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6/30/25 -- Dan Ball W/ Rep. Tim Burchett, Mike Sarraille, Jonathan Gilliam, Madeline Brame, Don Brown. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America.
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Speaker 2: Tonight, the colossal effort to get the one big Beautiful
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Speaker 2: Bill over the finish line by the fourth of July
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Speaker 2: takes a major step forward by a razor thin margin
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Speaker 2: in the US Senate. We'll give you the latest on
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Speaker 2: the battle on the Big Bill, and police are calling
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Speaker 2: it a blatant ambush. First responders up in Idaho drawn
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Speaker 2: in to a murderous trap by a disturbed individual with
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Speaker 2: a high powered rifle who set a fire to bring
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Speaker 2: several firefighters to their death.
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Speaker 1: The latest on this bizarre story.
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Speaker 2: And the communist candidate that's who he is for Mayor
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Speaker 2: of New York City doubles down on his racially charged
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Speaker 2: plan to jack up property taxes for rich white neighborhoods.
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Speaker 2: His words, not mine, I'm dan Ball, and Real America
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Speaker 2: starts right now.
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Speaker 3: We are truly coming off a historic week of President
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Speaker 3: Trump racking up win after win on behalf of the
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Speaker 3: American people. President Trump restored peace through strength and acted
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Speaker 3: decisively as commander in chief to obliterate the immediate threat
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Speaker 3: of the Iranian regime's nuclear capabilities and then broke her
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Speaker 3: to cease fire. Ceasefire between Israel and Iran, which continues
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Speaker 3: to hold. Then the President traveled to the Netherlands and
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Speaker 3: achieved a monumental win for the United States and the
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Speaker 3: NATO Alliance by getting our allies to dedicate five percent
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Speaker 3: of their GDPs to military spending.
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Speaker 2: Wow, how about that list of achievements for our commander
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Speaker 2: in chief. It's literally been a heck of a wonderful
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Speaker 2: week last week. In i'lbit youa, We've got a lot
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Speaker 2: more ahead. It's only been what six months of his
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Speaker 2: presidency barely, I mean, think about it. You heard Caroline
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Speaker 2: mention a few You've got a ceasefire between two nations who,
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Speaker 2: as the President put it so eloquently last week, don't
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Speaker 2: know what the f they're doing. He got them to
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Speaker 2: a ceasefire. And he's still working on peace throughout the
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Speaker 2: Middle East between Israel and of course Hamas in Gaza.
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Speaker 2: You have major Supreme Court victories like the one on
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Speaker 2: birthright citizenship. Okay, Oh the other huge decision where we
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Speaker 2: can't have those disgusting almost like pornographic LGBTQ one two
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Speaker 2: three plus ABC books in doctrinting our kids in schools.
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Speaker 1: That was a big win last week. Oh, don't forget too.
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Speaker 2: Scotus also did what denied planned parenthood access to the
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Speaker 2: Medicaid funding for non abortion services. That was another big one.
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Speaker 2: And oh, don't forget the economy. S and P five
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Speaker 2: hundred highest it's ever been. The markets are soaring, gas
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Speaker 2: prices way down, except for in California. But that's Newsom's
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Speaker 2: fault and the Democrats. Yeah, I would say it was
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Speaker 2: a heck of a week last week. Now, over the weekend,
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Speaker 2: the Senate voted fifty one to forty nine on Saturday
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Speaker 2: night to advance Trump's One Big Beautiful bill. The vote
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Speaker 2: allows the Senate to begin formal debate, and that's pretty
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Speaker 2: much what went on all day today, what they're calling
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Speaker 2: a vote Arama on amendments, and then of course the
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Speaker 2: back and forth the negotiations before the final passage vote.
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Speaker 2: So when you keep seeing all these different votes tallying
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Speaker 2: up on your TV screen today on on, that's because
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Speaker 2: that's just procedural stuff in the Senate, guys, it takes
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Speaker 2: a while to get it done. Now, after over twenty
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Speaker 2: hours of Florida debate, that bill still going.
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Speaker 1: Senate Democrats forced clerks.
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Speaker 2: To read the entire nine hundred and forty page bill
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Speaker 2: allowed for sixteen hours starting on Saturday night. Senator Ran
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Speaker 2: Paul of Kentucky and Tom Tillis of North Carolina were
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Speaker 2: the only Republicans to vote against the regional version of
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Speaker 2: the Big Beautiful Bill, along with every Democrat. House of
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Speaker 2: Representatives is expected to vote on the proposal if fit
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Speaker 2: gets a final version past the Senate later this week.
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Speaker 2: Again the President giving both houses here the Senate and
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Speaker 2: the House Representatives till the fourth He wants it on
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Speaker 2: his desk by the fourth of July. President Trump, touting
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Speaker 2: victory after this first advancement in the Senate, taking to
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Speaker 2: social media, forty seven wrote, this tonight, we saw a
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Speaker 2: great victory in the Senate.
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Speaker 1: With the Great, Big Beautiful Bill, But it wouldn't have.
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Speaker 2: Happened without the fantastic work of Senator Rick Scott, Senator
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Speaker 2: Mike Lee, Senator Ron Johnson, and Senator Cynthia Loomis. They,
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Speaker 2: along with all of the Republican patriots who voted for
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Speaker 2: the bill, are people who truly love our country.
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Speaker 1: As President of the USA, I am.
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Speaker 2: Proud of all of them, look forward to working with
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Speaker 2: them to grow our economy, reduce wasteful spending secure our border,
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Speaker 2: fight for our military vets, ensure that our medicaid system
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Speaker 2: helps those who truly need it, and to protect our
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Speaker 2: Second Amendment, and so much more. God bless America and
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Speaker 2: make America great again. Joining us now to way in
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Speaker 2: on all of the let's call them amazing, great, huge
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Speaker 2: things that happened last week thanks to our forty seven
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Speaker 2: promnest president, and looking forward to the vote on the
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Speaker 2: bill and what else this week could hold, because who
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Speaker 2: knows in the second Trump administration what will happen. He
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Speaker 2: sits on the House Oversight Committee and the Doge Subcommittee.
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Speaker 2: Tennessee Congressman Tim Burchett back on the program. Tim, Nice
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Speaker 2: to see you, and I'm gonna roll something after I
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Speaker 2: get done with your interview because I know you got
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Speaker 2: to run. You guys are actually hard at work this week,
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Speaker 2: busy getting stuff done before the next vacation the fourth
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Speaker 2: of July.
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Speaker 1: But what a hell of a week last week was
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Speaker 1: for not just the president.
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Speaker 2: Let's look bigger picture, Tim, It was a heck of
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Speaker 2: a week for all Americans, even Democrats who hate DJT
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Speaker 2: and the Mega Movement. It was a good week for
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Speaker 2: this country and for the world.
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Speaker 4: Wasn't it, Dan, I couldn't say any more about it.
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Speaker 5: I you know, as I was saying earlier in our
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Speaker 5: conversation before the show started, that the you know, members,
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Speaker 5: Democrat members in the gym were sort of listening to
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Speaker 5: what they were saying about when the President dropped his
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Speaker 5: f bomb and they couldn't have agreed with him more.
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Speaker 4: And you know, and.
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Speaker 5: Closed door meetings I've been with been in uh. I
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Speaker 5: was just shocked that the Democrats applauded what was going
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Speaker 5: on in the Middle East. But our president's actions and
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Speaker 5: our military's expertise, now, they're not going to do that
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Speaker 5: in public.
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Speaker 1: No, of course not. That was against the rule book, Tim.
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Speaker 2: If you got to be in front of your name,
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Speaker 2: you have to trash Trump, even when he does amazing things.
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Speaker 1: That's the rule book. Trash Trump.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, And I you know, and my analysis of that, Dan,
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Speaker 5: you say what you want, but I think that the
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Speaker 5: far left that runs the Democrat Party in Washington, d C.
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Speaker 5: Are sacrificing the moderates on that altar of wokism yep.
