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Rep. Maria Salazar takes on socialism and immigration as Trump gives Ukraine a deadline · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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Well, the House passed a resolution denouncing the horrors of socialism in a bipartisan 28598 vote just as Mom Donny was with President Trump at the White House.
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Talk about timing.
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Now the resolution was introduced by Representative Maria Salazar.
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The Congresswoman will join us today to explain the details of the resolution, her thoughts on Zoran Mom Donny and her push for President Trump and Congress to act on HR 4393.
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Her answer to the immigration nightmare.
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She'll explain dignity, not citizenship.
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And then former intelligence officers and sitting members of Congress saying U.S.
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troops should resist or question Trump's directives.
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Major Fred Galvin outlines the danger.
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And also Trump gives Ukraine a Thanksgiving deadline to respond to his peace plan or else.
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It's all next on Viewpoint this Sunday.
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This is Viewpoint this Sunday.
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Welcome to the weekend news magazine.
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Viewpoint this Sunday.
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It is Malcolm Outloud here.
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Well, a lot of things have happened over the last few days as always, friends.
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It's always a busy news cycle.
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And uh Simon Domby fits us, Washington, D.C.
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That was quite the pickle.
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And socialism is a word that we're going to talk a bit about today.
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Immigration is another big story, and uh excited to have on here.
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Congresswoman Maria Salazar is here.
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And uh she is she represents uh Florida's 27th Congressional District.
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Uh what I've always liked about her, she's a first generation American and the daughter of Cuban political refugees.
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So she's a good voice uh for these kinds of topics, I believe.
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She's got an incredible book out.
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We'll tell you about as well.
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Uh Congresswoman uh Salazar, welcome to the broadcast.
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Always my pleasure to be with you, and thank you for the opportunity.
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Yeah, well, we want to get your message out there.
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Let's start first of all with this uh House resolution, please.
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Uh condemning the uh the the socialism here, and this is something you're doing with uh, I believe with um uh gov uh with uh governor.
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He was a governor before, wasn't he?
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Senator Senator Rick Scott, of course.
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That's you.
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Uh tell us about this, because this you know what was really wild about this.
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As this was happening on Friday, uh my mom was visiting the White House.
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That's it.
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What a coincidence, I don't know.
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I know.
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So tell us about this, please.
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Well, the fact is that we wanted to present a resolution so we could determine who on the Democratic side was going to vote with us or against us.
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The only thing that this resolution says is that we are condemning the horrors of socialism throughout history.
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Uh now the vote, the the the resolution was 285 to 98, and you're right, the AOCs, the Bernie Sanders, and then uh the squad, and there was a series of others uh that all and that but it even went more than that.
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Uh there were uh others.
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There were uh uh Pelosi voted no, is that correct?
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Uh yeah, and and uh because just like uh Schumer, Pelosi is afraid of the most radical left wing within the party, the radical that the Marxists.
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Democratic socialism.
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There's nothing pretty about the word socialism.
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And unfortunately for people in New York City, they have elected a democratic socialist.
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Yeah, what does that mean?
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Well, let me ask you this.
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Anything that's nothing.
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I mean, that that's a fallacy.
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The fact that they don't denounce it, though, some of the main players uh that they're not denouncing this.
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Doesn't that say that the Democrat Party is one uh is the same as a socialist party?
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I mean, isn't that what they're admitting?
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Well, I think that's a very that's a very good uh analysis on your part.
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Yeah.
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Either they're admitting it or they're afraid to denounce it because they know that the other side, the AOCs and the socialists are stronger than they are, who are the center.
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I don't think that Nancy Pelosi, I don't agree with her on most things, but I don't agree that Nancy is a socialist.
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I mean, she's too old.
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She's lifted, she's she's she knows it.
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But look at Schumer.
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Schumer kept the country there, the government shut down for 40 days because he's afraid that AOC is going to primary him in New York City for the for the governor for the seat of two for the seat of senator.
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Since when?
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Well, that's what's happening.
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Well, because they know that the youth, the youth don't have a point of reference.
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Right.
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That's the problem.
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No point of reference here.
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All right.
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So what so bottom line with this resolution?
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What did we accomplish?
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I mean, uh the to put this out there in daylight like this with you and Scott, what do we accomplish at this point?
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Do you think we accomplished is that we are sending a very message to the average American that the Democratic Party does not is not willing to denounce such a terrible terrible ideology like socialism, and that that could creep in at some point in the presidential and the senatorials is gonna creep in.
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It could in in our in our electoral life.
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That's the big problem here.
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The average American in Nebraska in Ohio in Idaho in Oregon needs to know that that ideology is gonna kill him and their kids.
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Yeah, yeah.
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But don't vote for it.
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Yeah, well, and we're getting further down the road now, so it's it's getting harder and harder to uh, you know, the the the further, like you say, could uh seeping into higher positions, higher offices.
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At some point, there's a point of no return, and then you you start to see this shift in the country.
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And a lot of this from experts I talk to is a setup, even with uh uh some of our adversaries who are behind a lot of this stuff and funding this stuff and globalists like Soros and others like China, people that are funding this stuff.
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Uh, but it's it's all part of the thing to take down the United States.
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Uh, hopefully, Americans aware of what's happening because this is uh this is scary, uh, Congressman.
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This is not funny.
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Just ask my constituents.
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And the reason why I know this because I lifted my parents lived it.
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You know, Cuba, Cuba had the highest per capita income in the hemisphere in 1960.
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He was the closest ally to the United States, only 90 miles away.
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You could have swum from uh from Havana to Miami or to Key West.
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Yeah.
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Look what happened to Venezuela.
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Venezuela is even a better more example.
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Venezuelans in two in the year 2000, 2000 was the other day.
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My first daughter was born in 2000.
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I still remember the Venezuelans would make fun of the Cubans and telling them, Oh my god, you Cubans, you see Fidel Castro everywhere.
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They would make fun of us.
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They said we have the largest reserves of oil in the world, or not an island.
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Uh, we have a very strong democracy.
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We have a very strong economy.
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Yeah, yeah.
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I mean, we've been friends with the United States, and this cannot ever happen to us.
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And look, and you should tell you what's happening in Venezuela, right?
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And you see, no, and you'll see the fight with the cartels and what he's doing.
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And okay.
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Do you think well let me ask you this?
