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Huge, SCOTUS Comes Through For The American People EP070 · The Big Mig Show

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But you know, we got a pack full one hour.
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We had a, you know, it never disappoints a news cycle every
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week. And this week was a lot of big
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things going on from tariff deals, cease fires, you know,
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big things. And you know, just, you know, on
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tariff deal Trump made a they signed a deal with China.
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Finally UK is come knocking on the door.
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India's knocking on the door. That's almost done.
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Who said the tariffs don't work? What happened to all those
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people? I don't hear them saying, you
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know, you know, giving Trump some praise on this.
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Never mind all the money we're taking in from the tariffs too.
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But I, you know, I think all these countries, when Trump
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dropped them bunker Busters on Iran, they were like, oh, wait a
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minute, we got to make a deal with this guy.
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We don't want, you know, the military's powerful.
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That's where you show strength through power, through our
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might, what our capabilities of meanwhile, like we dropped those
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bombs. We didn't kill anybody, unlike
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other countries, you know, firing away and killing
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civilians. We just had Israel fired
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missiles into Gaza or whatever and they killed civilians again
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the other day, which is I'm totally against you want you can
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fight terrorists, that's fine. Fight terrorists, but lead the
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civilians out of it. They're innocents.
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But we got big hour here program for you guys.
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We got, you know, huge wins with SCOTUS, man, they came through.
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So many judgments came through. But the one of the big ones is
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they ruled that nationwide injunctions by these district
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courts exceed congressional authority.
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And one of the things is clearing the path for a
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citizenship crackdown, burst citizenship.
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So yesterday, this was a monumental victory for the
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Constitution. The Supreme Court delivered a
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powerful rebuke of activist judges handed President Trump a
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pivotal legal victory yesterday. Now this is the decision in the
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Trump versus Casa, Inc reaffirms a rifle balance of power between
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the judiciary and the executive, curbing the ability of unelected
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district judges to paralyze the will of duly elected president.
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You know, our forefathers in the Constitution did this for a
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reason, to keep the judiciary and present separation of
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powers. But these district courts are
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just doing whatever they want. And we all know even before
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Trump became president, before he took office, the left were
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already mobilizing with money and and lawyers to to challenge
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anything that Trump did. All they're doing is just
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stopping, stopping our country from thriving.
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They don't care about you. They don't care about none of
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us. All they care about is just
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stopping Trump. They just somehow that name
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Trump it, it's it it paralyzes them with fear for no reason.
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And they just want to instill fear in you guys, but don't
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believe it because that's why, you know, we got the mainstream
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media just typically giving out lies upon lies upon lies and
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getting called out for them every day.
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Just about the lie about with with the bombing in Iran and the
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nuclear facility saying, oh, they didn't get everything.
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That was just a made-up lie that was proven false and and blame
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me. Trump and Caroline Levitt hit
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back hard. Even the Intel agencies showed
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the proof. But you know, once you know that
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first immediate story goes out, the damage is already done
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because people will believe anything these days.
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So like in so in this decision, the 6th, it's a 63 decision, a
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courtside with the Trump admin. These federal district courts
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lack the constitutional or statutory authority to issue
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so-called universal injunctions. And that's what they're doing.
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They're just issuing injunction upon a junction, upon a
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junction. Never seen this many injunctions
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against the president. It's astronomical.
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It's crazy. And this is from the this is the
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Executive Order 14160 titled Protecting the Meaning and Value
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of American Citizenship. Now this, this is Trump's order
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that to so he sought to clarify the scope of birthright
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citizenship under the 14th Amendment.
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And he's addressing really the long standing concerns about its
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misapplication to those that fully subject to this
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jurisdiction of the United States.
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Now you have the all these liberal strongholds, Maryland,
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Washington, Massachusetts, California, using their
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districts course to issue all these universal injunctions
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blocking everything Trump's doing.
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But they, you know, this is this is effects everybody in this
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country. And and these injunctions are
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being cheered by cheered by open border advocates, far left
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elites that are threatened to derail a policy.
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Ain't that safeguarding the integrity of American
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citizenship? Now, I was shocked at this one.
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I truly was. I mean, you know, Justice Amy
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Cohen, Barrett, she actually came through and actually wrote
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the majority and she dismantled the legal foundation of these
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injunctions with, I mean, she was surgical with her, with her,
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with her precision. She was actually joined by
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Justice Roberts, Alito, Gorsuch and Kavanaugh.
