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12/9/25 -- Dan Ball W/ Rep. Jim Jordan, Sid Miller, Todd Rokita, Jaco Booyens, Dr. Brian Hooker. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America Tonight the highest court in
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Speaker 1: the land. Here's arguments over presidential powers and birthright citizenship.
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Speaker 1: Will President Trump get the winds he's hoping for? House
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Speaker 1: Diary Chair Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan weighs in tonight, Plus
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Speaker 1: the Trump administration lending a helping hand to farmers who
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Speaker 1: are struggling due to the trade wars abroad? Will the
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Speaker 1: twelve billion dollar package do the trick? Texas Commissioner Agriculture
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Speaker 1: Sid Millard fills us in and will they or won't
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Speaker 1: they approve new registrcing maps in the Hoosier State. Indiana's
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Speaker 1: Attorney General Todd Raketa will join us tonight to discuss
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Speaker 1: I'm dan ball and Real America starts right now.
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Speaker 2: Maybe it's a recognition that Humphrey's executor was poorly recent
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Speaker 2: and that there is no such thing in our constitutional
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Speaker 2: order as a fourth branch of government, This quasi judicial
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Speaker 2: and quasi legislative.
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Speaker 1: Finally some common sense from a court in our country.
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Speaker 1: It took the highest court in the land, though, to
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Speaker 1: use common sense. That was Supreme Court Justice Neil Corsig
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Speaker 1: at oral arguments yesterday, declaring what I would think pretty much.
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Speaker 1: Even a simpleton like me can read directly out of
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Speaker 1: the Constitution three branches of government yep, and so called
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Speaker 1: independent agencies are not one of those three branches. The
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Speaker 1: case of Trump versus Slaughter is focused on whether presidents
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Speaker 1: have a right to fire unelected bureaucrats in these so
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Speaker 1: called independent government agencies, Specifically, in this case, an FTC commissioner.
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Speaker 1: The administration arguing, and the plain language of the Constitution
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Speaker 1: seems to back up their arguments that the president, who
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Speaker 1: is elected by we the citizens, is the final authority
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Speaker 1: in who gets employed by the executive branch. That makes
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Speaker 1: a lot of sense. I mean, think of it like
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Speaker 1: a business Right. If a board of a company of
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Speaker 1: points a president of the company, the president can fire
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Speaker 1: people in that company.
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Speaker 3: Right, So we elected Trump.
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Speaker 1: He should be able to cam these unelected bureaucrats. If
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Speaker 1: Scotus were to rule in favor of the president, it
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Speaker 1: would overturn nearly a century of presidents which judiciary has
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Speaker 1: said presidents cannot fire some executive officials. Again, despite being
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Speaker 1: the only person elected in that branch of government.
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Speaker 3: It makes no sense to me.
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Speaker 1: And that's not only the good news coming from the
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Speaker 1: Supreme Court, We've got more after they agree to take
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Speaker 1: up a case challenging President Trump's birthright Citizenship executive Order.
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Speaker 1: Way back on his first day of this term, President
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Speaker 1: Trump signed an EO redefining what constitutes birthright citizenship under
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Speaker 1: the Fourteenth Amendment, saying that it was ratified to give
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Speaker 1: liberated slaves and their children's citizenship after the Civil War,
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Speaker 1: not to allow wealthy tourists and illegal alien invaders to
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Speaker 1: just pour in across the border and drop off the
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Speaker 1: baby for us to pay for and get welfare benefits
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Speaker 1: for eighteen years. No, that's not what it's for. I
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Speaker 1: agree with Trump beer, I think you might too. Lower
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Speaker 1: courts have repeatedly said that the Fourteenth Amendment applies to
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Speaker 1: any child born on US soil.
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Speaker 3: Again, We'll see how that goes.
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Speaker 1: Until now, the High Court has been silent on if
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Speaker 1: that trickles down to illegal residents and tourists. The President
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Speaker 1: urging the Supreme Court to rule in his favor on
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Speaker 1: the recently heard tariff case, posting True Social last night,
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Speaker 1: he wrote, because of tariffs easily and quickly applied, our
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Speaker 1: national security has been greatly enhanced, and we become the
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Speaker 1: financially strongest country.
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Speaker 3: By far anywhere in the world.
