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Recesses Are For Kids — Mike Davis Calls Out Senate Betrayal · Unshaken & Unafraid with Joe Pags

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Speaker 1: Did you hear Three o'clock in the morning is when
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Speaker 1: they did it. The Senate decided we're going to go home,
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Speaker 1: and they go on a recess and we don't really
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Speaker 1: care if we fund ICE or CBP. Remember President Trump
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Speaker 1: won this election because he said I'm going to close
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Speaker 1: the border, and he did it, and he did it
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Speaker 1: right away. This could mess everything up without ICE and
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Speaker 1: without CVP having money and then paying TSA and Coast
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Speaker 1: Guard and FEMA. That makes the DHS only partially funded. Still,
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Speaker 1: yet the Senate gets to go home. They got to
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Speaker 1: get their butts back. I sat down with Mike Davis
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Speaker 1: from the Aricle three project that we talked about exactly
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Speaker 1: what Fun has to do or else maybe he should
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Speaker 1: go You've got the Senate playing games. They've got the majority.
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Speaker 1: They kept saying give us the majority, we'll do it
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Speaker 1: all and not doing it all. Fun decided let's go
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Speaker 1: on break. Let's only fund part of the DHS so
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Speaker 1: I can fly home through the TSA and not fund
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Speaker 1: fund ICE or CDP. What are your thoughts when you
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Speaker 1: hear about them not having a backbone when you know
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Speaker 1: what the Senate majority would do if the were the
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Speaker 1: Democrats they'd slim anything they wanted down our throats.
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Speaker 2: What do you think about Boone?
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Speaker 3: I always said the DC's swamp is the only place
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Speaker 3: on the planet where the reptiles black back bumpus.
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Speaker 1: And it's a good point because he's going home. Now
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Speaker 1: he's home, they're not working on anything, and the House
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Speaker 1: has set we're rejecting it.
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Speaker 2: So now it happens.
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Speaker 3: I think what Senate Republicans need to do is they
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Speaker 3: need to stick together and they need to pass these
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Speaker 3: must pass pieces of legislation, including funding our immigration enforcement. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: it's pretty important. Yeah, I would think so. Also, they
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Speaker 3: need to pass the Save Acts, Save America Act to
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Speaker 3: make sure that illegal immigrants are not illegally voting an
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Speaker 3: American elections.
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Speaker 1: Right, Well, that would be good, Mike. Yeah, that sounds
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Speaker 1: like it's pie in the sky. We have the majority,
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Speaker 1: we're not getting anything done. Let's focus for a second
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Speaker 1: on the whole filibuster garbage.
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Speaker 2: You and I talked about it. James A.
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Speaker 1: Polk put it in place to get to get to
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Speaker 1: a cloture. It wasn't to extend things. He said, you're
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Speaker 1: taking too long on the Senate. Get me a bill
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Speaker 1: I want to sign. It, and it worked that way
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Speaker 1: for a long time. Then they changed it to a
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Speaker 1: sixty vote majority instead of sixty seven. Then they said,
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Speaker 1: and you don't even have to really filibuster. Just wave
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Speaker 1: at us, they say, we're going to go have a martini.
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Speaker 1: We're filibustering. We're calling it the talking filibuster. That's just
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Speaker 1: the normal filibuster is in it where you have to
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Speaker 1: actually debate until you can't anymore.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, we have a lazy filibusters, whereas you
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Speaker 3: just say we need sixty votes so we can't pass legislation,
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Speaker 3: rights that she doesn't have to do anything. That's just
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Speaker 3: not how it works in this Senate. You have to
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Speaker 3: have sixty votes to invote cloture, which cuts off unlimited
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Speaker 3: debate in the Senate. The Senate you can debate as
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Speaker 3: long as you want. You have the two debate rule,
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Speaker 3: meaning each senator can debate two times on the same
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Speaker 3: bill in one legislative day.
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Speaker 2: And eventually it runs out, runs out.
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Speaker 3: It run out. You just wear them down. If Senate
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Speaker 3: Republicans would just keep the Senate Democrats in session and
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Speaker 3: grind them out, we could pass these bills. You do
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Speaker 3: not need sixty votes to pass the Save Acts, you
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Speaker 3: need to wear out Senate Democrats and you can pass
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Speaker 3: it with fifty voats plus the Vice President.
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Speaker 1: You know it's not going to work. If they look
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Speaker 1: at us in the camera and say give us sixty members,
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Speaker 1: then we'll do it. You're not getting sixty. You're gonna
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Speaker 1: have forty nine after November if you don't do something right.
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Speaker 1: They're literally not doing anything. And every single election cycle, Mike,
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Speaker 1: they say, give us more of a majority, then we'll
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Speaker 1: really do it. Dude, I mean, come on, Harry Reid
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Speaker 1: wasn't afraid to knut the philibusher. What's the issue here?
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Speaker 3: I would say this when I was in the Senate
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Speaker 3: the Chief Council pronominations on the Senate Judiciary Committee a
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Speaker 3: hell almost eight years ago. Whatever it's been, you would
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Speaker 3: just merely threaten to make senators at work past two
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Speaker 3: o'clock on Thursday afternoon, and you can get a lot accomplished.
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Speaker 2: So you changed.
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Speaker 3: Well, I think what needs to happen is you need
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Speaker 3: the Senate Majority Leader John Thune and at least forty
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Speaker 3: nine other Senators who are willing to grind this out,
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Speaker 3: who are willing to stay in session right past two
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Speaker 3: o'clock on Thursdays. You know recesses for kids, Yeah, it is,
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Speaker 3: and for the kids in the Senate. We need to
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Speaker 3: just hold people, make Senate Democrats stand on their feet
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Speaker 3: and debate and they're gonna wear out. That's all you
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Speaker 3: have to do.