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Speaker 5: And there's because they want to protect their little bit
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Speaker 5: device the far left that they know they need to
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Speaker 5: reel in because they've lost everything else they've lost. They're
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Speaker 5: losing Hispanic mails, the Black community, just go down the list.
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Speaker 5: They're incredibly they've been alienated and taking advantage of by
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Speaker 5: this party. But the big beautiful bills rolling in, and
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Speaker 5: you know it's it's going through the Senate. I predicted
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Speaker 5: we'll go there. I don't know what will happen in
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Speaker 5: the House. There's still a lot of concerns about Medicaid.
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Speaker 5: Medicare right, and.
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Speaker 1: I heard some of the senators bring that up. So
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Speaker 1: let me pose that to you.
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Speaker 2: Because you've got a couple of Republican senators like Tillis, who,
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Speaker 2: by the way, announced he's not going to run for reelection. Great,
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Speaker 2: I'd love to see him corner in a whole bunch
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Speaker 2: of these old school rhino Republican senators that have been
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Speaker 2: in fifteen, twenty five, thirty years. Bye bye, get out,
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Speaker 2: we don't need you anymore. I want term limits any who.
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Speaker 2: I heard them complaining that the way the bill sits now,
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Speaker 2: it could possibly affect hundreds of thousands, maybe even a
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Speaker 2: couple million Americans on Medicaid, and the President guaranteed us
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Speaker 2: that does not do that in the House version. But
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Speaker 2: the senators say the House version does now explain to
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Speaker 2: viewers tim how this works. They're mocking up and doing
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Speaker 2: amendments to it. They'll do a final vote, then they
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Speaker 2: give it back to you.
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Speaker 1: Guys. That's a different version than you all got.
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Speaker 2: So do you have to then revote on their new
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Speaker 2: version to send it back to the President finally for
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Speaker 2: signature or what are we going to see unfold, say,
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Speaker 2: over the next seventy two hours.
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Speaker 4: Well, you could see a conference committee. I don't think
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Speaker 4: you will.
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Speaker 5: I think what we'll do is get down to brass
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Speaker 5: tax and hopefully agree on something that's in there. And
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Speaker 5: that the interpretation is that you've got the parliamentary and
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Speaker 5: in the Senate that seems to be throwing a monkey ranch.
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Speaker 5: So I still to understand why we have that office
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Speaker 5: there and who supplies it, and we're going to argue
8:59
Speaker 5: over the CBO score Congressional Budget Office, which even and
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Speaker 5: then their health care department. Eighty five percent of those
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Speaker 5: people have voted Democrat or have contributed Democrat campaigns. So
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Speaker 5: another thing we're in leadership, we all start acting. I
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Speaker 5: we all started cannon some these people's ass and get
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Speaker 5: rid of these departments that are bloated, and there a
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Speaker 5: lot of them are Cold War relics anyway coming to
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Speaker 5: the United Nations.
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Speaker 4: But that's another topic.
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Speaker 5: But on the Medicaid Medicare, there's a reauthorization and the
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Speaker 5: original version had it at one every month you'd have
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Speaker 5: to reauthorize, and so they've done it to twice a year.
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Speaker 4: So that's a problem.
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Speaker 5: You know, you got poor people on the feet that
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Speaker 5: don't have computers, and and you know it's it's not
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Speaker 5: there's a there's a problem there and we need to
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Speaker 5: and then when that that version does pass, we need
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Speaker 5: to make sure that when we write the rules and
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Speaker 5: we get with the unelected bureaucrats, they realize they work
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Speaker 5: for us, we don't work for them. And we got
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Speaker 5: to get some guts and get some people in there
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Speaker 5: that understand that process and make that as smooth as possible.
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Speaker 2: We don't language there about or it gets to stay on
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Speaker 2: medicaid and how often we're guaranteeing they should be on it.
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Speaker 2: And if you all can get that language worked out,
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Speaker 2: then those several hundred thousand or a couple of million
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Speaker 2: that Tillis was upset about and complaining about on TV,
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Speaker 2: saying that they would lose their medicaid and Trump's promise
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Speaker 2: would be broken. If you get that language worked out,
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Speaker 2: that'll get all cleared up. Everything else should be okay.
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Speaker 2: Then as far as no one will lose medici that deserves.
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Speaker 5: It, that deserves it, and let's talk about it the
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Speaker 5: least monsters.
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Speaker 4: That's all we're trying to do. Whist abuse, fraud and then.
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Speaker 5: But you always have a bureaucrat in there that wants
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Speaker 5: another job or another department. And we don't need to
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Speaker 5: create a new Department of Authorization of Medicaid medicare.
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Speaker 4: We just need to make sure we get it done
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Speaker 4: right the first time.
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Speaker 2: There you go, right, all right, Congressman Burchett, We know
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Speaker 2: you've got to get back to work.
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Speaker 1: Thank you for coming on at and clarity it all this.
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Speaker 4: Appreciate you, Love you, brother, Thank you.
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Speaker 1: Love you.
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Speaker 2: Take care, God bless up. Next, another, as I just
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Speaker 6: It's inescapable that this bill at its current form will
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Speaker 6: the Oval office or in the Cabinet room when I
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Speaker 2: Republican Senator Tom tell Us in North Carolina says that
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Speaker 2: he will vote against President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill warrant.
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Speaker 2: The legislation in its current form could excuse me gut
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Speaker 2: Medicaid for some folks within his state. His decision to
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Speaker 2: oppose the bill comes on the heels of his announcement
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Speaker 2: that he's retiring and now his Senate.
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Speaker 1: Seat will be up for grabs.
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Speaker 2: Tillis claims the bill could cause tens of billions of
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Speaker 2: dollars in lost funding for his state, potentially eliminating Medicaid
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Speaker 2: coverage for hundreds of thousands. Now, I mentioned this earlier
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Speaker 2: when I was talking with Congressman Birchant. President Trump responded
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Speaker 2: on social media, slamming both Tillis and GOP Senator Ran
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Speaker 2: Paul of Kentucky for their initial votes against the bill.
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Speaker 2: President Trump wrote this, Tillis has hurt the great people
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Speaker 2: in North Carolina. Even on the catastrophic flooding. Nothing was
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Speaker 2: done to help until I took office. Then a miracle
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Speaker 2: took place. Tillis is a talker and a complainer, not
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Speaker 2: a doer. He's even worse than Rand Fauci.
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Speaker 1: Paul, Wow, Trump, not we're pulling, he punches, huh. He
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Speaker 1: added this hours later, Great news.
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Speaker 2: Senator Tom Tillis will not be seeking reelection, and that
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Speaker 2: brings me to our candidate's spotlight tonight. The race now
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Speaker 2: to replace Tillis a seat that could determine the balance
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Speaker 2: of power in the Senate next fall, and it's already
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Speaker 2: heating up. Attorney author and former congressional candidate Don Brown
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Speaker 2: now seeking the Senate seat in the tar Hill state
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Speaker 2: that will be vacated by Tillis. If you didn't know,
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Speaker 2: Brown is a former United States Navy jag officer who
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Speaker 2: served at the Pentagon and a former Special Assistant United
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Speaker 2: States Attorney. His political platform centers on staunch conservative principles,
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Speaker 2: following President Trump's Make America Great Again mantra. Well, if
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Speaker 2: you're down with MAGA, I might be down with you.
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Speaker 2: So let's introduce you to Don Brown, again, Navy jag
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Speaker 2: officer candidate for US Senate in North Carolina. Don, thanks
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Speaker 2: for coming on the program. Nice to officially meet you, sir.
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Speaker 2: Did we know this was happening? Was Tillis kind of
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Speaker 2: putting this out there around your state rumblings that he
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Speaker 2: wouldn't run again, or was this out of left field
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Speaker 2: that he's gonna retire.
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Speaker 7: Dan, He'd been raising money and acting like he was
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Speaker 7: gonna run and calling himself Mago, which is kind of hilarious.
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Speaker 7: We had pretty good information that President Trump was extremely
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Speaker 7: angry with him.
17:53
Speaker 4: I worked very.
