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Cindy Grosz, the Jewess Patriot, walking the walk! · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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  Hello everyone.
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  I have a very special guest with me today.
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  Cindy Gross is an award-winning media personality, brand ambassador, and Jewish activist.
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  She is known as the Jewish Patriot.
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  She's an amazing woman.
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  We've just gotten to know each other recently, and we can talk about that.
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  You have seen Cindy everywhere, if you are in the know on Newsmax, One American News, Real America's Voice.
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  I mean, and the list goes on and on.
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  She has the longest ongoing whistleblower retaliation lawsuit in New York, calling out anti-Semitism in elementary schools.
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  She was the Jewish advisor for the National Diversity Coalition for Trump's 2020 campaign and ran for Congress in 2020.
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  For the 2024 elections, she oversaw Republicans overseas in Israel.
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  Jews choose Trump official and ran Jewish vote GOP.
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  As the Jewish advisor for the America First Warehouse, she created the MAGA Remembers October 7th event honoring unsung heroes.
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  She's an amazing, amazing woman.
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  And was just appointed as National Jewish Warfighters advisor for America First Veterans.
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  Please welcome my friend Cindy Gross.
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  Hi, Cindy.
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  How are you?
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  And you know, you said we know each other just a short while.
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  You know what?
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  You don't even realize it.
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  We probably know each other now a few years.
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  Isn't that crazy?
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  Because it's like time flies because if it's not going to a Trump rally or talking about whistleblowing, because everybody in your audience knows what you and your husband has gone through.
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  Well, I've been going through this about 20 years.
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  And uh what's going on right now as we speak in Washington exposing the Minnesota fraud and now California.
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  I actually exposed it in New York.
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  And the problem is that we really don't know who in the government from either party we could really trust and who's working together behind our backs.
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  But besides that, you mentioned so many other things.
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  I know.
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  You have a lot to talk about.
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  So ask away.
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  Well, how did we meet?
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  That's that's I think it's fascinating because our worlds were so different.
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  And tell everybody how we connected all those years ago.
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  So if truth be told, everybody knows that I'm probably either a frustrated actress or the greatest publicist in the world, because I actually did go to school and have a master's degree in mass communications and publicity, and I worked the old school of journalism and public relations.
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  And guys, Instagram story influences are not news, and they're not making the world better.
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  I'm telling you this right now because a lot of you are getting a lot of wrong information, and they're not selling your products.
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  Old school, real research, real investigating, and thinking out of the box is what wins.
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  And as somebody who works with many celebrities and uh worked in fashion, we didn't even you didn't even mention the fact that you were in the MAGA fashion show, which will talk about it.
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  I wasn't, yes, that was fun.
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  So much fun.
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  Uh, but anyway, getting back to it, I think we kind of connected, partly because uh following each other and then learning and questioning each other about mutual interest and then a soap following.
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  They're soap fans, our soap friends.
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  Our wonderful soap friends.
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  We have so many people don't really get when CBS especially and uh ABC, because they were really the leaders.
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  I mean, I guess in the 70s and and early 80s, it was NBC with another world.
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  I mean, they went 90 minutes before anybody, you know, most of us even went an hour.
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  Uh, but people didn't realize people are craving that thrust for real entertainment and acting.
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  They're tired of these talk shows.
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  They don't want celebrities to tell them how to vote and how to live.
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  And if you don't like you, you know, if you don't like them or their beliefs, screw you.
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  I mean, there's no respect in entertainment, but in acting, a true actor.
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  And look at where you came from.
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  I remember the Times watching As the World Turns when it was really starting at the peak of getting that new, you know, competition with ABC.
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  Yeah.
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  I mean, you work with Meg Ryan and Marissa Tomay.
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  And uh Christian LeBlanc was on, I remember that time, and Julian Moore.
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  I mean, look at the Academy Award nominees and and Emmy nominees and winners were on.
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  And look at yourself, a three-time Emmy nominee and an Emmy winner.
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  Yeah, it's a good crowd.
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  And a super couple that you are.
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  So I don't know.
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  We started talking about me being a fan and you being a leading lady, and we found out we really are more like sisters from other mothers.
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  And in this world, people, you could count on your hand how many real people there are in your life that you could call it two in the morning.
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  But let me tell you, that's what's developed between us.
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  Yeah.
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  And for sure.
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  Celebrities are just like you and me.
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  They have their great days and had their bad days.
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  They had their days of I just lost you first.
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  There you are.
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  You're back.
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  Okay.
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  And they have their days.
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  They have their days of wins and losses, the days they don't feel well, the days they hit the bonanza.
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  And Martha was one of those people that could relate to it.
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  And when you find people in your life like Martha, you are one lucky person.
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  Ah, and I go.
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  It's the same for you.
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  I think we we know I I think I have a pretty good instinct when it comes to people.
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  Uh, and and having learned that through the years of of losing friends for whatever reason, and who have kind of lifted left your life, and then when someone new comes in, how you build that friendship.
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  And and you know, you were you were the reason why I got my book deal at Post Hill Press because you said you heard the story.
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  So you have to tell the story.
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  Your story has to be heard.
