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6/16/25 -- Dan Ball W/ Eric Trump, Anthony Aguero, Steve Friend, John Hart, Mike Sarraille. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America tonight. Left wing sheeple flooded
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Speaker 1: the streets of America this weekend in phony protests, leading
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Speaker 1: to violent clashes. A pedestrian gets hit by a car,
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Speaker 1: someone else gets shot and killed. All what because they
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Speaker 1: think President Trump's a king paid protest? What that was?
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Speaker 1: This weekend, Missiles and rockets continue to fly back and
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Speaker 1: forth between Tel Aviv and Tehran. Now though a new
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Speaker 1: possible mediator could step in, a Ran signaling they might
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Speaker 1: want a truce before America steps in, We'll have more
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Speaker 1: on the war in the Middle East, and tonight a
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Speaker 1: Real America exclusive. Eric Trump joins us on the ten
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Speaker 1: year anniversary of that iconic Golden Escalator ride in Trump Towers.
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Speaker 1: Plus he'll fill us in on a new family business venture.
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Speaker 1: I'm Dan Vall and Real America starts right now. Over
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Speaker 1: the weekend, folks, drones, missiles, rockets, everything flying back and
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Speaker 1: forth between Iran and Israel. As this thing continues to
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Speaker 1: drag out into its fourth and now fifth day, all
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Speaker 1: hell breaking loose in the region after the expiration of
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Speaker 1: that sixty day deadline that was set by the United
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Speaker 1: States for Iran two comply with their nuclear non proliferation obligations.
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Speaker 1: They didn't Trump told them sixty days. On day sixty one,
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Speaker 1: net Yahoo hit them. Iran launched additional strikes on Israel
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Speaker 1: cities yesterday and today, including Tel Aviv, killing at least
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Speaker 1: five injuring as many as eighty seven. Israel's Iron Dome
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Speaker 1: intercepted most all the missiles, but some did manage to
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Speaker 1: get through. US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee says there
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Speaker 1: was some minor damage to the consulate in Tel Aviv
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Speaker 1: after dur Anian missile strike nearby, but no one was hurt.
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Speaker 1: Israel defense forces responded, destroying more than twenty command centers
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Speaker 1: in Iran. Matter of fact, they hit one of their
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Speaker 1: elite units, which, oh by the way, supports groups like Hummas.
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Speaker 1: The strike killed their key Iranian military figures, including the
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Speaker 1: head of their intelligence his deputy, plus it wiped out
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Speaker 1: about a third of their missile launchers. Attention now focused though,
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Speaker 1: on the twenty twenty five G seven summit happening right
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Speaker 1: now today up in Canada. President Trump arrived in Calgary
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Speaker 1: for the meeting yesterday, marking his first major international leader
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Speaker 1: gathering since beginning his second term. The Israel Iran conflict
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Speaker 1: of course central topic discussions, focusing on de escalation. Trump
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Speaker 1: also scheduled to meet with the Canadian Prime Minister regarding
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Speaker 1: trade and other issues. The leaders of Britain, France, Germany, Japan,
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Speaker 1: and Italy will also meet with President Trump to talk
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Speaker 1: about trade, global stability, and of course security. After arriving
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Speaker 1: at the summit, President Trump took a few questions about
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Speaker 1: the conflict.
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Speaker 2: Have you heard any signals or seen any messages from
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Speaker 2: intermediaries that Iran wishes to de escalate the conflict?
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Speaker 1: Yeah? What have you heard?
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Speaker 3: What you heard from the Arians?
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Speaker 4: They'd like to talk, but they should have done that before.
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Speaker 4: I had sixty days and they had sixty days, and
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Speaker 4: on the sixty first day, we don't have a deal.
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Speaker 4: They have to make a deal, and it's painful for
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Speaker 4: both parties. But I'd say Iran is not winning this
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Speaker 4: war and they should talk, and they should talk immediately
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Speaker 4: before it's too late.
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Speaker 1: And it sounds like they heard what the President said,
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Speaker 1: because they've sent out an urgent message to the US
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Speaker 1: and Israel calling for a stop. Please let's start negotiations.
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Speaker 1: According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, the
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Speaker 1: Islamic Republic is ready to wind down the back and
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Speaker 1: forth missile exchange, claiming that the regime has been battered
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Speaker 1: by the airstrikes. Oh yeah. Trump also urging Iran in
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Speaker 1: Israel to make a deal immediately. He wrote this on
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Speaker 1: truth Social Iran in Israel should make a deal, and
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Speaker 1: we'll make a deal, just like I got Indian Pakistan
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Speaker 1: to make a deal in that case by using trade
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Speaker 1: with the US to bring reason, cohesion, insanity to the
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Speaker 1: talks with two excellent leaders who were able to quickly
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Speaker 1: make a decision and stop. Also during my first term
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Speaker 1: Serbian Kosovo, we're going at it hot and heavy as
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Speaker 1: they had for decades, and this time conflict was ready
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Speaker 1: to break out into war. I stopped it. Biden has
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Speaker 1: hurt the long term prospects with some very stupid decisions,
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Speaker 1: but I'll fix it again. Another case Egypt in Ethiopia
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Speaker 1: and their fight over a massive dam that is having
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Speaker 1: effect on the magnificant Nile River. There is peace at
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Speaker 1: least for now because of my inner intervention, and it
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Speaker 1: will stay that way. Likewise, we will have peace soon
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Speaker 1: between Israel and Iran. All right, Let's get to our
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Speaker 1: first guest tonight to find out about what things are
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Speaker 1: looking at as far as the Middle East. This latest war.
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Speaker 1: Don't forget the President's trying to stop the war in
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Speaker 1: Ukraine with Russia while he was trying to get Israel
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Speaker 1: and Hamas to stop. And then you have a new
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Speaker 1: one between Israel and Iran, which is just an extension
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Speaker 1: of what's been happening with Israel and Hamas. Let's be
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Speaker 1: real because Iran pays for Hamas joining US now for
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Speaker 1: more insight into the conflict in the Middle East. He's
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Speaker 1: a retired Navy seal and now the chief talent officer
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Speaker 1: at Overwatch Mission Critical. Mike Sirelli back on the program. Mike,
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Speaker 1: nice to see you, brother. With your contacts, I'm sure
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Speaker 1: you hear all kinds of chatter still being a Navy seal.
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Speaker 1: The President did say earlier today when asked by reporters
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Speaker 1: up in Canada, would the US jump into this one,
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Speaker 1: he said, as of right now, no, but depending on
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Speaker 1: if Iran escalates it, we could get involved. And then
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Speaker 1: I see a note from my team before I come
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Speaker 1: out and going, oh, they sent through their channels emergency
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Speaker 1: messages to Iran in the US we want to make
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Speaker 1: a deal. Sounds like they got the message, Mike.
