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Dems Have a Midterm Problem · Booker Scott: Truth Be Told

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Speaker 1: It's 6 Eastern, 3 o'clock Pacific, from coast to coast
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Speaker 1: and around the world.
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Speaker 2: The Democratic brand right now has about the appeal with
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Speaker 2: the American voter as the Cracker Barrel rebrand has.
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Speaker 1: From America Out Loud Talk Radio, it's time for Truth
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Speaker 1: Be Told with Booker Scott.
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Speaker 3: Canada and America are in a trade war. Mamdani is
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Speaker 3: mourning a murderer. And the Girl Scouts of America are
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Speaker 3: giving badges today. for learning Islam. I'm Booker Scott. This
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Speaker 3: is The Truth Be Told. Thank you for being with us.
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Speaker 3: As always on Monday nights, we have Matt Palumbo. Matt
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Speaker 3: is a best-selling author and also the former content director
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Speaker 3: of the Bongino Report. And I don't think we can
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Speaker 3: start this hour without talking the passing of Dolly Parton.
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Speaker 3: It hit a lot of people hard, and she transcends
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Speaker 3: country music. And Matt, I don't see you as a
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Speaker 3: country music artist, but Dolly, a one-name artist, was an incredibly,
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Speaker 3: just a humble human being, a great woman, and she's
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Speaker 3: going to be really missed.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, it feels like she's kind of the last of
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Speaker 4: the universally beloved celebrities. Like, every celebrity nowadays, or at
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Speaker 4: least of my generation, has at least half of the
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Speaker 4: population hating them, and often viscerally so. So, you know,
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Speaker 4: it's just interesting that the nature of fame has changed
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Speaker 4: so much over the years. Good for her, though.
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Speaker 5: She.
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Speaker 4: did a whole life without getting canceled, which today is
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Speaker 4: a huge achievement. I will not make it that far.
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Speaker 4: Look at Jelly Roll. You see what he's going through
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Speaker 4: right now. He self-canceled. Here's the thing. If you're one
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Speaker 4: of these people, you have to know your demographic. Even
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Speaker 4: if you don't like Trump, just shut up. You don't
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Speaker 4: have to pretend to like him, but why hate the
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Speaker 4: people that like you? You have some responsibility to that
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Speaker 4: in some way.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I think he's messing up, but You know, who cares?
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Speaker 3: I don't really care.
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Speaker 4: About Joey Roll. I never listened to a single. I
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Speaker 4: heard his name was Joey Roll, and I'm just like,
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Speaker 4: I'm not listening to your music. No offense.
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Speaker 3: I'm sure it's not. Well, where do we want to
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Speaker 3: go first? Let's go to China. I think there was
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Speaker 3: some pretty big news there. A China hack that has
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Speaker 3: been going on really since 2018. The bots come in.
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Speaker 3: They do what they do. They are not recognizable. Undetectable
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Speaker 3: is what it is. And they hacked pretty much everything. NASA, hospitals,
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Speaker 3: the Department of Justice even. They got the Department of Justice.
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Speaker 3: Who else? There's a whole list of them. And we've
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Speaker 3: got a video here. Let's start here with this video
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Speaker 3: with Attorney General Todd Helby. I forgot. I had a
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Speaker 3: brain fart. Yeah, thank you so much.
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Speaker 6: They were trying to infiltrate not only some of our
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Speaker 6: key infrastructure like you just described, but but hospital systems
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Speaker 6: and health care centers. And this is something that's been
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Speaker 6: happening for many years. And in this case, this was sponsored.
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Speaker 6: This is state sponsored. And this is a major national
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Speaker 6: security issue for the United States. And so the work
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Speaker 6: that we did over the past several months, bringing this
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Speaker 6: to a stop, is something that the FBI and our
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Speaker 6: great prosecutors in California have worked very hard on. The
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Speaker 6: big part of this that I want people to understand
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Speaker 6: is we're not only we not only stop this, but
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Speaker 6: we have we have shared with with the private sector
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Speaker 6: the way that they were doing this, the way that
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Speaker 6: these hackers. We're getting access and their codes. And so
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Speaker 6: the goal there is to motivate and to use some
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Speaker 6: of the really smart people here in the private sector
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Speaker 6: to stop it from happening again. It's not as if
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Speaker 6: by us doing this that they're going to walk away
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Speaker 6: and not try again. They're going to reload and try
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Speaker 6: to come at us again. And so this is a
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Speaker 6: fight that we're going to continue to have to have.
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Speaker 6: But this is a great job done by the FBI
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Speaker 6: and National Security Division here at Maine Justice and then
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Speaker 6: the Southern District of California U.S.
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Speaker 3: Attorney's Office. Yeah. Todd Blanche there, the Attorney General. It
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Speaker 3: never stops with China, whether it's a balloon floating over
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Speaker 3: the sky or across all of our missile sites and
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Speaker 3: air bases across the country. It just never stops with China.
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Speaker 3: They are our number one adversary, and we shouldn't forget
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Speaker 3: that ever, I don't believe.
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Speaker 4: I mean, all the products they export here have a
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Speaker 4: reputation for being in a poorly made garbage. So maybe
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Speaker 4: God willing, their hacking code will be of the same quality.
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Speaker 4: It seems like not, but I don't, you know, maybe
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Speaker 4: we should take a page out of their book and,
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Speaker 4: you know, we're, we're struggling with this Iran battle right now.
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Speaker 4: Maybe we just hack them. Maybe that's how do we
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Speaker 4: know we're not, you know, that's actually a good point.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: You're right.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: I would think that we are harder. Yeah. Hack them harder.
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Speaker 5: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: I think, I think we probably are hacking them. I
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Speaker 3: think it's something we probably both do. But is this
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Speaker 3: something that Donald Trump talks to Xi about? He's coming
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Speaker 3: to Washington, D.C. in September. That's next month. So is
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Speaker 3: it something that Trump brings up?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, that. And there's a lot of stuff China does
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Speaker 4: that we just let them get away with. They've been
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Speaker 4: stealing our IP for, I mean, for many, many decades.
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Speaker 4: They infiltrate our corporations and leave secrets. A lot of
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Speaker 4: their students here are actually spies, and they have a
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Speaker 4: lot of spies, obviously, within our government.
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Speaker 5: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: Probably not just Eric Swalwell falling susceptible within corporations. And
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Speaker 4: then the biggest example of this in recent memory is COVID,
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Speaker 4: where They released a bioweapon on the entire planet, killed
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Speaker 4: millions of people to tens of millions of people, put millions,
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Speaker 4: if not tens of millions of people out of work.
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Speaker 4: This then led to an effect where we then had
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Speaker 4: a so-called vaccine pushed on people, had to take against
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Speaker 4: their will, and China paid absolutely no consequences whatsoever. So
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Speaker 4: it does feel like China is above the law. I've
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Speaker 4: always been kind of skeptical of whether or not international
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Speaker 4: law is something that really matters. exists, but you'd think
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Speaker 4: there's got to be something where we can hold them accountable,
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Speaker 4: but are not.
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Speaker 3: Short of bombs. Short of bombs.
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Speaker 4: We'll go back to hacking.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I saw a story about the Taiwanese government making
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Speaker 3: a bust on semiconductors that were going to China. They
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Speaker 3: were going through, did you happen to see that story?
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Speaker 3: Going through different countries, but some of them were going
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Speaker 3: directly to China. So that just happened this week as well.
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Speaker 3: So You know, you've got to keep your eye on China.
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Speaker 3: I don't think we want semiconductors from Taiwan going into
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Speaker 3: China like that. And, you know, Donald Trump is trying
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Speaker 3: to make semiconductors here in America, in Texas. He went
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Speaker 3: down there with Elon Musk back in 2025, and that's
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Speaker 3: what that was all about. And a lot of the
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Speaker 3: money that he brought back from his Middle East trip
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Speaker 3: at the beginning of his presidency, this time in 2025—
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Speaker 3: was for that, for that purpose, for America, for artificial
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Speaker 3: intelligence and semiconductors. And we have to become independent there.
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Speaker 3: We have to get out of Taiwan business and China business,
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Speaker 3: because as long as Taiwan is the number one place
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Speaker 3: in the world for making semiconductors, everybody's going to be
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Speaker 3: interested in it, including China. And they have repeatedly said
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Speaker 3: they are going to reunify with Taiwan. And they're constantly
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Speaker 3: flying planes over Taiwan. They're floating their Navy ships there
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Speaker 3: in the straight over there. So it's a problem.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, they just took back Hong Kong in
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Speaker 4: the past.
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Speaker 3: Well, yeah, it was when Biden... Well, I think it's
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Speaker 3: more the past couple of years. Yeah, it was when
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Speaker 3: Biden came in.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, it was during the Biden administration, and, yeah, they
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Speaker 4: showed they would do that, and they have total control now. So, yeah, no, it's...