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Speaker 1: Remember what the say, Why I want you, Mike, because
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Speaker 1: at heart of hearts, why is any doing that?
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Speaker 3: Because we were not putting enough pressure on Senate Republicans
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Speaker 3: to do Then this is what what we do at
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Speaker 3: Article three project. Go to Article three project dot org
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Speaker 3: and go to the action page. One of the action
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Speaker 3: items is the same America Acts, and you light up
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Speaker 3: both of your home state senators with phone calls, social media,
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Speaker 3: post emails and help these Republican senators find and keep
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Speaker 3: their backbones.
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Speaker 1: It's Mike Davids Article three Project, Article threeproject dot org.
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Speaker 1: As he said, mrddmia over on social media follow him everywhere.
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Speaker 1: What bothers me is they sold it like you needed
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Speaker 1: to have a vote to do the talking filibuster and
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Speaker 1: you don't.
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Speaker 2: You just have to do it. It's just a rule.
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Speaker 2: You just do it. It's a procedure.
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Speaker 1: But to your point, if you don't have Murkowski, and
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Speaker 1: you don't have Collins, and you don't have fill in
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Speaker 1: the blank other week need Republicans. You can't do it
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Speaker 1: because you don't have fifty just to have the back
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Speaker 1: want to say we're gonna continue doing it.
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Speaker 3: I think they already. I think they've already had a
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Speaker 3: Senate vote where they have fifty one votes for the
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Speaker 3: Save America. Oh no, he said he's got the votes
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Speaker 3: for it. Yeah, you just can't get it to cloture. Well,
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Speaker 3: you don't need to vote. The only time you have
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Speaker 3: to in vote cloture is to cut off debate. Let
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Speaker 3: democrats cut off their own debate by run wearing themselves out,
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Speaker 3: makes those Well, if.
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Speaker 2: You've got fifty one or fifty plus JD Evans, just
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Speaker 2: do it. Yeah, just how are they doing it?
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Speaker 3: But let democrats debate and when they stop talking, hold
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Speaker 3: the vote. That's all you have to do. And they're
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Speaker 3: gonna say, give us sixty, then we really will, I promise.
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Speaker 3: But Mike, you and I talked about some million times.
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Speaker 3: When Obama won, they said, give us the House in
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Speaker 3: ten and we did and they didn't do anything. Give
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Speaker 3: us the Senate in fourteen, then we'll do it. We
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Speaker 3: give it to them. They didn't do anything. Give us
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Speaker 3: the White House in sixteen that were really doing. I
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Speaker 3: might at some point in the Republicans or the conservative
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Speaker 3: base will not vote anymore. I would say this to
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Speaker 3: Senate Republicans. The Save America Act has eighty plus percent
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Speaker 3: support among Americans, right, including a supermajority of Democrats and
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Speaker 3: even a supermajority of minorities.
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Speaker 2: Right.
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Speaker 3: You know, the women and minorities who Democrats don't think
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Speaker 3: that have the wherewithal to get a voter ID like
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Speaker 3: every other American. If Senate Republicans can't pass the Same
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Speaker 3: America Act with eighty percent support, including a super majority
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Speaker 3: of Democrats and minorities, they're in the wrong line of business.
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Speaker 1: Good did you see the video by Elizabethbanks? Do you
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Speaker 1: see this video? If the actress Elizabeth Banks puts on
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Speaker 1: social media yesterday, my name is Elizabeth Bank Banks. I
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Speaker 1: was born Elizabeth Mitchell. It's now Banks. I can't vote
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Speaker 1: now because my birth certificate, says Mitchell Mike. She thinks
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Speaker 1: people believe her, or she believes it.
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Speaker 3: It's amazing Democrats pretend that black people can't figure out
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Speaker 3: how to get a voter ID like everyone else, and
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Speaker 3: women are too stud to get a voter ID like else.
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Speaker 3: It's it's so condescending, it's so ridiculous. Again, a super
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Speaker 3: majority of minorities support the same America they support voter
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Speaker 3: common sense.
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Speaker 1: Yes, and watch some I watch some video out of
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Speaker 1: Connecticut last night, NBC connecticuts. You know it's gonna be good.
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Speaker 1: And the reporter literally was saying, you have to go
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Speaker 1: to register to vote now and show your aither your
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Speaker 1: passport or your birth certificate, which is untrue. I'm already
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Speaker 1: registered to vote. I'm a citizen. I don't have to
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Speaker 1: go reregistered. Nobody who's already registered to vote, who's a citizen,
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Speaker 1: has to reregister. We just have to show an ID
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Speaker 1: like we do in Texas already to say yeah, this
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Speaker 1: is actually who I am.
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Speaker 3: So are they gonna get away with that lie? It's
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Speaker 3: not working generally by the polling. But again, if Republicans
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Speaker 3: just force the Democrats to stand on their feet and
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Speaker 3: fight and debate and grind this out, we're going to win.
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Speaker 2: Right.
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Speaker 3: We just have to have the will on the Republican
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Speaker 3: side of the aisle in the Senate to force this
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Speaker 3: debate to.
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Speaker 1: I always ask you this question, Mike, Why Why isn't
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Speaker 1: fun just doing it? He will be a superstar for
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Speaker 1: this country and for our party, for this side anyway.