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Uh I'm seeing from military personnel that believe that Maduro's days are numbered.
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Uh, is is he a target right now?
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Do you think?
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Of course.
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Then got to Donald Trump, who has the fortitude and the strength and the courage to take him out.
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Yep, yeah, yeah.
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So all right, that's what I gathered.
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That's what I gather.
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That's that's what we see as well.
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Uh, you know, one other thing back uh you I'm sure you're aware of this.
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Back in February 23, uh, the headlines were the GOP's horrors of socialism resolution was bait and the Dems took it.
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The GOP's bad faith attempt to divide Dems and stigmatise the left succeeded.
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So this was, you know, this is kind of a replay here, but that this was all the headlines back then.
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Uh, and uh it didn't go well, and they you know, trying to get this out there, they fought it.
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So is this one different, do you think this time?
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Is it just the same?
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I introduced it the same uh in 23, and I'm reintroducing it now.
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Okay, and it's sending the same message, but now we have Mandami in the uh in the number one um in the number one uh city in the in the in the country and the capital of the world in New York City.
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It's crazy.
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It's crazy.
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How do you think that mean how do you think that meeting went?
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What was your opinion of that meeting with him and Trump?
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Uh well, I mean, Trump is gracious, and I think he's just trying to save the day and trying to maybe steer Mandami and uh to the right uh to the right course, but I'm not sure.
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Yeah, yeah.
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And the socialists are used, you know, socialists used democracy as an instrument to gain power, period.
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Yeah, Chavis is the perfect example.
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He won the first time, fair and square, and look, he stole the country.
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Yeah, yeah, it is, yeah.
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You know, you know for well, I think you would agree to you that uh we are living through not only a very interesting moment in time, Congresswoman, but uh we're we're living with, and I I'm gonna say this now and tell me if you agree.
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We're living in a moment with a very, very historical president.
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Very historical, very different, very uh um uh different.
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Yeah, uh, very um, I mean, a very different, different uh and uh unusual personality for the White House.
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Yeah, but I've always said that we don't want Trump to be our marriage counselor.
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We want him to be the president, the CIO, the CEO of the company to take the country uh to better to a better port, take this ship and make it make it work uh for the average American to have uh good prices of food, good.
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Prices for housing, good prices for clothing, and just live and pursue the uh the happiness in any way, shape, or form they want to.
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That's what we need from Trump.
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Oh, I understand that sometimes the words he chooses are not the best words.
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Sometimes his character, his emotions, speak for himself, but it doesn't matter.
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Where is his heart?
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Well, actually, actually, I think he's toned that down a lot, and it's become actually, and I think you might agree, probably more presidential than uh yeah, that we give him credit for.
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But no, he's not afraid to step on a cockroach.
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Let's be clear, you know.
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That's I love that.
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Yeah, he is not afraid to step on a cockroach.
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You got it.
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Uh yeah, and and that that takes a certain type of character, and that comes with a positive and then not so much possible.
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So listen, my friend, I know about this topic.
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I stop I step on cockroaches all day long.
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So I get it, I get it.
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Good for you.
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The evil that that really is the fight of good and evil.
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I'm speaking about here.
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That's correct.
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That's that's exactly it.
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All right, now, I so let me just tell you first of all, I want to you have an incredible book out.
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I'll talk about it in a moment here.
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Let's get an immigration here.
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This is a topic that is near and dear to our listeners because these are Americans all over our nation, uh, Congresswoman.
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And let me tell you what.
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We see the telltale signs when you talk immigration, you talk healthcare, and you know, you get a president in there, and you can't do these things always by executive order because they'll get changed again just down the road.
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You have to have legislation for God's sake, so you have to get it into the congressional order, and you can't do this stuff by pen and phones.
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It's nuts, and yet they do all this by executive order, and yet they always seem to forget, and let me just say this they always forget what comprehensive immigration, comprehensive health care, fix the damn system, please.
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Uh so let's talk about that now.
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Your book, Dignity, not citizenship.
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That was interesting, got my attention.
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The truth about immigration, no one is telling you.
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You say here, interesting, and and you say ice raids and mass deportations won't solve the problem.
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They will make things far worse, and neither will blanket amnesty and wide open borders.
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So you kind of you're trying to get that middle ground here, which is really what's needed to bring these forces together to get their heads out of there, you know what, uh, and figure this thing out.
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Talk about that.
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Bring us through this thing.
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Uh so listeners know.
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And I think that you're right on target.
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Uh, and I that's correct.
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I have a new book out called Dignity, not citizenship.
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It's on Amazon or Barnes and Nobles, and whomever's listening to it.
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Well, it's a hold on, it's also in the America Outlaw Bookstore.
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And let me tell you right now, when you go to the the front page of the news site, America.
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Her book is the first one right there because it's it's just out, it's brand new.
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And I'm just talking to her today.
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The book can be purchased right from the site, and all of our listeners will get it in this post as well.
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So go ahead.
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Thank you very much.
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Yes.
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Uh well, the problem is that immigration is the most toxic topic in this country, number one.
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Number two, it's been 40 years since no one tackles it because no one has because everyone is afraid to step on cockroaches, like you said.
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But I'm not, I'm stepping on two cockroaches because what I'm happening is that if we don't fix immigration, the emigration is a national security issue, it's an economic issue, it's a political issue.
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Why do I say it's an economic?
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Because if we do not keep, because we need to keep those 10 to 15 million people who are in three main sectors, construction hospitality and agricultural working.
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I understand that most of those people who are in those sectors are illegals.
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I get it.
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They broke the law.
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Yes, they did.
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They came in, but if they broke the law by coming in and they do not have a criminal record, and someone gave them a job, then that someone, the owner of the construction hospitality or cultural, then it's also to blame.
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So why don't we just settle the score?
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And we bring out of the shadows, those people who do not have a criminal record, do not have been working for more than five years.
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You say everybody before 2021, too, though.
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Everyone before to December of 2020.
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Not after 2021.
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Not after no caravan, no Biden can.
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So you're excluding all that garbage and all that.
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I think all the terrorists, the criminals, the Biden crap, all that.
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Yeah.
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That's right.
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I'm excluding the Trenderagua.
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I'm excluding everyone who came in during the Biden administration.
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Yeah.
