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5/13/25 -- Dan Ball W/ Steve Hilton, Dan Geltrude, Kate Monroe, Lt. Col. Allen Campbell, Ryan Walters, Chris Cox. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Coming up tonight on Real America with dan Ball Middle
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Speaker 1: East Mega Cash. President Trump secures a historic six hundred
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Speaker 1: billion dollar investment commitment in Saudi Arabia, plus putting American
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Speaker 1: veterans first, The Commander in Chief inks a deal establishing
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Speaker 1: a new center for homeless veterans. It's about time and
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Speaker 1: flying on a wing at a prayer will expose the
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Speaker 1: astonishing and terrifying details surrounding one of America's busiest airports.
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Speaker 1: I'm dan Ball, and Real America starts right now, Good evening.
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Speaker 1: Greatly appreciate you tuning in on this Tuesday evening, folks.
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Speaker 1: Let's get right to it. President Trump touching down in
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Speaker 1: Saudi Arabia early Tuesday morning to a very warm welcome
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Speaker 1: by the Crown Prince and the Prime Minister as he
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Speaker 1: becomes or This rather is the first leg of his
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Speaker 1: whirlwind golf tour. Business deals are at the top of
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Speaker 1: that Trump's very busy agenda. They'll also be heading to
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Speaker 1: Katar and the United Arab Emirates after the Saudi visit.
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Speaker 1: The four day multi nation diplomatic trip marks Trump's first
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Speaker 1: major visit abroad during his second term. Now, this trip
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Speaker 1: comes amid regional tensions as we know, and significant global developments,
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Speaker 1: including the conflict that's been raging now for a while
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Speaker 1: between Israel and Hamas. Then you have the fighting with
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Speaker 1: India and Pakistan, which looks like Trump's getting a handle
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Speaker 1: on that one. They're already talking peace and things we're
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Speaker 1: supposed to be stopped. And then you have the potential
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Speaker 1: piece deal with Ukraine. Talks in Istanbul are still going down,
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Speaker 1: and hopefully Trump will find peace between Russia and the Ukraine.
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Speaker 1: Now back to Saudi Arabia, Trump announcing Saudi's six hundred
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Speaker 1: billion dollar commitment to invest in the United States, building
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Speaker 1: strong economic ties that will endure for generations to come.
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Speaker 1: Trump participated in a signing ceremony with their prime minister.
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Speaker 1: There there's some video of it. According to the White House
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Speaker 1: fact sheet, the first deals under the announcement strengthen our
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Speaker 1: energy security, our defense industry, technological leadership, and access to
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Speaker 1: global infrastructure and critical materials. It's a big deal, folks,
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Speaker 1: and it's just one of many. I mean, I'm pretty
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Speaker 1: sure he secured trillions of dollars in new investment to
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Speaker 1: our country. Between Japan, the Saudis, and elsewhere. It's some
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Speaker 1: big cash. That's why he keeps talking about bringing the
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Speaker 1: Golden Era back. President Trump's wheeling and dealing also making
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Speaker 1: life more affordable for Americans. That's right. Prices are down
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Speaker 1: on certain things. I know. The tariffs have caused some
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Speaker 1: things to go up, I get it, But the majority
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Speaker 1: of everyday things, right, if you're grabbing some eggs or
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Speaker 1: bacon or gasoline, it's starting to go down again. One
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Speaker 1: hundred and how many days in office? Give the man
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Speaker 1: a break. The US annual inflation rate is down to
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Speaker 1: its lowest level in more than four years, even with
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Speaker 1: those tariffs. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the
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Speaker 1: annual inflation rate dropped to two point three percent in April,
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Speaker 1: down a tenth of a point from March. It is
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Speaker 1: the third consecutive monthly drop and the lowest reading since
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Speaker 1: February of twenty twenty one. Gee, who is in charge
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Speaker 1: back then? Oh yeah, Joe. Meantime, House Republicans are veiling
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Speaker 1: a comprehensive tax reform proposal titled the One Big Beautiful Bill.
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Speaker 1: That's what Trump keeps talking about, the three hundred and
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Speaker 1: eighty nine page bill. That's a little I guess better
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Speaker 1: than the usual two thousand pages we see the three
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Speaker 1: hundred eighty nine page bill aims deliver substantial tax relief
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Speaker 1: to American families, workers, and small and medium businesses. That's key.
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Speaker 1: Key provisions of the proposed tax plan include the permanent
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Speaker 1: extension of the Trump era tax cuts from his first term,
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Speaker 1: increasing the standard deduction. I'll take that, thank you, Enhance
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Speaker 1: the child tax credit and you know this one was coming,
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Speaker 1: eliminating tax on tips. Also allowing workers to deduct qualified
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Speaker 1: overtime compensation from their taxable income, so no tax on ot.
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Speaker 1: How about that, lowering the corporate tax and reducing regulatory
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Speaker 1: burdens that hinder business. That's a big one. All the
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Speaker 1: regulation and red tape crap that a small or a
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Speaker 1: medium business has to go through to get going. It's ridiculous.
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Speaker 1: Joining us now to weigh in on all of this
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Speaker 1: exciting economic news. He's a CPA and an economist. He
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Speaker 1: likes to go buy America's accountant. Our friend, Dan Geltrude
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Speaker 1: back on the program. It is Dan squared for five
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Speaker 1: minutes on the program. What up Dan? O? How you been?
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Speaker 2: Hey?
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Speaker 3: Dan? Nothing better than Dan Squared?
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Speaker 1: I say, all right, let's go with the big news
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Speaker 1: of the day, because I don't know how many trillion
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Speaker 1: we're up to, but I recall him hosting the Japanese
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Speaker 1: Prime minister maybe a couple months back, right during his
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Speaker 1: first month in and that was a five hundred billion
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Speaker 1: dollar commitment or something like that. Now we got six
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Speaker 1: hundred billion over from the Saudis, and I know there
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Speaker 1: was other nations, So we got to be now into
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Speaker 1: the trillions of cash being invested in America. My question
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Speaker 1: is where was Sleepy Joe and Kamala for four years
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Speaker 1: bringing money to America, which means jobs, businesses like this
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Speaker 1: is all positive news, Danil.
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Speaker 4: It's absolutely positive, Dan. I mean, the amount of wins
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Speaker 4: that President Trump is getting right now is astounding. I
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Speaker 4: don't think any president has ever worked so hard over
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Speaker 4: a four year period than Donald Trump has done, literally
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Speaker 4: in the last four months.
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Speaker 3: When you look at what he's doing with this.
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Speaker 4: Saudi deal, for example, it's six hundred billion minimum over
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Speaker 4: a four year period.
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Speaker 3: We're not talking about decades.
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Speaker 4: We're talking about a four year period, and that may
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Speaker 4: very well go up to a trillion dollars. So we're
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Speaker 4: talking about a significant investment into the United States, into defense, contractors.
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Speaker 4: This is the largest defense contract in US history. I
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Speaker 4: believe it's around one hundred and twenty six billion. That
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Speaker 4: is going to put a lot of.
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Speaker 3: People to work. There is not to mention.
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Speaker 4: How about some stability in the Middle East for a change,
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Speaker 4: which is all part of these partnerships the president is
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Speaker 4: working on.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, because he's smart, Dan, he knows you get huge
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Speaker 1: economic business partnerships like this with countries in the Middle East,
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Speaker 1: and we've got our enemies over there. But if we
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Speaker 1: have these massive, massive business deals, then you will have
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Speaker 1: countries like the Saudis, like over in the Emirates, like
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Speaker 1: in Qatar, siding with US if there's an issue with Syria,
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Speaker 1: Iran and the other militian countries which are our foes.
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Speaker 1: So he's smart, he knows you do the business deals first,
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Speaker 1: and then if there ever something comes up conflict wise,
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Speaker 1: war wise, we've got more allies because they're invested in
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Speaker 1: the United States of America. Gee, that that sounds horrible,
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Speaker 1: Well then.