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Speaker 7: Closely with Pete Headseth for several years on some rulesmen
17:57
Speaker 7: gave the issues and President Trump pardon Mike Law, Clinton Laurance,
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Speaker 7: and we had three other JAG officers, John Mayer and
18:04
Speaker 7: Dan Bolgiano and Kevin Michael Check on the team. But
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Speaker 7: Pete worked was very closely. I know Pete, well, Pete
18:10
Speaker 7: is going to be the best Secretary Defense in the
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Speaker 7: nation's history. And tell us of course, and promised to
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Speaker 7: accept any Trump nominee coming out of committee. Pete comes
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Speaker 7: out of the Armed Services Committee and there it is
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Speaker 7: till Us. He goes and gets, you know, an after
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Speaker 7: dated from Pete's sister in law, and to me, that
18:25
Speaker 7: was the straw that brought the camel's back. We had
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Speaker 7: heard that the President was furious after that. President flew
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Speaker 7: into Asheville on day two of his presidency and the
18:34
Speaker 7: wake of that horrific storm Poline, and we know that
18:38
Speaker 7: he was really fuming with till Us that day. I'm
18:40
Speaker 7: not surprised that President's angry, but Tillos is kind of arrogant,
18:43
Speaker 7: and you know, we thought he might try to stick
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Speaker 7: it out and run, and I kind of like to
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Speaker 7: take credit myself running against him. I spooked him off,
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Speaker 7: But I think we'll give credit to the President on that.
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Speaker 7: But it's good that he's gone, and it's a good
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Speaker 7: day for the state of North Carolina. We're going to
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Speaker 7: put a MAGA America first insertive in that seat.
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Speaker 4: You look at him right.
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Speaker 1: Now, Dan, Well, there's a couple setting seats.
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Speaker 2: Now, there's going to be two or three GOP guys
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Speaker 2: resigning or retiring rather, so this is going to get
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Speaker 2: pretty interesting and heated come twenty six. These were what
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Speaker 2: two or three seats that we didn't know we're going
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Speaker 2: to pop up, and we've only got a three seat majority,
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Speaker 2: right right.
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Speaker 7: Well, you know, Congress has really left the nation down historically,
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Speaker 7: and the Republican Congresses have been weak. You know, we
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Speaker 7: had a chance to overturn Obamacare. To not do that,
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Speaker 7: you know, we drive it driven national debts up. And
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Speaker 7: so we've got to have some warriors on the floor
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Speaker 7: of the Senate and the Congress and in the seat
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Speaker 7: that I'm going to be taking over from from Tom
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Speaker 7: tillis U once we take Roy Cooper down. Uh, you
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Speaker 7: know that that that senator is going to be in
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Speaker 7: office for four years after the end of the president's
19:43
Speaker 7: administration under President J. D. Evan, So the Democrats are
19:46
Speaker 7: sitting and waiting and looking at their chops, and so
19:48
Speaker 7: we're gonna have to send warriors to the Congress to
19:50
Speaker 7: pick up to pick it up, especially after the President
19:53
Speaker 7: Lee's office.
19:54
Speaker 4: And I'm prepared to do that.
19:55
Speaker 1: Yeah.
19:56
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're gonna need a lot of real true America
20:01
Speaker 2: first MAGA folks in there, not just the ones that
20:04
Speaker 2: give lip service on paper like till us is done,
20:07
Speaker 2: like cornering, like a lot of these guys retiring who
20:10
Speaker 2: maybe they're finally seeing the writing on the wall that
20:12
Speaker 2: we the people don't want them anymore.
20:15
Speaker 1: Okay, one, I want term limits. I know it probably won't.
20:18
Speaker 2: Happen in my lifetime, even though we've been talking about
20:21
Speaker 2: it for decades.
20:22
Speaker 1: But how do you feel about term limits?
20:23
Speaker 7: Don Well, first off, we're talking offline. You know the
20:27
Speaker 7: twenty second Amendment and poses two terms on the president.
20:30
Speaker 7: Why are you gonna term and pose terms on the
20:31
Speaker 7: president but not members of the Congress.
20:33
Speaker 4: So think about this.
20:34
Speaker 7: I agree with you, twelve years should be enough. So
20:36
Speaker 7: if you had two terms of the US Senator. Thinking
20:37
Speaker 7: about this, Joe Biden went into the Senate in seventy four.
20:41
Speaker 7: If you had term limits for the US Senate, he
20:43
Speaker 7: would have been gone by around eighty six and we would.
20:45
Speaker 8: Never heard from all again. You know what I mean
20:47
Speaker 8: is and there you are.
20:49
Speaker 7: But absolute power corrupts. Power corrupts absolutely, And the longer
20:53
Speaker 7: these guys staying off, the richer they get and more
20:55
Speaker 7: corrupt they get, the more they turn into a uniparty
20:57
Speaker 7: type thing. Is one of my friends down a woman's
21:00
Speaker 7: and it's something that needs to happen. The Commntion of
21:03
Speaker 7: State folks are working on that. However, we get it.
21:05
Speaker 7: We have got to put term limits on the US Congress,
21:08
Speaker 7: and we got into it to stem the corruption that's
21:11
Speaker 7: taking place here.
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Speaker 1: I think we need to push again.
21:13
Speaker 2: And if we've got new candidates like you that are
21:15
Speaker 2: going to go into the Senate in the House in
21:17
Speaker 2: twenty six, twenty eight, thirty beyond, if all of you
21:21
Speaker 2: are preaching it and we get enough of you in there,
21:23
Speaker 2: maybe we can actually get it up for a real vote.
21:25
Speaker 1: And then I think that would be telling it.
21:27
Speaker 2: We show the American people who's on board was saying
21:30
Speaker 2: a dozen years. That's been my mantra since I ran
21:32
Speaker 2: for Congress in eighteen. A dozen years. Six terms for House, two.
21:37
Speaker 1: Terms for centers.
21:37
Speaker 2: If y'all in both chambers can't make change for your
21:41
Speaker 2: districts and your states in a dozen years, then I
21:44
Speaker 2: think you need to get the hell out of the way.
21:46
Speaker 2: Don final question for you, because this is serious consideration here.
21:49
Speaker 2: Your name's the top of the list, But somebody threw
21:52
Speaker 2: another name out this week or in the last twenty
21:55
Speaker 2: four hours since Tillis announced he's retiring, and that person's
21:58
Speaker 2: got the name Trump at the end of it.
22:00
Speaker 9: Now.
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Speaker 1: Laura Trump is originally from North Carolina.
22:02
Speaker 2: Even though I know her and Eric and the family
22:04
Speaker 2: live in Florida, she is in North Carolina, born and
22:08
Speaker 2: raised gal people are throwing her name out there.
22:10
Speaker 1: She might jump in. Would you change Would it change
22:14
Speaker 1: your mind if she jumped.
22:15
Speaker 2: Into it, because I would think the president might need
22:18
Speaker 2: to back his son's wife if she jumps into the race.
22:21
Speaker 1: What do you think, Don?
22:22
Speaker 10: Well?
22:22
Speaker 7: First off, we love Laura Trump here in North Carolina.
22:25
Speaker 7: Kate grad We grew up in Wilmington. If Laura Trump
22:28
Speaker 7: weld enter the race, that would certainly be a game changer.
22:30
Speaker 7: And I've said over and over, you know, I would
22:32
Speaker 7: go to war for President Trump. He's parting two of
22:34
Speaker 7: my clients. A J six kid just walked into the
22:37
Speaker 7: Capitol and back in Lieutenant Clinton Rants, who was prosecuted
22:41
Speaker 7: under Obama's rules of engagement of Lark Laura jump Stamp.
22:44
Speaker 7: We will talk to the President about it. But as I
22:45
Speaker 7: say I go to war for the President, I've got
22:47
Speaker 7: his back. I don't know that's going to happen, but
22:50
Speaker 7: right now we're marching forward. You know, as we're marching
22:54
Speaker 7: design as the old before, we're not going to turn
22:57
Speaker 7: to the left of the right.
22:58
Speaker 4: We'll see what happens.