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Speaker 5: They did, and President Trump is leaning forward. The knimits
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Speaker 5: is steaming to the Middle East as we speak. Additionally,
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Speaker 5: refueling assets are flying to the region as well, so
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Speaker 5: the US will be prepared to respond. But Iran has
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Speaker 5: no other option. And quite frankly, if I were to
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Speaker 5: advise President Trump, I would allow Israel to keep on going.
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Speaker 5: Israel or Iran is not going to agree to stopping
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Speaker 5: all nuclear enrichment.
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Speaker 1: They're not.
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Speaker 5: It's going to be a redline in the sand. And
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Speaker 5: how many times do we have to see this movie
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Speaker 5: before we understand that Iran is going to call for peace,
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Speaker 5: But then they won't buy by the agreement of that
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Speaker 5: new treaty or that that truce, and we'll be right
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Speaker 5: back where we started this. And you said it earlier.
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Speaker 5: This can has been kicked down the road since the
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Speaker 5: Carter administration. This is an opportunity to remove or influence
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Speaker 5: a regime change to a democratic government in Iran that
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Speaker 5: brings more peace and stability to the region.
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Speaker 1: Well, yeah, you have a lot of peace love and
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Speaker 1: Persians that have been there for their families decades, if
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Speaker 1: not centuries, who never wanted what happened in the late
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Speaker 1: seventies to that. I mean it used to be free
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Speaker 1: and open, right, Women weren't wearing the coverings, and people
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Speaker 1: got to go to college and were educated and had
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Speaker 1: cars and businesses, and they weren't living in rubble, and
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Speaker 1: like Iran was a normal for the time period and
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Speaker 1: for the region country kind of like how Afghanistan used
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Speaker 1: to look before the Taliban and al Qaeda came. You
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Speaker 1: start letting these radical Muslims take over your countries, and
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Speaker 1: look what happens. And I don't care what anybody wants
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Speaker 1: to call me for saying that. The proofs in the
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Speaker 1: pudden These Middle Eastern countries ran somewhat peacefully and normally
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Speaker 1: decades ago until radic Islamic terrorists took over. Am I wrong, Mic,
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Speaker 1: you're not.
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Speaker 5: And even under the Shah, prior to the Islamic Revolution,
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Speaker 5: Israel in Iran had a silent, let's say, cooperation agreement, right,
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Speaker 5: they resources, they shared intelligence, there was an existing relationship.
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Speaker 5: You were right. History tells us that radical theocracies, especially
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Speaker 5: of the islam nature, result in instability, volatility, and you
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Speaker 5: get what we've had for the last few decades in
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Speaker 5: the Middle East. Saudi Arabia, U E, Egypt, and Jordan,
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Speaker 5: they all gave the silent nod to Iran. I'm sorry
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Speaker 5: to Israel to conduct these strikes against Iran because nobody
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Speaker 5: wants to wants them to have a nuclear bomb that's capable,
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Speaker 5: and we've.
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Speaker 1: Seen right even the other Muslim countries don't want them
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Speaker 1: to keep going forward. Make Katar, the Saudis, Emirates, none
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Speaker 1: of them want these guys to have a nukes. They're nutbags.
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Speaker 5: Saudi Arabia has focused on their Vision twenty thirty Plan
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Speaker 5: Uee Qatar. They all have their economic development plans. Yeah,
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Speaker 5: that all comes down to peace instability, which Iran has
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Speaker 5: threatened again. How does Iran fight through proxy forces? And
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Speaker 5: they cause disruption across the Middle East and it's not
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Speaker 5: good for anyone but Iran.
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Speaker 1: So Mike's Aarelli's professional military experienced opinion is we don't
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Speaker 1: get involved. But tell Israel take the gloves off. If
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Speaker 1: a Ran doesn't make a deal with us, because you
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Speaker 1: think they'll act like they're going to make a deal,
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Speaker 1: then they'll renig again. And so just let Israel do
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Speaker 1: what Israel does. I just want to keep our forces
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Speaker 1: out of it. That's my opinion, Mike.
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Speaker 5: Let's hope. So, let's hope. So I think we still
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Speaker 5: will need to provide support to Israel, sure, especially with
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Speaker 5: you know we've hit Ishafahan, we hit Naton's Ford out
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Speaker 5: is a major installation inside a mountain with I believe
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Speaker 5: over three thousand nuclear enrichment devices that requires the GVU
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Speaker 5: fifty seven and massive ordinance penetrator which requires also a
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Speaker 5: strategic bomber reel does not have the capability. They can
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Speaker 5: attack it through other means, but we need to remove
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Speaker 5: that before negotiations start.
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Speaker 1: Oh I gotcha, that's one of those bunker busters only
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Speaker 1: we have gotcha, got you, gotcha? All right, Navy Seal
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Speaker 1: Mike Sirelli is always thanks for the insight. Brother. We
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Speaker 1: will to see how this week goes, if a RAN's
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Speaker 1: really ready to make a deal or not, and how
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Speaker 1: far Israel is willing to go to put them out
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Speaker 1: of business. Thanks to RELLI, thank you, appreciate you. Thanks
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Speaker 6: We simply cannot allow people to pour into the United
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Speaker 1: Mechanism to control it. Thank you, Barry. I'm glad you
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Speaker 1: said that all those years ago, and it wasn't a
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Speaker 1: half a million like during your time. It was more
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Speaker 1: like fifteen million poured across. So I'm so thankful we
13:16
Speaker 1: have that clip because then I get to say, ah,
13:19
Speaker 1: the good old Democrat double standard, the ultimate display of hypocrisy. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: it's okay for Barack to say get rid of the
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Speaker 1: foreign invaders, but not when Trump wants to do it. Please, sheep,
13:33
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13:37
Speaker 1: exact same thing that you were just fine with Barack
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Speaker 1: Obama did. Or if you're a weak Republican out there
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Speaker 1: and you're so upset about what Trump's doing, it's the
13:47
Speaker 1: same thing that w did. So why so upset? But
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Speaker 1: I guess we should expect that from today's Democrat Party
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Speaker 1: and from feckless Rhinos. Nonetheless, President Trump remains undeterred because
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Speaker 1: we gave him the mandate. He's been now targeting America's
14:06
Speaker 1: biggest cities, the blue ones, for mass deportation, and he's
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Speaker 1: not back and down. Trump outlining his plan on social media,
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Speaker 1: announcing a significant escalation in immigration enforcement in Blue states.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, he's ramping up ice in La Chicago, New York,
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Speaker 1: you name it. Trump calling these urban locations Democrat power
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Speaker 1: centers and accusing them of harboring the illegals to influence
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Speaker 1: future elections. That's right. Meantime, nearly one million illegals have
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Speaker 1: self deported under Trump. The administration taken a two track
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Speaker 1: approach to enforcement. Track one, folks are arresting and deporting
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Speaker 1: the criminals. Track two encouraging them to leave. Okay, there's
14:51
Speaker 1: a campaign out there. It tells you do it or else.