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I'm talking about the historicals, those who have been here for 10, 15, 20 years.
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You know them.
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They're in the slaughterhouses in the dairies in the greenhouses, uh building the homes.
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They're picking up the jalapenas or the tomatoes or the berries or the peaches or the oranges.
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All over the country.
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Look at what's happening in Charlotte.
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So who are those people?
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National security.
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Bring them out of the shadows.
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We need to know who your neighbor is.
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Have them say, okay, I'm Pepe Perez.
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I've been here for 20 years.
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I've been working doing this.
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I have no criminal record.
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So I want to grab the dignity status.
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What does that do?
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Never, never, never has a path to citizenship.
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Do you really think that Pepe wants to be American?
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No, he does not.
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He may have three American children, and they are Americans, but Pepper does not want to be an American.
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Pepe just wants to have a dignified life in the promised land and have the dignity status.
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For seven years, he's going to pay $7,000 over seven years.
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He's going to give one percent of his salary to the national treasury.
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No chance to vote, no chance to claim any federal programs, social security, Medicare, Medicaid.
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Nothing.
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Besides, they're not claiming for that either right now.
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So they can buy a home, a car, go home for Christmas, bury their mom, come back, pay taxes, work some more, get a credit card, get a check.
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Get a checking account.
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Do they want to be Americans?
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No, they don't.
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So you're taking that you're taking the heat off of the point about citizenship and amnesty, the fight and all of that.
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Right, right.
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Got it.
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And what is it?
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1%, 1%, you said 1% levy, 1% on their salaries for seven years.
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Seven years.
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And if they want to renew the dignity status for another seven years, we're talking about almost 15 years.
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All right, let me ask you this.
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What if that's what just wait?
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One shot deal.
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Okay.
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It's not that you know there's going to be a lure.
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No, no, no.
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If you do not come out of the shadows in six months, I see.
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After that, don't tell me that.
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Well, then now the border is sealed.
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Okay, all right.
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Now, what about those who legitimately want to become a citizen?
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Do they have a shot?
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I don't I don't have an answer for them.
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You know, right now is the art of the possible.
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Okay, got it, got it.
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And now, what is has Trump seen this?
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What does he think about this?
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Do you know?
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Well, I wear with that is this book, and if you read the dedication, it says President Trump, this book was written for you.
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You could be for immigration with Lincoln was for slavery and Reagan was for communism.
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But this could be the biggest legacy of your presidency.
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So you don't so you don't know how he feels yet about the specific.
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Well, we are we, you know, we uh we have certain advisors around him that are just not telling him what reality looks like.
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What does Speaker Johnson think of it?
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Do you know?
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He likes it, but Johnson is my buddy.
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He's a good man, and for anybody who's out there listening, I'm with him all the time is the Christian man.
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He is the right guy for the wheel.
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Well, that's why I could see where he would he would like this message and what you're saying, because you're right, he's not an idiot.
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And uh and you don't want to, and yeah, and you don't want to hurt people intentionally or just get ridiculous.
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And your point of the shadows is very important because all these people is there, am I right to say this that they're they're living their lives and running around, probably in fear?
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Of course, and fear and anxiety and ulcers, and this is not the Christian way of doing things.
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Wow.
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What ICE is doing right now, I'm not blaming ICE.
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All I'm saying is the ICE is following instructions.
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What I'm saying is that they're trying to get the criminals, though.
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You you gotta support that.
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They are trying to get the criminals, but the problem is that in Charlotte, right there, uh recent news out of the 200 people that were arrested, 70 did not have a criminal record.
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Good people are being swept up in it.
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Good people are being and the good people are they being sent back as well.
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Of course, and that is the problem.
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Oh, that this is not only creating a very big hole in when the workforce that we need, but is bringing is is opening a very big hole in the heart of the Hispanic community.
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Now I see why you took the energy and dug deep and to write this book.
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Now I get it.
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I I get it because I've been watching.
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Let me tell you something.
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If we lose the Hispanics, we lose the Hispanics, and they do not vote TOP.
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Yeah, we will not be able to either keep the House of Representatives in the midterms, and we are not going to be able to win elections, and then the socialists will just penetrate.
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And you know what the other thing, Congresswoman, as you know, is I know uh the Hispanic community.
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I mean, by far and large, these are conservative people.
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Of course they are, God fearing, law abiding, taxpaying, family oriented, church goers.
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What are we doing in in just casting them away?
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Bring them and embrace them.
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The GOP.
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Look what Trump did.
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That he was able to have 55% of male Hispanic males voting with him.
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Well, you know what?
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We've lost them all.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Now you call this you call this the dignity dignity act of 2025, HR 4393, correct?
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Yes.
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Yeah.
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And and and so it's so it's already a thing being a thing, it's already there.
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It's it's a it's a bill, but it's not uh, but it's got to everything is timing, right?
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Time and time.
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Everything is timing, and President Trump is the only guy who can make this happen.
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Right.
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So let's pray.
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Let's pray.
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Let's pray for the Lord to guide him.
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So he sees he sees it, and then he'll say, Okay, let's do dignity, not amnesty.
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The only guy who can do this is Trump, and then he will have he will have solved the problem after Ronald Reagan, period.
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Right.
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And and I want everyone listening to me, I know what I'm talking about because I belong to that minority, the largest minority.
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In the country.
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The fastest growing minority in the country.
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If we don't bring those people to vote with us, we will not be able to win elections.
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There's that.
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And you also say this, by the way, and this is interesting.
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I want people to hear this.
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It will secure the future of Social Security and Medicare.
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And on the tax base with millions of reliable contributors.
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It will close the loopholes that undercut American workers and invest funds into job training and upskilling for American workers.
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Uh to uh to bring a new golden age of American manufacturing.
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So you say it right there.
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Okay.
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Right?
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Yes.
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Yes.
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And the Social Security Medicare is a big topic right now.
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I mean, that's a big deal.
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That's correct.
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You need someone to fund that fund.
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Yeah, because it's upside down back.
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Yes.
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It's upside down.
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You know?
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I mean, yes.
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Right.
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And and and that's the problem with the way our government spends money and our debt and deficits and all that.
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And how concerned are you about all that?
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Oh, very much.
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Very I'm concerned about everything on the economic front and on the and and on the political front.
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If you don't win elections, you cannot change the laws.