22:59
Speaker 7: I'm not convinced it's gonna happen that Laura will jump in,
23:02
Speaker 7: but we'll cross that bridge we come to and would
23:04
Speaker 7: certainly welcome run the Rice for sure.
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Speaker 1: Good diplomatic answer. Don I still like you. Don Brown.
23:09
Speaker 1: He's a Navy guy.
23:11
Speaker 2: He used to work at the Pentagon, works with Pete
23:13
Speaker 2: and Trump well, trying to become the next senator to
23:16
Speaker 2: fill that slot that Tillis is gonna leave vacant.
23:18
Speaker 1: You want to learn more about his bid.
23:20
Speaker 2: It's Brown four NC dot com. Don thank you for
23:24
Speaker 2: coming on for tonight's candid spotlight.
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Speaker 7: Appreciate you, Thank you, Dan, look forward to seeing you
23:28
Speaker 7: again soon.
23:28
Speaker 1: Okay, we'll do take care up next.
23:30
Speaker 2: Peace in the Middle East kind of Iran and Israel
23:36
Speaker 2: are now finally playing nice in the sandbox after forty.
23:39
Speaker 1: Seven scolded them. But will Israel and.
23:42
Speaker 2: Hamas play nice in the Gaza strip sandbox Trump telling
23:46
Speaker 2: them this week find peace or I'm gonna find it
23:49
Speaker 2: for you.
23:49
Speaker 1: More on that we'll come back.
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26:18
Speaker 2: A fragile ceasefire between Israel and Iran broker by the US,
26:22
Speaker 2: remains intact for the time being, thank goodness.
26:26
Speaker 1: The week long.
26:26
Speaker 2: Pause in fighting was held up in the wake of
26:29
Speaker 2: the twelve day conflict. As both sides enjoy a very
26:33
Speaker 2: uneasy peace over the weekend, Iran now insists it won't
26:37
Speaker 2: abandon their nuclear program despite the ceasefire. Well, President Trump
26:40
Speaker 2: remains adamant that they will never be allowed to develop
26:44
Speaker 2: a bomb. Meantime, President Trump suggests that federal investigators could
26:49
Speaker 2: pressure journalists to reveal who laked a Defense Intelligence Agency
26:54
Speaker 2: assessment that contradicted his claims about our US air strike
26:59
Speaker 2: on those facilities.
27:01
Speaker 1: The leaked report describe the strikes as only delaying.
27:05
Speaker 2: A RAN's nuclear program by a few months, while the
27:08
Speaker 2: President and let's see who else, Oh, the CIA and
27:12
Speaker 2: a bunch of other folks actually said nope, all three
27:15
Speaker 2: sites were obliterated. Yeah, even though ridiculous outlets like CNN
27:20
Speaker 2: and the New York Times and other idiots put out
27:23
Speaker 2: false narratives.
27:25
Speaker 1: Why because they want.
27:26
Speaker 2: To smear Trump, That's it. They don't care about reporting
27:28
Speaker 2: the facts to y'all at home. If we can make
27:31
Speaker 2: Trump look bad, let's post it, Let's say it on TV.
27:34
Speaker 2: Let's tell millions of people even though it's a complete lie,
27:38
Speaker 2: or we don't even know if it's a lie. We
27:39
Speaker 2: don't even know what the truth is anymore. We just
27:41
Speaker 2: know we have to trash Trump. That's all they know.
27:44
Speaker 2: This as intercepted communications among high ranking and Randy officials
27:48
Speaker 2: reveal they believe the US strikes on those sites were
27:52
Speaker 2: less damaging than first thought. In private calls, Rady officials
27:55
Speaker 2: discussed that the attacks ordered by President Trump did not
27:58
Speaker 2: cause trapic or total destruction on their facilities. The Trump
28:03
Speaker 2: administration dismissing the intelligence as insignificant because again, this is Iran, folks.
28:10
Speaker 2: Do you know what they put out. It's called propaganda.
28:14
Speaker 2: I mean, look when they fired their rockets at our
28:18
Speaker 2: Bass and Qatar, after we hit their sites, they bragged
28:21
Speaker 2: to their people that it.
28:23
Speaker 1: Was a success.
28:25
Speaker 2: No, none of the rockets hit our bases and hurt
28:29
Speaker 2: any of our troops. They lie, they're terrorists. It's not
28:36
Speaker 2: a real administration. I'm the sick and tired of people
28:39
Speaker 2: the Iranian administration. No, it's a terror group that acts
28:43
Speaker 2: like a government. Okay, folks, get it right, CNN. President
28:48
Speaker 2: Trump focusing his attention on a ceasefire deal now between
28:51
Speaker 2: Israel and Hamas, which we know they get their money
28:54
Speaker 2: from Iran. But let's be real, he got Iran the
28:57
Speaker 2: government and Israel to stop shooting rockets. But there's still
29:02
Speaker 2: another war that's been going on ever since the October
29:05
Speaker 2: seventh attacks. That's between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, right
29:09
Speaker 2: and now Trump is trying to get all of the
29:12
Speaker 2: hostages released.
29:13
Speaker 1: And a permanent ceasefire done there.
29:17
Speaker 2: Israeli officials have indicated that preparations are underway for their
29:22
Speaker 2: Prime Minister benjaminet yahuo end Israel's Minister of Strategic Affairs
29:26
Speaker 2: Ron Dermer, to visit DC for talks on a possible
29:31
Speaker 2: pause to all the fighting there. President Trump, expressing optimism
29:35
Speaker 2: that a ceasefire agreement could be reached within the next week,
29:39
Speaker 2: he wrote this on social media over the weekend, make
29:41
Speaker 2: the deal in Gaza, get.
29:43
Speaker 1: The hostages back.
29:45
Speaker 2: Trump's stern words comes as the Israeli military intensifies its
29:49
Speaker 2: offensive in Gaza neighborhoods over the weekend. They ordered mass
29:53
Speaker 2: evacuations in the northern part of the Strip. Officials in
29:56
Speaker 2: Tel Aviv warning people in that area to prepare for
29:59
Speaker 2: intense military operations against Hamas in Gaza in that neighborhood
30:06
Speaker 2: in the coming days. Joining us now to discuss a
30:10
Speaker 2: possible ceasefire, but also just the continued fighting and how
30:14
Speaker 2: it is to fight, especially in a urban environment like that.
30:20
Speaker 2: And these guys know because they've been there. Retired Navy
30:23
Speaker 2: Seal Officer, Chief Talent Officer of Overwatch Mission Critical, our
30:27
Speaker 2: pal Mike Sirelli back on the program.
30:30
Speaker 1: Mike, nice to see you.
30:32
Speaker 2: So President Trump gets a ceasefire with the big boys
30:35
Speaker 2: fighting Iran and Israel, but we still have to go
30:37
Speaker 2: back to what kicked all this off a couple of
30:39
Speaker 2: years ago, and that is the October seventh attack on
30:43
Speaker 2: Israel by Hamas funded by Iran, because fighting in Gaza
30:47
Speaker 2: has not ended yet, and Israel just set out the
30:50
Speaker 2: warning alarm yesterday saying, hey, we're going to hit neighborhoods
30:54
Speaker 2: this week.
30:55
Speaker 1: Mike, seals do this stuff.
30:58
Speaker 2: This is hard urban fighting, especially when the bad guys
31:02
Speaker 2: hide behind civilians right in schools, in hospitals and apartment buildings.
31:06
Speaker 2: How does the IDF go in there and try to
31:08
Speaker 2: take these scumbags out who hide behind the civilians who, oh,
31:11
Speaker 2: by the way, eighty nine percent of them support humas.
31:17
Speaker 1: Well.
31:17
Speaker 11: The answer to that is room by room and street
31:20
Speaker 11: by street. And yes, you're you're correct. Urban warfare statistically
31:24
Speaker 11: results in more casualties than any other form of warfare.
31:27
Speaker 11: We used to say within the sealed teams, We'd much
31:30
Speaker 11: rather go to Afghanistans and fight in the mountains than
31:32
Speaker 11: go to Iraq and fight in the streets.