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Speaker 4: We're really the only... The threat of us is the
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Speaker 4: only thing stopping them from taking Taiwan, and we're lucky
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Speaker 4: they didn't do it under Biden, because Biden's presidency was
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Speaker 4: when a lot of our enemies said, all right, this
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Speaker 4: is our chance. That's why Ukraine got invaded, and it's
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Speaker 4: why Afghanistan's a disaster.
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Speaker 3: It's, you know, Well, as we look ahead to November
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Speaker 3: and we're almost out of the primary season, we're getting
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Speaker 3: close to having the general election coming up November 3rd.
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Speaker 3: Believe it or not, it's almost here. It's going to
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Speaker 3: be an interesting race, especially in the House. I think
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Speaker 3: the Senate is probably OK with the Republicans. And we've
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Speaker 3: talked about this repeatedly on the program. I don't want
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Speaker 3: to be redundant there. But the Democrats seem like they're
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Speaker 3: running from Hassan Piker. And maybe he's a person that
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Speaker 3: a lot of people watching this right now, whether you're
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Speaker 3: watching on Talk Red or wherever you found us, thank
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Speaker 3: you for doing that. We appreciate it. But Hassan Piker
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Speaker 3: is a name you should probably know because the Democrats do,
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Speaker 3: and they're getting away from it and getting away from him.
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Speaker 3: What are your thoughts there? And I do have a
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Speaker 3: video maybe will help people understand who Hassan Piker is,
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Speaker 3: but go ahead on him.
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Speaker 4: Well, he shows the need for maybe like a right-wing
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Speaker 4: version of Media Matters because he's been making absolutely insane comments.
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Speaker 4: We'll go through some of them in a little bit. For,
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Speaker 4: I mean, at least five, ten years now, he's actually
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Speaker 4: the nephew of Cenk Uygur, who runs The Young Turks,
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Speaker 4: but is no longer part of that show in any capacity.
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Speaker 4: I've actually seen the co-host, Anna Kasparian, take shots at
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Speaker 4: him on the air, so I guess he wasn't even
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Speaker 4: that well-liked in that environment. But he is... or sorry,
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Speaker 4: back to my point about why we get a right
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Speaker 4: wing media matters. A lot of these people, you know,
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Speaker 4: as I said, we're saying this for years, but no
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Speaker 4: one on our side was watching it And just sharing
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Speaker 4: it on social media and saying, hey, this is how
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Speaker 4: these people act. And same with these DSA types. A
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Speaker 4: lot of them, they have ideas that cannot survive, you know,
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Speaker 4: even a short-form debate or really any public scrutiny whatsoever.
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Speaker 4: Just have normal people see what they have to say.
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Speaker 4: Discredits them, hurts their reputation. Hassan is someone who has
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Speaker 4: said America deserves 9-11. He's later tried to downplay that
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Speaker 4: as saying it was a natural consequence of our foreign policy,
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Speaker 4: which is just a politically correct way of saying what
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Speaker 4: he said the first time. He is, I guess for
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Speaker 4: someone who doesn't know who he is at all, he
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Speaker 4: is a streamer. So he just records aspects of his life,
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Speaker 4: whether it's him in public, him socializing, but a lot
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Speaker 4: of it is just him reading stuff on the internet
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Speaker 4: reacting to it and in the background he has a
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Speaker 4: framed cover of the newspaper on september 12th showing the
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Speaker 4: planes hitting the towers so that to me is celebratory
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Speaker 4: that is not oh i just have this here because
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Speaker 4: i feel so bad about america he talks about how
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Speaker 4: he hates america does not see himself as American. And
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Speaker 4: the funniest thing is he's a socialist in a home
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Speaker 4: that sold to him for more than $ 2 million. So
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Speaker 4: that's where we're at.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, here he is real quick. He'll tell you he
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Speaker 3: has no patriotism about anything, especially America.
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Speaker 7: I don't have any sort of patriotism in my heart.
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Speaker 3: For America, but just in general. I'm not like a very.
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Speaker 3: I'm just not a very patriotic person.
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Speaker 4: Oh, and he dresses up as Mao for some reason
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Speaker 4: in public. He bought a Mao Zedong-style suit, and he
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Speaker 4: larps as Mao and thinks he was a great leader.
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Speaker 3: And you have to wonder why Al-Sayed, Abdul Al-Sayed in Michigan,
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Speaker 3: hooked up with him and brought him into Michigan.
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Speaker 4: Well, because he watches and agrees. Actually, one last thing
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Speaker 4: on the whole thing about how he dresses up as Mao.
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Speaker 4: He went to China on a trip and walked around
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Speaker 4: dressed like that, And the police stopped him because they
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Speaker 4: thought he was making fun of Mal, which was a
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Speaker 4: grave offense.
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Speaker 1: Wow.
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Speaker 4: Because of how ridiculous he looked in that. But with Abdul-Aziz, Baghdadi,
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Speaker 4: Osama bin Laden, whatever his name is, the guy running
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Speaker 4: in Michigan, he agrees with it. He is an Islamist
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Speaker 4: in a theater kid's clothing. And he, like many others,
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Speaker 4: does not see himself as American first and You know,
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Speaker 4: there are entire smalls of the population that have never assimilated,
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Speaker 4: do not want to assimilate, and probably never will.
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Speaker 3: And hate America, let's be honest.
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Speaker 4: And I actually forgot, with Abdul Seyed Obama, Bin Laden, whatever,
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Speaker 4: he would not put out a statement celebrating when we
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Speaker 4: killed the Ayatollah of Iran, or even like Hezbollah members,
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Speaker 4: because he was afraid it would alienate his constituents, which
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Speaker 4: tells you who he's targeting.
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Speaker 3: Well, you know they have gone too far with this guy,
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Speaker 3: Assam Piker. when CNN and Dana Bash are bashing him.
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Speaker 3: That's where we are here with this guy. Here's a
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Speaker 3: video of Dana Bash.
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Speaker 2: We haven't heard of left-wing streamer Hassan Piker until this
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Speaker 2: year when Democratic Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed began campaigning
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Speaker 2: with him. Just a reminder, Piker has excused sexual violence
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Speaker 2: from Hamas terrorists. Now, the controversial relationship between the two
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Speaker 2: entered new territory this week after Piker said this.
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Speaker 7: If Jews in America keep putting this this idea out
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Speaker 7: there that they are singularly invested in Israel, eventually someone's
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Speaker 7: going to come around and take action, not against the
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Speaker 7: state of Israel, mind you, but against American Jews.
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Speaker 2: Well, Piker made that comment that American Jews who support
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Speaker 2: Israel are responsible for actions taken against taken against them.
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Speaker 2: A picture of a Jewish Michigan state legislator was prominently
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Speaker 2: displayed that spurred this statement from Democratic Michigan Congresswoman Hillary Skuldin.
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Speaker 2: Piker is a hack who thrives on hate, shock, and
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Speaker 2: awe because he lacks substance.
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Speaker 3: Okay, Matt.
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Speaker 4: He's a really dumb guy, too. I was going to say,
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Speaker 4: you know, if you've ever listened to him, I don't
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Speaker 4: encourage it, but if you want to kill off spare
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Speaker 4: brain cells, I guess you can.
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Speaker 3: But But that's how desperate CNN and the Democrats are
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Speaker 3: to get away from this guy. They want to get
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Speaker 3: away from him. And real quick, it seems like he
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Speaker 3: is continuing to incite some violence with the Jewish community,
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Speaker 3: Jewish people. He did a video a few weeks ago.
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Speaker 3: I guess you saw that. I don't know what he
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Speaker 3: was giving a speech. And he basically was just inciting
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Speaker 3: violence and maybe even murder or an assassination. And that's
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Speaker 3: who this guy is.
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Speaker 4: Oh, he's talked about killing capitalists and having their blood
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Speaker 4: in the streets. He's mocked Charlie Kirk's death on stage.
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Speaker 4: And Kirk is someone he himself has shared a stage with, debated.
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Speaker 4: It's just, you know, it's a... Mock someone who has
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Speaker 4: been a victim of that, especially when it's someone you
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Speaker 4: yourself have interacted with and discussed with, even if it
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Speaker 4: was a heated talk. I don't know. When there's a
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Speaker 4: permanent personal element to it, you have to be even
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Speaker 4: more of a sociopath to go through with that kind
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Speaker 4: of thing. But we do need to remember with the
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Speaker 4: Democrats condemning him, they're not doing it because it's the
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Speaker 4: right thing. They're doing it because they think it's to
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Speaker 4: their benefit. We saw this. I mean, we've actually made
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Speaker 4: this point, I think, many times on the show before.
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Speaker 4: Like one example would be. Why did the media get
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Speaker 4: honest all of a sudden about Biden's mental health after
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Speaker 4: the debate when it was obvious from even when before
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Speaker 4: he was president? Did they decide, you know what?
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Speaker 3: He's not useful.