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Speaker 1: I'm not a Republican, we conservative, but he'll be a superstar.
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Speaker 2: He just does it. Why isn't he.
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Speaker 3: If this requires leadership and this is a test of
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Speaker 3: John Thune's leadership. If he could not deliver the Save
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Speaker 3: America Acts to President Trump's desk with eighty percent Americans,
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Speaker 3: he's in the wrong line of.
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Speaker 1: Or how do you change the leadership in the Senate?
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Speaker 1: Can you say we want Rick Scott, so let's make
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Speaker 1: that happen tomorrow. Can they just vote anytime they want?
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Speaker 3: It's it's very hard to do anything in the Senate.
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Speaker 3: But I look, I want John thun to step up.
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Speaker 3: I want him to deliver. I want him to succeed.
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Speaker 3: How long are we willing to wait? But we're waiting.
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Speaker 3: I mean it's again. If Senate Republicans cannot pass the
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Speaker 3: Stable America Act with eighty percent support, what the hell
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Speaker 3: are they doing?
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Speaker 2: Right? Like?
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Speaker 3: What what are they good? Ats?
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Speaker 2: Right? Tell me? What?
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Speaker 3: What what do you actually do here? If you can't
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Speaker 3: deliver legislation with eighty percent support among Americans.
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Speaker 1: Let's talk about some of your favorite people. A big
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Speaker 1: tish do you call Fanny Willis?
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Speaker 2: Big Fanny? Do you call her?
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Speaker 3: I call her big Titian, Big Fanny.
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Speaker 1: So big Titian, Big Fanny are in big trouble if
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Speaker 1: I'm reading it right, They're going to bring charges again
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Speaker 1: against Letitia James because for mortgage fraud of all things.
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Speaker 1: And Fanny Willis is just a mess. I mean, she
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Speaker 1: was covering for her boyfriend who was builling people one
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Speaker 1: hundred and fifty hours a day or something. He went
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Speaker 1: to the White House twenty two times and pretending he didn't. Clearly, Mike,
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Speaker 1: there was collusion between the Biden administration and Fanny Willis
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Speaker 1: and Fulton County and all those indictments.
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Speaker 3: What could be done about that? Well, I think you're
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Speaker 3: starting to see. With my friend Jason Redd and Kenyones,
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Speaker 3: the US attorney down in Miami, he got confirmed back
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Speaker 3: in August. He saw the court filing where he sent
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Speaker 3: up a special grand jury and Fort Pierce, Florida. You're
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Speaker 3: you're hearing news reports right about over one hundreds of
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Speaker 3: minas going out. Wow, I'm hearing Brennan's name a lot.
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Speaker 2: I'm hearing.
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Speaker 3: The House Intelligence Committee is sending up a transcript to
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Speaker 3: the Justice Department about Brennan's testimony, maybe his perjury and
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Speaker 3: obstruction of a congressional investigation. I think I think justice
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Speaker 3: is starting to starting to come here. I would I
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Speaker 3: always say, I'm going to make it my mission. Joe
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Speaker 3: likes mission. Over the last four years, I admitted my
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Speaker 3: mission to deliver accountability for this lawfare. I'm going to
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Speaker 3: make damn sure happens over the latin next three years.
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Speaker 3: I will not I will not accept anything less than
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Speaker 3: account of building for the law.
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Speaker 1: I'll say this to my audience, and I won't say
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Speaker 1: who it was, but a high level Department of Justice
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Speaker 1: guy or gal that I talked to Thursday night here said,
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Speaker 1: don't worry. We're not done with Comy. We're not done
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Speaker 1: with Brandan, We're not done with McKay, We're not done
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Speaker 1: with all these people. Deep state doesn't get away with it.
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Speaker 1: And my question has always been, and you've been very
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Speaker 1: good about this, my question has always been, what about
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Speaker 1: the statue of limitations?
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Speaker 2: Can you extend it as our reco case? Can you
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Speaker 2: extend it?
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Speaker 1: Because Comy sat down and lied later and then the
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Speaker 1: time starts all over. Is there not a statute of
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Speaker 1: limitations that they're trying to scot out of Well.
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Speaker 3: We've talked about this on your show a lot, Joe.
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Speaker 3: It's conspiracy against rights right et and USC Section two
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Speaker 3: forty one.
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Speaker 2: Right.
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Speaker 3: If you politicize and weaponize intel agencies and law enforcement
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Speaker 3: to go after your political enemies for none primes, that's
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Speaker 3: textbook conspiracy against rights. And with a conspiracy, the conspiracy
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Speaker 3: does not end until the conspirators disbow the conspiracy. Oh wow,
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Speaker 3: So when you cover up a conspiracy like they've been doing,
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Speaker 3: you continue that conspiracy, And clearly they've done that. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: this is an ongoing conspiracy. But the statished Limitations has
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Speaker 3: not even begun to build at all on this, and
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Speaker 3: so there is plenty of running room to bring in
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Speaker 3: a conspiracy against Wright's charge against all of these guys
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Speaker 3: going back to twenty sixteen pro Russian.
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Speaker 1: Collusion mrddmia or on social media, go and support the
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Speaker 1: article of Free Project article threeproject dot org. Last question, Mike,
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Speaker 1: if they'll pass the Save America Act. I don't trust
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Speaker 1: the upcoming election. I think you lose the majority in
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Speaker 1: both in both the House and the Senate. If they
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Speaker 1: don't pass this act, are they going to get it done?
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Speaker 1: If it's come closer for me.