31:34
Speaker 4: It's horrific.
31:36
Speaker 11: But this is interesting.
31:37
Speaker 4: What's going on.
31:38
Speaker 11: You know, this this meeting with Dermer in net Yahoo.
31:41
Speaker 11: You've got to believe that Trump is putting the screws
31:43
Speaker 11: to net Yahoo that you're gonna you're gonna end this,
31:45
Speaker 11: and you're gonna end this now. He wants to clean
31:47
Speaker 11: out you know, one he made a promise that he
31:49
Speaker 11: would end this war to include the Ukraine Russian war.
31:52
Speaker 11: So he's going to apply what pressure and now he
31:55
Speaker 11: has a little more credibility or gravitas over Net and
31:58
Speaker 11: Yahoo for what he did with a.
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Speaker 1: Run so great.
32:01
Speaker 11: You know, you're going to see these renewed negotiations between
32:06
Speaker 11: Hamas and Israel. And is it going to be within
32:09
Speaker 11: the next week or two weeks or maybe four, we
32:11
Speaker 11: don't know, but you are going to see closure to
32:14
Speaker 11: this this fight.
32:14
Speaker 1: Now.
32:15
Speaker 11: Israel wants a ceasefire. Hamas wants an end to the conflict.
32:22
Speaker 4: So does the US.
32:23
Speaker 11: Israel wants the option to reopen uh you know, combat
32:27
Speaker 11: or warfare if they were struck again, which they would
32:30
Speaker 11: do anyways, So.
32:31
Speaker 4: You know net Yahoo.
32:32
Speaker 11: Trump is going to exert his power over net Yahoo
32:35
Speaker 11: to put a put a close to this.
32:36
Speaker 2: I noticed too over the weekend, and this is Trump.
32:39
Speaker 2: This is the art of the deal maker guy. He
32:42
Speaker 2: did a post and if we have the post, but
32:43
Speaker 2: he praised net Yahoo and defended net Yaho rather against
32:48
Speaker 2: folks in his own country that are trash talking him.
32:51
Speaker 1: That one is removah blah blah blah.
32:53
Speaker 2: He stood by Bibbi diplomatically and on social media, staying
32:57
Speaker 2: that the attacks need to stop. He stands behind the PM.
33:00
Speaker 2: But I think you're right behind closed doors. He's gonna say,
33:03
Speaker 2: we got to get this over with, no more war.
33:05
Speaker 2: I told you all this, both sides, good guys, bad guys.
33:08
Speaker 2: No more war once I take over, and this whole
33:11
Speaker 2: could come in the next week. Well, Mike, we know
33:14
Speaker 2: how that works. What was it a week ago? We
33:16
Speaker 2: were told that we may or may not hit the
33:18
Speaker 2: nuke facilities within the next two weeks, and then we
33:20
Speaker 2: hit him like twenty four hours later. So the president
33:23
Speaker 2: never reveals his hand. That's how he makes a good deal.
33:28
Speaker 2: He doesn't tell people, they don't let leaks out in
33:30
Speaker 2: the press.
33:31
Speaker 1: They just do. That's why I love this administration more
33:34
Speaker 1: than any previous.
33:37
Speaker 11: You've got to appreciate that one an enemy who doesn't
33:40
Speaker 11: know what our president's going to do, it keeps them guessing.
33:43
Speaker 11: It keeps them on their heels. So you know, that
33:45
Speaker 11: is one of let's call it, the strengths of Trump
33:48
Speaker 11: is he's going to keep people guessing. But what he
33:51
Speaker 11: did with Iran was showed unlike the Obama administration. You
33:55
Speaker 11: remember he drew a redline in the sand over the
33:57
Speaker 11: Chemical West and then we moved on, didn't do a thing.
34:01
Speaker 11: If he draws a red line, he's going to hit you.
34:05
Speaker 11: It may be tomorrow, it may be one month from now,
34:07
Speaker 11: but he's going to hit you. But what he's doing
34:10
Speaker 11: with the Middle East and now he's easing sanctions on Syria,
34:15
Speaker 11: we're not friends with Syria. Jelani, who was an enemy
34:18
Speaker 11: of the state, who's been playing politician much better than
34:22
Speaker 11: a jihadist. You know, Trump is robbing what has traditionally
34:26
Speaker 11: been at the table two seats, Russia and Iran. He's
34:30
Speaker 11: removing those seats and adding the US to that. This
34:33
Speaker 11: Abraham's accord that he's pushing and trying to get multiple countries.
34:36
Speaker 4: To come in.
34:37
Speaker 9: He is.
34:37
Speaker 11: He's changing the landscape of the Middle East. So what
34:40
Speaker 11: he's been doing is exceptional, more effective than any president
34:45
Speaker 11: in our lifetime. And quite frankly, you know, you're pretty
34:49
Speaker 11: kind with your words. From Trump to net Yahoo, it's
34:51
Speaker 11: probably going to be a little more direct and a
34:53
Speaker 11: little more pressure.
34:54
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll bet you when he gets them again behind
34:56
Speaker 2: closed doors when the press isn't a round although you
34:58
Speaker 2: never know Trump, they can have the closed door meeting,
35:01
Speaker 2: then they come out in the oval. Let's the press
35:02
Speaker 2: in like he does, like with Zelenski, and then the
35:04
Speaker 2: PM's sitting there, and then who knows what he'll do
35:07
Speaker 2: to get his point across. Again, that's what keeps him
35:09
Speaker 2: all guessing, friend and fall alike. That's why he is
35:14
Speaker 2: the best negotiator and the art of the deal maker
35:17
Speaker 2: and the best guy to do this versus these past
35:20
Speaker 2: politicians we've had in office. Who how many presidents in
35:24
Speaker 2: the past have promised we're going to stop around from
35:26
Speaker 2: ever getting a nuke and not one of them. Clinton
35:29
Speaker 2: w Obama. Nobody did squat Trump, the peacemaking president did it.
35:35
Speaker 2: But it's again it's it ends to the means. Here
35:37
Speaker 2: you have to say okay or means to the ends.
35:38
Speaker 2: How do you get there? Well, sometimes talk isn't enough,
35:42
Speaker 2: diplomacy isn't enough. You hit him with a strategic airstrike
35:45
Speaker 2: and you say, see, I'm not playing around.
35:47
Speaker 1: Now you're going to come to the table. And it worked.
35:50
Speaker 1: It worked.
35:51
Speaker 2: Now the key is can you get Hamas to the
35:55
Speaker 2: table with Israel to end this one? And I'll give
35:58
Speaker 2: the final word to you again. Will it come in
35:59
Speaker 2: a week, will it come in a day? Will it
36:01
Speaker 2: come in a month?
36:02
Speaker 1: Who knows? With President Trump?
36:04
Speaker 11: Right, Mike, you're correct, I'll say this, it's good to
36:07
Speaker 11: come again. It's it's foolish to try to put its
36:10
Speaker 11: online to it. But you did say something that people
36:12
Speaker 11: don't understand. Diplomacy only goes so far. And that is
36:16
Speaker 11: where force and war come into play. And you want
36:19
Speaker 11: to you want to see, you know, look in at
36:21
Speaker 11: a historical context, many times war has resulted in peace.
36:25
Speaker 11: That's the unfortunate side of diplomacy is that it only
36:29
Speaker 11: goes so far. Now, Hamas is on their heels. Recently,
36:34
Speaker 11: we just killed the mastermind of October seventh. SOS has
36:38
Speaker 11: been negotiating position h. So you know, again for the
36:43
Speaker 11: media bb you brought up bb Net, Yahoo taking criticism
36:47
Speaker 11: from from the other half of Israel.
36:49
Speaker 4: Trump is no different.
36:50
Speaker 11: He's receiving criticism, but you got to give him his
36:54
Speaker 11: you know, you've got to give gredence to the victories
36:56
Speaker 11: he secured.
36:57
Speaker 4: This this early in his presidency.
