaker 12: this stuff, if the devil's people will just repent.
48:25
Speaker 1: It says if my people.
48:27
Speaker 12: Mine, my kids, meaning us mean, you, me, the rest
48:31
Speaker 12: of us Christians out here, if we will stand up
48:34
Speaker 12: and turn around and do the right thing, then we
48:36
Speaker 12: will reciprocate by healing our land. So I believe that
48:39
Speaker 12: America's in the shape it's in today because of the spineless, weak,
48:45
Speaker 12: cultural christian attitude that has become so pervasive in the
48:49
Speaker 12: past few decades in America.
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Speaker 1: Amen, brother, preach it now. You sound like a preacher
48:54
Speaker 1: more than a singer. John, It's always a pleasure. I
48:56
Speaker 1: wish we had more time. I need you to come
48:58
Speaker 1: back on the podcast. We can spend an hour. There's
49:00
Speaker 1: so much to talk about that's going on in this nation.
49:02
Speaker 1: This the Muslim takeover in all these major cities, Sharia
49:06
Speaker 1: law and I'm sorry, Islam does not work with Christianity
49:08
Speaker 1: and our constitution. That's a big factor that the twenty
49:12
Speaker 1: million illegals. There's so many problems this nation, and we
49:14
Speaker 1: got to keep raising the warning flags and alarm bells.
49:18
Speaker 1: And I know you're one of them because you're a patriot.
49:20
Speaker 1: John Rich. The brand new song. Where can we find it, brother.
49:24
Speaker 12: Anywhere you get your music iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon. The
49:27
Speaker 12: video is at the top of my x page at
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Speaker 12: John Rich.
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Speaker 1: Go check it out, John Rich, Thank you brother for
49:32
Speaker 1: coming on. Appreciate you, God blessed, thank you, thank you.
49:35
Speaker 1: Dan yep stick Around Coming up next the trial of
49:38
Speaker 1: vigilante murderer Luigi Mangione kicked off this week in New
49:41
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49:45
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52:09
Speaker 1: two of pre trial hearings involving America's most infamous vigilante
52:14
Speaker 1: in modern history. You know, the one that girls were
52:16
Speaker 1: going crazy for, Hi Girls. He's a murderer, twenty seven
52:20
Speaker 1: year old Luigi Mangioni, the man accused of murdering United
52:23
Speaker 1: Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson in cold blood on a busy
52:27
Speaker 1: sidewalk in midtown Manhattan almost a year ago. Attorneys for
52:32
Speaker 1: this coward are now calling on the judge to throw
52:34
Speaker 1: out major evidence from the state's case, things like the
52:38
Speaker 1: diary and other things found in his backpack when they
52:41
Speaker 1: took him into custody. Oh I'm sorry, but if you're
52:44
Speaker 1: taking in a suspect you believed walked up and shot
52:46
Speaker 1: somebody in the head, wouldn't you want to frisk him
52:49
Speaker 1: and check everything out to make sure they don't have
52:50
Speaker 1: any weapons that could hurt you as a cop. They
52:53
Speaker 1: claim the police conducted an illegal, warrantless search. Yeah, we're
52:57
Speaker 1: gonna wait there at McDonald's in Pennsylvania when we find
52:59
Speaker 1: this guy, call the judge and say, hey, wait, we
53:01
Speaker 1: got to get a warrant. No, you can search their
53:04
Speaker 1: stuff before you take them in. Come on. The backpack
53:07
Speaker 1: search turned up a handgun, another loaded magazine, and again
53:11
Speaker 1: notebooks with crazy writings in it criticizing the healthcare system.
53:16
Speaker 1: Oh yeah. It also mentioned his intent to quote Whack
53:20
Speaker 1: sounds like an East Coast mob guy, Whack an executive,
53:23
Speaker 1: which prosecutors say link him directly to the man he killed.
53:28
Speaker 1: Prosecutors though, are you the search and seizure you know
53:31
Speaker 1: that was lawful? I don't know why the defense is
53:32
Speaker 1: saying it is unlawful. They say the backpack evidence should
53:35
Speaker 1: not be suppressed. Plus, even if it is, they got DNA,
53:38
Speaker 1: they got fingerprint, they got video of this guy near
53:40
Speaker 1: the crime scene. Come on, MANGIONI is pleaded not guilty
53:45
Speaker 1: in both the state case and the federal death penalty case.