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Speaker 3: If Republicans cannot pass the Save America Act with eighty
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Speaker 3: percent support among Americans, they don't deserve to be in
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Speaker 3: the majority of greed.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, great point, Mike, thanks a million. Can you see it? Brother?
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Speaker 1: He's a young guy, he's a freshman in the House
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Speaker 1: of Representatives, but he's bringing the heat every single time
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Speaker 1: he's got some liberal, progressive dork in front of him.
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Speaker 2: What does he do?
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Speaker 1: He asked them questions they didn't see coming, and he
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Speaker 1: asks them very directly, and then he waits for an answer,
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Speaker 1: and then he'll say, really, you really believe that? And
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Speaker 1: in this one, he just got done questioning people about
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Speaker 1: their thoughts on giving all sorts of intolerments and handouts
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Speaker 1: to people who came to this country by breaking the law.
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Speaker 1: They came here illegally. So Brandon Gill breaks that down.
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Speaker 1: Plus got to get the same America Act done. He
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Speaker 1: does comment to what's going on in the Senate and
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Speaker 1: what's happening in the House, and again, this guy is
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Speaker 1: the future of this country. Make sure you stick around
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Speaker 1: and share this everywhere. I gotta be honest with you.
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Speaker 1: When Brandon Gill got the job as the District twenty
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Speaker 1: sixth representative from the great State of Texas, great Republican,
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Speaker 1: I figured he'd go in there and take his time,
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Speaker 1: maybe hang out for a few bunths, just observe, see
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Speaker 1: what's going on up hit the ground running. I mean,
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Speaker 1: if you're going to be in front of a committee
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Speaker 1: that he's on, you're going to get the questions that
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Speaker 1: you didn't expect to get. You better have some answers, Brandon.
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Speaker 1: I love the job you're doing. How you doing, brother,
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Speaker 1: I'm doing great. We're here in DC getting a lot
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Speaker 1: of work done. How are you doing, Joe, I'm doing
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Speaker 1: very well. Looking forward to seeing you a SEPAC next week.
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Speaker 1: You know, I'm watching some of those video of you
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Speaker 1: questioning these far lefty progressive Marxist dorks, and the questions
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Speaker 1: are so crisp and clear and calm. Do you believe
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Speaker 1: that illegal aliens should get welfare?
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Speaker 2: Yes? Do you think they should get medicaid? Yes?
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Speaker 1: Do you think they should get educate? They're all saying
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Speaker 1: yes as if they're right. It's so interesting to me
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Speaker 1: because I know that you speak for the majority of
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Speaker 1: not only Texans but of Americans when you say, can
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Speaker 1: we stop spending money on people who are breaking the
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Speaker 1: law to get here? Are you ever surprised that they
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Speaker 1: stick to their guns? I almost feel like they should
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Speaker 1: change their stance because they know they're going to get
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Speaker 1: it from you.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 5: I always think, you know, the smart thing to do
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Speaker 5: would be to just throw out all these idiotic beliefs
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Speaker 5: that the Left has been promoting for so long and
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Speaker 5: actually return to some common sense. So, for instance, no,
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Speaker 5: I don't think that illegal aliens should get free medicaid.
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Speaker 5: I don't think that they should get free housing. I
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Speaker 5: don't think they should get free education. I don't think
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Speaker 5: that they should get free anything in the United States
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Speaker 5: other than a free trip back to wherever they came from. So,
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Speaker 5: but you don't see the left, do that? You see
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Speaker 5: them now even though public opinion is so against them.
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Speaker 5: On all of on immigration, on all the woke stuff.
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Speaker 5: They're just digging their heels in. And we had a
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Speaker 5: hearing earlier this week where where you could see that
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Speaker 5: really clearly. The hearing was on Supreme Court case called
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Speaker 5: a Pliler v. Do and it was about basically mandated
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Speaker 5: Texas schools and schools across the country pay for education
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Speaker 5: for illegal alien children.
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Speaker 4: It was a terribly ruled case.
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Speaker 5: But in the course of the questioning, whenever I got
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Speaker 5: to a question the witnesses about this case that the
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Speaker 5: Democrats brought in some crazy left you know, pseudo academic
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Speaker 5: who thought he was you know, is engaged in all
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Speaker 5: kinds of left wing activism about some of his views
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Speaker 5: on the rest of sort of the immigration landscape. And
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Speaker 5: I think what it highlights is is that the Left
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Speaker 5: is genuinely an open borders party. They genuinely do want
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Speaker 5: to spend our tax dollars on this kind of stuff.
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Speaker 4: And I think it's important for the American people to
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Speaker 4: see that.
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Speaker 1: You know, I'm going to get into why they're doing
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Speaker 1: it at the border and why they are an open
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Speaker 1: borders party in a second. I'm gonna go back to
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Speaker 1: player versus Dough. I actually interviewed Greg Gabbatt, our governor here,
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Speaker 1: probably three or four years ago, on this specifically, will
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Speaker 1: you do all you can to bring this back to
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Speaker 1: the Supreme Court. Will you see if you can overturn
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Speaker 1: this with a conservative Supreme Court. I think if it
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Speaker 1: were adjudicated again, it would go a different way. Player
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Speaker 1: versus Dough very simply does exactly what you said. If
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Speaker 1: you're an illegal alien and you bring your children with
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Speaker 1: you and they're in a school district, you have to
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Speaker 1: educate them on the taxpayer's done. That's a major magnet
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Speaker 1: brandon any thought process of pursuing and trying to get
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Speaker 1: this rel litigated, because if we overturn that, I think
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Speaker 1: a lot of people will do it the right way
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Speaker 1: stead of coming here illegally.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, you've got a few different states across the country,
16:04
Speaker 5: including Texas. They either have laws that have been passed
16:07
Speaker 5: or laws that have been proposed that would likely be
16:11
Speaker 5: challenged on this sort of basis of the Plilo Vdoh ruling,
16:15
Speaker 5: which would provide the opportunity for the Supreme Court to
16:18
Speaker 5: revisit that ruling.