36:58
Speaker 1: Amen, I mean, it's he's only been in a few months.
37:01
Speaker 2: And think about what he's doing over there versus the
37:04
Speaker 2: past four years of the Biden Harris regime. Mike Sirelli,
37:08
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39:55
Speaker 1: Come unforcer right now as an active shooter zone.
39:58
Speaker 5: There's John.
40:00
Speaker 12: Down, beat, one's.
40:01
Speaker 2: Down, everybody's caught up here, law enforcement nail up here,
40:06
Speaker 2: Oh my god, police scanner traffic capturing, just fear and panic.
40:10
Speaker 2: A blatant ambush targeting first responders in the beautiful, peaceful Courtlaine, Idaho.
40:17
Speaker 2: You wouldn't think something like this would happen. The alleged
40:19
Speaker 2: gunman now being identified as this obviously very disturbed individual,
40:26
Speaker 2: twenty year old Wes Raleigh, accused of intentionally starting a
40:30
Speaker 2: wildfire on the Canfield Mountain Range that's right near Cordelaine, Idaho,
40:36
Speaker 2: to lure firefighters and cops into his trap. Cruise responded
40:40
Speaker 2: to the blaze about one thirty local time yesterday on Sunday,
40:44
Speaker 2: and then gunfire erupted within minutes two firefighters were shot
40:48
Speaker 2: and killed. A third firefighter is in critical condition. Police
40:53
Speaker 2: say the attack was deliberate. The suspect used a high
40:56
Speaker 2: powered rifle from a concealed position in rugged.
41:00
Speaker 1: Knew what he was doing.
41:02
Speaker 2: His body found alongside his firearm near the scene. Right now,
41:06
Speaker 2: we're still trying to confirm, and maybe our next guest
41:08
Speaker 2: will know if this was suicide, or if the cop
41:11
Speaker 2: shot him, or if it's what he intended, if he
41:13
Speaker 2: wanted suicide by cop.
41:15
Speaker 1: Who knows what was wrong with this young man.
41:17
Speaker 2: Idaho's Governor Red Little, ordering all flags half staff immediately
41:22
Speaker 2: in honor of the fallen firefighters. The flags will remain
41:24
Speaker 2: there until after the firefighters memorial service, which is yet
41:28
Speaker 2: to be scheduled. A formal procession was held for those
41:31
Speaker 2: two brave firefighters killed in that ambush. Members of the
41:35
Speaker 2: public gathering on overpasses in the streets in North Idaho
41:38
Speaker 2: to pay their respects and show solidarity. The fire department
41:43
Speaker 2: now working with the families of the fallen to plan
41:46
Speaker 2: a memorial in their honor.
41:49
Speaker 1: This isn't supposed to happen, folks.
41:52
Speaker 2: Let's ask our next guest what we know about this young,
41:55
Speaker 2: very disturbed individual who committed this horrific act. Joining us
41:59
Speaker 2: now Jonathan Gillia and former FBI Special Agent Navy Seal,
42:02
Speaker 2: host of The Experts podcast. Jonathan, I know you keep
42:06
Speaker 2: your ear to the ground, and you got your contacts
42:09
Speaker 2: at FBI. I would assume they're helping out local police.
42:12
Speaker 2: I highly doubt like that the city police of cort
42:15
Speaker 2: Alane or the county sheriffs in that county are probably
42:19
Speaker 2: equipped or have dealt with something like this ever, where
42:21
Speaker 2: someone sets a fire to bring in first responders so
42:26
Speaker 2: he can lie and wait and just pick them off.
42:29
Speaker 2: What a horrific term of events on a Sunday afternoon.
42:31
Speaker 2: What do you know, Jonathan Phillison.
42:33
Speaker 13: Well, I tell you I don't know much more than
42:35
Speaker 13: you on this point. It's because right now they're pretty
42:38
Speaker 13: tight lipped on this. I do know that they had
42:40
Speaker 13: snipers up in helicopters, which I have to be honest,
42:44
Speaker 13: Why isn't law enforcement doing this all the time with
42:47
Speaker 13: a lot of these high speed chases and things. We
42:51
Speaker 13: trained the military and in the FBI, we trained snipers
42:55
Speaker 13: and helicopters. This is a perfect example of where this
42:58
Speaker 13: could be used as well as there's been so much
43:02
Speaker 13: technological advances with drones, I think law enforcement go ahead.
43:07
Speaker 1: That's a great point I'm saying on the drones. Great point.
43:10
Speaker 2: I've heard sheriff's departments talk about the use of drones
43:13
Speaker 2: more yet I don't see them. That's something that probably
43:16
Speaker 2: should be looked into again and maybe budgeted for departments
43:20
Speaker 2: across the country. Right, Jonathan, is get usable drones that
43:24
Speaker 2: could go up and save lives. Maybe it would take
43:26
Speaker 2: the fire away also because while the bad guys stare
43:29
Speaker 2: at the drone buzzing around his site shooting at it,
43:32
Speaker 2: he wouldn't be shooting at the good guys.
43:34
Speaker 13: Right, and listen, Surveillance is the number one thing that
43:38
Speaker 13: these drones can be used for. And we're talking about
43:40
Speaker 13: a four hundred dollars drone that can go seven miles away, right,
43:43
Speaker 13: So it's not like they have to break.
43:45
Speaker 1: The bank in order to go and do that.
43:48
Speaker 13: To get a full FPV first person view drone with
43:51
Speaker 13: a face mask and everything, or goggles that you wear,
43:54
Speaker 13: you know, fifteen hundred dollars, the departments can be used for.
43:58
Speaker 1: Three hundred bucks.
44:00
Speaker 2: The goggles at home, it's about ya big cost me
44:02
Speaker 2: three hundred dollars.
44:03
Speaker 13: They could be using these for surveillance, and that kind
44:06
Speaker 13: of a case in many of these issues, I think
44:09
Speaker 13: what should come out of this as we learn more
44:12
Speaker 13: about this individual who You're definitely right troubled the pictures
44:15
Speaker 13: that I'm seeing of this individual, I'm not sure if
44:18
Speaker 13: it's not a transgender another issue of this, of some
44:22
Speaker 13: kind of psychological issue. He does have from what I'm hearing,
44:25
Speaker 13: a past record of violence where his sentence was had
44:32
Speaker 13: something like one hundred and eighty days sentenced in jail,
44:34
Speaker 13: but one hundred and fifty of those were excused and
44:37
Speaker 13: put on probation instead. So another problem. So I think
44:41
Speaker 13: if law enforcement does what they should do, which is
44:44
Speaker 13: rare that they do this, they should take a step
44:47
Speaker 13: back and say what do we need for situations like this?
44:51
Speaker 13: And in this case, I think training snipers and helicopters,
44:55
Speaker 13: having drones just to do surveillance to know where the
44:59
Speaker 13: individual is is or individuals, and then this individual, I
45:03
Speaker 13: can guarantee you, like all the school shooters, was known
45:07
Speaker 13: as an odd individual. And this is what law enforcement
45:11
Speaker 13: and society in general start needs to start taking note of.
45:15
Speaker 13: Now that we've gotten past all this weirdness on the left,
45:18
Speaker 13: or at least we're moving that way.
45:19
Speaker 1: Yeah, we need to start.
45:20
Speaker 13: Realizing it's okay when somebody is very, very strange and
45:24
Speaker 13: violent to take note of it, because then you would
45:27
Speaker 13: know this might likely be that individual.
45:30
Speaker 2: Yeah, and they're always telling us, oh, well, you can't
45:32
Speaker 2: do that because in your profiling.
45:33
Speaker 1: Or no, no, no, no, no, no, no no no.
45:35
Speaker 2: If we would profile more, we would prevent things like
45:38
Speaker 2: this from happening. You just said he had a criminal background.
45:41
Speaker 2: I guarantee you Jonathan is correct in saying friends, family, teachers, whatever.