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Speaker 1: He went on to say only dark and sinister forces
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Speaker 1: would want to see that end. The Highest Court heard
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Speaker 1: arguments about the president's use of emergency tariffs weeks ago
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Speaker 1: and is still writing on that ruling. But the President
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Speaker 1: is saying that chaos would ensue and the US would
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Speaker 1: be extremely weak in negotiations with other countries if the
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Speaker 1: tariffs are struck down by SCOTUS.
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Speaker 4: You know, we have a big decision. Hopefully we're going
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Speaker 4: to get the right decision. Such a big thing in
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Speaker 4: the Supreme Court right now. We have a lot of
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Speaker 4: bad people opposed to people that hate our country. Other
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Speaker 4: countries are involved, some real sleeze bags that I know,
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Speaker 4: political sleeves bags, and they're trying to take that away
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Speaker 4: from us. And we have other methods, but they're not
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Speaker 4: as powerful, they're not as quick.
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Speaker 1: Joining me now, he is the chairman of the House
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Speaker 1: New Surrey Committee, Ohio GP congressman and a friend of
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Speaker 1: the program. Jim Jordan back on the show. Jim, it's
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Speaker 1: so nice to see you. Okay, three big decisions coming down.
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Speaker 1: Where would you like to begin. We can start with
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Speaker 1: how about firing people because there is so much bloated
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Speaker 1: government in DC.
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Speaker 3: I was so glad President Trump tried to do this.
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Speaker 3: What do you say, Jim, Yeah, exactly.
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Speaker 5: The head of the executive branch gets to be the
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Speaker 5: executive I think, again, this is so common sense to me,
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Speaker 5: and I thought the way you you laid it out
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Speaker 5: was perfect. We the people elect the president that is
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Speaker 5: the guy who's head of one of the three branches
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Speaker 5: of government, and he gets to make the decisions on
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Speaker 5: who are the key people on these agencies and the
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Speaker 5: cabinet positions subject to course, with the highest officials having
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Speaker 5: to be confirmed by the Senate. But he's the guy
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Speaker 5: in charge, so he gets to fire him if they're
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Speaker 5: not doing their job the way he has. The guy
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Speaker 5: elected by we the people want some want them to operate.
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Speaker 5: So I think that is just to me, that's common sense.
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Speaker 5: And this Humphreys executive decision that's been around for forever,
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Speaker 5: I think I think it's apprope Now. Again, we may
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Speaker 5: like this now with President Trump and the decisions he makes,
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Speaker 5: but this is this is going to be for presidents.
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Speaker 5: This is going to be in the future, so maybe
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Speaker 5: we won't like it as well when it's if in
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Speaker 5: fact we get another Joe Biden type of president, I
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Speaker 5: don't know, but I still think the constitution is clear
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Speaker 5: the executive gets to be the executive.
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Speaker 1: Makes a lot of sense, all right. One that's big
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Speaker 1: for me, birthright citizenship. Okay, I read that part of
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Speaker 1: the fourteenth I understand, I think, and I think you
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Speaker 1: obviously you would understand it better than I that this
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Speaker 1: was in place back in the day for the children
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Speaker 1: of slaves. Over the last two centuries, it's evolved, right.
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Speaker 1: I don't think that they meant for Hey, if the
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Speaker 1: floodgates are open for four years by a president who's
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Speaker 1: out to lunch and you get fifteen to twenty million
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Speaker 1: people come in and they pop out millions of babies,
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Speaker 1: we got to pay for them for the rest of
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Speaker 1: their life if they're on welfare.
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Speaker 3: I don't think they meant that. Yeah.
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Speaker 5: Again, I think this is common sense as well. Everyone
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Speaker 5: knows the history of the fourteenth Amendment, and you know
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Speaker 5: this idea that people can just come here, break our laws,
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Speaker 5: get here, and then when they have a child, that's
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Speaker 5: somehow that child is automatically a citizen. I just don't
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Speaker 5: think that's what was intended, and I think if you
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Speaker 5: look at the language, it talks about subject to the
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Speaker 5: jurisdiction thereof, and of course that is when people come
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Speaker 5: here illegal, they're not really subject to our jurisdiction because
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Speaker 5: they're here ill to you. So I think I think
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Speaker 5: that is a key argument. We'll see what the court says.
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Speaker 5: But again, I think all these things are common sense,
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Speaker 5: and the presidents on the side of common sense. The
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Speaker 5: President's even said this, you know what I think a
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Speaker 5: few weeks ago, give his speech and he talked about
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Speaker 5: the difference between the parties is they're the party at crazy.
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Speaker 5: We're the party of common sense.
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Speaker 3: And there's a lot of truth to that.