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Speaker 4: That's what you that's what you call it two for right,
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Speaker 4: So you start working on your relationships in terms of
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Speaker 4: having stability, and on top of it, you do business
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Speaker 4: with them. So it becomes a win win for everyone.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, those guys in Robes got some big deep oil
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Speaker 1: money because six hundred billion. Wow, and like you said,
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Speaker 1: in four years. All right, So that's the biggest news
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Speaker 1: of the day. And this is how I see Trump
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Speaker 1: talking about returning the golden era, because how are you
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Speaker 1: going to get more jobs? And I remember this. Under
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Speaker 1: his first term, we had more jobs than people looking
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Speaker 1: for jobs. Do you remember that when the job creation
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Speaker 1: was so huge in seventeen and eighteen and nineteen. I
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Speaker 1: remember reading a report that said, literally, there are like
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Speaker 1: two or three hundred thousand jobs of available and not
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Speaker 1: enough people to fill them. That's what I want to see.
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Speaker 1: I want to see business doing so well in America.
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Speaker 1: People are begging to hire folks, and we do have
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Speaker 1: to then open up visas and open up asylum seekers
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Speaker 1: and say, okay, now, if you follow the rules and
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Speaker 1: you have a gift or a trade, come on in,
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Speaker 1: here's jobs. Let me ask you. This also happened this week.
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Speaker 1: This is the other big economic news. US and China
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Speaker 1: dropping those huge one one twenty five tariffs way down
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Speaker 1: and then agreeing on a ninety day major pause while
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Speaker 1: we work on renegotiating. If everybody recalls, Trump had a
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Speaker 1: New America China deal in the first term ready to go.
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Speaker 1: They had signed Phase one, and then COVID broke out.
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Speaker 1: So he's back now trying to get this deal done.
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Speaker 1: And it appears China flinched because now we're negotiating.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, and look, this is what Trump has been saying
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Speaker 4: all along, that he wanted to pressure nations around the
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Speaker 4: world to get to the table because well, let's say,
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Speaker 4: prior administrations couldn't even get these nations to pick up
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Speaker 4: a phone call. So here we are sitting down at
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Speaker 4: the table and cutting a deal. And you know what
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Speaker 4: I like about what this pause is about. If China
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Speaker 4: and they're not always reliable, Dan, if China is gonna
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Speaker 4: go rogue on us, we go right back to the
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Speaker 4: April second tariffs, and they're gonna experience paint. Not that
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Speaker 4: we're pain free, but they're gonna feel pain. The other
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Speaker 4: thing that's really interesting about this, Dan, he is tying
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Speaker 4: these tariffs and cutting this deal to fetan all which
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Speaker 4: is huge.
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Speaker 3: That is a problem we have to address.
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Speaker 4: And he's using the economy, the US economy to get there.
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Speaker 1: See once again, and by the way Scott Missett just said,
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Speaker 1: I think we had on the program last night or
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Speaker 1: night before that when they're talking with the Chinese negotiators,
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Speaker 1: they even admitted, yeah, we didn't hear to the tariff
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Speaker 1: stuff because Biden was in and they knew he was
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Speaker 1: so they admitted it to us. But now with Trump,
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Speaker 1: it's a different, different playbook. And I love that you
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Speaker 1: brought that up because as we wrap things up, Dano,
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Speaker 1: that's another example. You and I just were bragging on
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Speaker 1: how we used the business side of things to now
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Speaker 1: secure if there's a military action that to take place
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Speaker 1: in the Middleast. We now have better friends, right with
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Speaker 1: the three countries he's visiting and the business deals because
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Speaker 1: they're now invested in America. Same thing here, Hey China,
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Speaker 1: you want to get these tariffs done and we renegotiate.
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Speaker 1: Part of it is stop allowing your drug lords to
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Speaker 1: ship fentanyl down to Mexico so they can send up
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Speaker 1: pills that are killing Americans. And of course, because the
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Speaker 1: end of the day, Jijingping, just like Putin's, like all
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Speaker 1: dictators want Moulah the money, the power, and the cash.
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Speaker 1: They're gonna bend the knee and say okay, mister President,
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Speaker 1: sounds good, We'll go stop the flow again. Why didn't
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Speaker 1: Joe do that? Because we know this is coming directly
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Speaker 1: from the gangs in China, and their government knows where
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Speaker 1: they are. They could clamp down on those gangs yesterday,
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Speaker 1: right Dan.
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Speaker 4: Yes, they could, and let's see if they will now.
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Speaker 4: Because as you mentioned, all these dictators they are concerned
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Speaker 4: about the money. But there's another aspect to this. If
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Speaker 4: they have their people not working, starving, unhappy, that becomes
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Speaker 4: the seeds of revolution. So you gotta keep your people working,
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Speaker 4: and this is a way for China to be able
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Speaker 4: to achieve that.
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Speaker 1: Which works for us. Trump knows. Then that's how jijingpinkin.
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Speaker 1: Save face, and that's what it's all about in those dictatorships, right,
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Speaker 1: save and face. This is why you need the art
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Speaker 1: of the deal maker man. This is why we're all
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Speaker 1: calling him today. I've been seeing it on lots of
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Speaker 1: TV screens and all across social media. This is the
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Speaker 1: deal maker in chief, Commander in chief, deal maker in chief.
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Speaker 1: Dan Geltrude, America's accountant. Thank you, brother, appreciate you, but
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Speaker 1: President Trump, following through on his pledge to provide better
14:30
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14:33
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Speaker 1: executive order titled Keeping Promises to Veterans and establishing a
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Speaker 1: was previously squandered by the Biden Harris regime for illegal
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Speaker 1: criminal aliens. What better way to redirect that money to
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Speaker 1: our heroes. The facility will be established on the Veterans
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Speaker 1: Affairs West LA campus and will provide care, benefits and
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Speaker 1: services which our veterans have fully earned trust me. The
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Speaker 1: goal is to house up to six thousand homeless vets
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Speaker 1: at the center by twenty twenty eight. The executive order
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Speaker 1: comes in the wake of a bombshell report from January
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty four. It found that the Department of Veterans
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Speaker 1: Affairs helped pay out millions of dollars to medical providers
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Speaker 1: who treat illegal aliens while they're in federal custody, while
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Speaker 1: a backlog of claims from hundreds and hundreds, if not
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Speaker 1: thousands and thousands of our veterans grow every day. Once again,
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Speaker 1: Democrats putting illegals before Americans, and when it's American veterans,
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Speaker 1: let me tell you, folks, I get really hot under
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Speaker 1: the collar, and I centered myself because I could have
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Speaker 1: used some colorful metaphors there joining us to discuss how
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Speaker 1: President Trump is trying to help our brave heroes who
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Speaker 1: find themselves on the streets. She is the United States
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Speaker 1: Marine because last time when I had her on a
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Speaker 1: marine is always a marine. She's also the CEO of
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Speaker 1: Vetcom and the founder of Border Vets. Our friend Kate Monroe.
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Speaker 1: Back in studio, katenance to see you think.
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Speaker 5: I'm so happy to be here, especially on this topic.
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Speaker 1: Right. I think the last time you came in we
16:13
Speaker 1: were probably, oh, I know, we were complaining about the again,
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Speaker 1: I gotta watch my language. The poopy river down in
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Speaker 1: Tijuana that is coming into San Diego for decades and
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Speaker 1: poisoning our elite Navy seals. This is a much nicer topic. Yes,
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Speaker 1: So when you heard the news, just as somebody who
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Speaker 1: has these nonprofits and businesses like you with the Vetcom
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Speaker 1: and the Border Vets, where you're every day helping vets.
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Speaker 1: Your organization literally helps thousands a year, how did you
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Speaker 1: feel just when you're oh, my gosh, Trump is actually
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Speaker 1: going to build something to try and end homeless veterans. Wow,
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Speaker 1: I mean.
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Speaker 3: I was stoked.
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Speaker 5: Obviously, up to date, I've helped fourteen thousand veterans with
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Speaker 5: their benefits.
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Speaker 1: It's all a lot.
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Speaker 5: I mean, the magnitude of that's hard to kind of quantify.
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Speaker 5: Its billions and billions of dollars, about four point three billion.