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  And within 24 hours, you know, I was on the phone pitching my my book because of you, and you work like I work.
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  You know, we were we were act we're action people, and I think you've proven that with your work.
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  I've proven that with my husband's case as far as really boots on the ground running and not waiting, kind of get getting out there and doing the work.
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  And you know, your resume obviously is is so long because you are passionate about what you believe in and your cause, and you're not there, you know.
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  We love parties.
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  We always say we love parties, but that comes at the end of the work.
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  You know, that's how we feel like the that's just a little nice, you know, cherry on top for the work that that's been done.
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  So, you know, we really hit it off, and we can we're very honest with each other.
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  Um, and I admire your work.
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  You know, I have to tell everybody, it's like, you know, to go to your Instagram page and your Facebook page and everything else, and you see you, your this great picture with you and Donald Trump with your your hat, and you know, we had that discussion about your hat, which the hat that was in a thousand different media pictures.
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  Please tell us about that story when you went to the White House with your adorable and perfect hat.
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  I have been very blessed, but then again, I'm not somebody just jumped on the Trump train.
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  No.
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  I really didn't do anything.
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  I have been, I was in Cleveland when he was nominated.
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  I was at the first inauguration.
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  I was fortunate enough to be invited to the Hanukkah Party during his tenure.
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  In fact, the really best Hanukkah party was the 2019 uh Hanukkah Party, where he actually signed an executive order uh that uh actually now people democrats during the Biden administration used as the basis for fighting college educations with against all hate um discrimination in colleges and uh fighting the anti-Semitism.
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  But how did I get to him?
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  I've been very lucky since 2025 when he was inaugurated.
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  Of course, I was at the inauguration, you were there.
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  Uh, and I've been at least eight, nine times that invited back to DC for various uh congressional hearings, private meetings, and twice VIP to the White House.
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  And at that event where I wore my hat and happened to be honoring Purple Hearts, and in honor of the 250th anniversary of our country, you know, people think Israel Jews.
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  Well, let me talk about American Jews.
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  There are American Jews in every state, and we have been here since the beginning of the 250th anniversary.
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  And you're seeing little bits and pieces about our history and our uh involvement in the revolutionary war.
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  But if it wasn't for three Jewish financiers, I mean, people know the name Haim Solomon because he was the biggest, but there were two others as well.
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  All three died broke because they financed the American Revolution.
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  It's because of them you have America today.
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  And what I'm trying to do throughout uh now, and hopefully I'm gonna be working with um people within the White House and people within uh the
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  250th anniversary um celebration committees, the various ones is highlighting, even though we are point, you know, like point sixteen point like one six percent of the population in each and every war, Jews had participated in you know, it was very hard in the civil war.
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  You had brother against brother in the north and the south, and you know, there were many stories that come out because so much of the wars were around cities by uh ports, and of course, people know because of discrimination and Jews weren't allowed to work in a lot of fields and go to schools, they built their um independence through merchandise merchandising and owning stores, and they actually were a big part of helping out in a sense with moving around the slave trade.
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  I mean, helping slaves escape and go to the North.
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  And even though there were slave, I'm not gonna deny that there were Jewish slave owners, most of them were many in the South who were Jews because they faced anti-Semitism, did not participate as hard, you know, the horror stories, and a lot of them were better with slaves, and many of them actually stood with slaves and helped them.
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  I mean, and you find that through the civil rights movement.
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  Jews in World War One and World War II, you hear the incredible stories of of American Jews that um were involved in actually going into the camps, and they couldn't believe their eyes.
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  And of course, this past week, Ronnie Edmonds was honored by President Trump.
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  I'm I'm sorry, Ronnie Edmond's son was honored by Trump as part of the 250th anniversary because his father actually was in charge of a troop that I mean they the Germans asked where were the American Jewish soldiers, and they said we all are Jews because they it wasn't just looking at for European Jews, they were willing to kill Americans if they would do it.
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  So it goes on, and even today, and I mean there are women, there are young, old, there are kosher, there are religious, non-religious.
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  I go every year to the Mickey Marcus honorings at at West Point.
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  So I want to highlight, I want people to reach out to me with their stories.
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  So many people have already.
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  They actually sent me stories with pictures of their own family members who are Purple Heart recipients.
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  Amazing.
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  I mean, it's the only way.
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  And that's how I got to the White House with the Purple Heart ceremony.
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  And I guess I was one of the few, I was the only one wearing a hat.
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  And I guess I, you know, right close, right time.
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  Oh, well, we talked about that before you went.
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  You're like, what?
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  I said, Oh, that's the one.
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  Because, you know, listen, we know better than anybody.
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  It if you get the attention, it's what you do with the attention after you get it that matters, right?
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  So people are you're you're you're you were photographed and it was everywhere, and which was great, which brought more attention to you, which draws attention to what you're working on, which is amazing incredible, right?
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  That's that's the way to get people's attention.
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  I would love to get more attention to what is going on.
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  In fact, with I don't want to say rhinos, but the uniparty, for lack of a better word, that's afraid of the teachers' union.