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And Barrett, did she declare that such universal remedies
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lack any historical basis in the equitable transitions of the
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Judiciary Act of 1789? Now that you have the liberal
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justices, listen, you know, you have Sotomayor, Keegan and
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Jackson, they actually issued their fiery descent dripping
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with ideological panic. I mean, this lady Jackson, she
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even suggested the ruling could inflict a mortal wound on the
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Constitution. I don't know how this woman even
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became a Supreme Court Justice. She's not the brightest of the
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bunch. This is where pengate comes in
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because I wish they'd get this thing settled and and show that
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Biden cognitive ability he had no idea what was going on.
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Don't know who signed these, all these papers with this auto pen
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and everything should be overturned.
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So we will not dwell on justice with Jackson's argument, which
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is at odds with more than two centuries worth of precedent,
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not to mention the Constitution itself should begin.
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We observe only this. Justice Jackson decries an
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imperial executive while embracing an imperial judiciary,
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she added. I mean, this is Barrett going
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off on Jackson. It's great.
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The only thing difference is the court stopped short of the
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ruling of the constitutionality of the executive order itself.
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But the implicate these implications are massive.
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By gutting these lower courts ability to halt implementation
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nationwide, Trump has a now a clear path for his
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administration to enforce its definition of birthright
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citizenship along with everything else he wants to do.
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Let me play this clip for you guys of Trump speaking on on on
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this huge win. This morning, the Supreme Court
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has delivered a monumental victory for the Constitution,
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the separation of powers, and the rule of law.
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In striking down the excessive use of nationwide injunctions to
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interfere with the normal functioning of the executive
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branch, the Supreme Court has stopped the presidency itself.
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That's what they've done. And really, it's been, it's been
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an amazing period of time, this last hour.
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There are people elated all over the country.
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I've seen such, such happiness and spirit.
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Sometimes you don't see that. But this case is very important.
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I was elected on a historic mandate.
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But in recent months, we've seen a handful of radical left judges
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effectively try to overrule the rightful powers of the president
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to stop the American people from getting the policies that they
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voted for in record numbers. It was a grave threat to
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democracy, frankly. And instead of merely ruling on
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the immediate cases before them, these judges have attempted to
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dictate the law for the entire nation.
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In practice, this meant that if anyone of the nearly 700 federal
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judges disagreed with the policy of a duly elected president of
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the United States, he or she could block that policy from
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going into effect, or at least delay it for many years, tie it
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up in the court system. This was a colossal abuse of
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power which never occurred in American history prior to recent
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decades. And we've been hit with more
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nationwide injunctions than were issued in the entire 20th
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century together. Think of it more than the entire
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20th century. Me, I'm grateful to the Supreme
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Court for stepping in and solving this very, very big and
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complex problem. And they've made it very simple.
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I want to thank Justice Barrett, who wrote the opinion
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brilliantly, as well as Chief Justice Roberts and Justices
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Alito, Gorsuch, Kavanaugh and Thomas, great people, this
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morning, this. All right, you heard it from the
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horse's mouth, but it's time to take a quick break.
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Don't go nowhere because we got more winds coming up from
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SCOTUS. I mean, it was big this this
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Another Supreme Court wins SCOTUS green light states to cut
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off Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood and a major win for
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pro-life advocates. This was on Thursday.
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They paved the way for states to block Medicaid funding.
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I'm going to abortion giant Planned Parenthood now.
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This has been comes after years of legal wrangling and affirms
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authority of individual states to determine how taxpayer
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dollars are allocated and who gets excluded.
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It was a 63 ruling in SCOTUS in this Medina versus Planned
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Parenthood S Atlantic, the individual Medicaid recipients
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do not have the right to sue states under federal law for
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excluding abortion providers like Planned Parenthood from
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their Medicaid programs. Now, Justice Court Neil Gorsuch
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authored this decision and he reversed actually the ruling
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from the 4th Circuit and solidified the state of South
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Carolina's authority because they want to remove Planned
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Parenthood from his Medicaid network without fear of any
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federal lawsuits from individual patients or abortion activists,
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you know, cloaking themselves in civil rights statutes because,
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you know, they just want to keep everything in in the courts and
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stop anything that conservatives want to do.