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Speaker 5: That we've helped in lifetime income. So when I heard this,
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Speaker 5: I went, finally, here's a man who's paying attention, who's
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Speaker 5: going to keep his promises. Because leading up when I
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Speaker 5: was running for Congress, I said, how do we have
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Speaker 5: thirty five thousand veterans on the street? How do we
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Speaker 5: have one point three million of them at the brink
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Speaker 5: of homelessness? And while I totally agree that we need
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Speaker 5: to build these shelters, we do, I think my infrastructure
17:17
Speaker 5: to camping idea, my base camp idea, is a better
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Speaker 5: middle ground because when it costs less, we already have
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Speaker 5: all of the equipment, and we can get all thirty
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Speaker 5: five thousand of them. If we build five of these camps,
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Speaker 5: we can get them off the street now. Because what's
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Speaker 5: going on is this sort of housing first thing that
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Speaker 5: people want to do win no transformation. We got to
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Speaker 5: transform people at first.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you got to get him to want to. I'll
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Speaker 1: tell you what. When I was working in Vegas, I
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Speaker 1: went with US Vets, you know that charity organization, and
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Speaker 1: they have an outreach where they go down into the
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Speaker 1: water canal sewer type things at underneath Vegas. You've been
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Speaker 1: in there and hundreds of people live in them. Out
17:50
Speaker 1: of those hundreds dozens of veterans, they go down there
17:52
Speaker 1: once a week. They try to outreach, sort to bring
17:54
Speaker 1: them to US vets, to clean them up, get them
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Speaker 1: job training, get them off the drugs, and some will come.
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Speaker 1: Some don't want to right if you don't go treat
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Speaker 1: the issue, get them off the drugs, get them looking
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Speaker 1: for a job or something like that. Given them a
18:05
Speaker 1: house isn't going to solve all that stuff. Now, let
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Speaker 1: me ask you this, Kate, would it behoove the president?
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Speaker 1: Because from what I recall when I was covering this
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Speaker 1: in Vegas, Again, this was years ago though, so this
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Speaker 1: is twenty thirteen, there were a couple of major cities
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Speaker 1: where the bulk of our homeless veterans are. So if
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Speaker 1: you built, as your plan goes four or five of
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Speaker 1: these main facilities, you could literally get everybody off the street.
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Speaker 1: That's a veteran, correct.
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Speaker 5: And I've talked to about a thousand homeless veterans, because
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Speaker 5: I visited veterans from almost the border of San Diego,
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Speaker 5: all the way as north as Portland, all the way
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Speaker 5: out to New York. So I've talked to a thousand
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Speaker 5: of them, and all of them said, if there was
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Speaker 5: showers and cafeteria and chapel and rehab, and we actually
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Speaker 5: felt like there was, we could be there long enough
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Speaker 5: to get cleaned up, get mental health, transform our lives.
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Speaker 5: Sure we'd go, but we don't like to go into shelters,
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Speaker 5: into these temporary shelters because at the twenty eighth day
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Speaker 5: here in California, they kick you out, so they make
18:54
Speaker 5: you throw away all your stuff, and then I go inside,
18:56
Speaker 5: but then I'm going to go back outside without all
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Speaker 5: my stuff, so eventually they sort of give up. That's
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Speaker 5: what happens in San Diego, that's what happens in La.
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Speaker 5: On the twenty eight day, you got to go back outside.
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Speaker 1: So I used to be on the advisory board for
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Speaker 1: US VETS when I lived in Vegas for several years,
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Speaker 1: and I don't recall they booted him at twenty eight days.
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Speaker 5: In Well, it depends on who they take funding from.
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Speaker 5: So it depends on where your funding comes from. If
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Speaker 5: you're like you know, San Diego Rescue Mission, they fund
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Speaker 5: raised so they can keep people through a longer program.
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Speaker 5: But if you get state funds, it's just they got
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Speaker 5: to turn the wheel. You got to keep people homeless,
19:24
Speaker 5: so you've got people to put in those beds and
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Speaker 5: make money. It's just the homeless industrial complex needs a
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Speaker 5: massive wake up call, and I think it should start
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Speaker 5: with the veteran community.
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Speaker 1: Well, and I'll tell you what it sounds like, President Trump,
19:33
Speaker 1: because I've never heard another president talk about this, to say,
19:35
Speaker 1: we're going to get every homeless. And look, you and
19:38
Speaker 1: I I'm sure feel this way, and I wish every
19:40
Speaker 1: American felt this way. What a slap in the damn face.
19:43
Speaker 1: And I don't care if the person's got a drug problem,
19:45
Speaker 1: mental problems, a lot of PTSD because of what we
19:48
Speaker 1: put them through sending them to war. But here's my thing,
19:51
Speaker 1: it is a slap in the face. If one person
19:53
Speaker 1: that serve this country has to sleep on the streets
19:55
Speaker 1: they defended. Yeah, disgusting.
19:58
Speaker 5: Yeah, people don't realize freedom is not free. You can't
20:00
Speaker 5: have millions and millions of people at a fought for the country.
20:02
Speaker 5: We managed to house ten million illegal migrants, feed them,
20:05
Speaker 5: clothe them, give them phones, give them opportunity that we
20:07
Speaker 5: didn't even give the everyday American.
20:09
Speaker 3: Let alone with thirty five thousand, only kind of get thirty.
20:12
Speaker 5: Five thousand people inside, Really where.
20:14
Speaker 1: Sure to think about that, folks. I want you to
20:16
Speaker 1: think about what she just said. We've housed millions of
20:19
Speaker 1: illegals for four years under Joe, but you can't get
20:22
Speaker 1: our brothers and sisters off the damn street. There's only
20:24
Speaker 1: thirty five thousand of them. And I shouldn't say only,
20:26
Speaker 1: but compared to and it's more than ten mil. Let's
20:28
Speaker 1: be real. Yeah, Trump says eighteen to twenty mil. Joe
20:31
Speaker 1: let in, so I go, I go safe, and I
20:34
Speaker 1: say fifteen to eighteen million, Yes, that's how many. Yeah,
20:37
Speaker 1: And we're putting them in the Roosevelt five hundred and
20:39
Speaker 1: six hundred bucks a night in New York. But then
20:41
Speaker 1: there's a homeless veteran in front of that Roosevelt well.
20:43
Speaker 5: On the left. They're trying to fly down to Venezuela
20:45
Speaker 5: bring back an MS thirteen gang member. Meanwhile, two Marines
20:48
Speaker 5: are in Russia in prison for very petty crimes of
20:50
Speaker 5: like one hundred dollars.
20:51
Speaker 1: No one's going to get your trying Russia.
20:53
Speaker 5: Howun'ty fly?
20:53
Speaker 1: I'll fly you there. Let's go get them together, Kate.
20:56
Speaker 1: We got to wrap up or I'm going to get
20:58
Speaker 1: in some deep trouble because we started talkingbout how we're
21:01
Speaker 1: This is when you and I will we'll bring out
21:03
Speaker 1: the old military talk.
21:04
Speaker 5: Yeah, and my rapa would say, we're fitting the tussle.
21:07
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're fitting the tussle. And I don't think our vernacular,
21:10
Speaker 1: our verbiage, our colorful metaphors are FCC approved.
21:14
Speaker 5: I'm keeping it clean.
21:15
Speaker 1: Yes, well we'll censor ourselves, Kate. If folks will learn
21:18
Speaker 1: more about what you do to help our veterans at
21:20
Speaker 1: Vetcom and Border vets, how do they do that? Where
21:22
Speaker 1: do they?
21:22
Speaker 5: You can follow me at Kate moan roe CEO on
21:24
Speaker 5: all of the platforms on socials. But if you're a
21:26
Speaker 5: veteran watching and you are trying to get yourself helped
21:29
Speaker 5: with the VA vetcom dot US, v E T C
21:32
Speaker 5: O M M dot us, and let.
21:33
Speaker 1: Me just say to forty five, forty six, forty seven,
21:36
Speaker 1: because he's all three, thank you sir and God bless
21:39
Speaker 1: you keep helping our veterans. We truly appreciate it. Thank you, Kate,
21:42
Speaker 1: I appreciate you too. Straight Ahead, the governor's race in
21:45
Speaker 1: California heating up, with more candidates on the left and
21:48
Speaker 1: the right throwing their hats in the political ring. When
21:50
Speaker 1: we come back, will introduce you at Republican candidate Steve Hilton.