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  I think that you know, we have to really discuss in detail, and I'm sure you're gonna ask me questions because I mean we we spoke almost daily about the steps you were taking to get your part in, what has to be done, and how different unions are uh looked upon and how they work towards fixing the problems, regardless of whether or not you're a Democrat or Republican.
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  And unfortunately, the teachers' union is one of the worst.
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  Right.
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  And and yes, I definitely want to get into that.
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  I think the reality is when you start going in as a civilian and you started 20 years ago with this lawsuit, you go in believing that the right thing will always win in the end.
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  And that's not necessarily the case when you're dealing with the del, you know, this beast that that is, whether it's the Department of Education, the Department of Justice, the unions, whatever, you know, you you you go in with this belief, because that's how we're wired that the right thing will happen, and that's not the case most of the time because you are outnumbered significantly.
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  Democrat Republican doesn't matter.
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  It's it's the big machine.
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  And you know, we're just again wired that way to continue to believe that the right thing eventually will happen.
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  And it may not be what we had planned in the beginning, it might change, it might go different ways, but at least we're going to continue to fight.
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  And to that point, we're aligned in that.
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  I think, you know, when when you I think people would be interested, you know, you talk about someone getting, you know, and recognized by the president for for his father's work.
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  And how in your experience, how does something like that happen?
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  I think people will be interested in that.
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  Like, how does something, how does someone end up getting to the to the president where they end up getting this honor?
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  What steps do people have to go through?
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  Is it a family member?
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  Is it is it a coalition?
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  Like, how does that all happen?
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  How does someone end up getting these recognitions from the president, which are so val so important to be recognized?
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  And most people will never hear that story you just told, right?
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  That they'll just see a clip.
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  They never hear about it because the press is so against this president that anything he good he does is buried.
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  So how what is the process behind the scenes for something like that?
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  Do you know?
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  Well, I'll be honest with you.
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  I mean, it's who you know and how you get out there, because as you know, until and I don't know how much you want to share, but until you hit a certain person or a couple of people, you've been fighting this, and your husband had to go to jail.
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  Yes, unfair.
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  So most people tell you, I mean, I have brought my story years ago to congressmen and senators that I'm friends with, people that you won't recognize, and I'm not gonna call them out.
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  But the reality is no one wants to get involved if it's not worthwhile for them to make a you know, very few do.
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  You are actually very lucky and hit you hit a right person at the right time.
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  Booking time now, you are a celebrity with a following, and it just worked out, and that person I happen to love and respect as well.
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  But there were so many people that you think are with us that really aren't.
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  If it's not worthwhile for them, if it's not gonna be a donor giving them big money or you know, even like with pardons, and I've helped people, you know, try to connect with pardons, and I've been successful besides yours.
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  I mean, you can't believe, you know, just access to the president, what people want.
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  Oh, I know.
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  That's that's the president's not even aware about.
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  Of course.
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  But I mean, you talk about Michael Lawler, who's who's the one we were talking about, who's you know, an incredible human being, and I can't, I don't think we talk about it enough.
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  The good, the good ones, you know, the ones that really do cross the aisle and get totally criticized for it.
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  But that's how you get anything done.
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  And I think Mike is one of the few people that that actually does that, and he comes from a very genuine place, which really puts a target on his back in a lot of ways, but he knows that the the work that he wants to do and the way he wants to do it, he has integrity and he has a mission and he knows he has to serve a purple district, which is very difficult, right?
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  You're not it's not easy be peasy.
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  He has to play, you know, he has to work with so many different types of people.
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  Can you just talk about how in your experience in uh how things have changed in your time in politics regarding, or if it hasn't, I mean, maybe it hasn't, maybe it's always been this way.
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  What you've seen through your career uh as to how it is now as opposed to when you first went into politics, how the temperature has changed, how the public has been uh treated, or maybe they maybe it's always been the same, but now we're just seeing it more.
• 18:27
  I'd love to hear your perspective on that.
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  So when I started really, I started in college, actually, and in fact, I started at a time when New York was had two incredible senators, Senator Alphonse D'Amato and Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, a Democrat and a Republican, each highly respected, and more important, they worked together.
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  I kind of call um the McCormick Fedeman team in Pennsylvania, the ones really watch, and they can really make Pennsylvania the number one state in the country, because there is a mute, they don't have to agree on everything, but they agree on enough to work for the people of their state.
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  And you look at Josh Shapiro who came out, and as a Jew, I'm embarrassed for him, how he faced anti-semitism from Kamala Harris and open, you know, waited till he could make personal money from it, writing a book.
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  And when he he knew what was going on and knew what happened to him, kept quiet.
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  Yes.
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  That is the worst kind of uh betrayal, it's a betrayal of your own.
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  And so I started when there was working together, some of that working together actually brought about what's going on right now because it was so much working together that we forgot to uh distinguish ourselves.
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  So it I'd say that's an 80, 20 or 70, 30.
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  A good thing, better than what's going on today.
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  I am seeing today.
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  Uh, and I've noticed it really since 2018, 2019, up to the 2020 elections.
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  People thought that they were gonna go scream F Biden and found a life.
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  And for lack of a better word, you would call that if you were a Democrat, white trash, you know, or whatever you want to say.
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  Really, people uneducated, barely getting by.