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If you don't change the laws, then you cannot continue with the um uh with the American agenda.
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The Judeo-Christian values.
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If you don't have, if you don't have power, House, Senate, White House, then you don't have anything.
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Right.
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You're in the hands of look at look at what happened during Joe Biden.
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Four years.
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Look at that.
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Look at remember that border.
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Come on.
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Yeah.
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Oh, yeah.
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Well, you know why?
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We're destined to go back to that.
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Well, well, that's it.
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If we don't do something, because the next administration could do exactly what you're saying, correct?
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That's that's correct.
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We don't know.
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We don't know what's going to happen there.
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We don't know.
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We don't know.
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And then you know, like you said it at the beginning of this interview.
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If you do not codify, meaning that if you don't put into law passed by the United States Congress, this type of border security, the next guy can do something called rescind.
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Rescind is very simple.
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That the new president that comes in says, nope.
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I don't want to spend those pennies doing that, meaning sealing the border.
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Rescind those funds.
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And that's the end of that.
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And then you're going to see another care in 2028.
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Oh my God, how did this happen?
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Well, I'm telling them now.
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Well, and and you know, the problem with everything you say is accurate right there.
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It's truthful.
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And I'll tell you why I know is because uh the sad part about it is Americans have short memories.
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Indeed.
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You see, we don't, we don't people already forget the pain.
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How how how nonsensical and how messed up and how ridiculous things were under that four years of the of the autopen administration?
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I mean, come on.
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Everybody knows that the guy wasn't running anything or in charge.
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And so what I'm saying is they have short memories that everything was upside down backwards.
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I mean, eggs were through the roof.
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You couldn't do, I mean, the c everything was in the trash, and yet now people take for granted the simple things we have back because of Trump and the new Congress and what happened.
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A year later.
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A year later.
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You got it.
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So less than a year.
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I thank you.
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I thank you very that's right, less than a year.
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Yeah, very less than a year.
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And there's a lot more to happen here.
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So we'll see how it goes here.
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Well, Congressman, uh, Congresswoman, uh, you know, uh really appreciate uh the work you're doing.
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You've always been an uh well, I would call you an out loud.
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Uh I'm Malcolm Outley, you're out loud.
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You're uh Salazar out loud.
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Uh so thank you very much.
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And I wanted to um I wanted to thank you.
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And obviously, dignity not citizenship.
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Dignity not citizenship is the new book.
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You can get in and uh audiobook, or you can read it.
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It's very easy read.
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And I'm not sure.
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I've already read through it.
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I've already read it.
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And it isn't it's in the America Out Loud bookstore.
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It's in, it's on the front page to get that out there.
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Uh what a mess we're in.
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I know.
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Politically, politically, economically, and uh yeah, politically in the future of the republic.
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Yeah, is it's in a crossroads.
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And I think you very much for this.
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We're trying to clean it up, aren't we?
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Now we're trying to clean it up.
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Oh, that's exactly what I'm doing.
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I'm not wearing the pin and being a member of Congress just to look good and and just to boast.
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I'm here to do work and save the republic.
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Don't we love the Republic?
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What this stands for?
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The American exceptionality.
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There's no other country like this one.
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And what are we doing?
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Destroying it with socialism?
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Oh my God.
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Thank you for your time.
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My love to you.
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Congresswoman Maria Lazar.
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It is quite a read.
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All right, up next, uh, we've got a special friend coming to the program, Major Fred Galvin.
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Haven't talked to him in a long time here.
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And uh interesting stuff on this uh these uh this where these politicians are getting on these viral videos and telling them not to listen to the president's orders.
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Pretty insane stuff.
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And and and some retired military people doing that as well.
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Also, you see Ukraine has been given a deadline now.
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Pretty pretty serious uh conversation going on over there, and the National Guard uh judge blocks that up in DC.
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Just another round to fight with the judges.
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Wow.
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Got a few big stories going on now that uh talk about here.
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I don't know if you've seen this.
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President Trump's given Ukraine uh Thanksgiving deadline to respond to the peace plan.
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And I seen something too with some of the world leaders kind of pushing back a little bit, not liking the uh the pressure uh on it, whatever.
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Zelensky is uh has has uh has uh a little under pressure there.
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He's gonna have to make some decisions.
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And then we have uh federal judge blocked uh Trump's National Guard deployment in DC.
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Uh, but troops aren't leaving just yet.
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They say that you can almost set your wash to this stuff.
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They're they're blocking all these uh is what's what happened with the judges.
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Uh it's become crazy here.
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And uh, but uh this other thing, we're gonna start though, in the with this story here.
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And uh you see the crazy video that went viral with the uh I don't know if it's TikTok or Instagram, which which one us have no idea, but they do all these videos where they're uh encouraging, uh telling the troops uh to uh to dissent to uh disregard to uh to go against the uh president's orders and uh pretty pretty strange stuff.
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Uh I don't remember seeing that quite that way, uh, where you get political leaders doing that in our country.
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So join us on the program now as a 27-year veteran of the Marine Corps.
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That's Major Fred Galvin is here.
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He is uh he's host a show.
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He's doing some pretty cool stuff, actually.
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Uh some of his topics and stories have been fantastic.
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And uh go to on the menu under talk shows and podcasts.
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I'm doing it right now myself.
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Go to the National Security Hour, and you'll find uh right there.
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You'll find Major Fred Galvin, and he's on there every Thursday.
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This is a hell of a lineup.
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You know that.
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It is.
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Thank you, Michael.
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Yeah, it's a great group.
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It's just a fantastic host.
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And uh one of the new ones on there, Brandon Weikert uh is just before you the day before you have have you listened to his uh shows at all, Fred?
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Have you?
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Absolutely, yes.
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Isn't he?
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He's he's kick-ass, isn't he?
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You know, he is.
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He's definitely pretty good.
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Yeah, blankita collum's doing a good job.
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So let's start with this uh this story here.
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This um your article on this was one of the most dangerous trends in modern American politics.
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You're pretty passionate about this.
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Uh these are it's not just the political cats, but there's other folks in the military.
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Who's doing all this?
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What's going on?
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And tell us who's doing it and uh what the danger is.
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Well, very good point that we have to call this out because this is not some random, this is very
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Premeditated and coordinated with these six members of Congress, all had served in either the U.S.