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Now this, this this decision arose, you know, in the 2018 to
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terminate Planned Parenthood's participation in Medicaid
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program. Of course, abortion advocates
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that you know, it's you could, you could bet 100% of your money
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that that particularly they, they they'd sued under the 42
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USC 1983, claiming the state violated disposed right under
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the Medicaid Act any qualified provider provision.
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Well, not so fast, because Justice Gorses clarified that
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this provision does not confer individuality, enforceable
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federal rights. It's a directive to states, not
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a free pass for left wing groups to weaponize the courts every
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time a state takes a stand for life.
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Abortion is just wrong. You know what's funny when you
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talk about abortion with with these liberals, right?
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You know, if a woman's pregnant and she gets murdered, the
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person gets charged with a double murder because she's
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pregnant. But meanwhile, they're OK with
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abortion. It's not murder.
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It just says right there that that's murder.
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Because if you're going to charge another person, if he if
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he unfortunately kills a pregnant woman with double
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murder, then abortion is murder. They're saying it themselves.
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All right, let's go next. Another.
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This is another victory. Now, Supreme Court rules parents
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can opt out of classes with LGBTQ books.
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Thank God, finally something coming through.
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They ruled. This is on Friday.
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And this is, believe me, this is a huge win for America.
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There's another 6 three decision.
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And, you know, in 2022, a Maryland county approved LBGDQ
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theme books for elementary school children to bring
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diversity to school districts. You know, diversity for
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elementary school children. Let them be children for God's
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sakes. I mean, one of these books they
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approved was titled Uncle Bob's wedding, Uncle Bobby's Wedding,
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and it's a book about a gay wedding.
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Some other books proved were by the radical school board pushed
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gender transition into children. These are children.
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Their minds are still developing and they're they're easily
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manipulated. It's crazy.
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And you know, this is all due to the fact that a Muslim couple
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and members of the Catholic and Orthodox churches sued so they
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can opt their children out of classes that push this garbage.
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This is just plain and simple indoctrination.
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Like I said, children's minds are still growing.
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And with this indoctrination, you're, you're trying to shape
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their minds into coming LGBTQ. Why?
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Why in God's earth are are these people pushing this stuff is
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beyond me. Now in a court backed the
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parents claim that the Montgomery County Board of
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Education's decision not only to allow an opt out option for the
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children violate their religious rights under the Constitution's
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First Amendment, which protects religious expression.
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Now the board's introduction of this LBGGQ crap.
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There's so many freaking letters I can't keep up with it.
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Inclusive storybooks. Along with this decision to
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withhold opt outs places an unconstitutional burden on the
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parents right to free exercise of their religion.
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This is Justice. Alito wrote this now, thank God
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they came through 6, three. I mean, it's huge, huge win.
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I mean, you got to like, I mean, they just want to cause chaos in
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our school systems. That's all they want to do.
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They want to sow doubt in these kids and, and corrupt their
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minds because remember, a dumb society means that the liberals,
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the Democrats, we'll have more control of them.
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That's when they want to dumb down our society, our kids.
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They want to make them dumb so they don't know what's going on,
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so they can have more control and do what they want.
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These liberals. But here's another, I got
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another one for you guys. Gotus delivered another major
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conservative victory. They upheld Texas law requiring
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age verification on a pornographic websites.
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I mean, geez, it's, that's, isn't it common sense, you would
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think, right? I mean, you need to be 17.
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Some states 16 to get a driver's license.
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You need to be what, what is it? 21 to vote, 21 to buy alcohol,
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21 to buy cigarettes. But meanwhile, they, they're,
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they're these lefts are fighting for kids to watch porno.
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I mean, thank God for the Supreme Court upholding this
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right to shield minors from the flood of pornographic content
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plaguing the Internet. Now the decision in free Speech
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Coalition, Inc versus Paxton attorney general upholds HB1181.
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This is a Texas law requiring websites with substantial sexual
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content to verify users ages before granting access.
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Another 6 three decision. This one was led by Justice
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Clarence Thomas. He's one of my favorites.
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I love that guy. They rejected the radical left's
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claims that the law violates free speech.
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The majority? Rightly recognized that
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protecting kids from harmful sexual explicit content is a
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compelling state's interest, one that outweighs the complaints of
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adult entertainment peddlers. Now Texas Lawless mandates age
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verification through government issued ID or transactional data
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was deemed a reasonable and tailored solution to a growing
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crisis. Yes, this is a growing crisis in
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our country. They, like I've been saying,
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they want to indoctrinate our kids.