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Speaker 4: The right thing, even if Democrats watching us don't like it. No,
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Speaker 4: it's because Kamala somehow statistically had a higher chance of
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Speaker 4: winning than Biden did. So they thought, all right, we're
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Speaker 4: going to cast you aside and goodbye. So, no, they
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Speaker 4: never do the right thing. It's whether it helps the
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Speaker 4: Democratic Party. They believe the association is negative. And a
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Speaker 4: lot of these people are establishment Democrats. Hassan is more
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Speaker 4: of the DSA insurgency, although... You know, there was a
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Speaker 4: Democrat rep recently who introduced a resolution condemning socialism, supporting capitalism.
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Speaker 4: And to be fair, he also threw in border security.
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Speaker 4: I think it was Tom Suozzi. But he also threw
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Speaker 4: in border security, which may have caused some Democrats to distance.
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Speaker 4: But my point being, he could only find, I think,
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Speaker 4: 11 to sign on to that pledge. Marie Salazar, who,
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Speaker 4: you know, a Republican, I'm not really a fan of,
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Speaker 4: because she's big on amnesty. But she also... introduced a
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Speaker 4: resolution a year or so ago and this was specifically
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Speaker 4: condemning socialism and it failed to pass within the democratic
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Speaker 4: caucus by a couple votes meaning uh you know half
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Speaker 4: plus a couple voted against it so so my point
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Speaker 4: being when we talk about the dsa being an insurgency
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Speaker 4: i actually think they're probably at least half the party
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Speaker 4: it to some degree i mean the average democrat might
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Speaker 4: not be quite that crazy but they are more in
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Speaker 4: that direction than a bill clinton style democrat the blue
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Speaker 4: dogs are completely gone.
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Speaker 3: You know, you bring up Salazar, and let's talk about
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Speaker 3: her for a second, because you brought up the amnesty.
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Speaker 3: You want to deport her? You bring up amnesty, and
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Speaker 3: that's something that she's come out for, and that really
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Speaker 3: doesn't make much sense. She has a Cuban background. She
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Speaker 3: represents a bunch of Cubans in the Miami area. They
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Speaker 3: don't want it at all, so it really doesn't make
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Speaker 3: any sense for her in this race coming up, why
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Speaker 3: she would do that, because her constituent's The people that
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Speaker 3: she represents, they don't want this. They don't want amnesty.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know. I mean, I don't know if
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Speaker 4: it's just some sort of general ethnic solidarity, but there
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Speaker 4: are people who are of different ethnicities than Cubans. So, no,
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Speaker 4: I'm not really sure what to make of it. I
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Speaker 4: don't know if it's a big business where she just
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Speaker 4: has certain donors that benefit from cheap labor.
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Speaker 3: Maybe.
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Speaker 4: Or illegals. But the thing is, it risks turning Florida
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Speaker 4: into a blue state if that was happening. I mean,
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Speaker 4: to be fair, the dissent is probably... helping deport more
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Speaker 4: than other states. So maybe that would offset it, but
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Speaker 4: it could at least turn the state purple again. I mean,
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Speaker 4: depending on how many people it is.
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Speaker 5: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Well, what about Debbie Dingle? Do you know who she is,
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Speaker 3: the representative in Michigan?
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Speaker 4: Yes.
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Speaker 1: Okay.
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Speaker 3: Well, have you seen the video of her talking about
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Speaker 3: Hassan Piker?
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Speaker 4: No.
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Speaker 3: Okay. We're going to watch it together.
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Speaker 8: Asked me again about Hassan Piker.
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Speaker 4: It's not what November is about.
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Speaker 3: She says no reporter asked me about Hassan Piker again.
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Speaker 3: That's not what November is about, but it kind of is. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: it's sort of literally there. They put him on the
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Speaker 3: ballot with them. And so, yeah, Hassan Piker and the
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Speaker 3: DSA or the Democrat Socialist of America, they are on
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Speaker 3: the ballot November 3rd. And we shouldn't forget that. And
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Speaker 3: so it was, that was pretty funny. I think Debbie Dingle.
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Speaker 3: Hassan was big with the Mondami.
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Speaker 4: He's big with like all the Mondami people, those DSA
18:08
Speaker 4: people that got elected in June or July. He was
18:10
Speaker 4: at their campaign victory events and all that. So, I mean,
18:16
Speaker 4: he is, I think the number one left-wing streamer and
18:20
Speaker 4: the guy who owns Twitch, which is where a lot
18:22
Speaker 4: of this streaming is done out of is, is a
18:25
Speaker 4: Hezbollah supporter. So he, There's no chance.
18:28
Speaker 3: So is Piker. Piker is too, yeah. And the Houthis.
18:32
Speaker 4: And also the Houthis. And I can't prove this, but
18:36
Speaker 4: there's a very good... I hate to recommend a YouTube video,
18:40
Speaker 4: but it's called Content Nuke. Hasan Piker, I think, is
18:43
Speaker 4: the term or the title. It's by this guy named
18:46
Speaker 4: Ethan Klein. And Klein is a Jewish guy who used
18:49
Speaker 4: to have a show with Hasan. And after October 7th, they...
18:54
Speaker 4: had a schism, never did a show again. But Ethan
18:57
Speaker 4: argued quite convincingly he's doing undisclosed propaganda for Iran, for Houthis,
19:03
Speaker 4: for Hezbollah, and is violating FARA and is getting away
19:07
Speaker 4: with it because the CEO of Twitch also supports Hezbollah
19:11
Speaker 4: and will never ban him because he sees them as
19:13
Speaker 4: an ally. It's an interesting angle. I think the government
19:16
Speaker 4: could go after him for that if they really wanted to.
19:18
Speaker 3: I wish they would. Piker was born in America but
19:22
Speaker 3: raised in Turkey. By Turkish parents. So that's why he
19:26
Speaker 3: has no love and will never assimilate to actually become
19:29
Speaker 3: an American. You mentioned Ma'am Donnie. Let's talk about it.
19:32
Speaker 3: He mourned this week. He's so sad.
19:36
Speaker 4: Liberals act as if every single person in prison got
19:40
Speaker 4: that way because they stole a loaf of bread after
19:42
Speaker 4: running out of money. They think criminals are Aladdin, in
19:45
Speaker 4: which case it leads to absurdities like this, where every
19:48
Speaker 4: single person who dies in prison is a traitor. even
19:51
Speaker 4: if they themselves killed someone, allegedly.
19:54
Speaker 3: So this guy dies in Rikers. He is the seventh
19:56
Speaker 3: person to die in Rikers this year. He's 41 years
19:59
Speaker 3: old and You know, he seems like a Boy Scout
20:02
Speaker 3: in reality when you read about this guy. He's being
20:05
Speaker 3: held for stabbing a guy back in 2024. He's been
20:08
Speaker 3: in Rikers for about two years. He has a long
20:11
Speaker 3: criminal history. And Mamdani mourns about him. It's disgusting, I
20:16
Speaker 3: guess you could say.
20:17
Speaker 4: I know there are a lot of liberals in the
20:18
Speaker 4: legislature in New York City who want to close Rikers.
20:21
Speaker 4: And I think Andami may actually be in that vote.
20:24
Speaker 2: And.
20:25
Speaker 4: I mean, is it true that Rikers is way more violent,
20:29
Speaker 4: has way more problems than your typical prison? Yes, but
20:33
Speaker 4: it's because of who's there. And you can get rid
20:36
Speaker 4: of Rikers and put these people in the nicest prison
20:38
Speaker 4: in the world. It will very quickly become the worst
20:41
Speaker 4: prison in the world. It's sort of like how a
20:42
Speaker 4: country is a summation of its people. So is a prison.
20:45
Speaker 4: And the reason it's hell on earth is because It's
20:48
Speaker 4: filled with people who cannot behave in society. There's no alternative.
20:52
Speaker 4: Either they're there or they're causing havoc in our lives. So, oh, well,
20:55
Speaker 4: it's going to be theirs.
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Speaker 3: That's beefinitiative.com. What about Los Angeles? There was an interesting
22:12
Speaker 3: story coming out of Los Angeles. Yeah, yeah. We had
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Speaker 3: Spencer Pratt involved with that one. Let me see if
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Speaker 3: I can pull this up for us and take a
22:20
Speaker 3: look at that.
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Speaker 4: Holy shit. My sides. Nithya Raman's big accomplishment is taking
22:25
Speaker 4: nine months to paint seven yellow stripes over a cracked street.
22:30
Speaker 4: You're going to all see the photo in just a moment.
22:32
Speaker 4: How dumb do you have to be to post this? Ha, ha, ha, ha.
22:36
Speaker 4: And so, you know, to spoil it, but what you're
22:38
Speaker 4: going to see is... A street that's completely cracked. So
22:42
Speaker 4: you're probably expecting to see this street paved over.
22:45
Speaker 3: There you go.
22:46
Speaker 4: New set of paint. Perfect, like, nice and black. They
22:50
Speaker 4: painted stripes on it. That's how they fix the streets
22:54
Speaker 4: in L.A. Together, you and I could go with $ 40.
22:57
Speaker 4: Like an hour.