16:19
Speaker 4: I would love to see that.
16:21
Speaker 5: I think that what the purpose of the hearing that
16:23
Speaker 5: we had earlier this week was to sort of pave
16:25
Speaker 5: the way and show that it is the sense of
16:28
Speaker 5: Congress that that was a poorly ruled decision and that
16:33
Speaker 5: that is in fact something that should be revisited. So
16:36
Speaker 5: I would love to see the Supreme Court take that
16:39
Speaker 5: up again.
16:40
Speaker 1: By the way, when I had Aba on when we
16:41
Speaker 1: talked about that, I've been them on several times since then.
16:44
Speaker 1: It went completely viral. The left freaked out that he
16:46
Speaker 1: said we should overturn Plier versus Dough. I hope you
16:49
Speaker 1: can do that. District twenty six, Republican, Great State of Texas,
16:51
Speaker 1: Brandon Gill. Let's go back to why the left wants
16:54
Speaker 1: open borders, I believe, and so that they could have
16:56
Speaker 1: illegal aliens vote.
16:58
Speaker 2: Do you agree?
17:00
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I mean, just look at what they're doing
17:02
Speaker 5: right now. They're doing They're doing two things at the
17:06
Speaker 5: same time. One is that they're holding up funding for DHS,
17:10
Speaker 5: and the second is that they are trying to stop
17:13
Speaker 5: the Save America Act from passing out of the Senate.
17:15
Speaker 5: So whenever they're holding up funding for DHS, their stated
17:18
Speaker 5: purpose for doing that is to figure out some way
17:22
Speaker 5: that they can hamstring the President from enforcing his immigration
17:25
Speaker 5: agenda to stop him from deporting illegal aliens. Then at
17:28
Speaker 5: the same time, they're fighting to stop the Save America Act,
17:31
Speaker 5: which would stop those very same illegal aliens from voting
17:35
Speaker 5: in our elections. So how are you supposed to logically
17:38
Speaker 5: make sense of that other than to conclude that Democrats
17:42
Speaker 5: are doing all of this, creating all of this chaos
17:45
Speaker 5: in Washington and across the country because they want illegal
17:48
Speaker 5: aliens voting in the midterm elections in just a few
17:51
Speaker 5: months coming up. That is their I mean, that is
17:53
Speaker 5: so clearly what they're doing here. And by the way,
17:56
Speaker 5: that's been their political plan for decades now. It's not
17:59
Speaker 5: anything new. What is new is the amount of chaos
18:01
Speaker 5: that they're willing to create in our country in order
18:04
Speaker 5: to pursue that.
18:05
Speaker 1: On Judiciary Oversight and Government Reform budget committees. It is
18:08
Speaker 1: US Representative Brandon Gill District twenty sixth grade, State of Texas.
18:12
Speaker 1: Why isn't the Senate that we gave the majority pushing
18:15
Speaker 1: this through. I would think this would be easy. You
18:17
Speaker 1: don't have to vote on the talking filibuster. You just
18:20
Speaker 1: have to do it, and we've got the majority.
18:23
Speaker 5: Yeah, exactly, And you know, I think that that's what
18:25
Speaker 5: the vast majority of Americans think. You know, most Americans
18:29
Speaker 5: across the country, they don't care about arcane Senate procedural rules.
18:33
Speaker 5: They don't care about the difference between a rule change
18:36
Speaker 5: in the Senate and a change in precedent. All they
18:39
Speaker 5: care about is getting the Save America Act signed into law.
18:42
Speaker 5: And because that's what they care about, that should be
18:44
Speaker 5: what the Senate and the House cares about as well.
18:48
Speaker 5: You know, this is something that they expect from us.
18:51
Speaker 5: Whene our voters gave us power last November and they
18:53
Speaker 5: said Republicans should control the White House and the House
18:56
Speaker 5: of Representatives and the Senate, they expected us to use
19:00
Speaker 5: that power aggressively and appropriately in a way that furthers
19:05
Speaker 5: the interests of the country. And whenever you have an
19:07
Speaker 5: issue that eighty five percent of the country agrees with,
19:10
Speaker 5: including a large majority of Democrats, this should be something
19:13
Speaker 5: that's a no brainer. I mean, basic common sense, voter
19:18
Speaker 5: ie D laws are something that everybody wants. It makes
19:21
Speaker 5: total sense. It's amazing that we're even debating this. So yes,
19:24
Speaker 5: I agree. I think that we're going to be in
19:26
Speaker 5: a tough position if the Senate can't get this done.
19:29
Speaker 5: And again, it doesn't matter how they get it done.
19:31
Speaker 5: I could, you know, we could talk all day about
19:32
Speaker 5: different ways to do that. I think the talking filibuster
19:35
Speaker 5: procedure only is the best way to get this passed
19:38
Speaker 5: out of the Senate. But all that matters is that
19:41
Speaker 5: they that they actually get it done.