14:55
Speaker 1: You get one thousand dollars to self deport. They're going
14:58
Speaker 1: to give you a free ticket and money to go home.
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Speaker 1: It saves us money in the long run. Get out.
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Speaker 1: Maybe you'll be able to come back someday. Do it legally. Meantime,
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Speaker 1: DHS is setting a record declaring that seventy five percent
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Speaker 1: of ICE arrests in Trump's first one hundred days were
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Speaker 1: criminals with horrible convictions or pending charges. The agency says
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Speaker 1: it focused on targeting the worst of the worst, including
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Speaker 1: gang bangers, murderers, and rapists. Good for them. Now, of course,
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Speaker 1: you have the simple minded criminal alien sympathizers who took
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Speaker 1: to the streets of our nation over the weekend with
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Speaker 1: this ridiculous No King's Day protests. The brainwash masses gathered
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Speaker 1: in more than two thousand major cities across the US.
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Speaker 1: Two thousand cities. What a bunch of brainwashed sheep In La,
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Speaker 1: of course, where it turned violent. What a week and
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Speaker 1: a half ago, the protests escalated as usual. Cops had
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Speaker 1: to use tear gas, flash bangs, and I know some
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Speaker 1: people got roughed up. ELP play stupid games, Get stupid prizes.
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Speaker 1: Sixty miles east of LA twenty one year old woman
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Speaker 1: seriously injured during a protest in Riverside, California when a
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Speaker 1: speeding SUV drove through the march and struck her. Police
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Speaker 1: in Austin, Texas evacuating the Texas capital over credible threats
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Speaker 1: made towards lawmakers by these idiots. A man in Palm
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Speaker 1: Springs arrested after he posted an online message bound to
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Speaker 1: carrying on a shooting at the No Kings Bowl crap
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Speaker 1: in Salt Lake City. A self described anti government radical
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Speaker 1: who publicly supports Antifa approached the crowd wearing a gas
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Speaker 1: mast and was armed with an AR fifteen star rifle.
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Speaker 1: I'm told a volunteer member of the event's security team
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Speaker 1: attempted to shoot the suspect, identified now as twenty four
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Speaker 1: year old Arturial Gamboa, but accidentally hit a bystander who
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Speaker 1: then later died. Gamboa was arrested and charged with murder.
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Speaker 1: Yikes in the radical left hot bed of Portland. The
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Speaker 1: No King agilitators escalated the phony event into a full
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Speaker 1: scale riot out in front of the ice facility, causing
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Speaker 1: injuries to four cops, multiple arrests there and folks, that's
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Speaker 1: just a few of the headlines in four or five
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Speaker 1: of the major cities. But they literally had idiots, whether
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Speaker 1: it was twenty of them or two thousand of them,
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Speaker 1: two thousand cities had these, even where I live here
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Speaker 1: in San Diego, were oens based. Like I'm told, six
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Speaker 1: or seven thousand brainwashed Americans if they're all illegal, showed
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Speaker 1: up in the streets joining us now to discuss what
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Speaker 1: went down over the weekend. He actually attended several of
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Speaker 1: these No King protests. Independent reporter and border expert Anthony
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Speaker 1: Aguero back on the program, Anthony, nice to see you
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Speaker 1: in one piece. So I understand you were in Texas
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Speaker 1: and you kind of hit several major cities over the
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Speaker 1: last few days just checking out the turnout. Most of
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Speaker 1: them had some violence. Thank goodness, you're okay. Talk to
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Speaker 1: me about the ones you saw and where was it?
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Speaker 1: El Paso, Houston, San Antonio. Where'd you go?
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Speaker 7: Yes, sir, Actually I went to all those three as.
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Speaker 7: During the week leading up to the No Kings protests
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Speaker 7: out in San Antonio, which I actually attended. They had
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Speaker 7: multiple organized protests leading up to the No King protest
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Speaker 7: on Saturday, And just a quick reminder there is we
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Speaker 7: already have a No King's Day. It's called July the four.
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Speaker 7: All these people are ridiculous, and you know what, it's
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Speaker 7: unfortunate what's happening right now throughout our country. From everything
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Speaker 7: that I've been able to see these last couple of
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Speaker 7: days out here, these individuals have the mentality that they
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Speaker 7: are going to overtake America, claiming that this is that
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Speaker 7: we're on stolen land, that this.
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Speaker 1: Actually belongs to Mexico.
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Speaker 7: And that is a sentiment that I saw all across
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Speaker 7: Texas as I traveled throughout these protests. These individuals are
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Speaker 7: claiming that we are on stolen land and that they
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Speaker 7: want to reclaim it. You have Mexican politicians right now
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Speaker 7: in Mexico tweeting out on x talking about the right,
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Speaker 7: we should take America, but we should take back of
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Speaker 7: what's ours. This land is ours, It's actually Mexico.
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Speaker 1: This Anthony, you and I know what. They're just trying
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Speaker 1: to garner votes or power or popularity or whatever. This
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Speaker 1: is my opinion.
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Speaker 7: I think we need to honestly freeze and halts all
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Speaker 7: immigration all around, whether it's even legal immigration. We need
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Speaker 7: to pump the brakes. We need to secure our country.
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Speaker 1: Get rid of these individuals.
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Speaker 7: That are here causing damage, trying to promote a a
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Speaker 7: overthrow of our governments, and and and really really focus
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Speaker 7: on on on what's happening within our borders currently we are.
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Speaker 7: It's still to me and I'm I'm a descendant of migrants, and.
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Speaker 1: You're you're sounding pretty racist. Now, whoa, whoa, whoa. You
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Speaker 1: sound like a brown racist guy.
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Speaker 8: You know.
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Speaker 7: And I was called that, and I was called the
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Speaker 7: white supremacist.
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Speaker 1: I'm I'm a cracker, You're brown. Wait a minute, you.
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Speaker 7: Know I'm a white supremoses where we're on the same boat, brother,
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Speaker 7: And and so we need to stop and hal all
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Speaker 7: legal migration and thoroughly check on who's trying to come
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Speaker 7: into the country. I still feel that even through the
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Speaker 7: legal migration process, we are still allowing individuals that do
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Speaker 7: not share our values, that that plainly have this taste
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Speaker 7: for our country. And and then, like I said before,
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Speaker 7: even to my audience, Hey, when you're having problems at home,
20:53
Speaker 7: you shut the door, you shut the windows, You sit
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Speaker 7: down with your family, you hash it out. You don't
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Speaker 7: invite and open the door for your neighbors to come
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Speaker 7: in and make themselves at home.