45:46
Speaker 2: Because he just turned twenty, so he was in school
45:48
Speaker 2: not too long ago. People are going to say he
45:49
Speaker 2: was an odd duck. He did this, he did that,
45:52
Speaker 2: and like you said, he was on local radar of
45:54
Speaker 2: cops because he already had a conviction for something that
45:56
Speaker 2: he didn't serve enough jail time for obviously, And then
45:59
Speaker 2: everybody up the damn ball because nobody wants to point
46:02
Speaker 2: the finger and go, maybe we should check that kid
46:05
Speaker 2: in somewhere, Maybe we should be watching him more. Maybe
46:08
Speaker 2: we should take him into custody, maybe put him in
46:10
Speaker 2: a psych word for a couple of minutes, get him
46:12
Speaker 2: some help.
46:13
Speaker 1: Because this probably could have been prevented.
46:16
Speaker 2: Every time we get one of these shooters. You're exactly right, Jonathan,
46:19
Speaker 2: that's what we find out.
46:20
Speaker 1: Well we were watching.
46:21
Speaker 13: Him, well, Dan, Profiling isn't guesswork if it's done correctly.
46:25
Speaker 13: It is the totality of the circumstances that you're looking at.
46:28
Speaker 13: And when an individual which all these shooters have done this,
46:31
Speaker 13: majority of them have shown very specific behavior that could
46:37
Speaker 13: be categorized as individuals with a severe psychotic type of
46:42
Speaker 13: mentality where they're pointing towards a specific type of violence.
46:48
Speaker 13: It's not hard to figure out who could do something
46:52
Speaker 13: like this, and then you just keep a note of that,
46:55
Speaker 13: and then if something occurs, you most likely will know
46:58
Speaker 13: in that town who is hearing out. Most people who
47:01
Speaker 13: come and do these things are not coming from out
47:02
Speaker 13: of town.
47:03
Speaker 1: Well, they're from there.
47:05
Speaker 2: And Jonathan, two have you found and the last question,
47:07
Speaker 2: I know you got to run. Because you profiled for
47:09
Speaker 2: the FBI, you understand how this actually works. Also, if
47:13
Speaker 2: then the bad guy thinking about doing the most heinous
47:17
Speaker 2: act like this one, they start out smaller and if
47:20
Speaker 2: they know people are watching their actions a lot of times,
47:23
Speaker 2: that can deter them from doing the big nasty one.
47:27
Speaker 2: But if they don't know, hey, oh, the cops are
47:30
Speaker 2: on to me, my parents are on to me, my
47:31
Speaker 2: preacher's on to me. Everybody's talking about my problem.
47:34
Speaker 1: Maybe he wouldn't have done this then. But again, we're
47:37
Speaker 1: all so.
47:37
Speaker 2: Worried about upsetting people, profiling people, calling somebody out, blah
47:40
Speaker 2: blah blah.
47:41
Speaker 1: Until people get killed.
47:43
Speaker 2: Why should firefighters have to worry about being shot at
47:46
Speaker 2: when they're coming to put.
47:48
Speaker 1: A fire out? Damn it, Jonathan, final word to you.
47:51
Speaker 13: Most of these individuals that do things like this on
47:53
Speaker 13: a daily basis are whimps. They're not people who go
47:56
Speaker 13: around bullying people. They're people who are like the in cells.
48:01
Speaker 13: They're just they don't measure up in society, and so
48:04
Speaker 13: when they get an opportunity to become part of history
48:08
Speaker 13: or to show people how tough they are, they will
48:10
Speaker 13: do something like this, which is by far way different
48:15
Speaker 13: than somebody who bullies. It's somebody who goes out and
48:17
Speaker 13: in most cases they're okay with losing their life because
48:20
Speaker 13: they're going to go out in their mind in a
48:22
Speaker 13: blaze of glory. But I wouldn't call these people as
48:25
Speaker 13: dominating individuals on a daily basis. That's a part again
48:28
Speaker 13: of the profile of these types of individuals.
48:31
Speaker 1: Yep, and John to let you run.
48:32
Speaker 2: Did you hear from your sources did he commit suicide
48:35
Speaker 2: or did the cops take him out?
48:36
Speaker 1: Have you confirmed that?
48:37
Speaker 13: I don't know yet. All I know is that they
48:39
Speaker 13: did have snipers up in helicopters, so it could go
48:41
Speaker 13: either way on that.
48:42
Speaker 2: All right, we'll get more details. Might need you back
48:43
Speaker 2: tomorrow than if we learn more about this young kid.
48:45
Speaker 2: Jonathan Gilliam, former FBI Special agent, Navy seal host. Check
48:49
Speaker 2: out his podcast of the Experts. Take care, Jonathan, you
48:52
Speaker 2: got it, God bless Yep, go blss you stick around.
48:54
Speaker 2: Up next, we're going to dig deeper into the Democrats
48:57
Speaker 2: pick to run the Big Apple. And folks, if you're
49:00
Speaker 2: watching this program and you live in New York City
49:02
Speaker 2: and you're thinking about voting for this Mamdani guy come November, Oh.
49:07
Speaker 1: You've got another thing coming.
49:09
Speaker 2: You want an Islamic Jihati communist running your country who
49:13
Speaker 2: thinks you should defund the police or your city. Rather,
49:16
Speaker 2: that's who's running. We're gonna fill you in more on
49:19
Speaker 2: who this piece of trash truly is.
49:22
Speaker 1: When we come back.
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Speaker 9: If he does get in, I'm going to be president.
51:41
Speaker 9: Then he's going to have to do the right thing
51:42
Speaker 9: or they're not getting any money. He's got to do
51:45
Speaker 9: the right thing. It's shocking that I would have assumed that.
51:50
Speaker 9: I never I used to say, we will never have
51:52
Speaker 9: a socialist in this kundry. No, but we'll have a communist.
51:54
Speaker 9: I mean, he's a communist and going to be mayor
51:56
Speaker 9: of New York.
51:58
Speaker 1: So I was very.
51:59
Speaker 9: Surprised when I never heard of him.
52:01
Speaker 1: I don't know who he is. Well, he said he's
52:02
Speaker 1: going to fight Ice.
52:04
Speaker 9: He's not going to allow Ice to iltivroyan success.
52:07
Speaker 8: And he said, if Benjamin Attiniau comes to New York.
52:10
Speaker 1: He's going to have him arrested.
52:11
Speaker 9: Oh, he's a radical left lunatic.
52:14
Speaker 2: Amen, he is our president, joining the masses around the
52:18
Speaker 2: country in labeling New York City Democrat Meryal candidate Zooran
52:23
Speaker 2: Mendami as quote a radical left lunatic.
52:27
Speaker 1: And that's being nice and putting it mildly.
52:30
Speaker 2: Adding insult to injury this radical communist on the Sunday
52:35
Speaker 2: talk shows just yesterday, doubled down on his plan to
52:40
Speaker 2: jack up property taxes in New York City on quote
52:43
Speaker 2: richer wider neighborhoods.
52:47
Speaker 1: He even said billionaires shouldn't exist. Bro.
52:51
Speaker 2: You know where you live, right, America Capitalism like the
52:54
Speaker 2: American dream. You can do whatever you want. You can
52:56
Speaker 2: achieve whatever you want. You can make as much money
52:57
Speaker 2: as you want. I don't know where you came from,
53:00
Speaker 2: but that's not how we live. The crap you're talking.
53:04
Speaker 2: Go back to where you're from. Yeah, that's right. I
53:08
Speaker 2: said it. Even if he was born here, the radical
53:10
Speaker 2: ideology he was raised with whoever his parents were or
53:14
Speaker 2: whoever's been in Doctor Nate and him get out here's mom.
53:18
Speaker 2: Gami defending his soak the rich scam while claiming no
53:23
Speaker 2: None of this has racially motivated what I believe in liar.
53:27
Speaker 14: We went on your website and realized there's a policy
53:30
Speaker 14: proposal that says your plan, and I'm going to quote
53:32
Speaker 14: it for folks, is to shift the tax burden from
53:35
Speaker 14: overtaxed homeowners and the outer burrows to more expensive homes
53:39
Speaker 14: in richer and wider neighborhoods. Explain why you are bringing
53:44
Speaker 14: race into your tax proposal.