19:43
Speaker 1: It never used to be called the talking filibuster was
19:46
Speaker 1: just called the filibuster. And they added this thing where
19:48
Speaker 1: you get to say I'm going to go to lunch,
19:49
Speaker 1: I filibuster and then you don't have to do anything.
19:51
Speaker 2: So calling it the.
19:52
Speaker 1: Talking filibuster takes it back to what it used to be.
19:54
Speaker 1: It also used to be a threshold of sixty seven.
19:56
Speaker 1: It's sixty now. But if you did the talking filibustering,
19:58
Speaker 1: correct me, if I get this wrong, you're way smarter
20:00
Speaker 1: than I. Wouldn't it force the Democrats to keep on
20:03
Speaker 1: going to the red in the face or blue in
20:04
Speaker 1: the face and fall asleep, and then you can get
20:06
Speaker 1: the closure with fifty one. It's that simple, isn't it.
20:09
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, it really is that simple. I mean to
20:13
Speaker 5: put it this way, there are two different steps to
20:15
Speaker 5: getting a bill passed out of the Senate. The first
20:17
Speaker 5: step is the debate stage, and the second step is
20:20
Speaker 5: actually voting on the underlying bill. And the second step,
20:23
Speaker 5: whenever you vote on the underlying bill, you just need
20:25
Speaker 5: a simple majority. You need fifty plus one votes. It's
20:28
Speaker 5: the first step where bills typically get hung up. And
20:31
Speaker 5: in order to move on from the first step to
20:34
Speaker 5: the second step, you have to end debate, and you
20:36
Speaker 5: can in debate in one of two ways per current
20:39
Speaker 5: Senate rules. On the one hand, you can either exhaust
20:42
Speaker 5: the actual debate time, in other words, you kind of
20:44
Speaker 5: run out the clock because you're talking so much. That's
20:47
Speaker 5: what an actual filibuster is. That's what you're talking about.
20:50
Speaker 5: And percent it rules, each senator can only speak twice,
20:53
Speaker 5: and they can speak as long as they won each time,
20:54
Speaker 5: but only twice. So you can have somebody go in
20:57
Speaker 5: there and they talk for twenty four hours straight or
20:59
Speaker 5: whatever until blue in the face, and then the next
21:01
Speaker 5: person goes. So you can drag that process out for
21:04
Speaker 5: several weeks, but at the end, but once the clock
21:06
Speaker 5: is over, you've exhausted debate.
21:09
Speaker 4: That's the first way.
21:11
Speaker 5: Or you can have what's called a cloture vote, which
21:13
Speaker 5: is just that sixty vote threshold over time the Senate
21:16
Speaker 5: has really morphed into nobody actually debating. They're not deliberating anything.
21:21
Speaker 5: They're just threatening to fill a bus or they're threatening
21:25
Speaker 5: to debate. And that's where we always talk about that
21:28
Speaker 5: sixty vote threshold. So again, we don't even have to
21:30
Speaker 5: change the rules in the Senate to get the Save
21:33
Speaker 5: America Act pass. We just have to tell the Senators
21:36
Speaker 5: if you want to if you want to be the
21:37
Speaker 5: deliberative body where you have this ability to debate extensively,
21:41
Speaker 5: and the Senate prides themselves on that. They pride themselves
21:44
Speaker 5: on being the body who does debate, who does actually
21:48
Speaker 5: consider really deeply every piece of legislation they vote. If
21:51
Speaker 5: you want to be the deliberative body, then actually deliberate.
21:54
Speaker 5: So that's all we're asking. But again, that's not a
21:57
Speaker 5: change in rules. That's just the Senate actually doing their job.
22:00
Speaker 5: And right now it appears that they don't want to.
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Speaker 1: Guild dot House, dot Govit's Brandon gild District twenty six, Republican,
22:06
Speaker 1: Great State of Texas. You have a great idea and
22:08
Speaker 1: a plane a Luna has a great idea. I'm guessing
22:10
Speaker 1: there are other representatives that have the same idea. Don't
22:13
Speaker 1: pass anything the Senate sends you until they do what
22:16
Speaker 1: you guys want. Because for a lot, I think a
22:18
Speaker 1: lot of people don't think the House has leverage on
22:20
Speaker 1: the Senate, which of course you do because you've got
22:22
Speaker 1: the purse strings and you have the bills that you
22:24
Speaker 1: know to start spending. But I don't know that it's
22:26
Speaker 1: utilized as much as it can be. You guys in
22:28
Speaker 1: the House keep on passing stuff you passed it last
22:31
Speaker 1: time when they shut down the government for forty three days.
22:34
Speaker 1: The Senate just isn't doing anything that it can do.
22:37
Speaker 1: So is there a big enough number on your side
22:40
Speaker 1: in the House to say we will not pass your
22:42
Speaker 1: legislation that emanates in the Senate unless you do what
22:45
Speaker 1: we want.
22:48
Speaker 5: Well, first of all, I would say I don't think
22:50
Speaker 5: we should even take up Senate bills for a vote
22:52
Speaker 5: on the House floor. And I think that that's a
22:54
Speaker 5: call that that House leadership has to make.
22:57
Speaker 4: I mean, I've been very clear with them.