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Speaker 1: What you fix a situation. You fix the situation.
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Speaker 7: Of what's going on within your house with your people,
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Speaker 7: and then maybe once you hash it out, hey come
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Speaker 7: on over for THEAA or whatnot. But right now, we
21:15
Speaker 7: need to stop all migration, even legal migration. And I
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Speaker 7: hope President Trump really considers.
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Speaker 1: This, Beau. I think it's a great idea. Right, you
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Speaker 1: take your house in order before you start going outside
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Speaker 1: your house and our house right now, people, that's right.
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Speaker 7: So many people are still slipping through the cracks and
21:35
Speaker 7: are coming in and they don't have the best interest
21:38
Speaker 7: for our country. We need to make it even harder, Dad,
21:42
Speaker 7: we make we need to make it even harder.
21:44
Speaker 1: You have to do easy Japan.
21:45
Speaker 7: Japan allows less than two hundred people to migrate to
21:48
Speaker 7: their country a year.
21:50
Speaker 1: We have to we have to.
21:52
Speaker 7: Make stricter penalties for people that are out there.
21:54
Speaker 1: We're straying and work takes forever and the money is
21:58
Speaker 1: really high. We should streamline the paperwork and make more affordable,
22:00
Speaker 1: but make the requirement stricter so that millions can't get
22:04
Speaker 1: accepted every year that aren't going to be good contributors
22:07
Speaker 1: to our society. Anthony, great idea. I'm out of time.
22:10
Speaker 1: I'm going to end it there. But mister President, if
22:12
Speaker 1: you're watching here, you go, legal immigrant, not a white supremacist.
22:17
Speaker 1: This guy's saying, shut down immigration for a while and
22:21
Speaker 1: get it under control. I love that idea, Anthony aguare
22:25
Speaker 1: As always. Thank you, brother, appreciate you, Thank you, sir.
22:27
Speaker 1: We'll see you soon. Yep. Up next, a Real America exclusive.
22:31
Speaker 1: It has been ten years to the day since the
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22:38
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22:46
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22:50
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22:52
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Speaker 1: So today is the ten year anniversary of that pivotal
25:15
Speaker 1: moment in American history when the iconic businessman and reality
25:19
Speaker 1: star Donald J. Trump and his wife Milania descended down
25:22
Speaker 1: the Golden escalator at Trump Tower in the Big Apple
25:26
Speaker 1: for a big announcement. A huge announcement. President Trump's unconventional
25:31
Speaker 1: approach to campaign and governing has significantly reshaped Republican Party
25:35
Speaker 1: and the broader political landscape of America. At the time,
25:38
Speaker 1: many dismissed the event as a political stunt, but it
25:40
Speaker 1: marked the beginning of a transformative movement, folks. His blend
25:44
Speaker 1: of social conservativism and fiscal populism resonated with the people,
25:49
Speaker 1: leading to a seismic shift. And then there's the incredible
25:54
Speaker 1: investments in America that he's bringing back now that he's
25:57
Speaker 1: the forty seventh commander in chief and Trump securing I'm
26:01
Speaker 1: told a total of two trillion dollars in new investments,
26:05
Speaker 1: money coming from Japan and Saudi Arabia, and Guitar Micron
26:09
Speaker 1: Technology plans to invest two hundred billion in a semiconductor
26:13
Speaker 1: plant in America, building them here GM four billions, shifting
26:17
Speaker 1: some of their stuff from Mexico back to the US.
26:20
Speaker 1: There's so many I can't even list them. As for
26:22
Speaker 1: the future, a new business venture for the Trump Organization,
26:26
Speaker 1: led by his boys, Donald Trump Junior and Eric Trump,
26:29
Speaker 1: announcing earlier today their plans. Team Trump now getting into
26:34
Speaker 1: the communications business, launching their own brand of mobile phone
26:39
Speaker 1: service even devices, and it's actually going to be affordable.
26:44
Speaker 1: That's a crazy one because if you saw my cell
26:46
Speaker 1: phone bill, the service will also offer free long distance
26:49
Speaker 1: calling for military members and their family. Being a VET,
26:52
Speaker 1: I love that one. I spoke with Eric Trump, the
26:55
Speaker 1: executive vice president of the Trump Organization, earlier today about
26:59
Speaker 1: the family's new business adventure ten years ago today and
27:03
Speaker 1: of course Father's Day weekend at the White House. Eric,
27:07
Speaker 1: welcome back to real America. Thanks so much for coming
27:09
Speaker 1: on a big, huge announcement today for the family and
27:11
Speaker 1: the business. But before I get to that, can I
27:14
Speaker 1: take a step back ten years ago, and that iconic
27:19
Speaker 1: moment for your family, your father, this nation, the businessman,
27:23
Speaker 1: the apprentice star DJT coming down that escalator. We're never
27:27
Speaker 1: going to forget that. And what a ten years it
27:30
Speaker 1: has been. Eric, there's the video, Dan, what a ten
27:35
Speaker 1: years has been?
27:35
Speaker 2: You know, I stood by side every single second of
27:37
Speaker 2: that ten year period of time he came down that escalator,
27:40
Speaker 2: and I never left the stage with him. I never faltered.
27:43
Speaker 2: I was his probably first surrogate, and I think I'll
27:45
Speaker 2: be his last. I love the man deeply. I care
27:47
Speaker 2: about what he's doing deeply. You know, we didn't have anybody.
27:50
Speaker 2: We didn't have any senators, we didn't have a congressman,
27:52
Speaker 2: we didn't have any political elits who believed in us.
27:55
Speaker 2: We had ourselves, you know, and frankly, we had the
27:57
Speaker 2: American people who really believed in seeing family, who was
28:00
Speaker 2: willing to fight together against all odds. And what a
28:04
Speaker 2: hell of a ten years has been. I mean, it's
28:06
Speaker 2: been the most incredible journey. Hard to believe that was
28:09
Speaker 2: in this building right under me, his office where he
28:11
Speaker 2: told us he was going to run for president, is
28:13
Speaker 2: about fifteen feet above my head. Literally right there his
28:16
Speaker 2: chair sat for years and years and years did some
28:20
Speaker 2: of the best most iconic deals in US history and
28:22
Speaker 2: New York history. And that chair and same place he
28:25
Speaker 2: told us kids, we're gonna we're gonna get hit and
28:27
Speaker 2: ways he can't even imagine. We're we'll learn who our
28:29
Speaker 2: true friends were. His intuition was right, Yes, And I've
28:32
Speaker 2: learned so much about myself. I've learned so much about
28:34
Speaker 2: the country. I've learned so much about him, and I
28:36
Speaker 2: think he's changed American politics forever. And I'm immensely proud
28:39
Speaker 2: of the man.