22:58
Speaker 3: Yeah. To Home Depot, grab a gallon of paint and
23:02
Speaker 3: We could do that, but that's what it took.
23:04
Speaker 4: How much do you think that cost them?
23:06
Speaker 3: In government?
23:06
Speaker 4: Six figures of stripes, right?
23:08
Speaker 3: In government cost or if it were you and I
23:10
Speaker 3: doing it?
23:10
Speaker 4: If it was you and I, it would be like $ 50.
23:13
Speaker 3: Right. Yeah, that's us buying the roller, too.
23:16
Speaker 4: Yes. Yeah, that includes that.
23:17
Speaker 3: The stuff, yeah.
23:18
Speaker 4: For them, I think like $ 10, 000 per stripe.
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Speaker 3: I think you're light. There's no way in the world. Yeah.
23:24
Speaker 3: There's no way in the world they got that done
23:26
Speaker 3: for $ 70, 000. It was probably a million-dollar project, Matt.
23:30
Speaker 4: Probably, yeah.
23:32
Speaker 3: It had to be.
23:32
Speaker 4: I just don't get how you don't... Like, maybe... If
23:36
Speaker 4: I was going to half-ass this, how would I do it?
23:39
Speaker 4: Maybe just paint the whole walkway. Try to hide the
23:42
Speaker 4: crack if you're going to.
23:44
Speaker 3: I wish we had the pictures of when they were
23:45
Speaker 3: doing it, because if we had the pictures, there's probably
23:48
Speaker 3: ten guys standing around and there's one guy painting. And
23:52
Speaker 3: then you can see the one.
23:54
Speaker 4: The walkway to the left of it is more faded
23:59
Speaker 4: in the second picture than the first. which means they
24:03
Speaker 4: could have just repainted that area. That one went worse
24:06
Speaker 4: as this one also somehow got worse. I don't know.
24:10
Speaker 4: They're not setting their best in L.A.
24:12
Speaker 3: They aren't. Maybe they are, actually. Well, unfortunately, we will
24:17
Speaker 3: probably never know because we're always going to be stuck
24:19
Speaker 3: with the same people in California and Los Angeles. If
24:21
Speaker 3: you look at their registration for the party, they're, what,
24:26
Speaker 3: two and a half, three to one, the Democrats, the Republicans,
24:30
Speaker 3: and a bunch of independents, too, a bunch of independents.
24:33
Speaker 4: I think Pratt and Trump both got around 25% in L.A.,
24:36
Speaker 4: which to me, actually, I thought would be less, because Manhattan,
24:41
Speaker 4: San Fran, it's always like 10 to 15%. So it's
24:44
Speaker 4: actually higher than average, I think, for a major city,
24:47
Speaker 4: but still pretty bleak.
24:49
Speaker 3: What about Mitch McConnell? Where are you on him?
24:53
Speaker 7: Is he alive?
24:54
Speaker 3: Yeah. I think he is. It's a legitimate question. I
24:58
Speaker 3: really thought he was for a long time. But the governor,
25:02
Speaker 3: Brashear of Kentucky, continues to ask, can we see him?
25:06
Speaker 4: It's weird the governor can't. I mean, we had it
25:09
Speaker 4: in the district over from mine. Actually, I think it
25:12
Speaker 4: used to be my district, but it got changed. Our representative,
25:16
Speaker 4: Tom Keene, disappeared for four months without a trace. Never
25:20
Speaker 4: told anyone why. And the only proof of life we
25:24
Speaker 4: had was that he was still making stock trades while
25:26
Speaker 4: he disappeared. So it's like, with McConnell, maybe that's how
25:30
Speaker 4: we'll know he's alive, if he's signing his financial disclosures.
25:33
Speaker 4: But besides that, no, it's very bizarre. It has to
25:36
Speaker 4: be a much more serious health problem that he's living on.
25:39
Speaker 4: I don't know what else the explanation could possibly be.
25:41
Speaker 3: Well, we're 11 weeks into this now with McConnell. At first,
25:45
Speaker 3: I thought, well, you know, the stroke or something. They
25:47
Speaker 3: said he didn't have a stroke. And then he was
25:49
Speaker 3: going to rehab, which I have elderly parents. I've spent
25:53
Speaker 3: a lot of time in rehabs with them, so it's
25:55
Speaker 3: not unusual. My father was in rehab for about three
25:58
Speaker 3: or four months before he passed away, so it can happen.
26:01
Speaker 3: Maybe he's still alive. You have Maxine Waters. Who knows
26:03
Speaker 3: where she is? That's another one. Who's seen her lately?
26:08
Speaker 3: Hopefully she just disappears forever. We might as well just
26:12
Speaker 3: open up assisted living at the Capitol because it seems
26:16
Speaker 3: like that's what we have.
26:17
Speaker 4: I feel like maybe we can do it in pairs,
26:19
Speaker 4: where if one of our Republicans disappears, one of the
26:22
Speaker 4: Democrats who doesn't want to work can go away. So
26:24
Speaker 4: in terms of the vote balance, it's even now. So
26:27
Speaker 4: while we get rid of McConnell, but also Maxine Waters,
26:29
Speaker 4: that's fair.
26:30
Speaker 3: Well, what about your rep up in New Jersey, Delaney Hall?
26:33
Speaker 3: That was in the news this week.
26:34
Speaker 4: Oh, MacGyver?
26:35
Speaker 3: Yeah, she was in the.
26:36
Speaker 4: News this week. Did I tell you I met the
26:38
Speaker 4: guy that's running against her?
26:39
Speaker 3: No, you didn't.
26:40
Speaker 4: Oh, I hated it within five seconds of meeting him.
26:42
Speaker 4: It was bad. I met him at some Republican event
26:46
Speaker 4: and I'm like, oh yeah, I do a show. We've
26:48
Speaker 4: made fun of Monica Iver so many times. She would
26:51
Speaker 4: be a perfect guest. And then I got a lecture
26:54
Speaker 4: about how we need to be more civil in politics.
26:56
Speaker 3: Oh, really?
26:57
Speaker 4: Not attack people. Then he was talking about how she
27:00
Speaker 4: doesn't deserve to go to jail because she's pregnant and
27:02
Speaker 4: it's not fair to the kid. And in my head,
27:05
Speaker 4: I'm like, yeah, but she got pregnant afterwards on purpose
27:08
Speaker 4: to try to get a lesser... If I.
27:10
Speaker 3: Were you, I would vote for her at this point.
27:12
Speaker 3: With that kind of response from a conservative, the lady
27:15
Speaker 3: hit a nice agent.
27:16
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know. I was at an event where I
27:18
Speaker 4: was seeing Clay, and I was like, oh, okay, well,
27:21
Speaker 4: I'll give you a call. Then never spoke to the
27:22
Speaker 4: guy again. But it's a pointless race anyway. He'll get 20%, maybe.
27:28
Speaker 4: Her district is 80% Democrat, so it's not possible to
27:32
Speaker 4: beat her. That's how someone like her gets elected in
27:35
Speaker 4: the first place. It's just there's no alternative.
27:38
Speaker 3: I guess a judge in that case, he threw away
27:40
Speaker 3: one of the counts but kept two of them.
27:42
Speaker 4: Still going to trial.
27:43
Speaker 3: Yeah, still going to trial with two of those. And
27:45
Speaker 3: are you keeping up with this Clancy case, the lady
27:48
Speaker 3: that killed her three babies? It's terrible.
27:52
Speaker 4: I don't recommend it if you haven't, but have you
27:55
Speaker 4: read the transcript of the 911 call? No, I haven't.
27:58
Speaker 4: It's pure terror. I don't understand how anyone could have
28:02
Speaker 4: heard that in the courtroom and still supported her. I
28:05
Speaker 4: know there are supporters of her. in the courtroom and
28:08
Speaker 4: it's i i don't the people are trying to turn
28:11
Speaker 4: it into this adjacent conversation about postpartum which um i
28:16
Speaker 4: think matt walsh put out a controversial post about how
28:18
Speaker 4: it's not real and then there was this huge backlash
28:21
Speaker 4: to it but in a way where they were trying
28:24
Speaker 4: to excuse her behavior as opposed to yeah it's real
28:28
Speaker 4: but also it doesn't excuse this i mean tens of
28:31
Speaker 4: millions of women probably hundreds of millions have postpartum every
28:34
Speaker 4: year or it's it's it's Actually, I don't know the
28:37
Speaker 4: exact number. It's probably an overwhelming majority of everyone. It's
28:40
Speaker 4: not an excuse to strangle your kids. But 1% killed
28:44
Speaker 4: their kids. It's one in millions. It's just not the
28:47
Speaker 4: right thing. The husband was making $ 400, 000 a year. They
28:52
Speaker 4: had a nanny. She was getting help, was getting meds.
28:56
Speaker 4: People are saying the system failed her. She had way
28:59
Speaker 4: more access to the system than the average person. She
29:02
Speaker 4: was literally a member of the top 1%.