21:53
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Speaker 1: Thanks for sticking with us. The once Golden State under
24:16
Speaker 1: scrutiny by the federal government in connection with the illegal
24:19
Speaker 1: alien invasion. The Department of Homeland Security is investigating the
24:23
Speaker 1: State of California for allegedly providing federal benefits to illegals.
24:29
Speaker 1: DHS has subpoened numerous records in the State of California's
24:32
Speaker 1: cash assistance program for immigrants, dating all the way back
24:36
Speaker 1: to twenty twenty one, right when Jojo took over. The
24:39
Speaker 1: agency is looking to determine if ineligible illegal aliens received
24:45
Speaker 1: Social Security supplemental incomes known as SSI. Oh yeah. Between
24:49
Speaker 1: January twenty one and the present day, more than two
24:53
Speaker 1: million illegals were able to obtain Social Security numbers in
24:57
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four alone under Biden, a significant increase from
25:02
Speaker 1: just a few years before. During his regime, California is
25:05
Speaker 1: also grappling with the homeless crisis across our state like
25:09
Speaker 1: we have been for years. I live here, folks. This
25:11
Speaker 1: clown on your screen has been saying he's gonna fix
25:13
Speaker 1: it since he was the mayor of San Francisco, and
25:16
Speaker 1: he hasn't done squat but make it worse. The detestable
25:19
Speaker 1: hair gel himself, mister nowskomb on Monday, ordering cities across
25:22
Speaker 1: California to start cleaning up homeless encampments, once again promising
25:28
Speaker 1: to throw a huge amount of cash to assist the
25:31
Speaker 1: crisis he helped to create. California has the highest homeless
25:36
Speaker 1: rate in the country. It's estimated there's about one hundred
25:39
Speaker 1: and eighty seven thousand people living on the streets. Keep
25:43
Speaker 1: in mind that Newsom again has been promising to fix it,
25:46
Speaker 1: and when he took office years ago, he had a
25:49
Speaker 1: surplus and now we're in debt up to our wazoo
25:52
Speaker 1: out here more than two decades, billions and billions upon dollars,
25:57
Speaker 1: and the crisis is only worse. And that brings us
26:09
Speaker 1: to our candidate spotlight tonight, the homeless issue in California.
26:13
Speaker 1: That's just one of the issues plaguing this once great state.
26:18
Speaker 1: And let's be real, who's been at the helm. This guy,
26:21
Speaker 1: his radical progressive agenda, along with the Democrats and Sacramento
26:25
Speaker 1: have literally screwed this state up. I've been out here
26:28
Speaker 1: for years from Ohio. That's why I always claim I'm
26:30
Speaker 1: a Buck guy. I'm from Ohio. I don't want to
26:32
Speaker 1: say I'm a Californian. Look at what they've done to it.
26:35
Speaker 1: Thank God for term limits. He's up in twenty twenty six. However,
26:40
Speaker 1: there's course a recall effort happening right now to get
26:42
Speaker 1: him out early, and there is a plethora of candidates
26:45
Speaker 1: lining up to be California's next executive. Among them is
26:49
Speaker 1: our next guest, a Republican, a podcaster, and a former
26:53
Speaker 1: Fox Business News host, Steve Hilton. He just launched his
26:56
Speaker 1: bid to be governor last month up in Huntington Beach.
26:59
Speaker 1: Now he's going to face several challengers here, I believe.
27:03
Speaker 1: Is this just the Democrat field? Yeah, these are the
27:05
Speaker 1: Democrats that are trying to get in. I'm not even
27:08
Speaker 1: gonna go through all these idiots' names because I don't
27:11
Speaker 1: want to give them attention. But there's a lot, and
27:14
Speaker 1: you might recognize a few, and some of these are
27:16
Speaker 1: the most radical lefties you've seen. There's also a handful
27:20
Speaker 1: of folks on the right that have jumped in, like
27:23
Speaker 1: Riverside County sheriff and pro Trump, Republican and friend of
27:26
Speaker 1: mine Chad Bianco. You've got some entrepreneurs and businessmen and
27:30
Speaker 1: women on there as well. So it is a big,
27:32
Speaker 1: big field. So the big question is one, will the
27:36
Speaker 1: recall actually happen? And if not, he's turned out Next November,
27:39
Speaker 1: so we're gonna get a new governor in California. So
27:41
Speaker 1: who's it going to be? Another radical, progressive lefty that
27:46
Speaker 1: will continue to take this state which is the fifth
27:48
Speaker 1: largest economy in the world and a beautiful place to live. Folks,
27:52
Speaker 1: let me tell you, will we continue to go down
27:54
Speaker 1: that progressive, ridiculous road of destruction or can we clean
27:58
Speaker 1: the Golden State back up? I don't think a Democrat
28:01
Speaker 1: can do it, not think I know a Democrat can't
28:03
Speaker 1: do it. I think there's a couple Republicans that could.
28:07
Speaker 1: But who's gonna get it if Californians will actually vote
28:09
Speaker 1: a Republican in joining us now to talk about his
28:12
Speaker 1: bid to become the next governor of California, Steve Hilton
28:17
Speaker 1: on the program for the first time. Steve, Nice to
28:19
Speaker 1: see you brother. How you been Ray, And it's fantastic
28:22
Speaker 1: to be with you.
28:23
Speaker 6: I really really appreciated what you said that you're totally
28:26
Speaker 6: right about everything. And the point is we can't go
28:30
Speaker 6: on like this. California is now obviously not working. It's
28:32
Speaker 6: a total disaster on every single policy front, and we
28:36
Speaker 6: need change. That's why when people say to me, oh,
28:39
Speaker 6: how can a Republican win in California in twenty twenty six,
28:42
Speaker 6: I'm my ans is very simple. The candidate for change
28:45
Speaker 6: is gonna win in twenty twenty six, and I'm determined
28:48
Speaker 6: that that's gonna be me.
28:49
Speaker 1: Yeah, Steve, So, folks an your background. You came from
28:53
Speaker 1: abroad years ago, brought your family, started a business in
28:56
Speaker 1: California's been your American home. You're now a citizen because
28:59
Speaker 1: a lot of folks are going to hear the exit
29:00
Speaker 1: and goal. Wait a minute, but I'll remind Californians you
29:03
Speaker 1: voted for that guy from Austria a few years back.
29:06
Speaker 1: So and Steve's accent is nowhere near as strong as.
29:08
Speaker 6: Is exactly and well, although I tell you and by
29:12
Speaker 6: roots a little bit nearby, because my parents are Hungarian
29:15
Speaker 6: and they fled communism, right, they fled from the communist
29:19
Speaker 6: regime in Hungary ended up in England. That's where I
29:21
Speaker 6: was born. But I'll tell you that taught me a
29:23
Speaker 6: lifelong suspicion of and detestation for big, bossy, authoritarian, unaccountable,
29:31
Speaker 6: bureaucratic government. That's what we have here in California. Yes,
29:34
Speaker 6: that's what we got to change. That's why we have
29:36
Speaker 6: the highest taxes in the country, but also the highest
29:38
Speaker 6: poverty rate, the highest costs for housing, gas, electricity, water, everything,
29:42
Speaker 6: the crime, the chaos, the homelessness, everything is a disaster.
29:47
Speaker 6: We've got to change direction. And I think this time
29:50
Speaker 6: we really can pull it off. I think the tide
29:52
Speaker 6: is turning. People are waking up. The fires of course
29:54
Speaker 6: in La woke people up. Some ten counties split from
29:57
Speaker 6: blue to red last November. Trump got more than any
30:01
Speaker 6: Republican candidate for a generation. I think the ingredients of
30:04
Speaker 6: there for a really spectacular turnaround and a victory in
30:08
Speaker 6: twenty twenty six.
30:09
Speaker 1: I agree. I think that the fires were the icing
30:12
Speaker 1: on the and it's a horrific cake. But this cake
30:14
Speaker 1: that Democrats have baked ruining this state, and there's enough
30:18
Speaker 1: pissed off Californians to go the other way and actually
30:21
Speaker 1: vote right, Steve, if you get this gig, what's just
30:25
Speaker 1: call the first three? First three executive orders as the
30:28
Speaker 1: top boss of California, you're gonna do to address some
30:31
Speaker 1: of the major issues. And you just brought him up right.