53:48
Speaker 1: Of course, during Monday's hearing, a prison guard testified that
53:51
Speaker 1: Mangione was on constant watch after his arrest in Pennsylvania
53:55
Speaker 1: last year, in an effort to avoid what they call
53:57
Speaker 1: a Epstein style situation. I don't know if I'd go
54:01
Speaker 1: that far. We're still the jury's still out on if
54:03
Speaker 1: he killed himself AnyWho. The corrections officer's testimony, of course,
54:07
Speaker 1: referring to Epstein, who died in federal custody back in
54:10
Speaker 1: twenty nineteen because he suicided himself or whatever, joining me
54:15
Speaker 1: now to discuss this case. We're not going to do
54:18
Speaker 1: the Epstein thing today. He's a retired prosecutor, criminal defense attorney,
54:22
Speaker 1: and legal analyst. Bob yankeyback on the program. Hey, he
54:26
Speaker 1: said it, I didn't. We're going to leave Epstein over here,
54:28
Speaker 1: and you and I are going to focus on the
54:30
Speaker 1: pretty boy that people are literally commending this guy. I mean,
54:36
Speaker 1: you remember last year when he got busted, right, there
54:38
Speaker 1: were women googling over him, people calling him like the
54:41
Speaker 1: sexiest murderer alive and also commending him for shooting an
54:46
Speaker 1: executive of a healthcare company, not healthcare because they're so
54:49
Speaker 1: po that healthcare costs so much. Where did we go
54:52
Speaker 1: wrong in society that we're doing this, Bob, This is crazy, Dan, listen.
54:56
Speaker 14: I mean this kind of a little bit of an
54:58
Speaker 14: angle from what I'm used to talking about. Happy angle
55:00
Speaker 14: about it, because you're bringing up something that's really significant.
55:04
Speaker 14: In every homicide case I've ever tried as a career
55:07
Speaker 14: prosecutor in the murder unit, there.
55:10
Speaker 10: Were people who were angry.
55:13
Speaker 14: We made the arrest or loved the person or how
55:17
Speaker 14: could you do this? And you were like, these people
55:19
Speaker 14: have done some of the most vile things, and yet
55:22
Speaker 14: they would be agitated. And I'm not saying there's anything
55:25
Speaker 14: right about this or wrong about I'm just saying about
55:27
Speaker 14: somebody who commits a minor fraud or something like that,
55:30
Speaker 14: that person should go to jail for the rest of
55:31
Speaker 14: the life. So it's this misguided sensibility here. But I
55:35
Speaker 14: will say with this case, this guy MANGIONI, and I'm
55:38
Speaker 14: talking as a prosecutor. I'm talking as a homicide prosecutor.
55:41
Speaker 14: I'm nervous about this. I'm nervous about what you are
55:44
Speaker 14: bringing up right here because I have to think about
55:47
Speaker 14: proving a case to twelve jurors beyond a reasonable doubt.
55:51
Speaker 14: And if I got a boyfan in that jury, it
55:54
Speaker 14: only takes one that could throw me completely off with
55:57
Speaker 14: a hung jury or mistrial. This is a very real
56:01
Speaker 14: problem that real prosecutors. That's part concerned that, regardless of
56:05
Speaker 14: the evidence, you may have jurors that won't convict because
56:08
Speaker 14: of the celebrity.
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Speaker 1: Or I can go on if you want, or no, no,
56:12
Speaker 1: that makes a lot. Either you're gonna say, because if
56:14
Speaker 1: the backpack evidence gets thrown out, the case can be
56:16
Speaker 1: more flimsy. But again, they got the DNA and the cameras.
56:19
Speaker 1: You're saying because it only takes one, right, you gotta
56:21
Speaker 1: have all twelve on a murder trial to convict and
56:24
Speaker 1: send him up the river. So if one gal is
56:27
Speaker 1: in love with this killer, he gets a hung jury,
56:31
Speaker 1: and I miss somebody.
56:32
Speaker 14: Somebody wants to write a book, Somebody wants to be famous,
56:36
Speaker 14: somebody's just a racalcitrint. I mean, we've get that on
56:39
Speaker 14: cases that aren't even famous. You got the person that
56:42
Speaker 14: wants to be the center of attention. He had all
56:44
Speaker 14: sorts of issues. Now we can get into the legal thing,
56:46
Speaker 14: because I have a little bit of a different opinion
56:48
Speaker 14: with you then about what went on here if you
56:51
Speaker 14: want on the search of his backpack.