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military and or the federal government prior to becoming elected officials, but it's very dangerous when they encourage a what it is, Malcolm, is they're encouraging a rebellion to question the orders.
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And it's always these have truths.
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It's an emotional plea of do the right thing, be a virtue warrior, you know, join our side.
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This is wrong.
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And whether it's a couple of these recent decisions to protect our cities.
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My God, Malcolm, we saw here the end of this week, yesterday, I think it was a woman was doused in fuel and set on fire in Chicago.
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Do we not?
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If these cities are failing to protect themselves, those municipal leaders can't get the job done.
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Well, there needs, I mean, setting someone on fire, that's terror.
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And they said this individual had been charged 70 times and over 17 times been convicted.
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Why in these judges they're just letting these people back out on the street or saying, as we've seen recently, that this is unconstitutional.
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You know, this uh recent judge who's uh who's siding with an attorney general in Washington DC to we shouldn't have troop deployments.
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This is this is absurd.
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It's pretty sick, the whole thing is, and the way, like you say here, uh, that you've got uh um you've got uh it's a coordinated media and political influence campaign, you call it by retired now, driven by retired military officers, federal officials, and members of Congress to undermine delegitimize and openly challenge the constitutional authority of the president of the United States, and that says plenty right there.
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I have to tell you for it.
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That's just uh not a good thing.
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I don't remember political leaders coming out with the way they were doing it on the video that I seen.
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It was blatant, it was in your face, it was insubordination, it was tyranny, it was it was it was gross and it was really undermines our uh our republic in ways that is not lawful.
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Now, the president got hit back pretty hard.
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Uh, and I don't uh have his words right here, but uh he got hit pretty hard because he said some uh pretty about uh uh was hanging him in the public square, it was it wasn't quite those words, but it was uh similar to that.
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What yeah, and he did get a little blowback, you kind of you know, he tends to step into it on a regular basis.
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What do you think about us comments that are delivered back?
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Too much or uh or just enough.
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You know, one thing that President Trump has his experience that probably none of us have is he has fought unions who when people say, Oh, he didn't pay these people.
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Well, when somebody's fighting you with a knife, you can't come in with a feather, and you know, that's what these six members of Congress did that is that is something that is so outlandish to encourage members of our military to question that one of the things Malcolm.
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If this representative Chris Deluzio from Pennsylvania, you know, he was a Navy officer, a surface warfare officer.
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So why is he doing this?
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Why is he doing it?
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Yeah, why they know good, they know good and wealth.
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This is not some stream of consciousness.
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Hey, wake up and but the military, let's take it right an example from 84 years ago, right here in Honolulu that the USS Ward saw they had a report a an American mindsweeper had seen a periscope inside Pearl Harbor on it at 3 42 a.m.
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on the 7th of December, and instead of going to Congress and declaring war, no, they used existing authorities just like our and I was a part of when I was uh assigned here in Honolulu, there's a joint interagency task force just like the one they have down in Key West that focuses on South America, but ours here focused on the West.
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So when they have all this intelligence, and while I was here, they took no action on it, which these are these aren't guys coming across with a couple bags of marijuana or cocaine, these are king pin massive shipments of drugs that by the way, Malcolm, we know that the number one killer of Americans, 18 to 44, is drug overdose.
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Oh, yeah, yeah.
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And we're losing the last few years, over 100,000 Americans dying to this.
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They that's even with development in with the widespread use of Nor can to revive the human heart, uh, because so many people are dying of this.
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But this is killing twice as many, more than twice as many Americans each year than we lost in the entirety of the Vietnam conflict.
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No, it's a problem.
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That's why he has the whole fight going on in Venezuela right now in the cartels and taking them apart.
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Nobody has done that.
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I mean, let's face it.
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Uh major he's he's brazen.
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I mean, uh, the Congresswoman was just saying that he's a historical figure, and he's just he's uh he's purposeful.
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He's uh he's just doing some work that is very difficult, Lifton.
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And sometimes he might say something like that, and uh, but many times uh you you know, you know, his personality.
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See, when you're president, people think you're supposed to be presidential every minute of the day, and you're supposed to have a certain demeanor to you.
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Trump is not a politician, he doesn't quite play it the same way.
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But he certainly can be presidential.
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He does it all the time.
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He holds the job very well in that regard.
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But many times he will throw those bombs out there.
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But I think he my guess is, and you tell me, but I think he does it to basically I think he to get people's draws to draw, I think he'd get attention.
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He's just to get the attention of the moment.
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In other words, he clears the deck and says, okay, and he makes some statement, and he gets your he damn well gets your attention with it, I'll tell you.
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I don't think he's not gonna, we're not gonna be killing people in Congress and shooting them and the public square, I don't think, uh, anytime soon, um, unless they're doing something else that qualifies for that.
36:08
But you know, people say it's free speech, but that's not really free speech, is it when you're doing that kind of thing, right?
36:13
No, and again, I believe that President Trump, his counterpunches are so hard.
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Sometimes uh they hurt.
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You know, if this was a hockey game, he'd be put in the penalty box.
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Uh it can be a bit brash, and even I like what you said the way you just described it.
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Hold on.
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I haven't heard it said that way.
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I actually like that.
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That in other words, he's in a game, this is political game.
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Okay, cool.
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He hits so hard.
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We all see that.
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We love hockey, we see what happens.
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And you're right.
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So I guess he would be you'd be put in the penalty box, but you still come back for the game.
36:42
Uh, but yeah, that's interesting way to look at it.
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Well, I like that when if we look at it appeal to onion a little bit back, Malcolm.
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Here we have the um the Democrats, they're inciting words.
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And Senator Kelly should know this exceptionally well because he can definitely is a retiree, if retired military officer, that there has been precedence on other not just military officers, but anyone that's active reserved, just like Stu Sheller uh during the Biden administration, that he was charged with Article 88 of the uniform code of military justice contemptuous words, and that applies to retired officers, retired personnel, anyone that's on a salary or pension from the federal government in the military, they can they we do fall under the uniform code of military justice, and it's been applied to many people for sex crimes.
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It hasn't in the case of contemptuous words, but we are under the authority, and when we talk about laws, Senator Kelly was a Navy captain, that's equivalent to an army air force or marine colonel, and he was a former commanding officer, he would have never.
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He should know better, he should know better.