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  They don't have a social, and they don't try worst of all, I'm not blaming them for that, but you know what I'm blaming themselves for?
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  I'm blaming because they didn't try to better themselves.
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  And they thought that they could get attention and they were going to be invited to the White House and Trump's best friend.
• 20:49
  Well, politics is a business like anything else, and politics is money.
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  And a lot of these people really thought that they were important.
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  They start podcasts, they start Facebook pages, and you know what's happening?
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  One third of young Republicans today are anti-Semitic.
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  They are now bashing Trump.
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  They are bashing people who are veterans who are law enforcement um retirees who are respect to people in their communities because they didn't benefit personally.
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  They didn't get the invited to the White House, and they didn't get the they offer nothing to the table except they found friends on Facebook.
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  Let me tell you something, people.
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  If you have to say a friend is someone who you comment day and night or messenger on Facebook, then you really need help on learning what a friend is.
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  That's not what it is.
• 21:50
  Well, it's instant, you know what it is.
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  It's the um short attention span theater, right?
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  It's not has nothing to do with the work.
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  And we and we talk about the work.
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  So everything you're saying, I get.
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  I get that there's a that there's a party, both everybody, it's all it's all very murky.
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  Everything's up in the air in so many ways, and there's no real through line yet of where we're going, right?
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  We don't know.
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  We don't have uh a crystal ball.
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  But you know, it's like anything else.
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  It's if you don't remember that person's name a few months from now, they never made an impact to the in the first place.
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  It's so true.
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  It's not even that.
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  The fact is that Donald Trump is a president for everybody.
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  True.
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  America first means we are first.
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  We are not isolationist.
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  Right.
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  It is not, it's not a love that he's being run by BB.
• 22:46
  The fact of the matter is most people don't even realize when they think we make deals with Israel.
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  Israel doesn't get things for nothing.
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  Israel pays for it.
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  Right.
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  And America pays Israel for things that they want.
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  And let me tag you guys a little secret.
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  The whole world wants Israeli technology.
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  The cell phones that you're using, you can thank Israeli inventors for ways to get around, medicines, irrigation, places where there are droughts in Africa.
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  I mean, I was at the United Nations, I think it was 2018 with when BB introduced to African nations that literally was starving, dedicating to them irrigation ways so that they could have water so that they could drink healthy water and uh actually water uh plants and crops so that they could eat.
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  Right.
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  No one talks about that.
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  I know.
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  I mean, I know it's the nuts.
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  I know, I know.
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  And the biggest problem we have today are people who think they're important that are absolutely not.
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  And when people lower these expectations and become realist, then our party's going to succeed.
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  If we don't, because of all the disadvantages we have of a biased media of a um of people within the Republican Party.
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  You see, a lot of people are talking about why there aren't arrests yet.
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  Maybe uh there, yes, there are some things we do have to question.
• 24:27
  I think that the most important primary that we're going to see outside of what happened in Texas with the um Paxton Corwin.
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  I want I'm very interested to see who Trump says he's gonna uh basically endorse.
• 24:44
  I think we have to watch very carefully in Georgia, the Falcon County elections, especially the Secretary of State where Vernon Jones is.
• 24:54
  Yeah, because that's where there was a lot of election fraud that's coming out.
• 25:00
  Oh, yes.
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  And that could that's probably the area that will determine if 2020 really went to Biden or not.
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  We should be focusing everything, but if we focus on one step and we prove it factually, that's we win.
• 25:19
  I don't want to hear January 6th anymore.
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  No, no, no, that but that's their six people.
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  But that's but that but that is their their go-to no matter what.
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  And they're if there's they're doing it again.
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  They're still doing it.
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  I mean, they're still they're still trying to put in uh restraints and use it.
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  And that that is gonna be a losing uh topic, I believe, because you know, I think you're right.
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  And and let me just losing topic we have right now.
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  I'm sorry, I know it's a cut you off.
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  Go ahead.
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  I'm gonna tell you one problem.
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  What is it?
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  What is it?
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  And then we're gonna take a break.
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  No National Republican committee.
• 25:57
  Where is our National Republican committee that should be putting on already over a year commercials on ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, and all the opposition, old ladies getting mugged by illegals and drunk drivers that are killing our college students who are driving on the wrong side of the road, who shouldn't even be driving.
• 26:23
  We should be scaring the public, especially those people that talk stupidity about what's going on.
• 26:33
  I agree.
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  And by the way, as long as we have no National Republican committee, Trump is one person.
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  You cannot do it alone without a committee, without a unison kind of message.
• 26:47
  We have how many governor races?
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  Illinois, Massachusetts, Michigan, New York, California.
• 26:53
  Do you notice a pad in here?
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  Blue states.
• 26:56
  Yeah, if they would make a commercial that hits all of those states every single day, not on Fox News and news, Max, but on mainstream every day.
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  Local, local news.
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  Stephen Colbert's commercial.
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  Scare the wits out of every 80-year-old woman that's crying, Epstein, Epstein, Epstein.
• 27:16
  Yeah.
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  Let me tell you something.
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  What's gonna come out of the Epstein?