29:03
Speaker 3: So if.
29:06
Speaker 4: I don't know. I just, I just disturbed that people
29:08
Speaker 4: are making, it's the same with like Luigi Mangio.
29:10
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is.
29:11
Speaker 4: That these people who make excuses for those exist among us.
29:14
Speaker 4: And I don't know who you are. It just kind
29:16
Speaker 4: of sketches me out. There was another one of these
29:18
Speaker 4: August 6th. I think it was North Dakota. Lady killed
29:22
Speaker 4: two of her children, slashed their throats, tried a third,
29:26
Speaker 4: but that didn't work.
29:27
Speaker 3: So that goes on. And then if you remember, do
29:29
Speaker 3: you remember the one in Houston years ago, the husband
29:33
Speaker 3: worked for NASA, I believe. And she, drowned her babies
29:36
Speaker 3: in the bathtub that was the first one I remember
29:39
Speaker 3: and that's been years ago. I looked her up recently,
29:42
Speaker 3: and she's still in prison. So that's what I was
29:45
Speaker 3: curious about.
29:46
Speaker 4: I didn't know this stat, but women who plead in
29:48
Speaker 4: insanity are 50% more likely to be found not guilty
29:52
Speaker 4: than a man who pleads insanity. So she has that
29:55
Speaker 4: in her favor. That is more sympathetic. The fact that
30:00
Speaker 4: as of speaking, I think, well, this will probably air tomorrow,
30:03
Speaker 4: but as of speaking, it's been two days of jury
30:07
Speaker 4: deliberations with no verdict, which, you know, normally, at least
30:11
Speaker 4: from what I've noticed when it's really, really quick, that's guilty,
30:15
Speaker 4: at least in maybe nine out of 10 cases I see.
30:17
Speaker 4: So the longer it takes, there has to be some holdouts.
30:22
Speaker 4: So that feels sympathy for, I think it's the jury's
30:24
Speaker 4: nine women, three men. So, the odds that there is
30:28
Speaker 4: one woman who is somewhat sympathetic or think, I think
30:31
Speaker 4: the judge said they could also try manslaughter.
30:33
Speaker 3: That's correct. Yeah. That's what I was going to say.
30:35
Speaker 3: You have the lesser included.
30:36
Speaker 4: Judge could still stack it and say, all right, we
30:39
Speaker 4: have three max manslaughter convictions run concurrently. And hopefully that
30:43
Speaker 4: adds up to something, but I don't know this poor husband.
30:45
Speaker 4: I don't know how this guy is still functioning at all.
30:48
Speaker 3: So let's talk about Canada and America because they have
30:51
Speaker 3: been struggling over these tariffs and they were, trying to
30:55
Speaker 3: negotiate until last Friday night, Canada walked out on them.
30:58
Speaker 3: Trump says, OK, well, then I'm going to increase the
31:01
Speaker 3: tariffs to 50 percent starting at January 1st of next year.
31:06
Speaker 3: And then along the way, Mark Carney this week, he says, OK, well,
31:09
Speaker 3: I'm going to slap tariffs on America the same that
31:11
Speaker 3: they're doing us. And it's not pretty. And this has
31:14
Speaker 3: been going on a while. You go all the way
31:16
Speaker 3: back to the end of January of this year. Mark
31:19
Speaker 3: Carney pledged allegiance to the Chinese. And that's where we
31:22
Speaker 3: started this hour. And he says they pledge allegiance to
31:26
Speaker 3: the Chinese in every way, in trade and in other things.
31:29
Speaker 3: And this is what made me, and I think we
31:31
Speaker 3: played this on the show before, he said, quote, in
31:35
Speaker 3: the new world order. And that really.
31:37
Speaker 4: Not words I want to hear.
31:38
Speaker 3: No, no, that's not. And that's our neighbor to the
31:41
Speaker 3: north that I thought we could always depend on as
31:43
Speaker 3: a neighbor. We share a big border. When Trudeau was president,
31:46
Speaker 3: they had the Chinese army come and do drills just
31:50
Speaker 3: to the north of the American border. And now we
31:54
Speaker 3: have this trade war going on, and let's listen to
31:57
Speaker 3: Carney here, and then we'll get Matt's comments on the
32:00
Speaker 3: backside of this.
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Speaker 5: Canada will match Washington's new tariffs dollar for dollar in
32:06
Speaker 5: order to protect Canadian workers, farmers, families, and businesses. Our
32:12
Speaker 5: response will be concentrated in sectors such as steel, dairy, appliances,
32:17
Speaker 5: agricultural equipment, pulp and paper, and electronics. We'll also include
32:23
Speaker 5: products that are currently subject to unjustified Section 232 and
32:28
Speaker 5: 338 tariffs.
32:29
Speaker 3: And by the way, Matt, those tariffs that they're doing
32:31
Speaker 3: will really hurt Michigan, Wisconsin. There's a few states that
32:35
Speaker 3: it will really hurt. And they start September 8th. So
32:39
Speaker 3: those start really quickly. And it's going to be interesting
32:42
Speaker 3: to watch the states that they do affect. And my
32:45
Speaker 3: bigger concern is the relationship with China and Mark Carney
32:49
Speaker 3: and Canada and you know, the relationship with America and Canada.
32:53
Speaker 4: I mean, I do worry that a damaged trade relationship
32:56
Speaker 4: with Canada will cause them to turn more to China
32:59
Speaker 4: and make them more dependent on China for that reason.
33:02
Speaker 4: So yeah, Canada is not a country. I want us
33:04
Speaker 4: to have an adversarial relationship with it. I know it's
33:07
Speaker 4: not really our business, but the conservatives were projected to
33:11
Speaker 4: dominate in elections before we started on the last trade war.
33:15
Speaker 4: And then the labor others are the liberal party. then
33:19
Speaker 4: ended up securing a majority or I think holding power
33:23
Speaker 4: as a result of those elections, which was completely unexpected. So,
33:26
Speaker 4: you know, another unintended consequence is it has turned the,
33:31
Speaker 4: our trade battles with Canada has turned the public more
33:34
Speaker 4: in favor of voting for left-wing parties. That being said,
33:37
Speaker 4: the conservative party of Canada would be probably center left
33:41
Speaker 4: by our standards. I mean, the leader, I mean, the, the, But.
33:45
Speaker 3: You know, Matt, they are being vocal right now about this.
33:48
Speaker 3: They are finally speaking up about this tariff.
33:52
Speaker 4: Yeah, and what's his head? Not Doug Ford. It's the
33:56
Speaker 4: brother of the mayor who had that scandal for smoking
33:59
Speaker 4: crack decades ago. Was it Doug Ford? No, it's his brother.
34:03
Speaker 4: I think it's the mayor of Ontario. He's either part
34:05
Speaker 4: of the Conservative Party or I think it's called the
34:08
Speaker 4: Progressive Conservative Party, one of the major right-wing parties. And
34:12
Speaker 4: even he said he was offering to go campaign with
34:15
Speaker 4: Democrats in the U.S. ahead of the midterms. It's not
34:20
Speaker 4: like we really have any real allies in our government,
34:23
Speaker 4: but we're on the worst of the two options now. Anyway,
34:27
Speaker 4: it's kind of a mess of my thoughts. My overall
34:30
Speaker 4: point being, I think we should have a, I don't know,
34:35
Speaker 4: less hostile trade relationship with China. Unless, you know, part
34:39
Speaker 4: of the end goal is, you know, we're doing this
34:43
Speaker 4: until you cut off from China or something, but I
34:46
Speaker 4: don't know if that's the goal.
34:46
Speaker 5: Yeah.
34:47
Speaker 3: Big news came out Friday night, Donald Trump and the
34:50
Speaker 3: White House. They posted this. You want to read that
34:53
Speaker 3: for everybody there? This has to do with Venezuelan oil.
34:56
Speaker 4: Breaking news. The United States of America has just entered
34:59
Speaker 4: into an agreement with the country of Venezuela on, all caps,
35:03
Speaker 4: the biggest oil deal in world history.
35:06
Speaker 3: Of course. Lowercase.
35:09
Speaker 4: At my direction, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who is
35:13
Speaker 4: basically the president of Venezuela right now, one of the ethnicities.
35:18
Speaker 3: You're no longer reading, are you? This is commentary.
35:21
Speaker 4: Anyway, the man has a lot of jobs. Let me
35:24
Speaker 4: start over again.
35:25
Speaker 3: Sorry for that. Hey, I don't know if you saw
35:26
Speaker 3: this meme about Marco Rubio. And for those of you
35:29
Speaker 3: watching that aren't on social media a lot, they make
35:32
Speaker 3: memes of Marco Rubio doing all kinds of jobs. Now
35:36
Speaker 3: they had him as Dolly Parton. So he's going to
35:39
Speaker 3: replace Dolly Parton. I don't know if you saw that meme.
35:41
Speaker 3: It was funny.
35:41
Speaker 4: No, but I'll do my job correctly and finish reading this.