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Speaker 5: Not all Democrats are crazy, but the left that controls
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Speaker 5: their party is. Yes, whether it's defund the police, open border,
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Speaker 5: this position, men against women in sport, I mean, and
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Speaker 5: on ago. So again I think it's common sense and
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Speaker 5: I think the President's on solid grad But we'll see
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Speaker 5: what the court says.
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Speaker 1: All right, last one on Scotus and then I got
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Speaker 1: some other DC stuff to drill you on here, Jim,
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Speaker 1: the tariffs, can you give a quick history lesson in
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Speaker 1: a few seconds, because before we had.
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Speaker 3: Federal income tax about one hundred and some years ago,
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Speaker 3: didn't we do tariffs. That's the way we paid the
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Speaker 3: bills for a long time. How could Scotus shoot down
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Speaker 3: his tariff strategy.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, again, I think this is common sense. I think
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Speaker 5: the country rightly believes that President Trump wants to what
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Speaker 5: his objective is, and he agrees to the objective bringing
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Speaker 5: more more jobs back here, more manufacturing here. Certainly the
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Speaker 5: manufacturer of certain products. We don't want to be getting
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Speaker 5: all our pharmaceuticals from made in China for goodness sake.
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Speaker 5: So I think they agree with the objective with that.
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Speaker 5: I think a lot of folks hope that this gets
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Speaker 5: ironed out and gets solved. But the president, I think
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Speaker 5: has this authority as well, and I think he's used it.
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Speaker 5: And this guy knows how to negotiate and knows how
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Speaker 5: to get good agreements for our country for the benefit
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Speaker 5: of the American people, and this is one element that
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Speaker 5: he uses time and time again, is the tariff element.
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Speaker 3: So yeah, we had a history of this.
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Speaker 5: And it's important when you're trying to get these trade deals.
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Speaker 1: All right, let's move to the house, because a lot
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Speaker 1: of stuff's been going on in the last week or so.
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Speaker 1: Something that I saw you put out not long ago
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Speaker 1: when we wanted to get you on for and now
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Speaker 1: we got you. Is this subpoena for good old Jack
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Speaker 1: Smith and Arctic Frost?
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Speaker 3: How's that going?
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Speaker 1: What else have we learned about this big cover up
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Speaker 1: and the Biden regime and how they were coming after
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Speaker 1: all you goopiers they were in charge, and of course
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Speaker 1: Jack the independent counsel.
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Speaker 5: Yeah right, yeah, eight days from today we will have
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Speaker 5: mister Smith under subpoena in a deposition format, so behind
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Speaker 5: closed doors where we get multiple hours to ask him
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Speaker 5: questions about a variety of things. We've already deposed three
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Speaker 5: of his key deputies, mister Cooney, mister Wyndham, mister Bratt.
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Speaker 3: We actually referred one of them, mister.
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Speaker 5: Wyndham, because we felt he was just clearly trying to
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Speaker 5: obstruct Congress's fundamental and constitutional right to do oversight and
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Speaker 5: to do investigations, and so we referred him for criminal
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Speaker 5: prosecution to the Justice Department. We'll see what the Justice
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Speaker 5: Department does. Well, there's a number of things we want
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Speaker 5: to ask Jack Smith, and I think it's always important
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Speaker 5: Dan remember the history of Jack Smith, and just as
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Speaker 5: special counsel, he got the gag order on President Trump,
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Speaker 5: he mishandled the classified documents. He accused President Trump of
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Speaker 5: miss handling, and one of his deputies, mister Bratt, tried
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Speaker 5: to bribe one of the defendants' counsel when he said
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Speaker 5: to that lawyer, he said, we didn't know you were
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Speaker 5: a Trump guy. We thought you were in interested in
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Speaker 5: this judge position.
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Speaker 6: I mean, you don't do that.
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Speaker 5: That is just wrong. So this is not to mention
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Speaker 5: fifteen years ago when Jack Smith was encouraging Lois Learner
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Speaker 5: to continue to go after conservative groups around the country.
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Speaker 5: So that's the history of Jack Smith. And we got
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Speaker 5: a lot of questions asked. Here's one, why did you
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Speaker 5: Why did you subpoena the phone records after Kevin McCarthy
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Speaker 5: became Speaker of the House four years in.
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Speaker 3: The past.