28:40
Speaker 1: Oh he has, and I would say for the better.
28:42
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm sure his critics would have other things
28:44
Speaker 1: to say about him, But as far as my opinion
28:47
Speaker 1: goes tracking politics, being a lifelong Republican, watching the party
28:52
Speaker 1: straight away from what I wish it would have been,
28:54
Speaker 1: and then watching your father bring it back around for
28:56
Speaker 1: we the people. I can tell you my personal story
28:59
Speaker 1: ten years ago because that's kind of how it goes,
29:01
Speaker 1: right with iconic American moments. You're like, where was I
29:04
Speaker 1: on that day? So I remember talking to my girlfriend
29:08
Speaker 1: now wife after the speech and the esthleator right, I'm
29:11
Speaker 1: going I liked him on TV. I like this. I
29:14
Speaker 1: like that. I go, I think that's the guy. I
29:16
Speaker 1: think that's who I like. And then when you had
29:18
Speaker 1: the other fifteen sixteen career politicians up there right months
29:22
Speaker 1: and months later, and your father literally dismantling them one
29:25
Speaker 1: by one, some of them now working for him. I
29:29
Speaker 1: love it watching it come full circle. Eric, I gotta
29:31
Speaker 1: admitted I think. I mean, I know a lot of
29:33
Speaker 1: people did not like the disruption in their politics, but
29:36
Speaker 1: I did. It was long overdue, it was needed in
29:40
Speaker 1: the swamp.
29:42
Speaker 2: So Dan, they were also full of you know what.
29:43
Speaker 2: I can't say the word, but I mean, I'd see
29:45
Speaker 2: these guys backstage and they're rehearsing their little one liners,
29:48
Speaker 2: so they're going to see if they can sneak in there.
29:50
Speaker 2: They meant nothing, and they were so disingenuous the way
29:53
Speaker 2: they were thrown out there. And then you have my father.
29:55
Speaker 2: Literally we'd be watching sports on the way to a debate,
29:57
Speaker 2: and you know, he would say exactly what was on
29:59
Speaker 2: his mind, and he dismantled all of them, you know,
30:02
Speaker 2: I mean, and by the way, these are pros, these
30:03
Speaker 2: aren't These are the smartest people who had the best
30:06
Speaker 2: political careers who knew the inside and outside of Washington, DC.
30:09
Speaker 2: And you know, my father had me, and my father
30:12
Speaker 2: had Don and a couple other by side. That's the key,
30:16
Speaker 2: and he had and obviously the American people who are
30:20
Speaker 2: so sick and tired of it. And you know, it's
30:21
Speaker 2: really funny. I'd watch New York Times and you know,
30:24
Speaker 2: every day there was another manufactured outrage. You know, we're
30:26
Speaker 2: going to send the criminals back to the countries where
30:28
Speaker 2: they came from. They're sending their worst. They're not sending
30:30
Speaker 2: their best, They're sending their worst to America. We're not
30:32
Speaker 2: allowed to happen. They're not allowed them to over run America.
30:34
Speaker 2: Blah blah blah. Oh my god, how dare him? He
30:37
Speaker 2: insulted so many people and then guess what. You'd watch
30:40
Speaker 2: his polls the next day, they go up fifteen percent,
30:42
Speaker 2: and then you know, two weeks later he'd do the
30:43
Speaker 2: same thing.
30:44
Speaker 1: He'd go back up fifteen percent. We want got what
30:46
Speaker 1: they want in d C. Now, let's talk about the
30:49
Speaker 1: business man, because that's who came down the escalator. Ten
30:52
Speaker 1: years later, we now have the two term president who's
30:55
Speaker 1: in the middle of trying to fix this economy. You
30:57
Speaker 1: and your brother made a major announcement today which will
31:00
Speaker 1: to in just a sec. But I want to talk
31:01
Speaker 1: about the business side of it, because you being the
31:05
Speaker 1: executive over there and having to run things at Trump
31:07
Speaker 1: International for years, and your dad trying to run the
31:10
Speaker 1: country like a capitalist society should, like a real business.
31:14
Speaker 1: Let's try and balance the thing. Let's try and bring
31:17
Speaker 1: more revenue in than we're spending, like smart, normal things
31:20
Speaker 1: that I have to do with my budget at home.
31:22
Speaker 1: And you see what he's done now since January twentieth,
31:26
Speaker 1: what are we up to Eric six trillion now in reinvestments,
31:29
Speaker 1: new investments from Japan and Qatar and the Saudis and
31:33
Speaker 1: all these companies are investing, and other companies who left
31:37
Speaker 1: are coming back and bringing plants back. Talk to me
31:40
Speaker 1: about that rebirth because your dad keeps talking about the
31:43
Speaker 1: golden age he wants to bring back of America.
31:46
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, you'd see it. He was on stage,
31:49
Speaker 2: I think it was Saudi Arabia or the UAE or
31:50
Speaker 2: one of these places, and yes, we would like to invest,
31:53
Speaker 2: you know, eight hundred billion dollars in the US economy.
31:56
Speaker 2: And then he'd look at him, He's like, you know,
31:57
Speaker 2: I'm going to challenge you. You know, it's not gonna be
31:59
Speaker 2: eight hundred millions, but I want you, I want you
32:02
Speaker 2: to invest two trillion dollars in the US economy. Over
32:05
Speaker 2: and the guy looks at him the world leader. Yes,
32:07
Speaker 2: mister president, Yes, mister President. Then sure enough, you know,
32:10
Speaker 2: doubles down on that commitment to I mean, isn't that
32:13
Speaker 2: what we want? You know, Dan, the thing that this
32:15
Speaker 2: country has been missing for so long is a cheerleader.
32:18
Speaker 2: My father wants to be the greatest NFL winning coach.
32:20
Speaker 2: He wants to win the Super Bowl every single year
32:22
Speaker 2: on every single you know item, That's what he wants
32:25
Speaker 2: to do. We haven't had the winning mentality. You think
32:28
Speaker 2: Joe Biden had the winning mentality. I mean, the guy
32:29
Speaker 2: didn't know what he ate for lunch. It's he didn't
32:32
Speaker 2: have the winning mentality.
32:33
Speaker 8: You know.