35:46
Speaker 4: At my direction, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Secretary
35:49
Speaker 4: of War Pete Hegseth, working closely with the highly respected
35:53
Speaker 4: interim president of Venezuela, Delce Rodriguez, and through a partnership
35:59
Speaker 4: with private business, have secured a majority, oh, have secured
36:03
Speaker 4: majority U.S. control of more than 65, all caps, billion barrels.
36:08
Speaker 5: Wow.
36:09
Speaker 4: Lowercase, of proven oil reserves in Venezuela at no cost
36:12
Speaker 4: to the U.S.
36:13
Speaker 3: Taxpayer.
36:14
Speaker 4: This more than doubles American oil reserves, greatly increases our
36:17
Speaker 4: oil supply, and will substantially lower gas prices for all
36:21
Speaker 4: Americans long into the future. We'll continue to set Venezuela
36:25
Speaker 4: on a course towards tremendous success and great prosperity. And
36:29
Speaker 4: I know he has an assistant that types these for him,
36:33
Speaker 4: so I wonder if he also dictates which stuff to
36:35
Speaker 4: randomly capitalize. This transaction will greatly strengthen the already growing
36:41
Speaker 4: relationship between Venezuela and the U.S. Thank you for your
36:45
Speaker 4: attention to this groundbreaking matter. Make America great again. It's
36:49
Speaker 4: the first time we fought a war for oil and
36:52
Speaker 4: actually got oil.
36:53
Speaker 3: Yeah, congratulations to us. Hopefully it works. We're 65 days
36:57
Speaker 3: away from an election, so Lower gas prices would probably
37:01
Speaker 3: help the American people at the kitchen table and maybe
37:03
Speaker 3: get them out to vote. I have another video here
37:06
Speaker 3: about Donald Trump and Canada before we leave that. This one,
37:11
Speaker 3: you know, OK, we have the Gulf of America. What
37:15
Speaker 3: else has Donald Trump named? Let's see. Oh, he tried
37:18
Speaker 3: to name. Well, he actually did this. He called Mark
37:21
Speaker 3: Carney the governor of Canada because of the 51st day.
37:24
Speaker 4: So.
37:25
Speaker 3: He's trolling Canada, and he is here, too.
37:28
Speaker 1: Changing the name of Lake Ontario, effective immediately to Lake America.
37:35
Speaker 1: That's going to take place right now as I sign
37:38
Speaker 1: the order.
37:39
Speaker 3: Do you have anything to say about it, Ben? Who
37:41
Speaker 3: is this guy? He's always there with the executive order.
37:44
Speaker 3: He's the EO guy.
37:45
Speaker 4: That's just his job. He has one job.
37:47
Speaker 3: Right. I would like that job. That's got to be easy.
37:50
Speaker 3: You take a folder over there, and Trump says, what
37:53
Speaker 3: do we got? He says, well, we're going to name
37:55
Speaker 3: the greatest lake in the world ever that was named
37:58
Speaker 3: Lake Ontario. We're going to name it Lake America now.
38:01
Speaker 3: And that's his job. I would like that job. That'd
38:03
Speaker 3: be a good job. Someone asked me the other day,
38:05
Speaker 3: how do you even get a sense of what's going
38:07
Speaker 3: to happen next? It's hard. I don't know that we can,
38:10
Speaker 3: the way the news moves so fast. But you know
38:14
Speaker 3: what I told them? I said, I've been checking out
38:16
Speaker 3: Poly Market a little bit. It's extremely insightful. You're basically
38:21
Speaker 3: watching how thousands of people are betting on outcomes. Political elections,
38:26
Speaker 3: big policy moves, even events you wouldn't expect. It's kind
38:31
Speaker 3: of like a live pulse on what the public actually believes.
38:35
Speaker 3: And you can see trends before they even happen and
38:39
Speaker 3: before they even make the mainstream news. For me, it's
38:43
Speaker 3: not about gambling. It's about understanding the probabilities and where
38:48
Speaker 3: the momentum is shifting. If you like or love the
38:51
Speaker 3: news like I do, maybe you're a news junkie, but
38:54
Speaker 3: you want to take a little deeper look at what
38:55
Speaker 3: people really think, go to Polymarket. It's a fascinating tool. Polymarket.com.
39:22
Speaker 3: Were you ever a Boy Scout, Cub Scout?
39:24
Speaker 4: No, I wanted to as a kid. I don't know
39:26
Speaker 4: how that never happened, but I wanted to. I know
39:28
Speaker 4: they've ruined it now. where we have Boy Scouts and
39:31
Speaker 4: Girl Scouts where the Girl Scouts is just girls and
39:34
Speaker 4: the Boy Scouts is boys and girls.
39:36
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's right.
39:37
Speaker 4: What exactly is going on?
39:38
Speaker 3: I was actually in both. You know, in Boy Scouts.
39:41
Speaker 4: You were a trans pioneer.
39:44
Speaker 3: No, I wasn't. My mother was a Girl Scout leader
39:47
Speaker 3: for my older sister who was a couple of years older.
39:49
Speaker 3: So I would have to hang out and I hung
39:51
Speaker 3: out there. with the Girl Scouts those days when she
39:54
Speaker 3: had those, but I was also a Cub Scout, and
39:57
Speaker 3: I guess it goes to Weeblos, and then you become
39:59
Speaker 3: a Boy Scout. So I went through that up until
40:01
Speaker 3: Boy Scouts, but I had to make a decision. Well,
40:03
Speaker 3: the Girl Scouts of America, they are in the news,
40:05
Speaker 3: and let's go to Mercedes Schlapp here on Newsmax.
40:09
Speaker 8: Girl Scouts of America have not only been popularized for
40:13
Speaker 8: their cookies, but also their missions and merit. These are
40:17
Speaker 8: now being questioned with their latest controversy involving certain religion-based
40:22
Speaker 8: medals and patches. Girl Scouts can now earn medals and
40:26
Speaker 8: badges for learning the pillars of Islam and visiting mosque.
40:30
Speaker 8: Medals like the Girl Scout of the Islamic Faith reading
40:34
Speaker 8: in the name of Allah are being offered, including a
40:37
Speaker 8: patch for celebrating Ramadan with a friend and one observing Hajj,
40:42
Speaker 8: the Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca. Critics are backfiring on the
40:47
Speaker 8: organization suggesting indoctrination and promotion of Islamic religious activities.
40:53
Speaker 3: Suggesting? That's pretty much indoctrination, isn't it?
40:56
Speaker 2: Yeah.
40:57
Speaker 4: And I know the liberal response to this is going
40:59
Speaker 4: to be, well, it's for inclusion. We have more Muslim
41:01
Speaker 4: people and we want them to feel included. So we're
41:03
Speaker 4: just extending this offer to them. I don't know if
41:07
Speaker 4: they do the same for Christianity or other religions, but
41:10
Speaker 4: let's supposedly do. So the argument is, well, they're just
41:13
Speaker 4: extending this as a courtesy to be more inclusive. Okay,
41:17
Speaker 4: but they're extending it as a courtesy, again, because of
41:19
Speaker 4: a rising Muslim population. It's a symptom of a growing problem.
41:24
Speaker 4: The founding values of our country are diametrically opposed to
41:28
Speaker 4: the values of Islam. The only way it really works
41:33
Speaker 4: is if you have someone who is nominally Muslim or
41:37
Speaker 4: identifies as Muslim because their family was, but doesn't actually
41:41
Speaker 4: practice it. Um, and in like, there, there are not
41:45
Speaker 4: very many, but there are secular countries where people identify
41:49
Speaker 4: as Muslim, but it, you know, they're Muslim in the
41:52
Speaker 4: sense that I guess it's like Albania, Kosovo, a lot
41:54
Speaker 4: of the people there identify as Muslim, but they're going
41:57
Speaker 4: to mosque once a year. They don't read the Quran.
41:59
Speaker 4: They drink alcohol. Like it's a sort of in name
42:01
Speaker 4: only thing, but the ones I'm seeing that are immigrating
42:04
Speaker 4: to America are the ones that really do believe it.
42:07
Speaker 4: And I, I, When I was in high school, I
42:10
Speaker 4: don't think I had seen a Muslim at once in
42:12
Speaker 4: my entire life in public. I mean, maybe in New
42:14
Speaker 4: York City when I was there with my family, you'd
42:16
Speaker 4: see someone who clearly is. But that was it. Every
42:20
Speaker 4: single time I go out, I see at least one
42:23
Speaker 4: woman in a hijab. And this is a phenomenon of
42:25
Speaker 4: the past five years or so.
42:26
Speaker 2: So.
42:28
Speaker 4: We're getting a lot of these people. They take the
42:30
Speaker 4: religion seriously. They're going to have a lot of kids
42:33
Speaker 4: who are going to spread it and statistically will be
42:35
Speaker 4: even more radical than their parents. It's just not a
42:38
Speaker 4: good thing, not a good trend.