53:46
Speaker 10: That is just an description of what we see right now.
53:49
Speaker 10: It's not driven by race. It's more of an assessment
53:52
Speaker 10: of what neighborhoods are being under tax versus overtaxed. We've
53:55
Speaker 10: seen time and again that this is a property tax
53:58
Speaker 10: system that is inequitable. It's one that actually Eric Adams
54:00
Speaker 10: ran on saying that he would change in the first
54:02
Speaker 10: one hundred days. He since sought to defend it and
54:05
Speaker 10: lost at every juncture in court. The thing that motivates
54:08
Speaker 10: me in this is to create a system of fairness.
54:10
Speaker 10: It is not to work backwards from an i racial
54:12
Speaker 10: assessment of neighborhoods or our city.
54:15
Speaker 2: You're not basing it on race, then why the hell
54:17
Speaker 2: did you put it in your proposal? You want to
54:20
Speaker 2: defund cops. You want to punish wealthy folks who work
54:23
Speaker 2: their butts off, and especially white folks. And we know
54:28
Speaker 2: what your religious beliefs are, you radical Islamic left wing nutbag.
54:34
Speaker 1: Our next guest, Madeline.
54:36
Speaker 2: Brain, lost her son as a result on soft on
54:39
Speaker 2: crime policies in New York City. Now she is a
54:42
Speaker 2: national crime victim rights advocate and the CEO of Rescue
54:46
Speaker 2: Angel LLC. She joins me now to sound off about
54:49
Speaker 2: this communist mayoral candidate and how horrible he would be
54:54
Speaker 2: for the Big Apple if he's elected in November.
54:57
Speaker 1: And God forbid, Madeline, nice to see you again.
55:00
Speaker 2: Imagine a mayor who's out there saying he wants to
55:03
Speaker 2: defund the police, he won't work with Trump's ice officials
55:06
Speaker 2: coming to get the worst of the worst out of
55:08
Speaker 2: your city. And if you've been prosperous and worked your
55:12
Speaker 2: butt off, you should pay more taxes. Oh and by
55:14
Speaker 2: the way, I'm gonna go after white folk too, But
55:16
Speaker 2: it's not based on race.
55:18
Speaker 1: Who the hell is this guy think he is? Madeline?
55:20
Speaker 12: Yeah, I don't know. I don't know where he came from.
55:23
Speaker 12: I don't know what rock he crawled from under. But
55:27
Speaker 12: he needs to crawl back. Hey, Yeah, we've been hearing
55:31
Speaker 12: this type of rhetoric for you know, for about five
55:35
Speaker 12: years now, going on six. Okay, it appeals to some people,
55:40
Speaker 12: but for the majority of adults, you know, hardworking New Yorkers, Yep,
55:48
Speaker 12: it's not flying. It's not flying, so he can say
55:50
Speaker 12: whatever he wants. First of all, there's something he's proposing
55:53
Speaker 12: to do. He can't do it without you know, Aubany approving.
56:00
Speaker 12: He just can't jump in airy and do this crazy
56:02
Speaker 12: stuff he's talking about. It sounds good because it gets
56:06
Speaker 12: the base riled up.
56:07
Speaker 1: There you go.
56:07
Speaker 8: You know, it gets the media talking.
56:10
Speaker 12: It makes sensational like he's on a media blitz right now.
56:14
Speaker 12: So he's talking this crack, right, But the more he talks,
56:17
Speaker 12: the more stupid he sounds. All Right, you know, he
56:22
Speaker 12: may get a little bump in the polls or whatever
56:24
Speaker 12: he got. You know, he won the primary, and he
56:27
Speaker 12: won due to lack of voting. It's not because people
56:30
Speaker 12: overwhelming me voted for him, because most people don't even know.
56:32
Speaker 1: Who he is.
56:33
Speaker 8: Okay, And that's one thing.
56:35
Speaker 12: The second point is a lot of people in New
56:37
Speaker 12: York don't even vote in the local elections.
56:40
Speaker 8: You know, We have a whole silent voter out there,
56:42
Speaker 8: all right.
56:43
Speaker 12: We have a whole silent voter that is registered as
56:46
Speaker 12: a Democrat, and don't understand that in order for them
56:50
Speaker 12: to vote in these primaries, if they don't want a
56:52
Speaker 12: Democratic candidate, they have to go to the voter registration
56:56
Speaker 12: forum and go to question number fourteen and change their
57:00
Speaker 12: party affiliation. A lot of people are not educated on
57:04
Speaker 12: that voter process, right. They don't know that it's time sensitive,
57:08
Speaker 12: has to be in by a certain date in order
57:11
Speaker 12: to be you know, to be able to vote in
57:13
Speaker 12: these local elections. So we have a huge thought of
57:17
Speaker 12: our constituency, all right, Oh, our demographic here in New
57:21
Speaker 12: York City that are not even paying attention to these
57:24
Speaker 12: local elections period. That's why we have these nutbags that
57:28
Speaker 12: are winning these elections.
57:30
Speaker 1: All right.
57:30
Speaker 8: So you know, I don't know what he's talking about.
57:35
Speaker 1: Some of his plans.
57:36
Speaker 2: He wants free like socialist style grocery stores in New
57:40
Speaker 2: York City, so you're all going to pay for everybody's groceries.
57:42
Speaker 1: He's literally said, defund the police.
57:44
Speaker 2: He literally says he will hide illegals from Ice and
57:47
Speaker 2: not work with Ice. Trump's already said I will defund
57:50
Speaker 2: your city if you try this crap. And he's pushing back,
57:53
Speaker 2: I got a few seconds left, medaling. I just want
57:55
Speaker 2: folks to know, from the horror you went through with
57:57
Speaker 2: your son and the crime that has increased in that
58:00
Speaker 2: city over the last few years, what would a New
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Speaker 2: York look like if you elected a scumbag like this
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Speaker 2: come November and he took over next January.
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Speaker 1: Thirty seconds left to you, dear.
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Speaker 12: Whatever's whatever's left of New York, all right, it will
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Speaker 12: be no more.
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Speaker 8: It's already you know, a disaster. It's already been destroyed.
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Speaker 1: Right.
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Speaker 8: We do have Mayor Adams, who is seems.
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Speaker 12: To be you know, scrapen, you know, for dear life
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Speaker 12: to hold on to to whatever might make any sense,
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Speaker 12: you know.
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Speaker 8: But I don't think it's gonna happen. I don't think
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Speaker 8: it's gonna fly. I don't think it's gonna fly because
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Speaker 8: people have just you know, set up.
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Speaker 12: You know, we're sick and tired of being sick and tired, right,
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Speaker 12: We're fed up. We're seeing what's happening to our city,
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Speaker 12: We're seeing what we're tired of seeing, what's happening to
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Speaker 12: our country.
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Speaker 2: Well, they learn more about him between now and November.
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Speaker 2: Maybe even Democrats common sense will kick in and they'll
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Speaker 2: say no to Zorn. Mumdami Madelin brain has always check
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Speaker 2: out what she's doing at Rescue Angel LLC. She's the
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Speaker 2: CEO over there, crime victim rights advocate. As always, Madeline,
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Speaker 2: we appreciate your input. Thank you so much, Jep, thanks
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Speaker 2: for coming on. Dear, take care and folks, that's going
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Speaker 2: to do it.
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Speaker 1: We're out of time. Thanks for tuning in this Monday
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Speaker 2: Here on oa in If you want to get a
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Speaker 2: hold of me, put the info on the screen, if
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Speaker 2: you would, Chris, it is Real America at oann dot com.
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Speaker 1: That's the best way. Don't go anywhere. Matt Gates shows
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Speaker 1: up next, folwed up by fine point Bush. You know, Rhon.
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Speaker 1: I'll be back tomorrow eight eastern, five Pacific. Until then,
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Speaker 1: you know exactly what to do.
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Speaker 2: Everybuddy, be proud Americans out there, be brave, and God
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Speaker 2: bless you all to night.