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They want to let them watch this.
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Felt this. Why these kids have no respect
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today? They don't respect their elders.
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I remember growing up, God forbid you even talked back to
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an elder. No, you wouldn't do that.
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There would be consequences. You respected your other people,
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treating them with dignity. But these kids, these kids said,
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hey, they're just Wilding out going into malls.
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There's with groups, stealing, fighting.
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I mean, enough's enough. This all needs to end.
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We need to get our morals and values back into the school
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system, teaching about the Constitution, about God, about
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the pledge allegiance, what this country stands for, what it was
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built upon. Not just garbage they're trying
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to peddle on our kids. But Speaking of chaos and
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fighting, do you notice that LA riots kind of ended all of a
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sudden? Boom, they're gone.
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What happened? You know when the exact moment
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the LA riots ended? I want you to think a minute.
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The moment the FBI and IRS announced they're investigating
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whoever's funding the riots, and just like that, the riots stop.
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Ain't it ironic how that works? I'll play a clip from the
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Justice Department, the IRS and feds.
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Hello, I'm Bill Assaili, United States Attorney for the Central
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District of California. And I'm Akhil Davis, the
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Assistant Director in charge of the FB is Los Angeles Field
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Office. And I'm Tyler Hatcher, the
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special Agent in charge of IRS Criminal investigation here in
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Los Angeles. The right to assemble and
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protest peacefully is protected by law.
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Unfortunately, we've seen individuals whose intentions are
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to cause damage and to assault law enforcement.
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For example, last week we arrested an individual who was
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charged with conspiracy to commit and aiding and abetting
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civil disorders. These violent agitators put
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peaceful demonstrators at risk. The FBI and our federal partners
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will continue to investigate individuals and organizations
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who are knowingly funding and committing acts of violence
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against law enforcement, as well as the destruction of property.
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We are currently tracing money to determine who is providing
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funding for these riots. Funding crime doesn't just
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affect the criminals, it also disrupts entire communities.
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Each dollar funneled into illegal operations fuels
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violence, undermines law and order, and perpetuates fear.
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Make no mistake, we will identify and disrupt financial
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networks supporting these criminal activities.
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Think before you act. The legal consequences for
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financing or aiding and abetting these crimes are harsh.
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They include imprisonment and fines.
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If you have any information regarding individuals and or
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organizations providing financial support to commit acts
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of violence or destruction of property, please dial 1800, call
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FBI, or visit tips.fbi.gov. You can also upload your images
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and videos to fbi.gov/LA Officer Assault.
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The United States government will continue to safeguard
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constitutionally protected rights, but we will not tolerate
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assaults on law enforcement, destruction of property, or any
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violent acts that puts the community in harm's way.
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No, but the states will like California.
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But don't go nowhere. We're going to be coming.
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We'll be back right after this message is we got a lot more to
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cover. You know, we got Tom Mahoming.
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He's he makes a gut wrenching personal announcement.
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That's the guy that's been fighting for getting these
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legals off the streets. And it's sad to hear what he had
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to say. Don't go nowhere.
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We'll be right back. None.
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We appreciate it. Where we went to break where I
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was just finishing up about the LA riots, How how all of a
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sudden they mysteriously ended. It's it's ironic that if you try
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to go out to whoever's funding them, threaten, you know, to get
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expose them, funding stops, riot stops.
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But, you know, California's trying to blame the government,
26:18
trying to get money for all the millions of dollars of damage.
26:21
We didn't create that damage. Go after the person that was
26:26
funding the riots. They're trying to get millions
26:28
upon millions of dollars. Maybe if you use your police and
26:33
just, you know, stop the riots from day one, you wouldn't have
26:36
all this damage. But you just allowed them people
26:38
to do what they want to do until the government had to step in.
26:41
So, no, we shouldn't pay it. We're not paying it.
26:44
All right, Tom Holman, he's the former acting director of
26:48
Immigration and Customs informant ICE and now now he's
26:51
President Trump's hand picked borders are and he's revealed
26:55
his heartbreaking personal consequence of his high profile
26:57
return to government service. He's actually he's living apart
27:01
from his wife due to wave of death threats.
27:04
I'm going to quote, he goes my life, my wife's living
27:07
separately from me right now, mainly because I worked for many
27:09
hours, but mostly because of the death threats against me, He
27:13
added. She's someplace else.