30:33
Speaker 1: It's from the crime to the immigration, to housing and
30:36
Speaker 1: just the cost of living. There's three or four that
30:38
Speaker 1: I can think of. How will you fix some of
30:39
Speaker 1: those things?
30:40
Speaker 6: Well, number one, we're going to suspends, just as Gavin
30:43
Speaker 6: Newsom said, We're going to suspend the nonsense from the
30:45
Speaker 6: Coastal Commission and sequin all these ridiculous rules that stop
30:48
Speaker 6: anyone from doing anything in California, from running a business,
30:51
Speaker 6: building a home. He's done it for he says he's
30:53
Speaker 6: going to do it for La. Let's do it for
30:54
Speaker 6: the whole state. Because it's snarling up the whole state in.
30:57
Speaker 1: This ridiculous bureaucracy.
30:59
Speaker 6: Secondly, on energy, we have that we have higher gas
31:01
Speaker 6: prices here in California than in Hawaii, even though.
31:04
Speaker 1: We have oil reserves.
31:05
Speaker 6: I was there in Bakersfield just last week. I'm a
31:08
Speaker 6: strong supporter of our energy industry. I'm going to tell
31:11
Speaker 6: Calgum that regulates the oil industry to immediately start issuing
31:15
Speaker 6: permits to expand existing wells, to drill new well so
31:18
Speaker 6: we can provide our own energy here instead of shipping
31:21
Speaker 6: it in from right across the country. And we're going
31:24
Speaker 6: to make the tax cuts that we need. We're going
31:26
Speaker 6: to We've got to cut the budget because we've been
31:29
Speaker 6: you know, they've doubled the budget of the state of
31:31
Speaker 6: California in the last ten years. Is everything twice as good? No,
31:35
Speaker 6: everything is worse.
31:35
Speaker 1: Ye, We've got to reduce that budget. Cut taxes.
31:38
Speaker 6: Make it affordable to raise a family in California, make
31:42
Speaker 6: it possible and achievable to start and run and grow
31:45
Speaker 6: a business here.
31:46
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean that's what the you know, the California dreaming,
31:49
Speaker 1: that's what we always felt when I was a kid, right,
31:51
Speaker 1: you were about the same age in our fifty STEVO,
31:53
Speaker 1: I always thought I got out of the service. I'm
31:54
Speaker 1: from Ohio and I went I'm going West California.
31:58
Speaker 3: Wow.
31:58
Speaker 1: And in the nineties it was still wow. But in
32:01
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five, I'm like, how soon can I leave
32:04
Speaker 1: unless we can get new leadership, Steve. If they want
32:07
Speaker 1: to learn more about your bid to become California governor,
32:10
Speaker 1: how do they do so well that you should know?
32:11
Speaker 6: That's why I'm doing this to keep you here.
32:14
Speaker 1: That's the whole point.
32:14
Speaker 3: Of my campaign, all right.
32:16
Speaker 6: So I'd love people to get involved with Steve HILTONFOK
32:19
Speaker 6: governor dot com fo R Steve HILTONFOK Governor dot com,
32:23
Speaker 6: join this movement. We're gonna only pull this off. We
32:25
Speaker 6: have a big grassroots campaign, big movement for change. Then
32:29
Speaker 6: I think we can get.
32:30
Speaker 1: It done, all right. Steve Hilton for Governor of California.
32:32
Speaker 1: Thanks for coming on the program. Steve, appreciate trade to
32:35
Speaker 1: be with you.
32:35
Speaker 2: Thank you.
32:36
Speaker 1: Yep. Coming up after the break, fixing our broken FAA
32:40
Speaker 1: from outdated equipment to not enough qualified air traffic controllers.
32:44
Speaker 1: It is a complete mess at thirty thousand feet and
32:47
Speaker 1: Trump was handed this so how is he and his
32:50
Speaker 1: team working hard to keep us safe in the friendly skies?
32:53
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Speaker 1: of cancelation ever. Welcome back. So have you heard flying
35:14
Speaker 1: in and out of one of America's busiest airports shouldn't
35:17
Speaker 1: require a wing and a prayer. However, that might be
35:20
Speaker 1: the case for nearly fifty million passengers who passed through
35:23
Speaker 1: Newark Liberty International Airport in Jersey every year. Get this.
35:27
Speaker 1: Radar systems at Newark stopped working for about ninety seconds
35:33
Speaker 1: last Friday morning, the second major outage in a matter
35:36
Speaker 1: of days at that same airport. The FAA reports that
35:39
Speaker 1: the telecommunications outage occurred at a Philadelphia radar control center
35:44
Speaker 1: that guides the aircraft in and out of Newark yikes.
35:47
Speaker 1: The incident was similar to an outage that occurred two
35:49
Speaker 1: weeks ago that led to hundreds of delayed and canceled flights. There.
35:53
Speaker 1: Five air traffic controllers also took trauma leave after that event,
35:58
Speaker 1: which then made, of course, things worse. And now just
36:02
Speaker 1: last night, all traffic at Newark Liberty was controlled, we're told,
36:06
Speaker 1: by just one fully qualified person during the busiest time
36:11
Speaker 1: of departures, wow and landings. One air control traffic controller
36:16
Speaker 1: rather and a trainee operated every flight in and out
36:19
Speaker 1: from six point thirty to nine thirty. By the way,
36:23
Speaker 1: that's not the standard. The FAA is facing a severe
36:26
Speaker 1: staffing shortage. There are currently about fourteen thousand air traffic
36:29
Speaker 1: controllers on duty, but there is an urgent need for
36:32
Speaker 1: at least three thousand more, raising concerns that a shortfall,
36:37
Speaker 1: of course, could affect safety. New Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy
36:42
Speaker 1: blames the Biden regime for the recent chaos at Newark
36:46
Speaker 1: Liberty International Airport and all terminals across the country.
36:50
Speaker 7: There were watchdog groups and government They gave warnings to
36:53
Speaker 7: the last administration that this was a problem. Nothing was done,
36:57
Speaker 7: and so now we have solutions and fixes to the problems.
37:02
Speaker 7: But none of these you can snap your fingers and fix.
37:05
Speaker 7: They all take time, and we're going to ask the
37:07
Speaker 7: Congress for the money the resources to make those fixes.
37:10
Speaker 1: But again it's going to be you know, two.
37:12
Speaker 7: Three, four years before we see more air traffic controllers
37:15
Speaker 7: and we get an infrastructure that's worthy of America, you know,
37:19
Speaker 7: into our airspace.
37:20
Speaker 1: This has been a problem for years and it only
37:22
Speaker 1: got worse under the last regime. Joining us now for
37:26
Speaker 1: more insight into all of this. He's an Air Force veteran,
37:29
Speaker 1: a former Delta Airlines pilot, and the author of the
37:32
Speaker 1: book My Life Above the Clouds. Retire Lieutenant Colonel Alan
37:36
Speaker 1: Campbell back on the program, Colonel Life to see you
37:39
Speaker 1: again just for posterity sake, and so folks know that
37:42
Speaker 1: you are an expert. You've got like sixty plus years
37:45
Speaker 1: behind the stick, right, You've been up there a while.
37:48
Speaker 8: Not quite that many, but somewhat. I had twenty one
37:51
Speaker 8: in the Air Force and thirty seven with Delta. Some
37:53
Speaker 8: of that was overlapping, but that's quite a few years.
37:56
Speaker 1: I'd say, you're almost yeah. Were you crop dustin when
37:58
Speaker 1: you're a teenager or flying a little cess back in
38:00
Speaker 1: the day when you were twelve, because you've been flying
38:02
Speaker 1: from there.
38:02
Speaker 2: I didn't quite start that early.
38:04
Speaker 1: Okay, Alan, let's start with the problem at Newark, and
38:07
Speaker 1: then let's go bigger picture, because it's not just Newark. Okay,
38:10
Speaker 1: we now know because mister Duffy told us the systems
38:13
Speaker 1: are outdated. They should have been upgraded years ago. We
38:16
Speaker 1: don't have enough air traffic controllers. And yes, with all
38:19
Speaker 1: the DEI hiring and woke bs over the last few years,
38:22
Speaker 1: we hired some inexperienced people that probably shouldn't have got
38:25
Speaker 1: the job. So this is going to be a major
38:27
Speaker 1: overhaul of the entire FAA.