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So why is he doing it?
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Why is he doing it?
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So they they know uh this is an assumption that if if they say something like this that Trump's going to counterpunch and cross the line, and they'll I believe their goal is to, as it's been stated uh by some other representatives, that they want to impeach Trump.
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So they're going to use his own words.
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I remember going through the war crimes trial that they falsely accused us of, and they said the most dangerous evidence is your own words.
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So they're going to try to get President Trump to step out of bounds to say, see, this, you know, like he threatened he threatened to kill us all and all of this kind of thing here.
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But they but they'd have to win the house back to do that, wouldn't they?
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And that uh if you look at historically in the midterms after a presidential, oh, yeah, we know we know that uh that kill it could happen and they can do it, they can try to do it again.
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They likely will.
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Oh, yeah, no, we talk about it.
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You're right.
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No, it always happens in the midterms.
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Uh major it's always they, you know, but you have to put up a hell of a fight.
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The Republicans are gonna have to fight like hell.
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But frankly, with the success they're having, I think they could win the midterms in the House of the South, don't you?
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Unfortunately, uh, you know, that would be disastrous because they just block everything.
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I mean, I think the Republicans could win it back in this House of Senate.
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Yeah, not that I don't think the left's gonna win it.
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No, I don't believe so.
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That requires everyone to be active in our government and not to sit on the sidelines.
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We we uh need to understand that yeah, okay, if Trump says something like that, his words when we look at the left's you know, long standing trend of Maxine Waters and uh Senator Pelosi or Congressman Pelosi, and all these individuals who say that thing, what is that done?
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That's resulted in multiple assassination attempts.
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I mean, this is and and they really do they come out strongly?
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No, you have Bernie Sanders saying a few things and and trying to paint the picture that this political violence is occurring on both sides.
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Which it's not.
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Um it is uh it's not at the hands of the Republicans that are going out there and trying to you know take any action like what's happened with Steve.
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Well, they're listening.
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Yeah, they've crossed the line totally.
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Uh but this is what they've been doing right along to uh like you say, ferment this thing.
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And you're probably right, your uh your analysis, uh Major, about uh uh trying to rile the president on to do something because they know the president doesn't take it uh line down ever.
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Uh he'll like you say he punches back very, very hard.
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Uh so let's turn the page a little bit, or uh and on this uh National Guard deployment.
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This is the latest one now.
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You can almost set your watch to these things.
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It's just it just happens every time.
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This is U.S.
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District Judge uh uh Gia Cobb um put her order on hold for 21 days to allow the Trump administration time to either appeal or whatever, or or follow it, you know, whatever.
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But uh what she's doing is she's blocking the National Guard deployment of DC after the success they've had.
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The problem is he was only supposed to have them there for a period of time, and it seems like they've gone longer now because it's been very successful.
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But the key isn't to keep these there all the time.
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So I'm not sure what the game plan is there as far as moving them out, and of course he's tackling other cities as well.
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But a lot of people are looking, looking down at this thing with the National Ghana stuff.
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But your your opinion on it.
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Does he have uh do we do we have the right to do that?
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Does the president have the right to do that?
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And we believe he does, I guess.
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And uh, and what about these um these uh judges who continue to do it?
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And and is he playing the game right?
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Uh, do you think, Major, by moving, you know, getting them in different cities in and out, in and out.
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You see, Chicago doesn't want nothing to do with it.
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Illinois is Pritzer's giving them a hell of a time with it, isn't he?
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Yes.
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And I believe this will backfire on the left's face.
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And to get straight at the heart of your questions, the authorities, yes, and the left knows it.
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They try to play it like this is unprecedented, this is illegal.
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But under Title 32, that's the state authority.
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The National Guard does have the legal right to go in there.
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And if you look at their mission statements, it's to quell riots under the federal law of Title 10.
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Yes, they do have the authority.
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So is the legality there?
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Yes.
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Can some of these liberal judges, as they've been doing, object to everything under the sun?
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Well, they do, and it's this lawfare is what crumbles countries, and we've seen it in examples in other communist countries, and that's a big problem.
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But we've seen this, the precedence, if just in our lifetimes, Malcolm.
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I mean, you look at in the 60s, we've had you know riots in Detroit, they're put down, they send in the National Guard, DC.
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The the strange thing, if you really and I uh I was a history major and I love American history.
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Yeah, but when you look at these, we've had just in our lifetime, seven presidents do this, four Democrat, three Republicans, and the ones where there's actually been use of force of troops on uh American citizens, that has been under democratic presidencies.
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Uh Kennedy, uh Johnson calls so they make it seem like this is this is crazy.
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This is uh we we've seen them also, not just with uh the illegal orders video made by these six members of Congress, but the they resurrected and brought out this uh National Guard major general manners.
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Um and he himself was down there during you know, recalled on to active duty as a National Guard general officer during the Hurricane Katrina incident.
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And so he has participated in National Guard deployments in during Hurricane Katrina, where there's mass looting.
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I had a number of friends who served down there.
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That's when this is needed.
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So it's not something that's uh one off, it's not something that's crazy.
43:54
Yeah, but it's but it's Trump doing it.
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It's Trump doing it, Major, you know.
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So that's the problem.
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Yeah, you say in your article and and on your show, actually, you say, listen, listen, listen, uh, Democrat and Republican presidents.
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I mean, come on.
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Uh, they've been relying on the guard, the National Guard for over 200 years to protect American lives and restore order.
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So there's nothing uh unusual about this event, other than he's trying to fix those uh horrible, horrible four years of uh these uh reckless uh I mean you don't even have the right words for it.
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What happened is burning cities down national security crazy man, crazy stuff happening, you know.
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Um so the the the reason this is so uh built up and the reason it's become such a polarized issue, I'm suggesting to you, Major, is because of the disaster it was for the four years before that.
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If it wasn't such a a hellhole, he wouldn't have to go to these measures.
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Hello.
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Yes.
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And this is this is in blue cities.
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We've seen just a breakdown of law and order, and that's that's the foundation of what every America needs.
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You can't have businesses, you can't have tourism.
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And if you want to make America great, you need to start by making it safe.
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And just like we saw yesterday, you know, if they want to get outrageous about something, how about this woman, this innocent woman who was on public transit that was doused in fuel and lit on fire.