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  Absolutely nothing because no one's arresting Bill Clinton or they're not arresting Donald Trump or any of the other people involved.
• 27:28
  I'm sorry for the girls who who feel this way, but um the hasn't been done.
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• 31:19
  And we are back with Cindy and we have so much to talk about.
• 31:23
  We left off I want to talk a little bit before we moved on, move on to Iran, I want to talk about that, but uh I want to go back to what you just talked about about how we're not getting the messaging out properly to the voters.
• 31:39
  Like that's the bottom line the voters I agree with you about Fulton County about the fraud.
• 31:43
  I will be doing a full show on that which is actually exciting that that's coming out what really happened there.
• 31:52
  And I hope and pray that this is the beginning of it all being exposed A.
• 31:58
  B, as far as the commercials and hitting the the voters, you know, I just watched I'm of course intrigued by the oversight hearings yesterday or this whole week where you you know the Republican Congress members in the Oversight Committee were showing videos and and stories and you know there's plenty to pick from to create that but that's not their job.
• 32:23
  That's not the oversight pro uh you know committee's job or the Senate judiciary that's not their job.
• 32:28
  So the messaging that needs to go out you're rights in right into the pocket of uh who's doing the marketing for this and my friend is running for the governor of Massachusetts Michael Minogue and I've been watching what he's been doing.
• 32:43
  He's doing a incredible job in his on his own and his own his own committee and his comms are doing a fantastic job and I've always asked people locally in Massachusetts are you seeing his ads?
• 32:53
  Are you liking his ads?
• 32:54
  Yes I really think he's getting to the people now that'll be very telling because I know he's he's full throttle uh doing the right thing he is in no one's back pocket he is the an incredible not just person but he'll be an incredible governor and he owes no he doesn't owe anybody anything that's zero right so that's the guy you like you want in our in our system right so I agree with you so the leadership where it is definitely something that needs to be addressed.
• 33:28
  How that moves forward I don't know.
• 33:31
  With everything else that's going on in the world it seems like it's it's not a priority and it should be but what do I know?
• 33:37
  I don't know.
• 33:38
  I don't know the inside I don't know the you you're much more involved in the political side I stay away from it as much as possible.
• 33:45
  So do you feel that there's a remedy to it or do you feel that it's a an issue as far as the exposure to what's really going on to get the voter to actually come out in the midterms if we're failing how do we remedy it and do you feel it can be remedied because we have such a short amount of time to make it happen.
• 34:06
  I don't know but I just I happen to be in Texas right now and of course you know this week we did have the primary and I'm reading that more for the first time in 20 years more Democrats came out to a primary than Republicans.
• 34:24
  We have lost several special elections including Miami's mayor that we uh that used to be Republican for decades and now we flip that and special elections all over the country that we thought were ours that are flipping Democrat so there is something that Trump himself is not getting and it's getting with the inner circle do you think that they're they're using him do you think that they're using him for you know the fact that he's such a polarizing subject by putting all the attention on Trump and what he's doing they're able to scurry behind the scenes and not you know kind of get lazy do you think that's what it is locally is that the problem I think that the problem is the messaging people go out to vote for two things economy and safety.
• 35:22
  Yep and I'm not talking about safety around the world I'm talking about safety in their own streets.
• 35:27
  Yes.
• 35:28
  And yes and yet and look what happened in New York is not good as far as everyday groceries.
• 35:35
  Yes eggs went down but while eggs went down meat went up yeah health care go to the doctor try to make a doctor's appointment you know what's going on now is actually the long-term impact of Obamacare it really is become socialized medicine in so many ways yes and trimmitting us in so many things and while Trump is in charge and while Republicans are in charge and have a house in the Senate they should be emphasizing these discussions that they're not and like I gave the best example with safety because the biggest complainers are women especially single divorced widow people over the a of a certain age they're the ones that are really coming out as pink ladies and all that and no one can figure it out.
• 36:31
  But the message is terrible and the messaging of constantly pawning at the White House in Ma Longo is not a great message.
• 36:40
  I'm hearing that from Trump supporters who are actually going to the parties they said this is not looking great because the average person who voted for Trump and who votes Republican down ballot is not encouraged to go vote in November or in a primary when they can't relate to what they see.
• 37:00
  And it you know there's a difference making billions well this here's the thing there's they're not their paychecks are less.
• 37:07
  Well here's the thing you know go ahead the whole thing about the the the when we live in a a society which is all about the like I said that the the what we watch and what we intake and and you know seeing the Mar-a-Lago and and people there's a there's an element of that that is actually very interesting right like people it's like the Kennedys you know when you talked about their how they're the what she was wearing and there is an element of our culture that enjoys that takes that in as this entertainment part of their life right that's real that'll that has always been the way but but the to your point is that the people that are not feeling it right now they're the ones we have to get to to get to the the ballots in the midterms and have be inspired to do so and I also know and I will say this as a someone who's guilty of it myself if you do it too far out then no one's going to remember I mean you can't even remember what happened yesterday there's so much going on so you know you hope that from the the the standpoint of the messaging and getting it close to when people actually have to make these these decisions that it it is almost an impulsive decision to go I got to get out there and I gotta pull I got to get to I got to go vote like I wasn't going to but now that I heard this so here's hoping that there is much more deeper discussions behind the scenes to you know rally the base and you brought up John Fetterman.