32:33
Speaker 2: Barack Obama didn't have the winning mentality. I mean, he'd
32:35
Speaker 2: go over to China, he'd land Air Force One. They
32:37
Speaker 2: wouldn't even bring a staircase out to the plane. And
32:39
Speaker 2: you know, and then you go around the world apologizing
32:42
Speaker 2: for American greatness because we do so many things, virtually
32:45
Speaker 2: everything better than you know, than they all do, right.
32:48
Speaker 2: I mean, we're a country that has roughly three hundred
32:50
Speaker 2: and forty million people. Our economy is what eight trillion
32:52
Speaker 2: dollars bigger than China, who has what five times as
32:55
Speaker 2: many people's We do four times as many people as
32:57
Speaker 2: we do. You know, we are the economic superpower of
32:59
Speaker 2: the world. We do things better, We're a better society,
33:02
Speaker 2: we have better rule of law, we have better, better everything,
33:05
Speaker 2: you know, and we should be unapologetic for doing that.
33:08
Speaker 2: America is the best country in the world. And I
33:09
Speaker 2: don't give a damn if I offend people, and my
33:11
Speaker 2: father doesn't give a damn if he offends people, and
33:13
Speaker 2: he wants to keep it that way. He wants to
33:14
Speaker 2: keep the best military in the world. Hence the celebration
33:17
Speaker 2: of the two hundred fifty years.
33:18
Speaker 1: So that was artiful, by the way, wants to do
33:21
Speaker 1: it at my house at a big party. It looked great.
33:24
Speaker 1: How amazing is that started in a row. It's a
33:26
Speaker 1: beautiful day. Wow. Being a veteran. Thank you, thank him, guys.
33:31
Speaker 2: And by the way, that's how he that's how he
33:32
Speaker 2: ran his business too. You know, if he was building
33:34
Speaker 2: Trump Tower, the building I'm sitting in right now, guess
33:35
Speaker 2: what I want to build the greatest guyscraper in New York.
33:38
Speaker 2: It's got to be the most luxury. He's got to
33:39
Speaker 2: have the best bathrooms, the best five picture bathrooms, the
33:42
Speaker 2: highest the highest ceilings, the best views in the best location.
33:45
Speaker 1: Right. He wants the.
33:46
Speaker 2: Same thing for the United States of America. And he's
33:49
Speaker 2: a remarkable human being. He's tough as hell, and no
33:52
Speaker 2: one has more work ethic, no one has better backbone
33:54
Speaker 2: than he does.
33:55
Speaker 1: I'm proud to call him the father.
33:56
Speaker 2: I'm proud to call him the President of the United States.
33:58
Speaker 2: I'm proud to have We're on the stage with them
34:00
Speaker 2: every single day. I'm proud to have never faltered despite
34:03
Speaker 2: how they tried to break us. They tried to break
34:05
Speaker 2: my head, Dan, they tried. Oh if they could have
34:07
Speaker 2: thrown us in jail for doing nothing wrong, they would have.
34:09
Speaker 1: You know that. I know that, and they're guilty of it.
34:13
Speaker 1: That's why you see the side that's been saying that
34:15
Speaker 1: about the Trump family for ten years. It's because they
34:18
Speaker 1: got the guilt on their back, itching at them because
34:21
Speaker 1: they're that way. Now. That leads us up to the
34:23
Speaker 1: big business announcement today. For you guys. I'll tell you
34:27
Speaker 1: what if I started talking about who, well, how much
34:29
Speaker 1: money I've paid for these damn cell phones and the
34:31
Speaker 1: carriers and the different ones. I won't throw them all
34:34
Speaker 1: over the bus, but it's ridiculous what you got to
34:36
Speaker 1: pay for a cell phone these days. And now the
34:38
Speaker 1: Trump family is getting into the Trump mobile cell phone business.
34:43
Speaker 1: Fill us in. I saw you and your brother Don
34:45
Speaker 1: Junior on the stage earlier this morning making the huge announcement.
34:49
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're really excited his family to be doing this. Obviously,
34:52
Speaker 2: you know the Trump organization, and you know, first we
34:55
Speaker 2: got into social media because we were deplatformed. He was
34:58
Speaker 2: thrown off Twitter, we were all all the dials were
35:00
Speaker 2: turned down. So we formed this company, right and Truth
35:02
Speaker 2: is amazing. Then we got the platform by all the banks.
35:06
Speaker 2: They canceled all our accounts. So we got into the
35:07
Speaker 2: crypto space because that's what modern finance is going to
35:10
Speaker 2: look like, and we needed something to kind of combat
35:12
Speaker 2: the banks. And that's been one of the fastest growing
35:13
Speaker 2: ventures ever.
35:14
Speaker 1: And now we're.
35:15
Speaker 2: Getting into the mobile mobile phone space. You know, forty
35:18
Speaker 2: seven dollars a month. Ultimate goal with the next six
35:21
Speaker 2: months is to have phones made in America, four Americans
35:23
Speaker 2: buy Americans customer service, soul in America. Saint Louis, Missouri
35:28
Speaker 2: doing it right here in this country. You know, you
35:31
Speaker 2: look at your cell phone bill. Every year it grows
35:32
Speaker 2: by like ten percent because they have a little hidden
35:34
Speaker 2: language in there that you can't negotiate.
35:35
Speaker 1: It a ridiculous you know, it goes through.
35:37
Speaker 2: The roof and then all of a sudden you look back,
35:39
Speaker 2: you know, three years later and you're paying couple hundred
35:40
Speaker 2: bucks a month for your cell phone coverage. You know,
35:43
Speaker 2: we're using the same networks. We've got as good of
35:45
Speaker 2: if not better service. We've got more functionality forty seven
35:50
Speaker 2: dollars a month, unlimited texts on unlimited messaging, you know,
35:55
Speaker 2: free calls to over one hundred countries around the world.
35:57
Speaker 2: Amazing for our military.
35:58
Speaker 1: That's like so many most of the company are. If
36:00
Speaker 1: I think about what I'm paying, I'm paying seventy something.
36:02
Speaker 1: I think for unlimited, that's about average. You guys are doing.
36:05
Speaker 1: I love the number forty seven. That's everything.
36:09
Speaker 2: And that's and and by the way, and we've got
36:11
Speaker 2: better product offerings, and we've got better customer service, and
36:13
Speaker 2: we've got that customer service here in the United States,
36:15
Speaker 2: and we're really excited about it. I mean, listen, America.
36:18
Speaker 2: You know, the mobile the mobile phone is how we're
36:20
Speaker 2: going to bank. The mobile phone is how we're going
36:22
Speaker 2: to pay for absolutely everything. The mobile phone is going
36:24
Speaker 2: to replace credit cards. It's already starting to do all
36:26
Speaker 2: of that. The mobile phone is how we connect with
36:29
Speaker 2: with life. You know, telemedicine is going to be a
36:33
Speaker 2: big feature, right, that's something that people expect and demand today.