22:58
Speaker 5: I don't think that we should be voting on any
23:00
Speaker 5: Senate bill other than DHS funding until the Senate passes
23:04
Speaker 5: the same America Act. But I think that there's about
23:07
Speaker 5: forty to fifty House Republicans who are in a similar
23:10
Speaker 5: bucket as I am saying, I don't think that if
23:13
Speaker 5: you do bring these for a vote, I'm not going
23:14
Speaker 5: to vote for any Senate bills. Now, the question of
23:17
Speaker 5: whether that's enough to kill a bill, it depends on
23:20
Speaker 5: what bill it is and how it's brought to the floor,
23:22
Speaker 5: and we can get into the procedural nuances. But for
23:25
Speaker 5: you know, basically for bipartisan bills, which is a decent
23:28
Speaker 5: amount of the work that we do, believe it or not,
23:31
Speaker 5: those bills may still have a chance of getting passed.
23:34
Speaker 5: But I think once you get into more substantive bills,
23:37
Speaker 5: candidly bills that actually matter, it is going to be
23:41
Speaker 5: a lot more difficult.
23:42
Speaker 1: Right now, it is Representative Brandon Guild talk to me
23:45
Speaker 1: about the DHS funding. You and I both know that
23:47
Speaker 1: the one big beautiful bill, Bill and Reconciliation funded ICE
23:52
Speaker 1: and CBP through President Trump's term, So they can't get
23:55
Speaker 1: they can't force any changes to ICE by defunding it.
23:58
Speaker 1: I already has the funding. Where where the American people
24:00
Speaker 1: are getting screwed, as you know very well, is in TSA.
24:04
Speaker 1: You've got lines in Austin that are four and a
24:06
Speaker 1: half hours long to get through TSA. TSA workers having
24:09
Speaker 1: to pick up extra work because they can't pay their bills.
24:11
Speaker 1: These people, and they've said it over and over when
24:14
Speaker 1: it comes to shutting down the government. People like AOC
24:16
Speaker 1: have said, we have to make it painful for the
24:18
Speaker 1: American people. What can you do, if anything, in the
24:21
Speaker 1: House to force the Senate to get this DHS funding
24:26
Speaker 1: through and not do something piecemeal like Ray Casar and
24:29
Speaker 1: people want to do by just funding TSA.
24:33
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean what they're trying to do by stripping
24:35
Speaker 5: out the different components of a DHS bill. First of all,
24:38
Speaker 5: that's not how appropriations bill work. You pass the bill
24:42
Speaker 5: that has funding for the entire agency, and that includes
24:45
Speaker 5: immigration enforcement. To your point, ices already funded right now.
24:49
Speaker 5: There's more money for them in this DHS bill, but
24:51
Speaker 5: they've got what they need to continue operating because we
24:54
Speaker 5: specifically did that as part of the big beautiful bill.
24:57
Speaker 5: I think that was one of the more clever things
24:59
Speaker 5: that Republicans did. Actually, candidly, I think it was brilliant
25:03
Speaker 5: and we're seeing the results of that. But we're not
25:07
Speaker 5: going to just cut this thing up and allow the
25:09
Speaker 5: Democrats to either defund other Porsche, you know, the other
25:12
Speaker 5: funding that would have gone to ICE, or what they
25:15
Speaker 5: really want to do is they want to add in
25:17
Speaker 5: stipulations to that funding to say, for instance, ICE cannot
25:21
Speaker 5: operate in certain areas, they can't use certain things. They
25:24
Speaker 5: do anything they can to hamstring ice as operations to
25:27
Speaker 5: make them less effective, and we're just the answer is no.
25:30
Speaker 5: I mean, it's it really is as simple as that.
25:33
Speaker 5: So I think that what we need to be doing
25:35
Speaker 5: is showing really the pain that the Left is causing
25:39
Speaker 5: for the American people. I mean, you can see the
25:40
Speaker 5: lines at Houston at the airport, you can see them
25:43
Speaker 5: all over the country now. Or it's people showing up
25:46
Speaker 5: at the airport at three am or earlier for a
25:48
Speaker 5: six am flight that they missed because the TSA lines
25:51
Speaker 5: are so long because TSA isn't getting funded. And you've
25:55
Speaker 5: got TSA agents now who are sleeping in their cars
25:58
Speaker 5: or who are you know, selling blood so that they
26:01
Speaker 5: can make ends meat. I mean, that's really grotesque. I
26:04
Speaker 5: think that's the kind of message that we need to
26:05
Speaker 5: make really clear. This is the pain the Left is
26:08
Speaker 5: willing to put on the American people. They're willing to
26:11
Speaker 5: make our country less safe by the way at a
26:13
Speaker 5: time whenever. Just in the past two weeks, we've had
26:15
Speaker 5: four different radical Islamic terrorist attacks within our own border.
26:20
Speaker 5: And nevertheless, Democrats are willing to defund DHS because they
26:23
Speaker 5: hate the president's immigration agenda that much.
26:27
Speaker 1: It's so crazy because again I'll bring up Kasarvacaus. You
26:29
Speaker 1: went interrupted some John Corning get together where Corny was
26:31
Speaker 1: feeding the TSA people or something, and he said, the
26:35
Speaker 1: only reason they're not getting paid is because you won't
26:37
Speaker 1: say yes to the TSA bill. We have to make
26:39
Speaker 1: sure that we're clear on our messaging that if you
26:41
Speaker 1: fund DHS, you fund TSA, and again, as you said,
26:45
Speaker 1: you start stripping it out, then Democrats get what they want.
26:47
Speaker 1: So is there a mechanism governmentally brandon to force the
26:50
Speaker 1: Senate's hand and make them fund the DHS.
26:54
Speaker 5: Well, you know, there are different ways to potentially do that.