• 38:42
  I mean John Fetterman is one of the best things that ever happened to the Republican Party because he's has a common sense right and that like you said that partnership there is what is ideal for every state and how it should run.
• 38:57
  So you know again here's here's hoping and praying that there's work being done um you know and and you know you talk about and I want to have you on for a full hour to talk about the Department of Education and your case and and where it was and where it is and what it means today and what's happened with the Trump administration.
• 39:17
  I want to have a full hour on that because not enough people understand what the Department education is, what it does was it doesn't do how powerful it is and that's the reason why a lot of people don't want to get involved in like with my husband's case it was China so there was definitely that reluctancy for people to that once they heard China they didn't even want to talk to me it didn't matter that he was innocent.
• 39:39
  It didn't matter that there was this gross injustice uh against an American hero it was like oh no no no we don't talk about China so I get it but you know since we have such a short amount of time and and and I'd like every week I do something like this I talk about the topical and you called me we had this great talk yesterday and you know what's happening in Iran
• 40:00
  And you brought you touched on this relationship between BB and President Trump.
• 40:04
  And you've got to believe behind the scenes these two must be like going at it and back and forth and this and that.
• 40:09
  Like, come on, let's get this together and do something, uh, and many, many, many other conversations.
• 40:14
  So, you know, from your perspective, you there's you know, when I hear something involving Israel, you're the first person I think of.
• 40:21
  I know nothing.
• 40:21
  I I I I stand here as a Catholic schoolgirl who knew enough uh to get by and kind of I continue to learn and more and educate myself for in what's going on when the Catholic Church is a mess, absolute disaster.
• 40:36
  And I don't I don't I don't I don't pray to an institution, I pray to God.
• 40:42
  So that's who I answer to, not you know, the institution.
• 40:46
  So when it comes to anything in in regarding this issue, and I say the the the Israel issue, the Jewish issue, like your voice is so important and must be heard.
• 41:00
  So your perspective is so valuable to me, and I think that to anyone listening should be you should hang on your every word about the reality of what just happened in Iran and what it means for the world.
• 41:14
  If you don't mind just really giving our listeners your perspective, I think one of the most valuable voices in our culture uh is yours.
• 41:24
  And I and I I'm grateful for your friendship and I'm grateful for that.
• 41:28
  I'm very honored.
• 41:29
  But it's true, it is true.
• 41:30
  I mean, I'm tired of looking online and going what do they know?
• 41:35
  It's not a Jewish issue, it's not an Israel issue, it's not an American issue.
• 41:41
  This is an issue of democracy around the world.
• 41:44
  And this is why I will do everything to ensure that not only do we have a GOP house and Senate, and if we don't get to work very soon, it's not going to happen.
• 41:55
  Uh but expanding their leads, expanding governorships and state houses.
• 42:02
  Yes, people, local elections count, local elections account even more than you realize.
• 42:08
  Just look what happened by voting in a radical Islamic in New York City and what's going on around the country in the Democratic Party.
• 42:18
  But I will tell you that this is anybody who believes in Judeo Christian values, anybody who really understands Islam and the Corman understands that in Jerusalem, if you actually go to the archaeological digs, the first thing you see underneath on the lowest level is the Jewish synagogue.
• 42:46
  Yes.
• 42:47
  Yes.
• 42:49
  And then you have Bethlehem and you have all the holy places that are related to Judeo-Christian values, and then you have the mosque last.
• 43:01
  Yes.
• 43:02
  People, Iran, if if we just celebrate the holiday of Purham.
• 43:07
  And as we were reading what we call Pasha's Achor, we're supposed to tell the story.
• 43:12
  It's the only Saturday, Sabbath where Jews are commanded to go hear the Torah reading to tell the story of Amok and to understand that is an obligation never to forget what happened in Persia, Iran 2500 years ago, but to know your enemies, that was the exact moment that Iran was attacked.
• 43:34
  I just got chills.
• 43:36
  We didn't go in now full force.
• 43:42
  They were going to attack us and not attack us because they have cells now all over the world.
• 43:48
  Yes.
• 43:48
  I mean, go to England and go to France.
• 43:51
  They are petrified because they have allowed their cities to be run by radical Islamic leaders.
• 43:58
  I mean why did they do that?
• 44:00
  Please give me your perspective on why they even allowed that to happen in the first place.
• 44:04
  Seriously.
• 44:05
  I mean, it's it seems like a base oil.
• 44:09
  But I will say that if anybody really reads and understands what's going on, not only do we just saving democracy, but with saving the world from the people that Iran thought were their biggest allies that have kind of stayed out of it because they're terrified.
• 44:27
  Russia, China, and North Korea.
• 44:29
  Yep.
• 44:30
  And let me tell you a little secret about Russia, China, and North Korea.
• 44:35
  If the opportunity served them right, and they needed the technology from Israel, they would call up in a minute to try to get what they want.
• 44:46
  Yes.
• 44:47
  No doubt.
• 44:49
  Because everybody's there for the survival of the fittest.