27:15
I see her as much as I can, but the death threats against me and
27:18
my family are outrageous. And it is because that's all the
27:21
left though, you know, you ever noticed, you ever see any
27:25
conservatives or the right people giving death threats out
27:29
like the left does? I mean, they want the ICE agents
27:35
to take their masks off. And the only reason they put
27:38
masks on because these people were exposing identities and,
27:40
and going to their houses and threatening their families.
27:44
Can't blame them 8 ICE agents for putting mass on.
27:46
I mean, these people, these left, these people are crazy.
27:50
There needs to be consequences. I mean, they need to find out
27:53
who is doing this. Well, our technology, you can't,
27:57
you can trace these phone numbers.
28:00
It's easy. The government has has so many
28:04
tech tools in their, in their toolbox and they can find out if
28:07
they want to. Now Holman, he he's a, he's a
28:12
central figure in the Trump admins board enforcement
28:14
strategy. And President Trump, you know,
28:16
picked him shortly after he won the 2024 election victory to
28:20
overseas new admins sweeping mass deportation, deportation
28:24
effort. He's doing a great job.
28:27
But imagine if the big beautiful bill passed, how big, how much
28:30
of A better job he could do. And you know, Holman, he he he
28:34
recalls he was at dinner with his wife when Trump called him.
28:38
He goes, I'm going to quote him. He goes, I was the first person
28:40
he called bring him back, which again was a proud moment.
28:43
But I was actually out to dinner with my wife.
28:45
And then my phone rang and I looked down and it says POTUS.
28:49
And my wife says he's asking him to come back.
28:52
Isn't he home? And recalled?
28:54
So he walked outside and the first thing he said to me was,
28:58
you've been bitching about it for four years.
29:00
We'll come back and fix it. So how do you say no when it's,
29:04
I mean, how do you say no to Trump?
29:06
Right? Trump actually sacrificed for us
29:09
that we the people. 3 assassination attempts, one hit
29:14
by a bullet. And you know, when Trump
29:17
yesterday was talking about the big beautiful bill, he's at a
29:20
presser and Tom Holman was there and he's there.
29:27
He does an impromptu and brings Tom Holman up.
29:30
And let me tell you something, Tom Holman kind of went off
29:34
because he's tired. He's a no nonsense man.
29:36
Man, you ever see him smile? I want to get him an interview
29:39
on the big, big show. And I usually get people to
29:42
smile. I do things.
29:44
But I would love to get him. But you have to listen to what
29:46
he said because he's not holding back.
29:48
He he's, you know, look at the sacrifices he's making and he
29:52
looks at the Congress says they're just dilly Dowling
29:57
around his bill. And we're going to get more into
29:59
this bill in a in a minute, but I'm going to play this clip.
30:02
This morning, the Supreme Court has delivered a monumental
30:05
victory for the Constitution, the separation of powers, and
30:10
the rule of law. In striking down the excessive
30:13
use of nationwide injunctions to interfere with the normal
30:17
functioning of the executive branch, the Supreme Court has
30:20
stopped the presidency itself. That's what they've done.
30:24
And really, it's been, it's been an amazing period of time, this
30:30
last hour. There are people elated all over
30:33
the country. I've seen such, such happiness
30:36
and spirit. Sometimes you don't see that.
30:38
But this case is very important. I was elected on a historic
30:42
mandate. But in recent months, we've seen
30:45
a handful of radical left judges effectively try to overrule the
30:49
rightful powers of the president to stop the American people from
30:53
getting the policies that they voted for in record numbers.
30:57
It was a grave threat to democracy, frankly.
31:00
And instead of merely ruling on the immediate cases before them,
31:04
these judges have attempted to. I apologize for that.
31:07
That's the wrong clip. That was for the those crazy
31:10
liberal justices on lower courts that are ruling against Trump.
31:14
Anyway, I'll call you to Tom Holman went the big beautiful
31:17
bill should be nonpartisan. If we get this bill passed, we
31:20
got more agents on the road, we buy more beds, we got more
31:22
transportation flights, more agents mean more bad guys
31:26
arrested. Now who who the hell wouldn't be
31:29
against that? That's what he said and and
31:31
truthfully, who wouldn't be? Well, I'll tell you the
31:34
Democrats, they want the illegals here because they get
31:38
more votes because they allow illegal voting.