38:30
Speaker 2: Right, That's correct.
38:32
Speaker 8: And I've got a lot to say about that because
38:34
Speaker 8: I tried to work for the FAA for a year.
38:36
Speaker 8: I'd worked for Delta for thirty seven years and did
38:39
Speaker 8: every function with the FAA, and when I got my
38:41
Speaker 8: fa job, they wanted to train me for a year.
38:46
Speaker 8: And I talked to my supervisor several times and I said,
38:48
Speaker 8: you know, I've done this, I've written certificates, I've been
38:51
Speaker 8: on check rides, I've been in the jump seat, and
38:54
Speaker 8: they made me trained for a year, and I just
38:57
Speaker 8: I finally just had to quit. I couldn't buy into that.
39:00
Speaker 8: And so my opinion of the FAA is they are
39:04
Speaker 8: ancient and it's been that way for a long time.
39:07
Speaker 8: They should have fixed it.
39:08
Speaker 2: I don't know. Several presidents back.
39:10
Speaker 1: You think, yeah, like maybe under w I'm thinking twenty
39:12
Speaker 1: five years ago in two thousand, maybe he should have
39:15
Speaker 1: started this. And nobody did anything over the last several presidents,
39:19
Speaker 1: and obviously Trump's first term he got a little, you know,
39:22
Speaker 1: hit with that little thing called COVID that everybody freaked
39:24
Speaker 1: out about. So we weren't paying too much attention to
39:27
Speaker 1: air travel because not many people were traveling. But now
39:30
Speaker 1: here we are, and in the last couple months, and
39:33
Speaker 1: even before Trump took office, we had a lot of accidents.
39:36
Speaker 1: We've had a lot of mishaps, We've had a lot
39:38
Speaker 1: of near misses. And this is either thanks to the
39:41
Speaker 1: lack of enough qualified air traffic controllers or some outdated,
39:46
Speaker 1: really ancient radar systems, or like in the case, and
39:50
Speaker 1: this is I think the first time we had John
39:52
Speaker 1: Colonel let's go back to that Blackhawk that hit the
39:55
Speaker 1: American Airlines jet and killed everybody on board. There's now
40:00
Speaker 1: new information out that that female black Hawk pilot that
40:04
Speaker 1: was a training mission, and she had been told by
40:07
Speaker 1: her instructor copilot to change altitude several times thirty seconds
40:13
Speaker 1: or less before the midair collision, and she never corrected.
40:16
Speaker 1: So now we have a cause your thoughts, Colonel, Well.
40:20
Speaker 2: That's correct, we do.
40:21
Speaker 8: But I was an instructor for years and that would
40:23
Speaker 8: have never happened to me, because at some point the
40:26
Speaker 8: instructor just has to take control and so to allow
40:29
Speaker 8: her to gain altitude, to allow her to go in
40:31
Speaker 8: the middle of the Potomac River and not physically take
40:35
Speaker 8: advantage of the airplane and correct all of that is
40:38
Speaker 8: one hundred percent on the instructor.
40:40
Speaker 1: That's a point. Yeah, right, there's two sticks. It's a chopper, right,
40:44
Speaker 1: he can grab the stick and take over.
40:46
Speaker 8: The magic words is I've got it, I've got it,
40:49
Speaker 8: and then the instructor flies it.
40:50
Speaker 2: This would have never happened there.
40:52
Speaker 1: You go all right back to Newark. How desperate is
40:59
Speaker 1: this situation and where we're hearing from Duffy that were
41:01
Speaker 1: thousands in the hole. When it comes to enough air
41:04
Speaker 1: traffic controllers and the ones that we have are stressed out.
41:07
Speaker 1: We got ones that are getting ready to retire and
41:10
Speaker 1: new ones aren't trained up enough. Can we get this
41:12
Speaker 1: handled so we don't have more safety concerns and god forbid, colonel,
41:17
Speaker 1: more deadly accidents.
41:20
Speaker 8: Absolutely they can get this fixed. It's gonna take some
41:22
Speaker 8: time because you've got to hire people, and I already
41:25
Speaker 8: trained with the FAA. They take bloody forever to get
41:27
Speaker 8: people up to speed, and a lot of these controllers
41:30
Speaker 8: come in with little or no experience levels, so they've
41:33
Speaker 8: got to be fully trained and that's going to take
41:36
Speaker 8: I don't know. They've got to hire them, then they've
41:37
Speaker 8: got to train them, so you're probably talking a year
41:39
Speaker 8: before you can start chain staffing.
41:42
Speaker 2: But they've kicked this can down the road now for years.
41:45
Speaker 8: They should have been working on this right after the
41:47
Speaker 8: coronavirus when they shut things down. Then they needed to
41:51
Speaker 8: double things back up and get these folks hired and trained,
41:54
Speaker 8: and so they just repoint this for years now.
41:57
Speaker 1: Yeah, we've known this as an issue for years. You
41:59
Speaker 1: just set it perfectly, Colonel. We've known this as a
42:02
Speaker 1: problem because I heard some of these airports have got
42:04
Speaker 1: systems that are archaic and we don't update them. And
42:08
Speaker 1: then we had a four year period under Biden Harris,
42:10
Speaker 1: where let's be real, flights were way down seventy eighty
42:14
Speaker 1: percent people were not flying because of COVID, and so
42:17
Speaker 1: you didn't need all that staffing. You could have staffed up,
42:20
Speaker 1: you could have switched out gear, you could have reprogrammed
42:23
Speaker 1: with new systems. You could have done a lot during COVID.
42:27
Speaker 1: And unfortunately, and I call them a regime. Sorry, no,
42:30
Speaker 1: you don't get political, colonel, but if the previous regime
42:32
Speaker 1: would have been paying attention, this should have been a priority.
42:36
Speaker 1: Instead of allowing eighteen million illegals in and spending billions
42:39
Speaker 1: housing them, we should have spent billions updating our air
42:43
Speaker 1: travel systems. Final word to you, colonel Well, I.
42:46
Speaker 8: Did read a recent story that they pretty much laid
42:48
Speaker 8: it on Pete Buddha judge because a he had absolutely
42:52
Speaker 8: no experience. Oh we did program and then b they
42:56
Speaker 8: went into DEI and that's where all of their attention
42:59
Speaker 8: and energy and money and they just let sit flat.
43:02
Speaker 1: See you see, folks, here is a five almost six
43:07
Speaker 1: year decade experienced pilot telling you you're focusing on DEI crap,
43:11
Speaker 1: You're not focusing on the mission. And that's what's put
43:14
Speaker 1: our families lives in jeopardy up thirty thousand feet in
43:17
Speaker 1: the friendly skies because you had a previous regime more
43:19
Speaker 1: worried about being woke than keeping you safe. Now the
43:23
Speaker 1: Trump administration has to play catch up. Lieutenant Colonel Alan Campbell, retired,
43:28
Speaker 1: appreciate you. Check out his book, My Life Above the
43:30
Speaker 1: Clouds Man. I bet it's been in a crazy wild
43:33
Speaker 1: ride up there. Colonel Hey, By the way, my staff
43:35
Speaker 1: wants to know if it were you or Sully, who's
43:39
Speaker 1: the better pilot. Oh?
43:40
Speaker 8: Absolutely me. I mean he was in a different situation.
43:43
Speaker 8: I've never been in that situation, and he impressed me.
43:47
Speaker 8: I think I would have done that.
43:49
Speaker 2: You would have done that too, and I would have
43:50
Speaker 2: done it too.
43:51
Speaker 1: All right, Well, next time I got to go somewhere,
43:53
Speaker 1: if I can ever afford private, we're hiring you that way.
43:55
Speaker 1: If the engines go out and we got to land
43:56
Speaker 1: on the water, we got our own Sully right here,
43:58
Speaker 1: Lieutenant Colonel Allen Campbell. God, lets you take care, Ellen.
44:02
Speaker 2: Thank you.
44:02
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44:07
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44:12
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44:14
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46:35
Speaker 9: But what we're not gonna do is allow left wing
46:38
Speaker 9: activists and the teachers unions to come in and drive
46:40
Speaker 9: a narrative. Kids need to look at the facts and listen.