• 44:53
  Yep.
• 44:53
  But Trump and BB are doing the dirty work and Israelis running from shelter to shelter, who can't make a living, who can't go to school, are sacrificing their daily lives for the rest of the world for the present and the future.
• 45:12
  It's so true.
• 45:13
  I mean, it it is it is biblical.
• 45:16
  There's no question about it.
• 45:18
  And I'm learning more every single day about how history repeats itself and how you know Israel and is the is I hate to say the point zero of all of it and why they survive and how they survive and their history and you know, you're right, the technology, the, you know, people don't understand, you know, forget the social media.
• 45:45
  I love when people on the street go out and ask about Israel, and they say, Do you realize that it's you can be gay and be live there?
• 45:51
  Oh.
• 45:52
  You know, like they they don't even understand how progressive uh Israel and welcoming it is to people.
• 45:59
  Even it they're enemies, right?
• 46:01
  So the fact that this is even happening, you know, I've been seeing some incredible videos of people cheering around the world, dancing in the streets, and I have to believe.
• 46:13
  I mean, the fact that the mayor of New York is not happy about it tells you everything, right?
• 46:19
  Tells you everything.
• 46:21
  And it's just there, everybody who goes to a church who goes to a synagogue, because you know that he's not going to enforce the technicality needed.
• 46:33
  No way, it's already happened.
• 46:34
  I mean, you're listening let's put it, let's even be more basic.
• 46:38
  If you're not if you don't, let's say you don't attend a synagogue or a church, let's just talk about the mayor's reaction when the NYPD was being pelted with snowballs that caused physical harm to them, and he said it was just a snowball fight.
• 46:55
  So I don't care if you're not a religious person, but the fact that this man has no regard for law, that's a basic law enforcement and the safety of the city, which he lies and says he does, if he's not and he wants them gone.
• 47:09
  He wants the NYPD gone.
• 47:11
  And it's clear you are not safe.
• 47:14
  No one, if if the NYP, let's the bottom line is if the NYPD can't do their job to protect people in synagogues, churches, it it we're all in trouble, because that that's just two spots, right?
• 47:28
  And you talk so the fact let's even go down even more basic.
• 47:33
  It was getting so out of control, as you said at the college campuses and open this and that, and the letting in Harvard, and letting them do all this nonsense.
• 47:40
  And then Don Lemon goes into this church and in Minnesota, and thankfully, thankfully, we have an attorney general in the civil division, Harmick, who all 39 were arrested who went into that church, all 39, okay.
• 47:59
  People don't understand if that was allowed to go by without any kind of uh punishment, that was the that was it.
• 48:08
  That the the floodgates would have completely opened, and then in it's still gonna happen, but at least there's gonna be some sort of precedent set by this administration.
• 48:18
  I'm not saying it under Biden's that wouldn't have happened, but under Harmeek Dylan, she's not gonna allow it to happen.
• 48:25
  So to your point, they in what it started with the college campuses, right?
• 48:31
  And it's been going on for a long time, and letting people come in on visas who are to who are anti-American, who are here to only cause trouble.
• 48:40
  Um I think would you say, you know, as celebrities, you know, there's very few celebrities who have supported Israel publicly, and that's a shame.
• 48:52
  Well, it is a shame.
• 48:53
  But you see what happens to them.
• 48:55
  You know, you have Patricia Heaton, who's a ca Roman Catholic, right?
• 48:59
  But and her sister's a nun, and one of the first celebrities that came out in support of Israel, right?
• 49:04
  You know, right away.
• 49:05
  Um so how do we is this the is this a turning point right now?
• 49:11
  Do you feel that what is happening in Iran is is the turning point for the world and it's not going to be a turning point when common sense takes over and people realize this is not a democrat or republican or independent or progressive or conservative when it's not politics is business as usual.
• 49:37
  Yeah.
• 49:38
  When they realize that it's now on every save in the middle of women's history month, and I don't understand how Hollywood in its award season of fighting everything else has allowed this to go on and that's
• 50:00
  Stand up with President Trump and saying this is right for women in Iran and all these Sharia countries.
• 50:08
  I know.
• 50:08
  It is unbelievable that women are murdered for wanting to go to school for wanting a career.
• 50:15
  These people have a career and are but you know bragging about it and are getting paid to entertain and to get every kind of freebie and to get jewelry to wear on a red carpet.
• 50:28
  And in Iran, those women would be hung.
• 50:31
  Yeah.
• 50:32
  Would be raped, would be murdered brutally, their their body body parts charged dragged through the through the streets.
• 50:41
  Correct.
• 50:42
  I don't understand where any woman who's sitting in Congress or Senate or a Democratic governor doesn't stand with this.
• 50:52
  This is women's history month.
• 50:55
  If you're talking about Susan B.
• 50:58
  Anthony, you're talking about women in Iran.
• 51:02
  The Saz wife is still alive and lives here.
• 51:05
  She could actually become queen again.
• 51:08
  Yes.
• 51:08
  Living through unbelievable times.
• 51:11
  We are so I just don't understand the hypocrisy.
• 51:15
  Get the politics out of your head and get the reality of what is going on.