26:59
Speaker 5: You know, you'd have to game plan each one to
27:00
Speaker 5: see which one is going to be the most sort
27:02
Speaker 5: of politically efficacious or the most Wise. You could attach
27:06
Speaker 5: DHS funding to something that the Senate considers a most
27:09
Speaker 5: past piece of legislation. Faiza is one example that's a
27:14
Speaker 5: bill that we're going to be voting on here pretty soon.
27:16
Speaker 4: That's one thing you could do.
27:18
Speaker 5: Maybe there's some you know, some way to make that
27:21
Speaker 5: work with a housing bill that the Senate wants. You know,
27:23
Speaker 5: I'm not sure that's going to be the best way
27:25
Speaker 5: to do it. But outside of that, we can also,
27:29
Speaker 5: you know, we can we can also just keep getting
27:31
Speaker 5: the message out.
27:32
Speaker 2: You know.
27:32
Speaker 5: The difficult thing with the Senate is that it you know,
27:35
Speaker 5: we have limited leverage in the House over what they do,
27:38
Speaker 5: and we do everything we can, and we should continue
27:41
Speaker 5: doing everything we can, for instance, voting Senate bills down
27:45
Speaker 5: until the Save Act gets passed. But what we really
27:49
Speaker 5: need to do is to get a bunch of Senators
27:51
Speaker 5: to come to their senses and to vote for a
27:53
Speaker 5: vote for DHS funding. And if not, you know, maybe
27:56
Speaker 5: maybe a talking fill of us or makes sense there
27:58
Speaker 5: as well.
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Speaker 1: It is a brand thking gil US Representative District twenty
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Speaker 1: sixth grade, State of Texas.
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Speaker 2: Let me finish with this.
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Speaker 1: Do you have any idea being in the middle of
28:05
Speaker 1: it all the time, why Democrats are so completely supportive
28:10
Speaker 1: of Somali immigrants are who are coming here and committing
28:13
Speaker 1: so much fraud. You can't deny the fact that there's
28:16
Speaker 1: a connection between those coming from Somalia, a country filled
28:19
Speaker 1: with fraud, run by terrorists and warlords, and they come
28:22
Speaker 1: here and they now are by far the majority of those,
28:27
Speaker 1: especially in Minnesota, and now we're finding out about some
28:29
Speaker 1: other organizations in California. But these people came here to
28:32
Speaker 1: scam the system to getting away with it. So you
28:35
Speaker 1: and I can agree that they're doing it because by
28:36
Speaker 1: the numbers in Minnesota, it's ninety percent of the convictions
28:39
Speaker 1: are Somali immigrants. Why are Democrats protecting them?
28:42
Speaker 2: Do you know?
28:44
Speaker 5: You know, I think it's because Democrats don't see them
28:46
Speaker 5: as people within the United States. They see them as
28:49
Speaker 5: a bunch of faceless voters who they think that they
28:52
Speaker 5: can get to vote Democrat.
28:54
Speaker 3: Right.
28:54
Speaker 5: You know, Democrats have when it comes to immigration, and
28:58
Speaker 5: particular Democrats have it a wildly mocky Abelian view of
29:02
Speaker 5: the world, and they're willing to cut any kind of
29:05
Speaker 5: Faustian bargain or make any kind of deal they can
29:07
Speaker 5: to bring in voters to their side, even if that
29:10
Speaker 5: means turning the other way deliberately, as those Somalians in
29:14
Speaker 5: this case are defrauding American taxpayers to the tune of
29:17
Speaker 5: billions and billions of dollars. I think it really comes
29:21
Speaker 5: It really is as simple as that. It comes down
29:23
Speaker 5: to a power play. Democrats have a really hard time
29:26
Speaker 5: making the case to Americans.
29:27
Speaker 4: So they're going to.
29:28
Speaker 5: Import voters via illegal immigration and via an insanely idiotic
29:33
Speaker 5: legal immigration system which we currently have on the books
29:35
Speaker 5: right now, and they're going to bring those people. And
29:38
Speaker 5: the Democrats have been doing this for a long long time,
29:41
Speaker 5: since since the days of Boss Tweed and New York City.
29:44
Speaker 4: This has been the play. You come off the vote,
29:46
Speaker 4: we will.
29:47
Speaker 5: Give you free stuff in exchange for your vote, or
29:49
Speaker 5: we will allow you to defraud American taxpayers and exchange
29:53
Speaker 5: for your vote.
29:54
Speaker 1: And Democrats quite literally, they're quite literally against deporting illegal
29:58
Speaker 1: immigrants that are convicted of welfare. I mean they're against it.
30:01
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, oh yeah, there, you know.
30:04
Speaker 5: I wait a hearing the other day I asked to
30:07
Speaker 5: you know, on the plilor vdo and I asked one
30:09
Speaker 5: of these left wing academics, you know, do you think
30:11
Speaker 5: that we should even be ben reporting criminal illegal aliens?
30:16
Speaker 5: And he says no, he wants them to be rehabilitated
30:19
Speaker 5: within the United States, whatever that means. He doesn't care
30:22
Speaker 5: how many didn't care how much that costs. That's the goal.
30:25
Speaker 5: I mean, this is so insane that normal people have
30:28
Speaker 5: a hard have a hard time even wrapping their heads
30:30
Speaker 5: around it.
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Speaker 1: I love what you're doing for Texas. Love what you're
30:33
Speaker 1: doing for the country. Brandon gill Us, Representative District twenty six,
30:36
Speaker 1: Great state of Texas. Let's talk again to my friend.
30:38
Speaker 1: Great job.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, thanks for having me, Joe.
30:41
Speaker 2: You bet we're back after this. Sta're right here.