46:43
Speaker 9: If I was ahead of the most left wing radical
46:45
Speaker 9: organization in the country that the teachers Union.
46:46
Speaker 3: I'd hate these standards too. But the reality is is
46:49
Speaker 3: we're going to.
46:50
Speaker 9: Teach Americanism facts or we're gonna let kids come to
46:53
Speaker 9: their own conclusion on the election of twenty twenty.
46:55
Speaker 1: Well, imagine that just giving them the basic and then
47:01
Speaker 1: allowing America's school children your kids to decide. Isn't that
47:06
Speaker 1: what the media used to do, and I mean a
47:09
Speaker 1: long time ago, Like you give this side and this side,
47:13
Speaker 1: then you shut your damn mouths. You don't add your opinion.
47:17
Speaker 1: By the way, this show's excluded. This is an opinionated
47:20
Speaker 1: political talk show. I'm talking about a newscast where journalists
47:23
Speaker 1: give you the facts. Yeah, you show both sides and
47:27
Speaker 1: then you be quiet. But of course the radical left
47:31
Speaker 1: wingers over in the mainstream media, they can't have that.
47:35
Speaker 1: They're having an absolute meltdown over our next guest. You
47:38
Speaker 1: just saw him right there. A decision made by the
47:41
Speaker 1: Oklahoma Board of Education to just allow kids to decide
47:48
Speaker 1: for themselves after being given the information about the twenty
47:51
Speaker 1: twenty election. And it's bigger than that. The board recently
47:55
Speaker 1: approving new curriculum standards regarding a whole slew of things,
47:59
Speaker 1: but of course, the very controversial contest between feckless Joejoe
48:05
Speaker 1: and the legitimate president of the United States, Donald J. Trump.
48:10
Speaker 1: Just take a look at these grossly biased headlines that
48:14
Speaker 1: we have seen. And this is a couple folks. There's
48:16
Speaker 1: so many huugh. New Oklahoma curriculum requires students to learn
48:21
Speaker 1: twenty twenty election fraud conspiracies. New curriculum includes pro Trump
48:27
Speaker 1: conspiracy theories. These breathless articles contain phrases like the new
48:32
Speaker 1: standards mandate that teachers instruct kids at the twenty twenty
48:35
Speaker 1: president's election was fraught with fraud or discrepancies, despite numerous
48:40
Speaker 1: court rulings and audits confirming that Trump lost fair and square.
48:45
Speaker 1: Also inside another article, thousands of Oklahoma students will be
48:48
Speaker 1: required to learn about the twenty twenty election fraud conspiracy
48:51
Speaker 1: theories as part of new curriculum developed by the state's
48:55
Speaker 1: controversial superintendent. Ryan Walters is the guy you heard just
49:02
Speaker 1: there a second ago, and he's been on this program before,
49:05
Speaker 1: and I would like to welcome him back to the
49:07
Speaker 1: program and say a big thank you to Ryan Walters,
49:10
Speaker 1: one of the few common sense superintendents out there in
49:14
Speaker 1: this entire country who says, how about we give the
49:18
Speaker 1: facts to our kids in let's say history class in
49:21
Speaker 1: eleventh grade on the twenty twenty election and let them decide. Ryan,
49:27
Speaker 1: thank you and welcome back. How you been well. I
49:30
Speaker 1: sure appreciate it.
49:30
Speaker 9: It is so funny to watch the leftist minds just
49:33
Speaker 9: explode when we go. Yeah, we're gonna walk them through data, facts, charts,
49:38
Speaker 9: and we're gonna let them come to their own conclusion. You know,
49:40
Speaker 9: there were millions more votes. Some of the ballots came
49:42
Speaker 9: in late, there was mailon ballots, there were all these
49:45
Speaker 9: type of issues. Again, students, you come to your own conclusion.
49:49
Speaker 9: But we're not just going to run an MSNBC headline
49:52
Speaker 9: and say that's what happened. We're gonna have kids come
49:54
Speaker 9: to their own conclusions.
49:55
Speaker 1: There you go, And you're not let me just clarify
49:58
Speaker 1: for the folks like at MSNB or as I called them,
50:01
Speaker 1: the folks in the cheap seats on the left, because
50:03
Speaker 1: we won, you're in the cheap seats. You're not telling
50:07
Speaker 1: your teachers to instruct your students throughout that entire state
50:12
Speaker 1: that Trump won. It was definitely rigged. You're showing the
50:15
Speaker 1: facts and you're letting them figure it out. Yeah.
50:20
Speaker 9: No, the standard says that kids will take a look
50:23
Speaker 9: at the standards, look at the election, go through the facts,
50:27
Speaker 9: go through the charts, look at the votes, look at
50:29
Speaker 9: the Bellweather counties, look through all this information, and they'll
50:32
Speaker 9: come to their own conclusions. But yeah, students need to
50:34
Speaker 9: know there were millions more mail. In balance, there were
50:37
Speaker 9: concerns around voter integrity. That's why over two dozen states
50:41
Speaker 9: passed voter integrity laws. But again we don't draw that
50:44
Speaker 9: conclusion for him. We say, these are the facts around
50:46
Speaker 9: the election. These are really undisputed facts. And challenge on
50:49
Speaker 9: the SNBC hosts, I said, y'all reporting on this stuff.
50:51
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, I had one more. I don't
50:54
Speaker 1: know if it's in the curriculums. I haven't seen the
50:55
Speaker 1: exact curriculum. Can I had one more? Though? You should
50:58
Speaker 1: make sure you show the kids that like ninety eight
51:01
Speaker 1: percent of every media story leading up to that election
51:05
Speaker 1: was negative against Trump and like ninety eight percent was
51:07
Speaker 1: positive for Biden. So there's a little something there called
51:10
Speaker 1: media manipulation that brainwashes the American voter. Because we all
51:14
Speaker 1: know what's an advertisement for it. You watch buying a
51:16
Speaker 1: Ford twenty times, you might go by a Ford if
51:18
Speaker 1: you're in the market for a car, if they tell
51:20
Speaker 1: you for a year and a half, Biden's the good guy,
51:22
Speaker 1: Trump's the bad guy. Did you influence an election? Is
51:25
Speaker 1: it rigged? In my book, it is, So don't forget
51:28
Speaker 1: to put that in your curriculum. Let me switch real
51:30
Speaker 1: quick to something else controversial you decided to do, and
51:33
Speaker 1: I will say a big amen and thank you for
51:35
Speaker 1: this one. And I'm sure you know what it's about.
51:39
Speaker 1: Are you bringing the Word? Are you bringing God? Are
51:43
Speaker 1: you bringing Jesus back to the classroom in Oklahoma? Ryan,
51:48
Speaker 1: we are.
51:49
Speaker 9: We're very excited to be the first state in the
51:51
Speaker 9: country to bring the Bible back to the classroom. Look,
51:53
Speaker 9: how do you teach American history without the Bible? How
51:55
Speaker 9: do you teach about the founding errorra? How do you
51:58
Speaker 9: teach about every president that mentions Biblical scripture? You look
52:01
Speaker 9: at so many presidents that leaned heavily upon Biblical scripture
52:04
Speaker 9: and they're speeches. You'll look at the Pilgrims. You how
52:06
Speaker 9: do you explain these stories without the Bible. So we're
52:08
Speaker 9: gonna have a Bible back in every classroom. We have
52:10
Speaker 9: the Bible mentioned over three dozen times in our standards,
52:13
Speaker 9: more than any in any other state. Kids are going
52:16
Speaker 9: to understand the historical context of the Bible in American history.