• 51:20
  Well, do we all agree 100% with everything in either party?
• 51:25
  No.
• 51:26
  But when we look at the overall picture, do we realize common sense people need to stand with our president?
• 51:34
  He's never will.
• 51:35
  But they never will.
• 51:36
  It's it, you know, the fact that it it is your history will study this time.
• 51:43
  Uh and and it it's it's just unbelievable.
• 51:48
  And everybody that knows President Trump personally is like he's such a good man.
• 51:52
  Like he loves this country.
• 51:56
  But they you know what it is.
• 51:58
  It's like when when someone has dig dug their heels in, I'll give you an example, right?
• 52:03
  And I'm not going to name names.
• 52:05
  But actresses who or actors who came out, he's in the Epstein files.
• 52:10
  He's a pedophile, he's this and that.
• 52:11
  And then it turns out that it wasn't true, that everything that they had stood on and and screamed about wasn't true.
• 52:19
  They then have to admit that they were wrong, and they never will.
• 52:22
  They never will.
• 52:24
  It it is, I say this so all the time.
• 52:26
  It's so much easier to fool somebody than to get someone to admit they've been fooled.
• 52:30
  It's embarrassing, and they'd rather pretend that it's not true to and just keep digging their heels in.
• 52:37
  But but I always like to end on a positive, okay.
• 52:42
  And I've seen this from my perspective from the media.
• 52:46
  The fact that the left is going after Barry Weiss, who's took over CBS News, who was a compl I mean liberal.
• 52:54
  I mean, there's no question she was definitely uh a left-leaning journalist, and they're attacking her and want her to be fired because she's trying to bring things to the middle.
• 53:06
  That's a win.
• 53:08
  We have to recognize that the needle has been is starting to move to the middle.
• 53:13
  It took a long time to get it to where it was.
• 53:15
  It's going to take some time to get it back.
• 53:17
  And I give Barry Weiss a lot of credit for for again, she's not going to be perfect.
• 53:22
  She's she's on the job.
• 53:24
  But I see there are the some bright spots to your point.
• 53:29
  Even CNN was talking about how this what happened is happening in Iran is supported.
• 53:34
  They're showing the this cheering in the streets.
• 53:37
  Did you see that there was one reporter in, I don't know what state it was a young man on live.
• 53:42
  He was being the a live feed, and they and his producer told him not to cover the the the exciting, you know, uh cheers of support for what was happening in Iran.
• 53:50
  He goes, Well, too bad.
• 53:51
  I'm gonna cover it.
• 53:52
  I was like, that's how you do it.
• 53:54
  You be strong.
• 53:55
  You need enough people to be strong enough to come out and say the truth and not be afraid to be attacked for it to build an army to change.
• 54:04
  You know, it's gonna take a while.
• 54:06
  But you know, you you do it every day, I do it every day.
• 54:10
  We have strong faith in our in our lives, which is uh I would never trade that for anything else in the world.
• 54:19
  And um I'm I'm I have hope because I you have to have hope.
• 54:24
  I think you've been so informative.
• 54:26
  Um I'm proud to know you, and I look forward to more discussions, and I would love people to, you know, now that they've heard this and and you know, share questions, share topics, share anything they want to talk about in the future because you're you're so full of knowledge and uh experience, and we need more of that.
• 54:48
  We need more voices like yours to be heard.
• 54:50
  So well, I'm honored.
• 54:51
  Thank you for the flattering words, but the most important thing I could tell your audience is sitting back, not investigating and doing the appropriate research, and not getting your friends out there to vote with you in primaries is as if you are giving an okay for the opposition to take over.
• 55:12
  And the opposition that will take over will end the life you ever thought of.
• 55:17
  There will be no more American dream.
• 55:20
  It's the socialist dream that has been tried and tried throughout history and failed.
• 55:28
  And by the way, if when you talk about the Filton County and the ball ballot harvesting, do you know why that and all the fraud that went on and the crimes?
• 55:37
  I mean, they're crimes, but the unification of the party was they thought was untouchable, and it was for a very long time.
• 55:48
  So I have been encouraging those who participated in this fraud who were used by the establishment to commit crimes, need to start coming forward en masse and get ahead of it because as we all know, the the big players at the top, nothing ever happens to them.
• 56:06
  They're happy to have the minions and the people who are doing their dirty work go to prison for their for their crimes.
• 56:13
  Not not and these I say these people who are think they're doing the right thing or making a few bucks, they're more than happy to let them rot in prison.
• 56:21
  So here's hoping that there's thousands and thousands and thousands of them, and I'm hoping that uh what's coming out now will will maybe it is the turning point, but we just don't know.
• 56:31
  So let's stay tuned.
• 56:33
  I hope you come back with me next week or in the next week after to talk about the Department of Education because we could do a we could do a whole series on that.
• 56:40
  And um, thank you for joining me today.
• 56:44
  Uh, I appreciate you.
• 56:46
  Thank you, and I look forward to sharing more with your audience.
• 56:49
  And please keep this up.
• 56:51
  You're doing a great job of getting them informed is key.
• 56:55
  Yes.
• 56:55
  All right, God bless everybody, and we will see you soon.