31:40
It is what it is. But you know, they're trying to
31:44
pass this bill. Trump wants to get this bill
31:46
done by July 4th and sign. But GOP lawmakers, they erupted
31:50
after the this unelected Senate pollitarian guts the key
31:54
provision from Trump's one big beautiful bill.
31:58
And and you have the Senate Majority Leader, Ryan L Thune.
32:01
He refused to overrule the decision.
32:05
I mean, this Senate pollitarian is proving that once again that
32:08
the DC swamp is alive and well. Her name is Elizabeth McDonough.
32:14
She was actually first appointed by Harry Reid.
32:20
She's known for advising Al Gore during a 2000 election debacle,
32:24
and she's she's gutting America first reforms from President
32:29
Trump's one big beautiful bill. And and dude, he's flatly
32:34
refused to overrule her McDonald's ruling.
32:37
She's not an elected official. She's just put in to make sure
32:42
rules are fine. You don't want to know what they
32:43
do. The Senate parliamentarian is a
32:49
nonpartisan advisor. She's just an advisor to the
32:51
Senate on matters of procedure, rules and legislative activity.
32:56
They they, you know, they provide guidance to presiding
32:59
officer, senators, staff. She doesn't have any authority.
33:05
She's like a referee for Senate proceedings.
33:08
That's that's at best what she get does, but she's, she's, I
33:12
don't know, she's striking down, you know, these provisions, the
33:15
federal government defunding sanctuary cities, cities
33:19
defunding the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
33:22
If you remember, DOGE targeted that agency.
33:25
She struck down the, you know, in the bill of the EP as efforts
33:28
to rollback electric vehicle mandates.
33:30
She also struck down a proposal to restrict federal courts from
33:33
issuing nationwide injunctions. And she's saying the bird rule,
33:38
that's what she rule, which is known as Section 313 of
33:43
Congressional Budget Act, is a Senate rule that prevents
33:46
extraneous matter from being included in reconciliation
33:52
legislation. It's designed to ensure that
33:54
reconciliation bills, which are used to expedite central certain
33:58
budget related legislation, focus on changes to spending and
34:02
revenue and not on unrelated policy changes.
34:08
OK, but they still want to waste money on on fake EP van EP as
34:15
electrical vehicle mandates want to give money to sanctuary
34:19
cities. That's not that doesn't expect
34:23
affect our spending and revenue. Come on.
34:28
I mean, this is crazy. I mean, the bird rule, it limits
34:33
the scope of what can be included in reconciliation
34:36
legislation that ensures that the process used for intended
34:39
purpose of addressing budgetary matters, Right?
34:42
So isn't defunding sanctuary cities a budgetary matter?
34:49
Isn't rolling back electrical vehicle mandates A budgetary
34:53
matter? I mean, a proposal restrict
34:56
federal courts from issuing nationwide injunctions.
34:58
That's not a budgetary matter. How much money is wasted in the
35:02
courts, taxpaying money with with lawyers and injunctions and
35:08
all this time that's a but these are all budgetary matters.
35:12
But doing this just letting this woman roll by.
35:14
I just don't get it. The the the Republicans, they
35:19
have no guts, no glory, but there's a lot of them, you know,
35:23
speaking out against this and they're urgent doing to like,
35:25
you know, do something about it. This unelected Senate, Senate
35:31
Parlatan ruled against throwing illegal aliens off of American
35:34
taxpayer funded Medicare and Medicaid and stopping Medicaid
35:38
and CHIP from funding sex changes on children.
35:41
She's for this and we're trying to stop this.
35:44
Enough with these illegals getting everything.
35:46
We have veterans in there. It's crazy.
35:50
Our veterans should come first. Veterans over illegals.
35:52
I say unbelievable, but don't go nowhere.
35:56
We're going to be right back and I got it.
35:59
You know this, this New York City mayor candidate, Zohan
36:04
Madami, this guy's a Trojan horse.
36:07
We got a lot to talk about him, man.
36:08
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36:10
York, why this matters to you. So that's what people are
36:13
saying. Why does it matter to me?
36:14
I don't live in New York. Well, guess what?
36:15
It does matter. Someone go nowhere.
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Why does this matter that this socialist terrorist is running
39:16
for New York mayor and actually won the Democratic nomination?
39:21
I mean, it's amazing to me. I don't know what people in New
39:23
York are thinking. Who knows what they think.
39:27
But, you know, to each their own.
39:30
But I'm going to let you in on something.