36:36
Speaker 2: You know, roadside assistance. I mean, there's so many different functionalities.
36:40
Speaker 2: It's never really been built into phones, and I think
36:42
Speaker 2: we can bring it to to the market. But again,
36:44
Speaker 2: we're going to do it in America for Americans, buy Americans,
36:48
Speaker 2: and uh and you know we're every day you hear
36:51
Speaker 2: about New York Times. You can't manufacture a phone in the
36:53
Speaker 2: United States. Hell, yes we can, right Like that's the
36:55
Speaker 2: losing mentality, that's the mentality of all the past politicians.
36:58
Speaker 2: Yes we can, we can do a better, we can
37:00
Speaker 2: do cheaper, we can do more efficiently, we can create
37:02
Speaker 2: a better product than anybody in the world. Love it,
37:04
Speaker 2: and we're really excited. So so Trump mobile dot Com.
37:07
Speaker 2: Trump mobile dot Com, Come check us out. And I
37:10
Speaker 2: think we're really good to disrupt the space in a
37:11
Speaker 2: very big way.
37:12
Speaker 1: So the mobile service now and then the phone to come.
37:15
Speaker 1: And I saw the price point in that smartphone. You
37:17
Speaker 1: can't get smartphones for four nine nine. So I love
37:20
Speaker 1: that we're going American American, We're keeping the prices low.
37:23
Speaker 1: Love that service via forty seven bucks. That's my favorite
37:26
Speaker 1: number with my president. Just want to end it on
37:29
Speaker 1: this note. Yesterday Father's Day saw some great picks of you,
37:33
Speaker 1: a lot of the kids and your father and everybody
37:35
Speaker 1: at the White House. Just I wanted to say God
37:37
Speaker 1: blessed the Trump family. That looked like amazing and give
37:40
Speaker 1: you the final word Father's Day at the White House
37:43
Speaker 1: with your dad, your kids, Eric, how was that?
37:47
Speaker 2: Well, you got to pinch yourself after all that we've
37:48
Speaker 2: been through the voyage there, you know, the four years,
37:52
Speaker 2: the attacks, you know, and then kind of voyage back
37:54
Speaker 2: seeing my kids grow up. You know, I pictures my
37:57
Speaker 2: kid under the Resolute desk, you know, kind of synonymous
37:59
Speaker 2: with with you know the you know, the the Kennedy pictures.
38:04
Speaker 1: Well, and you guys are the new telling.
38:07
Speaker 2: You my son, my son's playing with a model Air
38:09
Speaker 2: Force one in the Oval office when he's you know,
38:11
Speaker 2: two years old, three years old, and you know, here
38:13
Speaker 2: he is. He's grown up into little man Hey seven
38:15
Speaker 2: Now he's you know, it's just it's really interesting to
38:17
Speaker 2: see kind of your life injecting your kids in a
38:19
Speaker 2: different way. And but I'm proud of my father. The
38:22
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38:25
Speaker 2: a hell of a president. He doesn't put up with bs.
38:28
Speaker 2: He puts his country first. He's done it a great
38:30
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38:33
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38:42
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I know we're on more carriers now, Eric, we
38:47
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Speaker 2: But that's right, you will get cut down. But I'm
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38:54
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Speaker 1: And you, along with your the entire family all deserve
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39:21
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39:23
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39:26
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Speaker 1: you've probably heard about this bizarre story over the weekend.
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Speaker 1: A two day man hunt finally leads to the arrest
42:03
Speaker 1: of a man suspected of dressing up as a police
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Speaker 1: officer and then shooting and killing former Minnesota House Speaker
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Speaker 1: Melissa Hortman and her husband, along with shooting State Senator
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Speaker 1: John Hoffman and his wife a vet. Plus I heard
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Speaker 1: the cycle even shot and killed a dog. Police say
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Speaker 1: fifty seven year old Vance Boltler impersonated a cop on Saturday,
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Speaker 1: had on a face mask and even body armor after
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Speaker 1: he shot her and her husband, then went and visited
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Speaker 1: Hoffman's home, shooting both him and his wife. I mean,
42:39
Speaker 1: this is just insane. Police say that Bolter attempted to
42:43
Speaker 1: reach two other lawmakers' homes, but both weren't home or
42:49
Speaker 1: they already had law enforcement protecting them when they'd heard
42:51
Speaker 1: about the first two shootings. Investigators say that Boltler had
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Speaker 1: documents listing over seventy potential targets, including Governor Tim Walls
43:03
Speaker 1: and Congresswoman Elon Omar, a manifesto expressing far right views
43:09
Speaker 1: and abortion or Pardon Me oppositions to abortion and LGBTQ
43:15
Speaker 1: were found in his vehicle. That's what I'm being told. Now.
43:18
Speaker 1: I know there's a lot of stuff on the Internet
43:19
Speaker 1: that says, well, he had no Kings Day posters, so
43:23
Speaker 1: he was a lefty. Police are saying he had these
43:25
Speaker 1: manifestos that saying he wanted pretty much all these Democrats killed.
43:30
Speaker 1: So I thought we'd bring on someone that I trust
43:33
Speaker 1: who still has good contacts in DC. I would think
43:37
Speaker 1: the FBI is involved with helping local authorities in this one.
43:41
Speaker 1: And let's put it out there because look, we need
43:45
Speaker 1: to as conservatives, as folks in the America First and
43:48
Speaker 1: Mega movement, if anyone, and I mean anybody is out
43:52
Speaker 1: there committing any act of violence in the name of
43:56
Speaker 1: our movement, we need to come out and be the
43:58
Speaker 1: first ones to condemn it. Because do you remember when
44:00
Speaker 1: President Trump was shot and then it was almost shot
44:03
Speaker 1: a second time just weeks later, folks on the left
44:07
Speaker 1: were complaining the person's aim wasn't better, They wanted him dead.
44:11
Speaker 1: We must never ever be clumped in with those pieces
44:13
Speaker 1: of human trash. Always stand up, folks, even if it's
44:18
Speaker 1: someone from the own, our own team, join us not
44:20
Speaker 1: a way in on the investigation into the two different shootings.
44:23
Speaker 1: FBI whistleblower and host of the American Radicals podcast Steve
44:28
Speaker 1: Friend back on the show. So Steve, break it down
44:31
Speaker 1: for me. What do you know about this guy? I
44:34
Speaker 1: don't know, and do we know if he did have
44:37
Speaker 1: political leanings left or right. Some are saying that, you know,
44:40
Speaker 1: it's all a setup and that authorities are lying and
44:43
Speaker 1: saying it's a right winger, and of course then they're saying, no,
44:45
Speaker 1: he's a left winger. Look, all I care is innocent
44:48
Speaker 1: people got killed. We should come out, immediately condemn the actions,
44:54
Speaker 1: then find out what drove the guy to turn this
44:56
Speaker 1: cycle that he felt he had to go try and
44:57
Speaker 1: kill four people and a dog. Thank god that the
45:01
Speaker 1: other folks didn't die, Steve, and to see again.