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That should right there, that should be something that Americans are looking to impeach a municipal leader.
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I mean, that maybe failed.
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They should be outpage, no doubt about it.
45:24
All right, I want to talk to you while you have some time on Ukraine.
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I want to get your opinions on this.
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Uh, this is becoming a huge story right now, pretty big story, not the Thanksgiving gift that uh Zelensky was looking for.
45:37
But he's been dribbling the ball a little too too long, I think, for the president, uh, and surely Putin has for sure as well.
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Uh you know, um there's a lot here, of course.
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But the bottom line is the plan has been put forth now uh to give up the territory in exchange for security guarantees from the United States uh and a pledge from Russia.
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Of course, they've broken every freaking pre pledge in the book.
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I will point out to you, Major.
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So I'm not sure what worth that is.
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But I'm just saying, I'm just saying.
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Um we wouldn't be in this position if they honored their pledges when they stripped the nuclear weapons out of Ukraine, he they gave pledges.
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They don't follow any pledges.
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So it's it's like China.
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They uh and it's like Islam.
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They all sign things that don't mean anything.
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We're the only stooges here that follow contracts and stuff or give a rat's pretunia about this stuff.
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Think about it here.
46:25
But um, so a pledge from Russia to reinvade.
46:28
Oh, okay.
46:29
You could take that to the whatever.
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Putting an official end to the war that Moscow launched in February 22.
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I mean, Putin is an ass.
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There's no question about it.
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But Zelensky is another ass, I think.
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I think there are a couple of assets.
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What do you think?
46:43
Well, this is another case that the media, and I think very soon our liberal members of the left in Congress are going to jump on.
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Is they have to be able to pick what side of their mouth they want to talk on, because you can't favor a war in Ukraine forever, and then any type of action or even support in the Middle East you object to is what's your policy?
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So here Trump sees that this is this is a war that's losing hundreds of thousands of lives.
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Oh, it's sick.
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It's sick, sick.
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Yes, on both sides.
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And why?
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Now their whole strategy on the Democratic side is to hate Trump.
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I mean, hate is at the center of their strategy.
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And that's good luck on trying to win in the midterms, because I agree with what you'd mentioned earlier.
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But Trump is giving them a timeline, and he can just say, okay, now we're just gonna pull military uh material support, and we're not gonna fund this.
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But at least with Donald Trump, he is uh making this a loan and not just uh like the grace of God, just free equipment, you know, Christmas every day here is during the Biden administration.
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At least we're going to get some type of guarantee on the funding back for what we are investing there.
48:05
But you know, this 28-point plan that uh Steve Whitkoff drew up.
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I mean, we we don't want to get sucked into a war.
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We don't want no Ukraine to become part of NATO where we have to go in.
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And I know European leaders, they're you know, they oppose war and but they they want to support Ukraine and they're opposed to what most of them are opposed to what Trump has just uh submitted through this 28-point plan.
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Oh, yeah.
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Oh, yeah.
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Yeah.
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But I mean, come on.
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Europe doesn't want to put it much skin in the game.
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No, they're they're so phony out there, Major.
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You know that.
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I mean, they they they they walk soft and they carry a soft stick.
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I mean, they don't these people don't know anything really.
48:45
Listen, I mean, they they don't even fight their own battles.
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I mean, they just act like they're something when they're really not.
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So I'm and then they open up their borders and let Islam in, and then their countries are blown up anyways.
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There's not going to be a Europe left.
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Uh I think you and I can say that not, and that's not some um uh you know despairing remark I'm making.
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That's a fact of life.
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I think you can see that happen as much as I can, right?
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I mean, it's happening.
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Uh with the exception of Poland, yes.
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Yeah, in pure order, it's happening.
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It's sick, it's sad, it's ridiculous.
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But all right, so uh here's the thing.
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Let me draw this out for you real fast.
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It's gonna be interesting.
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Uh everybody listeners, let's listen to what I draw out here and get the major to respond to this.
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Okay.
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So Zelensky says, I quote, all right.
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This is one of the most difficult moments in our history.
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Currently, the pressure on Ukraine is one of the hardest.
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Okay, all right.
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So you have a stalemate out there going on right now.
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It's a stalemate.
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If this is a chess game, this is my view from my 30,000 feet major.
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So here it is.
49:42
It's a stalemate what's happening right now.
49:45
The level of thousands and thousands of young life they're killing is sinful.
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It's evil, it's Satanists, it's anything you want to call it, people.
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But it there's nothing humane about what's happening there, period.
49:57
Okay, all right.
49:57
But that and these are young, thriving.
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Lives.
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It's it's just unconscionable, which is what motivates, I think Trump motivates me as well.
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I care about people, whatever they may be, I'll be humanity.
50:08
You know what I'm saying?
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Hey.
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So you have this uh you have this uh battle here, Ken.
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Okay, now you've got the Russia is pretty steadfast in on on the eastern side there.
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I mean, we we see the the map, right?
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Correct.
50:20
We see the map, right?
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Yes.
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I mean, they're in there.
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I mean, they're in there, they're in there.
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You you ain't gonna shake that bone out of that dog, uh, real easy any more than Crimea was gone to.
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And of course, other experts on my platform like IQ argue all the time back and say, listen, listen, uh, Crimea was was Russia for for history.
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It was only uh only when it was given out.
50:41
Uh he but he draws to the point when that happened when it became theirs.
50:44
But but this is about Crimea.
50:45
Obama blew that one back in that day already, and then this one is being destroyed here.
50:50
Uh when when Russia was taken, when the Soviet Union was taken out, Russia was taken down.
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Then, you know, the borders were drawn there, and Ukraine got that.
50:58
They got Crimea, marvelous.
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He can't take that back now.
51:02
I mean, you you're not Russia's Russia has nuclear weapons they will use.
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Let me just tell you this.
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If they're going down and they know they're going to lose something, I uh do you doubt for a moment?
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This is a real question.
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Do you doubt for a moment that Putin will not use those strategically in Ukraine?
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I think he will.
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Do you think he will?
51:23
Uh with Trump in office, it puts the fear of God in the back of his mind.
51:28
I don't think Putin cares about the fear of God.
51:30
I don't think he cares about life.
51:31
I don't think he cares about his life.
51:32
I don't think he cares about the Russians' life.
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He already proves that.