56:53
Speaker 1: But yeah, real quick, I got I got about a
56:54
Speaker 1: minute left. Let's get you on that one, because you
56:56
Speaker 1: you did both sides. You were a prosecutor and you
56:59
Speaker 1: are a criminal defense guy. So obviously if you were
57:01
Speaker 1: defending him, you would fight and say throw this out,
57:03
Speaker 1: was wrong. But I've been out with cops when they're
57:05
Speaker 1: searching for people when I was a field reporter, and
57:07
Speaker 1: if they come up on a suspect that matches a
57:09
Speaker 1: description and they think he might sell have a weapon,
57:11
Speaker 1: just like when they pull you over in the car
57:12
Speaker 1: if you're acting weird and they drag you out and
57:14
Speaker 1: they're like, I'm gonna search your car now, So how
57:16
Speaker 1: is it you have to get a warrant and it's
57:17
Speaker 1: illegal to search when he's the guy they were doing
57:20
Speaker 1: a nationwide manhunt for. Because if I'm the cop, I'm
57:22
Speaker 1: gonna frisk him and search the bag before I take
57:24
Speaker 1: him in because I don't want to get shot. Yeah.
57:27
Speaker 14: No, that's perfectly legitimate, Dan, if those were the facts.
57:30
Speaker 14: But unfortunately, I think we're starting to hear that the
57:32
Speaker 14: search happened after he was cuffed and after an arrest
57:36
Speaker 14: decision was made. And but this is where my prosecutor
57:38
Speaker 14: comes in. When I ran an agency, I was the
57:41
Speaker 14: head of it, I would always say to the cops side,
57:43
Speaker 14: and this is a constant problem. So it's an FYI
57:45
Speaker 14: to all the police out there. You're a lawyers and
57:47
Speaker 14: prosecutors are telling you to get a search one for
57:50
Speaker 14: a reason.
57:50
Speaker 10: You know what the reason is.
57:52
Speaker 14: So you're not in the middle of this. Had you
57:54
Speaker 14: gotten the warrant, none of this would be an issue.
57:56
Speaker 14: Because if the prosecutors will lose that evidence in the backpack,
57:59
Speaker 14: that's not good.
58:00
Speaker 10: I know.
58:00
Speaker 1: But can't the cops say we had to cuff him
58:02
Speaker 1: to ensure our safety, then we searched his person and
58:05
Speaker 1: the bag. You need to work now that I've seen
58:07
Speaker 1: it in the streets of America when they pull you over.
58:10
Speaker 14: Yeah, and you may see that evidence suppressed to what
58:12
Speaker 14: I'm saying is best practices are at that point.
58:16
Speaker 1: Trust me when I tell you all they need to.
58:17
Speaker 10: Do is make a phone call.
58:18
Speaker 1: Ten minutes. They have a one Monday morning quarterback in this.
58:21
Speaker 1: When you think you're going after a guy who on
58:23
Speaker 1: video we see walks up and just shit somebody in
58:26
Speaker 1: the back of the head in cold blood, in broad daylight,
58:29
Speaker 1: that doesn't change the search and Caesar law I got you,
58:32
Speaker 1: I got you. But even if that's suppressed, there's DNA,
58:36
Speaker 1: there's cameras, there's witnesses. Okay, so we'll wrap up with this.
58:41
Speaker 1: Bob Bianci is the professional, the legal analyst, did both
58:43
Speaker 1: sides of trials. What do you think if the jury's
58:47
Speaker 1: fair and there's not some fan that loves this boy,
58:50
Speaker 1: he's got.
58:50
Speaker 14: A gun down in a New York minute. This is
58:52
Speaker 14: one of the most substantive cases I've seen forever. It's premeditated, horrible.
58:57
Speaker 14: He's going down.
58:58
Speaker 1: He's going down. All right, Well, let's hope we don't
59:00
Speaker 1: get some fan girl that loves him on that jury
59:03
Speaker 1: and decides to say, oh no, all right, Bob Beyanka,
59:06
Speaker 1: thank you brother for the input. Yep, yeah, And we're
59:10
Speaker 1: all out of time for this Tuesday edition of Real America.
59:12
Speaker 1: Thank you so much for tuning in. Put the info up,
59:13
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59:19
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59:20
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59:22
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59:24
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59:29
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