52:20
Speaker 1: Amen. I love that you're doing that. I've said this
52:22
Speaker 1: so many times. I'm sure that my constant viewers are like, Yeah, Dan,
52:25
Speaker 1: we heard you. But for any newbies out there, look
52:28
Speaker 1: into separation of Church and State and the Bill of
52:30
Speaker 1: Goods they sold us back in about the sixties when
52:32
Speaker 1: they told us that meant that there was no religion,
52:36
Speaker 1: even though this country was built on our Christian faith,
52:39
Speaker 1: no religion involved. No. That means lawmakers, the Feds, the state,
52:44
Speaker 1: your local can't be involved in the education. That doesn't
52:47
Speaker 1: mean you can't have a priest come in and do
52:49
Speaker 1: show and tell. You can't have a teacher say let's
52:52
Speaker 1: read the Bible today or pray, yes you can. It
52:54
Speaker 1: means lawmakers can't get involved in the classroom. That's what
52:58
Speaker 1: separation of church and state means. God bless you for
53:01
Speaker 1: what you're doing. I'll give you the final word. Anything
53:03
Speaker 1: else Oklahoma's doing that's going to be so controversial in
53:06
Speaker 1: these left wingers' minds.
53:08
Speaker 9: Hey, look, we're going to continue leading an education reform
53:10
Speaker 9: and we're unapologetic about that. We want our students to
53:12
Speaker 9: be patriotic, we want them to love this country, and
53:15
Speaker 9: we want them to have a great education. The leftists
53:17
Speaker 9: hate it that we're teaching kids that think for themselves.
53:19
Speaker 1: I have a feeling you're just going back to what
53:21
Speaker 1: I was taught in the seventies and eighties when I
53:22
Speaker 1: was a little kid, and I think I turned out
53:25
Speaker 1: pretty good. I'm a patriot, I pay my damn taxes,
53:28
Speaker 1: I follow the law, and I love being an American
53:31
Speaker 1: and a Christian. Ryan Walters, the superintendent of Public Instruction
53:35
Speaker 1: over at Oklahoma. What a great state. Keep it going, brother,
53:39
Speaker 1: Thank you now, folks. Before we say good night, I
53:43
Speaker 1: want to cover something that means a lot to me
53:45
Speaker 1: and millions of writers alike. The fight to save one
53:48
Speaker 1: of America's most iconic name brands in history is heating
53:51
Speaker 1: up this week. Harley Davidson is embroiled in a significant
53:55
Speaker 1: shareholder dispute as it approaches its annual meeting tomorrow night.
54:00
Speaker 1: Major investor in the motorcycle manufacturer has launched a proxy
54:03
Speaker 1: campaign to oust their CEO, the woke Jos Zeits and
54:08
Speaker 1: two other board members, citing poor shareholder returns and mismanagement.
54:13
Speaker 1: Zeits is the half wit behind the insane idea to
54:17
Speaker 1: try and make Harley go electric in the next few years.
54:20
Speaker 1: He's also the moron who instituted dei woke ideology within
54:24
Speaker 1: the company during his tenure. The embattled CEO, announcing last
54:28
Speaker 1: month that he plans to retire later this year, even
54:31
Speaker 1: though industry insiders say, oh no, he's being forced out.
54:35
Speaker 1: The problem is Zeits could play a major role in
54:39
Speaker 1: naming his successor someone who might be just as radical
54:42
Speaker 1: or even worse. This is why shareholders, dealership owners, and
54:47
Speaker 1: riders alike are up in arms and saying no more
54:51
Speaker 1: to Zeits or anybody like him when it comes to
54:54
Speaker 1: our hogs. Keep your hands off, no pun intended. Joining
54:59
Speaker 1: us now to sound off about all this. He's the
55:01
Speaker 1: founder of Bikers for Trump. Chris Cox back on the program. Chris,
55:05
Speaker 1: nice to see you, brother, and thank you by the
55:07
Speaker 1: way for texting me this morning and letting me know
55:10
Speaker 1: that the meeting is happening tomorrow, Wednesday night, the fourteenth,
55:14
Speaker 1: and that writers out there, Harley enthusiasts or diehards. I
55:19
Speaker 1: don't care. If you like your hogs and you're pee
55:21
Speaker 1: ot about how the company's being operated. You need to
55:23
Speaker 1: take action now, right, Chris.
55:26
Speaker 10: You've got that right. I'm writing an email right now
55:28
Speaker 10: to Susie Wilds. As you know, Donald Trump is in
55:31
Speaker 10: Saudi Arabia. I'm hoping that he can chime in on
55:33
Speaker 10: this because I'm sure he has interest here, you know,
55:36
Speaker 10: zeit's just trying to stay on so he can help
55:38
Speaker 10: choose the next CEO, and H Partners is making a
55:42
Speaker 10: point that an absent team member like Zeke's, one who
55:45
Speaker 10: lives and works at a Mexico, London, and Kenya, who
55:49
Speaker 10: will not be a future of this organization, has no
55:52
Speaker 10: business helping pick the next CEO, not to mention that
55:56
Speaker 10: they believe that he is responsible for the decline of
55:59
Speaker 10: this america An iconic brand over the last five years
56:02
Speaker 10: of his tenure.
56:02
Speaker 1: Well, of course, you know.
56:03
Speaker 10: He would like yes, and you know he'd like to
56:06
Speaker 10: see a successor, kind of like Jimmy Carter would like
56:10
Speaker 10: to see Joe Biden there made him look better, didn't they. Yeah,
56:13
Speaker 10: And it take a lot to make Zekes look better,
56:16
Speaker 10: but it started before Zekes. You know, you go back
56:18
Speaker 10: to live a bitch and these European DEI guys that
56:22
Speaker 10: are getting in there trying to think that they know
56:24
Speaker 10: what's best for this American iconic brand, where they couldn't
56:27
Speaker 10: be more wrong. We like to see somebody like New
56:30
Speaker 10: York mic in there, who has been a veteran who's
56:32
Speaker 10: owned one of the biggest dealerships in the country. He
56:34
Speaker 10: could draw from amazing owners like the one at Moonshine
56:38
Speaker 10: who actually has a lot of production. Jim Ornac, he
56:41
Speaker 10: owns some Chris.
56:42
Speaker 1: How about a gear here's what we need. How about
56:44
Speaker 1: a gearhead. How about somebody who was a mechanic thirty
56:47
Speaker 1: years ago and then build his own dealership up, owns
56:51
Speaker 1: a few. He's an American, red blooded riding American who
56:55
Speaker 1: knows this brand, knows the inner workings of that big
56:58
Speaker 1: V twin, and understands what the hell the Harley Davidson
57:02
Speaker 1: name brand means to America. It's freedom, the open air,
57:05
Speaker 1: It's this country. It's like apple pie and baseball. It's
57:09
Speaker 1: the Harley. And as you said, these Europeans, these woke
57:13
Speaker 1: go green climate guys, should not be running one of
57:16
Speaker 1: our biggest, most iconic name brands. Chris, it's the end
57:19
Speaker 1: of the show, amount of time. But what do you
57:21
Speaker 1: want Harley Riders to do tonight and tomorrow before this
57:24
Speaker 1: board meeting.
57:25
Speaker 10: If you know anyone that owns a Harley Davison dealership,
57:28
Speaker 10: you need to get on the phone and call them
57:30
Speaker 10: and say that we need an American motorhead former a businessman,
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Speaker 10: former owner of a store, of a Harley store, like
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Speaker 10: Mike Shelby, New York. Mike, he's the guy for the job.
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Speaker 10: He can draw from business people across the country. We
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Speaker 10: need to stay away from these Wall Street guys that
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Speaker 10: have got their heads up there behind. They're trying to
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Speaker 10: make things that are woke and are trying to give
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Speaker 10: us electric motorcycles. We don't want electric borders now. We
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Speaker 10: need somebody to reinvent this brand and get back to
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Speaker 10: the basics of the Harley Davis.
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Speaker 1: Amen. Amen, And I bet if President Trump gets involved
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Speaker 1: there might be some more action, and we know he
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Speaker 1: loves the brand as well. Chris Cox, founder Bikers for Trump,
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Speaker 1: appreciate the alert and I'm glad we could get this
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Speaker 1: on some national news for you. So listen up, writers,
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Speaker 1: take action now. Thank you, Chris, God bless you and folks.
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Speaker 1: That does it for another edition of Real America. Here
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Speaker 1: on O and thank you so much for tuning in.
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Speaker 1: The Matt Gates Show's coming up next, followed up by
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Speaker 1: Chanel Rhon. I'll be back tomorrow, eight eastern, five Pacific.
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Speaker 1: You know exactly what to do. In the meantime, be
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Speaker 1: a proud American out there, be brave and God bless
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Speaker 1: you all tonight.