39:33
They had GPS tracking information on Zohan Madami.
39:38
Now, he's the guy that won the New York City Democrat primary
39:41
for mayor. And it appears to have been that
39:44
he was at Barack Hussein Obama's place in Washington, DC not
39:48
once, but twice in just six weeks.
39:51
Who else was there? I'm glad you asked the leaders
39:54
of the Muslim Brotherhood. And if you don't know who they
39:57
are, you might want to do study up on their history because
40:01
they've been outlawed in Egypt, Syria, Russia, Saudi Arabia, the
40:04
UAE, Bahrain, Jordan and Austria under their anti terrorism laws.
40:11
And this guy's over there meeting with him and Barack
40:13
Hussein Obama at Hussein's house in DC.
40:19
So, yeah, those guys and what appears to be a couple of
40:22
Iranian operatives, both who are linked to Majid Ferrani because
40:26
they met with him in Venezuela last summer.
40:29
So sure, this is going to go great for New York City about
40:33
the way it's gone for the US since Obama was president, but
40:36
on steroids. I got a clip from a lady who's
40:39
talking about this. I'm going to play it for you
40:41
guys. Some more great GPS tracking
40:44
information from Tony Siruga. Looks like mom Donnie, who just
40:47
won the New York City Democrat primary for mayor there, appears
40:51
to have been at Obama's place in Washington, DC twice in just six
40:55
weeks. Who else was there?
40:58
Leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood.
41:00
And if you don't know who they are, you might want to study up
41:03
on their history. They've been outlawed in Egypt,
41:06
Syria, Russia, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain, Jordan and Austria
41:11
under their anti terrorism laws. So, yeah, just those guys and
41:15
what appears to be a couple of Iranian operatives, both who are
41:19
linked to Majid Ferrani because they met with him in Venezuela
41:23
last summer. So sure, this is going to go
41:25
great for New York City about the way it's gone for the US
41:29
since Obama was president, but on steroids.
41:34
You know, this is Zohan Mahami, right?
41:39
He's filled out his natural immunization forms, right?
41:43
I think it's form 400. But you have to be truthful and
41:47
honest on that form. So it's time to let me remind
41:51
you guys, the country, this is a Communist Control Act of 1954.
41:54
It's still in law, guys. That means you can't serve in
41:57
government if you're part of a communist organization.
42:01
But gets better. The Naturalization Act says if a
42:04
new citizen pushes communist revolution within five years,
42:08
that's proof they lied to get in their citizenship can be
42:11
revoked. So what's at play here?
42:14
If you look you want to be funny, Trump and Vance could do
42:17
the can start enforcing that law that already been on the books.
42:22
No new bills, no debates. Just strip the mass off the
42:25
radicals and send a clear message.
42:26
You don't get to destroy this country from within.
42:29
So socialist beware, you wanted a revolution.
42:31
Let's start with the law you forgot exists.
42:34
I mean, this guy is actually insane.
42:36
He's he's has a little pressure where he's saying violence is an
42:41
artificial construct. Artificial construct violence.
42:47
Let me play that little clip for you guys.
42:49
Often times we've even found as legislators, when we go into
42:52
these courts, the term violent crime is even used when people
42:55
are stealing packages. Violent crime is even used when
42:58
people are accused of burglary and there happens to be a
43:01
housing unit in that same dwelling.
43:03
So violence is an artificial construction.
43:06
We have to be very clear to what is happening here with these
43:09
district attorneys. That is violence.
43:13
That is violence of the bias story.
43:15
We. An artificial construct.
43:19
No, violence is not artificial. Violence is violence.
43:22
Violence is when you hurt somebody, use an object, hurt
43:24
somebody, use your hands. Violence is violence.
43:27
It's not artificial. This dude's Soham Adami, you
43:30
know, he's a failed rapper. When he goes on, he goes in the
43:34
city. We have a million Muslims.
43:36
When you go vote, remember, it's your opportunity to show Muslims
43:39
don't just belong in New York City, we belong in City Hall
43:42
too, OK, I don't, I don't discriminate.
43:46
If you're you're a Catholic, Christian, Buddhist, Muslim,
43:50
Jewish, you can be elected official.
43:53
But that Sharia law stuff, it's, I'm telling you, it's right
43:56
around the corner. And that's not it.
43:58
That's you take that back home. We don't want that.
44:03
And, and this dude is so out of whack.