42:39
Speaker 3: I started working on an article this week for 9-11,
42:43
Speaker 3: coming up on the 25th anniversary of that. I know
42:46
Speaker 3: you were young. I remember the whole day. Yeah, so
42:49
Speaker 3: do I. I think most Americans do. Do you remember
42:52
Speaker 3: the slogan that everybody said after it was, Never forget.
42:56
Speaker 4: Never forget.
42:58
Speaker 3: I think we did. Yeah, no doubt about it. That's
43:02
Speaker 3: sort of the article that I'm writing, and I'm doing
43:04
Speaker 3: the research on the growth of the Muslims in America, mosques,
43:09
Speaker 3: and it's really amazing to see.
43:12
Speaker 4: We've taken in literally millions since 9-11. I think the
43:15
Speaker 4: Arab population has tripled at least.
43:18
Speaker 9: Well, it's more.
43:18
Speaker 4: And some of them are Christians.
43:19
Speaker 3: It's about 400%, Matt. We've gone from 1.5 million Muslims
43:26
Speaker 3: in 2001. 25 years later, we would never forget what
43:30
Speaker 3: happened with 19 radical Muslims that did what they did
43:34
Speaker 3: on 9-11. But like you said, I think we forgot somehow.
43:38
Speaker 3: There are 7 million today in America.
43:42
Speaker 2: 7 million.
43:43
Speaker 4: We've imported tens of millions of people into the country
43:45
Speaker 4: that have no memory of it or no real connection
43:48
Speaker 4: to it or, you know, don't understand that.
43:51
Speaker 3: But stay with this math real quick, though. We've gone
43:54
Speaker 3: from 1.5 to 7 million, 400% increase. You do that
43:58
Speaker 3: again over 25 years. By 2051, you're looking at 28 million.
44:04
Speaker 3: In mosques, we have gone.
44:05
Speaker 4: They're making laws.
44:07
Speaker 9: Correct.
44:07
Speaker 3: In cities. And that's another part of this article that
44:10
Speaker 3: I'm writing is, How many of them are elected officials?
44:14
Speaker 3: And most of them are in local school boards and
44:18
Speaker 3: city council and things like that. And it's something we
44:22
Speaker 3: should pay attention to. Mosques, they went from 1,200 in 2001.
44:24
Speaker 3: Today we have between 3,000 and 3,400 and more being
44:25
Speaker 3: built all the time. So this is disturbing.
44:32
Speaker 4: And they're one of those groups where you could even
44:34
Speaker 4: take parallels with gay people where when they are in
44:37
Speaker 4: a minority and they are being portrayed as being oppressed
44:40
Speaker 4: or victims of violence unfairly or. hate crimes, etc. It's
44:45
Speaker 4: very easy as a human to feel bad for them,
44:48
Speaker 4: as you should. But those same people that we view
44:51
Speaker 4: as victims, once they start getting representation, we become the victims.
44:56
Speaker 4: So it's, yeah, listen, it's got to be one of us.
44:59
Speaker 4: It's not going to be me. But I prefer it
45:02
Speaker 4: to be no one. But by my point, like there
45:04
Speaker 4: was a town in And it might have even been Dearborn,
45:07
Speaker 4: but it's Dearborn.
45:08
Speaker 3: Yeah, we've talked about it several times.
45:10
Speaker 4: Or I think actually might be a different one where
45:12
Speaker 4: the liberals there elected an all Muslim city council. And
45:16
Speaker 4: the first thing they started doing was like banning pride
45:19
Speaker 4: flags in public and stuff, which, you know, I don't
45:22
Speaker 4: have a problem with. But one of the liberals was
45:24
Speaker 4: saying like. you know, we gave you everything you wanted.
45:28
Speaker 4: How could you? And it's like, yeah, that's how it goes.
45:30
Speaker 4: They don't care. They're using your own, you know, sympathies
45:33
Speaker 4: against you, and then they're going to roll over you,
45:35
Speaker 4: and it's going to be, you know, their version of
45:38
Speaker 4: what they want.
45:39
Speaker 3: Well, earlier in this hour, we talked about Hassan Piker
45:42
Speaker 3: and the Democrats running from him. Well, now the Wall
45:46
Speaker 3: Street Journal came out with a story on Thursday that
45:49
Speaker 3: talked about big tech that is not necessarily running from
45:53
Speaker 3: Donald Trump, but they're definitely hedging on this election because
45:57
Speaker 3: they sense that the Democrats are going to win the
45:59
Speaker 3: House of Representatives, and they're scared to death they're going
46:02
Speaker 3: to be investigated because of all the money that, you know,
46:06
Speaker 3: $ 600 million, the contract that Palantir got, Meta, you see
46:12
Speaker 3: Zuckerberg there with Donald Trump. He gave a lot of
46:14
Speaker 3: money to Donald Trump, and now they're afraid that when
46:17
Speaker 3: the Democrats win the House, if they do, November 3rd,
46:20
Speaker 3: that they're going to come investigate them. So, Now they're
46:23
Speaker 3: giving a lot of money to the Democrats to win
46:25
Speaker 3: the election. And they're also, you know, they're bringing them
46:29
Speaker 3: in to try to make sure that they're not investigated.
46:33
Speaker 3: And they probably will be if the Democrats win. That's
46:35
Speaker 3: one of the reasons why we have to go vote.
46:37
Speaker 3: We need to keep the investigations away from things. But
46:40
Speaker 3: I found this story interesting that, you know, they are
46:45
Speaker 3: the big tech companies are are pulling away from Donald
46:48
Speaker 3: Trump right now and going to the Democrats.
46:50
Speaker 4: The support for Trump was an anomaly, and it falls
46:54
Speaker 4: in that category of what we were saying earlier, where
46:57
Speaker 4: are they doing this because it's the right thing in
47:00
Speaker 4: supporting Trump or because of self-interest? And these people aren't right.
47:04
Speaker 4: If you look historically or in past election cycles, well
47:08
Speaker 4: over 90% of Silicon Valley money goes to Democrats. I
47:11
Speaker 4: think with Netflix, it was like, 99.99 so there's like
47:16
Speaker 4: one Republican at Netflix but they I don't know I
47:21
Speaker 4: guess saw correctly Trump was going to win in 2024
47:24
Speaker 4: and made a strategic move to supporting him but a
47:27
Speaker 4: lot of these people are I assume against a lot
47:29
Speaker 4: of his immigration stuff his anti-H1B stuff like they're not
47:34
Speaker 4: ideologically conservative at least most of them it's just they
47:37
Speaker 4: wanted some special favors and I'm you know glad we
47:40
Speaker 4: got their money but I guess we should have been
47:43
Speaker 4: the ones punishing them when they were going 90% against us,
47:46
Speaker 4: but we didn't.
47:47
Speaker 3: Do you know this guy, Matt? Do you know who
47:49
Speaker 3: he is?
47:50
Speaker 4: I actually went to one of his events in 2016
47:53
Speaker 4: before he imploded, but I didn't know he was a
47:56
Speaker 4: grifter at the time.
47:57
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, he also worked in the Marjorie Taylor Greene office,
48:01
Speaker 3: and he was recently on Tucker Carlson's show and was
48:05
Speaker 3: interviewed by him.
48:05
Speaker 4: He's not a serious person. He blew up. He got
48:09
Speaker 4: canceled because... I can't remember what year this was. It
48:13
Speaker 4: was maybe 17 or 18. He was on Joe Rogan
48:16
Speaker 4: and had talked about... He defended relationships between older men
48:22
Speaker 4: and below-legal-aged boys, like gay relationships. I think what was
48:29
Speaker 4: happening was he himself was a victim of sexual abuse.
48:34
Speaker 4: I think he was someone who just did not want
48:36
Speaker 4: to see himself as a victim and was... trying to
48:39
Speaker 4: contort some weird perversion of reality where what happened to
48:43
Speaker 4: him was not abuse. But again, his mind is clearly
48:47
Speaker 4: warped if you're going to be saying stuff like that, regardless.
48:50
Speaker 4: But ultimately he's a grifter. He, I think got funded
48:53
Speaker 4: by the Mercers at one point to do his show.
48:55
Speaker 4: I know someone who worked with him on it and
48:58
Speaker 4: he said, getting this guy to show up to work
49:00
Speaker 4: itself was a challenge. A bunch of other stuff I
49:03
Speaker 4: won't go into, but just not a serious thinker. He, he,
49:07
Speaker 4: goes for and against certain people randomly with that explanation.
49:10
Speaker 4: I think his most latest stance on the Trump administration
49:14
Speaker 4: was going against him. And ironically, one of his complaints
49:18
Speaker 4: was that Trump was not deporting people at a fast
49:21
Speaker 4: enough rate. And it turns out they at least deported him.