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I don't think he cares about he's a demented individual.
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Uh so I I think he would use I I don't think he'd send him to Washington, D.C., but I think he would uh use them.
51:46
He he's threatened, but I think he might call you don't think he would call out.
51:48
I think he would call on that.
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In other words, if he if we got involved, we started to uh or NATO or whatever, and we started to try to push them out of that eastern side or Crimea.
51:59
Don't you think he'd do something?
52:02
Possibly that, but if certain, especially American weapons systems were used in cities such as Moscow, I think he definitely would.
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He would uh that's it would be his defense.
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He would probably smoke Kiev.
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And that's what Zelensky needs to be paying attention to.
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And if he wants to be the leader that his country expects him to be, he needs to look at history right there, you know, right after World War One.
52:28
Yeah, you know, Austria gave up land and Italy, right around the Dolmites there.
52:32
Yeah.
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And this has happened with other great European countries, whether it's Britain, Spain, France, uh, Austria.
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These things happen.
52:40
They have to succumb to the reality of the moment, right?
52:42
Yes.
52:43
Yeah.
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And if you want peace, if you want what's good for your forces, it's not to continue to crank the wheel on the meat grinder and waste lives.
52:52
So let's talk about that with Zelensky.
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What kind of a game plan?
52:56
Does do you think in your mind that he thinks that somehow he's going to win all that back?
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I mean, is the guy mentally uh does he have stability or is he off his tree?
53:07
He's not winning it back.
53:08
Do you think he's taking that back and Crimea with it?
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Do you think so?
53:12
Unfortunately, I believe Zelensky is he's drunk at the crap's table.
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He's up.
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And as long as he's up, and you know, but in the long run, we know it's he's losing and his team is losing so much money.
53:30
We know how the story goes.
53:31
You know, the Caesar's Palace is going to build another wing.
53:34
The house wins, Zelensky will lose.
53:38
And his, you know, he's and where the and where they're bitch again, Europe, America is Europe's bitch again.
53:44
Yes, as long as he can stay in power, but he realizes if this war stops, he doesn't have a golden parachute.
53:52
He's not going to go to Argentina like some of the Nazis.
53:55
He's not going to come to America.
53:57
There's no safe space for Vladimir Zelensky after this war is over.
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That's why he's trying to himself for his own preservation of power in his own neck.
54:07
He is trying to stay in power no matter what.
54:10
That's why now, if this happens with this plan, he would stay in power, though, wouldn't he?
54:14
He would.
54:15
Okay, okay.
54:15
There you go.
54:16
There you go.
54:16
So he'd have his cake and eat it too, but not really because he loses the other.
54:20
But at least they'd be able to start to rebuild life and get back to life and go to jobs and do things and rebuild the economy.
54:27
Do something that is worthy out there.
54:29
It's a hellhole right now, right?
54:31
It is.
54:31
It is.
54:32
Yeah.
54:33
So really the plan is the plan.
54:35
But you know, you got to say Trump.
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I mean, he finally goes and he like you said, if they're at the crab's table and he goes and he says, Okay, I've I've had it here, man.
54:42
You know, here's all the chips.
54:43
Get the hell out of here.
54:45
Right.
54:46
I'm done.
54:46
Right?
54:46
Right or wrong.
54:48
You're right, Malcolm.
54:49
And you have to applaud President Donald Trump for wanting to end war, bring peace to countries around the globe, and do so with minimal American lives loss and minnow minimal American risk exposed to our military.
55:05
What we've seen in our Iran with that strike.
55:08
Yeah, you know, everybody said, Oh, you don't want to trust him with the nuclear codes.
55:11
Well, that's just like we started out, Malcolm.
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When we had these six members of Congress, they're using fear.
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And whenever you have people, leaders especially, that are coming from a position of fear.
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Whenever there's a lack of faith, they always try to wound voters or other weak-minded people through fear.
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That's it.
55:33
That's what they always use.
55:34
I mean, you know why they're weak, they are weak needed and they're weak-minded both.
55:38
Uh, there's no stability on that group at all.
55:41
But you know, you know, full will major, we're under fire uh in this country.
55:44
We were just talking to the Congresswoman up front about uh the socialism.
55:47
I mean, she's got she comes from family in Cuba.
55:50
She's been through the whole thing, uh, Congresswoman Salazar.
55:53
She's uh quite an interesting uh uh political figure here.
55:56
And she talks the talk, walks the walk.
55:58
I mean, she's she knows the Hispanic market because it is her community, and uh and uh she expresses the fear of socialism, and it is fear, and the fear is all over the place, and now you've got it going with this uh crackpot up in Seattle, the mayor up there, uh Susie Hoosy there, uh, and my mommy momdani in uh New York, and and it's all over the place.
56:17
They're coming up like like cockroaches throughout the country.
56:20
Um, and uh it they're getting they're getting very brazen.
56:24
They're getting it, that's what they're doing, Major.
56:26
They're getting brace in and and now say, yeah, it's okay, we're America.
56:29
You know, our constitution doesn't support your crap.
56:32
I'm sorry.
56:32
You know, we love diversity.
56:34
We're we're happy to talk to anybody at the table.
56:36
But this kind of crap, this this communism, Marxism, social.
56:39
It just doesn't fit here, people.
56:41
Take it and go home.
56:42
It doesn't belong here.
56:44
There's enough damn countries you can go and pollute.
56:46
This is not one of them.
56:46
Thank you very much.
56:47
That's my rant.
56:48
Listen, I was I was real good, but that's my rant.
56:51
We're out of time, but that's my rant.
56:55
Major Fred Galvin.
56:57
We had fun, didn't we?
56:58
We did, Malcolm.
56:59
Thank you.
57:00
I'm glad we have a president who's acting like a responsible bartender and telling these people whether it's Mandami, he's gonna make them pay their tab.
57:07
And thank God we can't just support everything under the world, foreign and domestic with endless American taxpayer dollars.
57:14
You gotta pay your tab and go home now.
57:17
It's a good way to put it.
57:18
And uh so again, you here hear Major Fred Galvin on uh Thursday nights at 8 p.m.
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57:32
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57:36
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57:41
Uh, and uh Major, we'll have to do it again uh soon here.
57:44
Let's not make so much time this time now that we did this.
57:47
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57:48
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57:51
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