44:05
He's actually on a legislator in New York, right?
44:09
And he's telling people on shows and his speeches, he plans on
44:15
making new laws, saying it doesn't matter where companies
44:18
are headquartered. If you do business in New York,
44:20
they must pay his new increased corporate tax rate.
44:24
He's saying business can't relocate to lower tax states to
44:27
save money. And what he's proposing is he
44:31
wants to raise 10 billion to pay for the entire economic agenda,
44:34
which I may add, he wants to give you free everything.
44:36
Free bus rides, free Medicare. He wants to even build
44:40
government supermarkets. What is he crazy?
44:46
That's that's ridiculous. Just so everybody knows, there's
44:50
no such thing as anything free. Everything costs money.
44:55
He wants his he wants to do this ten billion, you know, he says,
44:59
I want to trump proof our city and, and he goes, the first is
45:04
to match the state's corporate tax rate of the of that of New
45:07
Jersey. He goes New York's at 7.25, New
45:11
Jersey's at 11.5. Corporations can pay it over
45:14
time, they get paid over here. So he's trying to say if
45:17
corporations are in whatever Florida, Wisconsin, you name it,
45:20
and they do business from New York, but they he wants them to
45:23
pay that, pay the rates too. And then the second is taxing up
45:28
to 1% of New Yorkers. Let me you know, I don't
45:34
understand. Like he's running for mayor,
45:39
he's on the legislative branch. So he should know this.
45:41
So this is just, I'm going to tell you how he's lying.
45:43
The mayor of New York City cannot unilaterally implement
45:47
those proposed tax increases on corporate rates or high earners.
45:52
The mayor, what he does is proposes budgets and policies,
45:54
but tax changes require approval from the New York City Council
45:58
for city taxes or the state legislature for state taxes.
46:03
Now, corporate tax rates like those referenced in his proposal
46:07
are they're primarily set by the state needing state legislative
46:11
action. City income taxes also require
46:14
state approval. You know, this just shows that
46:17
the mayor's role is limited to to advocacy, not direct
46:21
enactment. But he's going around telling
46:22
people he's going to do it. So is he even qualified to be
46:26
mayor? I think not.
46:29
But this is just a start. This is like a breeding ground,
46:32
test ground. This guy wins and and with his
46:35
socialist agenda, I mean, New York City's bad.
46:38
Now it's just forget about it. But I'm telling you, he wins is
46:44
coming to a city near you. That's going to be their new
46:48
agenda because they're the left are already embracing it because
46:52
that's all they got. I mean, you have Congress people
46:57
starting to talk about this. Congressman Ogolese sent the
47:00
letter to Department of Justice saying Moulderi Express openly
47:05
expressed solidarity with the Holy Land Foundation 5.
47:08
Now that's a group convicted in 2008 for funneling millions of
47:11
Hamas. They're AUS designated foreign
47:14
terrorist organization responsible for countless
47:16
civilian deaths. We don't need to know the 9/11
47:20
in New York. The public support support for
47:24
convicted terrorists is now this is voiced by before Mundine
47:29
became AUS citizen. Now that constitutes A willful
47:32
misrepresentation or concealment of terrorist sympathies during
47:35
his naturalization process. So question is, how would it
47:42
look if they threw him out of the country right now while he's
47:47
running for mayor? Because you know, the liberals
47:49
will be crying wolf, crying, crying, crying election
47:53
interference, election interference.
47:56
So it's a, it's a touchy subject.
47:58
I mean, he, he wants to spend 65,000,000 on gender firming
48:01
care, including for minors. This is unbelievable.
48:06
This, this Muslim communist, he just won a Democratic nomination
48:08
for mayor of New York City and he wants to spend 65,000,000 on
48:12
gender affirming care, including for Myers.
48:16
Let me tell you something. That was one of the issues that
48:18
came up repeatedly in the 2024 election and American people
48:22
made their opinion quite clear. Most people are against this.
48:27
It's one of those 8020 issues that have come up repeatedly in
48:30
recent months. And this dude, Mandy, me changes
48:33
in the 20% side of the issue. Now, I shouldn't surprise
48:37
anyone. And now because we're calling
48:40
them out, what's the left want to do?
48:42
The media, they're now want to call you Islamophobic, a part of
48:46
their old strategy and playbook, right?
48:49
Same old tire playbook. It is what it is.
48:52
But you know, I'm running that time.
48:53
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