49:26
Speaker 3: Not yet. He's in jail in Louisiana. He was picked
49:32
Speaker 3: up by ICE because he outstayed his visa. So I
49:36
Speaker 3: don't think we have to worry about any shows that
49:37
Speaker 3: he's on in America, nor being working for Marjorie Taylor
49:41
Speaker 3: Greene either. I think he is gone. But that brings
49:44
Speaker 3: us to deportations. And that's one of the things a
49:48
Speaker 3: lot of the base of Donald Trump, they're a little
49:50
Speaker 3: bit frustrated with. And maybe that's going to dampen turnout
49:53
Speaker 3: for the Republicans. Maybe it has over the last year.
49:56
Speaker 3: But I don't think that that's a good idea. I
49:58
Speaker 3: think we have to get out and vote. And let's
50:01
Speaker 3: take a look here at let's see if this is
50:04
Speaker 3: the right one. Yeah, here we go. Let's look at
50:08
Speaker 3: the real numbers. You look at what, 2.5 million were
50:12
Speaker 3: deported in 2025. These are government numbers, so we'll go
50:16
Speaker 3: with those. Those are self-deported and those that were collected
50:20
Speaker 3: by ICE and deported out of the country. And then
50:24
Speaker 3: this says that it's continuing really similar to those numbers.
50:27
Speaker 3: So I don't know what people were expecting when Donald
50:29
Speaker 3: Trump came back in, but those are not really bad
50:32
Speaker 3: numbers in reality.
50:34
Speaker 4: I am skeptical of the self-deportation numbers in that I
50:38
Speaker 4: haven't really seen an explanation of how we're getting those numbers.
50:42
Speaker 4: I know they do offer cash incentives to people who self-deport.
50:45
Speaker 3: It's up to $ 3, 000 now.
50:48
Speaker 4: I imagine they have some tally of that, but are
50:52
Speaker 4: they also calculating based on people leaving the labor force
50:55
Speaker 4: who are non-citizens maybe or something like that? I'm not
50:57
Speaker 4: entirely sure, but that I just want to see more
50:59
Speaker 4: documentation of. That being said, you have to also consider
51:02
Speaker 4: the counterfactual and that illegals are pouring over the border
51:06
Speaker 4: at the pace of.
51:08
Speaker 3: What is that like?
51:09
Speaker 4: Well, I think we took in $ 7 or $ 8 million
51:11
Speaker 4: under Biden.
51:12
Speaker 3: At a minimum.
51:13
Speaker 4: $ 2 million per year crossing the border. So is that $ 40, 000
51:17
Speaker 4: a week?
51:18
Speaker 3: Yeah, let's say that's a little less than $ 40, 000.
51:21
Speaker 4: So my point being, you also have to do the
51:23
Speaker 4: counterfactual in that we have no one coming in and
51:26
Speaker 4: then down $ 2. 5 million. That's a $ 4. 5 million difference from
51:33
Speaker 4: what would happen if the Biden trend continued.
51:35
Speaker 2: Yeah.
51:36
Speaker 4: Pretty good.
51:37
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, no, it is good. I like it to
51:39
Speaker 3: be better, but pretty good. Do you want the alternative?
51:43
Speaker 3: You know, you talk about the counterfactual. Is that what
51:46
Speaker 3: people want by not voting? They want Democrats in charge,
51:49
Speaker 3: and then the Democrats win in 28, and they open
51:51
Speaker 3: up the border, and we have more of them. We
51:53
Speaker 3: have more Muslims coming in. We build more mosques, and
51:56
Speaker 3: then we go from 7 million to 28 million in
51:58
Speaker 3: 25 years. And we said we would never forget on 9-11,
52:00
Speaker 3: but You know, we'll talk about that more next week
52:03
Speaker 3: as we get closer to it. 2-9-11 and Labor Day
52:07
Speaker 3: is coming up. I have this one video here. I
52:09
Speaker 3: found this, and this is a guy that, well, I'll
52:13
Speaker 3: just play it, and you'll figure it out, and he's
52:15
Speaker 3: talking about ICE. Everybody thinks ICE is doing a bad job.
52:19
Speaker 3: This Hispanic fellow, he doesn't think that's the case.
52:22
Speaker 9: I've been pulled off four times by ICE and Border Patrol.
52:26
Speaker 3: Okay?
52:27
Speaker 9: Take like about two minutes. They shake your ID, they
52:31
Speaker 9: let you go. And until you're going to believe on
52:35
Speaker 9: this fake news, on these lies, on these narratives. I'm
52:39
Speaker 9: a Latino, brown skin, broke English. Ice is not here
52:43
Speaker 9: hunting us. Until you guys are going to believe on
52:46
Speaker 9: these lies. You see here me?
52:51
Speaker 2: Look.
52:52
Speaker 4: Stop four times.
52:54
Speaker 1: I'm right here.
52:56
Speaker 3: I'm keeping doing.
52:57
Speaker 9: When you guys are going to understand, ISIS is here
52:59
Speaker 9: doing a great job arresting illegal immigrants and arrest criminals. Please,
53:06
Speaker 9: stand for the common sense. Please, just use your brain
53:10
Speaker 9: for the common sense. That's it.
53:13
Speaker 3: That's it, isn't it, Matt? Yeah, common sense.
53:16
Speaker 4: ISIS robbed eight minutes of life from this poor man.
53:20
Speaker 4: I love that he was like, listen, I'm barely speaking
53:23
Speaker 4: English correctly.
53:25
Speaker 3: I'm still here. Yeah, I'm here. I've been stopped four times.
53:30
Speaker 3: I show them my ID and everything's fine and it's
53:32
Speaker 3: over with.
53:34
Speaker 4: So you want people to walk out of their papers
53:37
Speaker 4: like it's Nazi Germany?
53:38
Speaker 3: You don't have an ID? I don't have papers. Do
53:42
Speaker 3: you have papers?
53:43
Speaker 4: I'm pretty sure legally you have to identify yourself to police.
53:46
Speaker 4: Even if you don't have a photo ID, I think
53:48
Speaker 4: you have to give them a social or address name.
53:51
Speaker 3: Yeah.
53:53
Speaker 4: Or just have it on a note app. You can
53:55
Speaker 4: have your driver's license on your iPhone nowadays in the
53:58
Speaker 4: wallet app. There's no excuse to not have some sort
54:01
Speaker 4: of identification.
54:02
Speaker 3: No, but if you're not doing anything wrong, they're not
54:05
Speaker 3: going to arrest you as long as you are here legally.
54:07
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a liability for them if they screwed up.
54:10
Speaker 3: That guy's here, obviously. I mean, it's big liability for
54:13
Speaker 3: the police to do anything wrong with these people. We
54:15
Speaker 3: see that. You know, we talked about McIver at Delaney
54:18
Speaker 3: Hall in New Jersey who went after Ice and, you know,
54:21
Speaker 3: Renee Good that was killed in Minnesota earlier this year.
54:25
Speaker 3: That's all over protest of Ice, but there you have
54:27
Speaker 3: it from a guy who's been pulled over four times
54:30
Speaker 3: and Each time it was a couple of minutes and
54:32
Speaker 3: he was on his way.
54:34
Speaker 4: And both those arrests were caused by sanctuary cities and
54:36
Speaker 4: that if sanctuary cities did not exist, the cops, the
54:41
Speaker 4: illegals those cops were after would be held at a
54:43
Speaker 4: police station. ICE would go and pick them up because
54:46
Speaker 4: of sanctuary cities. They're not being held with the cops,
54:50
Speaker 4: so ICE has to then go into public or try
54:53
Speaker 4: to track them down and find them. So that's already
54:56
Speaker 4: a hectic situation. And then you have agitators who are
54:59
Speaker 4: making large amounts of noise, who are getting in their faces,
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Speaker 4: and there's a non-zero probability that something's going to go wrong.
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Speaker 4: And I'm not trying to gloat over anyone's doubts, but
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Speaker 4: I would say it's just a very foreseeable outcome that
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Speaker 4: if you drive your car at a police officer.
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Speaker 4: You are putting your own life at risk because you're
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Speaker 4: putting a cop's life at risk, too. I wish no
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Speaker 4: ill will on the family, but let's be a little
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Speaker 4: bit smarter next time.
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Speaker 3: Well, Matt, we're coming to the end of the hour.
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Speaker 3: Let's talk about next week and what we should look for.
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Speaker 3: We have the House of Representatives are coming back, and
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Speaker 3: they have a pretty big job to do as soon
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Speaker 3: as they get back, and that is to make sure
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Speaker 3: that the government does not shut down October 1st. The
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Speaker 3: Senate passed a continuing resolution saying The House had done
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Speaker 3: it beforehand. The House, before they went on recess, they
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Speaker 3: passed one. They sent it to the Senate. The Senate,
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Speaker 3: on their way out of town, they passed one, but
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Speaker 3: they changed it, which means it has to go back
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Speaker 3: to the House. And now the House will try to
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Speaker 3: pass that this week to avert that government shutdown that
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Speaker 3: would happen October 1st. So we'll watch for that. I
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Speaker 3: don't know if you have any thoughts there. Go ahead.
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Speaker 4: I predict the war in Iran will be solved this week.
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