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Speaker 9: Well thanks for having me on, especially under these circumstances.
45:07
Speaker 9: It's pretty crazy. But look, the motivation is going to
45:11
Speaker 9: be useful when it comes to a prosecution. You're going
45:13
Speaker 9: need to know the means and motives and the opportunity.
45:15
Speaker 9: This individual is now in custody, and I think those
45:18
Speaker 9: sort of details will be fleshed out when it does
45:21
Speaker 9: come in time for a prosecution. In the immediate aftermath,
45:24
Speaker 9: here though, I think it's worth saying that we're in
45:26
Speaker 9: this heightened time right now where people are engaging in
45:30
Speaker 9: the worst possible way. They're taking this information, they're processing it,
45:34
Speaker 9: and they're making the worst possible decision they could. And
45:36
Speaker 9: there's always also the possibility here, and it seems to
45:38
Speaker 9: me the likely possibility this individual is just an emostly
45:41
Speaker 9: disturbed person. They tend to be obsessive. They will find
45:45
Speaker 9: some other cause they might not legitimately have come around
45:47
Speaker 9: to thoughts about one way or another, and then they
45:50
Speaker 9: will ultimately lead themselves down the path to a violent
45:54
Speaker 9: conclusion here, which is ultimately what we're concerned with addressing here.
45:57
Speaker 9: And I share your sentiment here that if in fact
46:00
Speaker 9: this was the person who was carrying in themselves on
46:02
Speaker 9: as having logical deductions here and come to the conclusion
46:07
Speaker 9: that they needed to execute and assassinate elected officials, had
46:10
Speaker 9: someone they should disavow from your political movement. But I
46:13
Speaker 9: think the larger portion we should take away here is
46:15
Speaker 9: that the rhetorica has been heated up across the country
46:19
Speaker 9: in light of these king's rallies in a lot of
46:22
Speaker 9: things like Luigi Mangioni's and I think we have to
46:25
Speaker 9: dial that back, regardless of where you stand on anything.
46:28
Speaker 1: Thank you, Steve, see that that's exactly what I was
46:31
Speaker 1: hoping you would do, because there's so many folks out there,
46:34
Speaker 1: and if you don't remember, folks, Luigi Mangioni, that's that
46:37
Speaker 1: young kid who got screwed over in some operation, had
46:41
Speaker 1: some problem with his private parts, got all upset obviously
46:45
Speaker 1: that messed with him mentally, and decided to walk up
46:47
Speaker 1: and shoot the CEO of United Health in the back
46:49
Speaker 1: of the head. And then you had folks on the left,
46:51
Speaker 1: and I'd say, forget politics. He just had folks in
46:54
Speaker 1: general hating big medicine, big pharma, praising him for killing
46:57
Speaker 1: someone in cold blood. Now there's people praising this scumbag
47:01
Speaker 1: for killing political leaders in cold blood. We have got
47:04
Speaker 1: to stop this. It has to be squashed again. I
47:06
Speaker 1: don't care what side of the political aisle you're on
47:09
Speaker 1: out there folks watching, nor which side this guy was on.
47:13
Speaker 1: You don't have to get violent. I have never in
47:16
Speaker 1: my life, and I'm sure you as well, Steve, being
47:18
Speaker 1: an FBI agent, have we ever even had a thought
47:22
Speaker 1: And God forbid, carry the thing out where I need
47:24
Speaker 1: to go, get violent on this mayor on this congressman.
47:28
Speaker 1: Come on, because we disagree, vote their butts out, fight harder,
47:32
Speaker 1: get more people convinced to vote them out. If you
47:34
Speaker 1: don't like what they're doing, you don't get violent. Steve,
47:38
Speaker 1: where will the investigation happen now? Because he impersonated a
47:42
Speaker 1: police officer, I'm told he didn't leave the state, so
47:46
Speaker 1: jurisdictional wise, but then these were state members. So will
47:50
Speaker 1: this all be a local and state investigation or will
47:52
Speaker 1: the FBI then help out?
47:54
Speaker 9: The FBI is going to help out on this one.
47:57
Speaker 9: There's going to be the opportunity to sort of like
47:58
Speaker 9: choose your own adventure. There is going to be did
48:00
Speaker 9: state charges here. It's a homicide, it's a murder charge,
48:03
Speaker 9: and it's a state elected officials, so that doesn't technically
48:05
Speaker 9: fall within the purview of the FBI. However, the FBI
48:08
Speaker 9: is not that if not very good at finding a
48:10
Speaker 9: way to get themselves involved in the prosecution. So use
48:13
Speaker 9: of a firearm in a murder is actually a federal
48:16
Speaker 9: crime because that firearm crossed state lines and that's where
48:19
Speaker 9: you get to the federal nexus. So the federal prosecutors,
48:22
Speaker 9: the state prosecutors I'm sure we'll get around on the
48:24
Speaker 9: Hogay table in some sort of a conference room and
48:26
Speaker 9: choose the best route that they can where they have
48:28
Speaker 9: the strongest case. Here, I think they have a strongest
48:30
Speaker 9: strong case regardless. But in Minnesota, do not believe that
48:33
Speaker 9: there is a death penalty, But there is a federal
48:36
Speaker 9: death penalty for this charge. So maybe the Feds would
48:39
Speaker 9: be the appropriate way to go.
48:41
Speaker 1: Well, and look, I'm an old school guy. I for
48:44
Speaker 1: an eye. They get the concrete evidence against somebody, sorry,
48:49
Speaker 1: you put him down. He and cold blood took someone's mother, sister,
48:55
Speaker 1: you know, a father, a brother, He killed people. So
48:59
Speaker 1: and again this shakes out that he's a lefty, alrighty.
49:02
Speaker 1: Whatever the facts are about this manifesto and the evidence
49:05
Speaker 1: in the car and his home, then so be it.
49:08
Speaker 1: And I just hope this, God forbid it ever happens
49:10
Speaker 1: again to any political side that everyone involved in our movement,
49:15
Speaker 1: and I'm going to call out the folks in the
49:17
Speaker 1: chief seats on the left. Let's start doing what's right,
49:20
Speaker 1: condemning acts of violence surrounding our politics in this nation.
49:25
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Speaker 3: How's it going, Dan screat to me, and I wish
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Speaker 1: So will you tell everybody opposed until Donald Trump came along, John,
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