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Speaker 5: Why did you go back and get two months of
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Speaker 5: his phone records? Wait until he's Speaker of the House,
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Speaker 5: the top Republican. And what Jack Smith was getting is
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Speaker 5: he knew every person Kevin McCarthy, who he called, who
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Speaker 5: called him, when the call happened, how long the call lasted,
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Speaker 5: and if Speaker McCarthy initiated that call. He knew where
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Speaker 5: he was at when he did so, I mean, talk
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Speaker 5: about patterning someone's life, and you're going after the top
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Speaker 5: Republican in the government, and you've subpoena those phone lungs
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Speaker 5: after he becomes speaker for a time back around the
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Speaker 5: January sixth period.
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Speaker 3: I think that's interesting.
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Speaker 7: So there's a whole.
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Speaker 5: Line of question we want there in a variety of
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Speaker 5: other things. But we start that process or that process
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Speaker 5: will happen. Okay, in a week, eight days on the seventeenth.
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Speaker 1: Okay, next week, all right, So we'll have to have
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Speaker 1: you back next week. Maybe final one to you, because
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Speaker 1: I believe this debate began or begins this week. We've
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Speaker 1: got ACA, or as most Americans know, what Obamacare. The
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Speaker 1: deadline is around the corner. You guys are debating what
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Speaker 1: to do, how to fix it. I've heard President Trump
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Speaker 1: discussed different things in you as well. Where do we stand.
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Speaker 1: How's that debate going?
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Speaker 8: Well?
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Speaker 5: I think this is clear. I mean, look, we should
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Speaker 5: pass a healthcare legislation, but it should be the right kind.
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Speaker 5: Never forget Democrats told us about Obamacare, like your plan,
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Speaker 5: keep your plan, like your doctor, keep your doctor. Premiums
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Speaker 5: will decline. They were zero for three and now they're saying, Oh,
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Speaker 5: if you don't extend the expanded Obamacare subsidy to insurance companies,
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Speaker 5: the world's going to end. Well, come on, everyone knows
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Speaker 5: subsidies drive up the cost of everything.
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Speaker 3: Right.
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Speaker 5: What lower's premiums and lower's cost is choice and competition.
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Speaker 5: So let's pass that kind of legislation, choice and competition
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Speaker 5: that'll bring down premiums for all Americans. Let's do that
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Speaker 5: and go tell the American people.
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Speaker 7: Here's what we're for.
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Speaker 5: Therefore, subsidies were for choice and lower premiums for you
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Speaker 5: and your family. Let's pass that legislation, which we're putting
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Speaker 5: together as we speak.
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Speaker 1: Gee, I wonder why those big health companies are always
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Speaker 1: back in the Dems and the Dems really want to
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Speaker 1: help them. Oh, that's right, so they make more money,
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Speaker 1: kind of like the health companies. I heard you probably
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Speaker 1: heard this, Gym, And I'll throw this in at the
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Speaker 1: end just to slam him that the health companies gave
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Speaker 1: Newsome millions to push that Prop fifty garbage out here
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Speaker 1: in California so they could redistrict the map out here
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Speaker 1: so they can try and win more seats in the House.
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Speaker 1: You work in big, big medicine, big pharma, bad Jim.
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Speaker 3: Anything else I missed you want to throw in before
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Speaker 3: I let you go? That was a lot. Keep up,
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Speaker 3: keep up the good work. Good to be with you.
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Speaker 5: Always go to be on with a fellow fellow Ohio one.
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Speaker 1: That's right, Thank you, sir, fellow Buckeye. Merry Christmas. If
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Speaker 1: I don't see you, take care of you. Yep up Next,
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Speaker 1: American farmers hit hard by the current trade wars get
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Speaker 1: a helping hand from the Trump administration to the tune
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Speaker 9: We love our farmers, and as you know, the farmers
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Speaker 9: like me because you know, based on voting trends, you
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Speaker 9: could goode voting trends or anything else, but they're great people.
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Speaker 7: They're the backbone of our country.
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Speaker 3: That's right. They are who's feeding us. President Trump announcing.
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Speaker 1: A twelve billion dollar farmer Bridge assistance package for American
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Speaker 1: farmers impacted by his tariff driven trade policies. Again, folks,
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Speaker 1: nobody said there wasn't going to be a rough patch, okay,
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Speaker 1: but the tariffs are going to be good. One to
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Speaker 1: help drive the deficit down, two to bring jobs back
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Speaker 1: at manufacturing back to America. And three just to get
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Speaker 1: us on a fair playing field. I mean, I don't
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Speaker 1: have to go over numbers again with you, but some
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Speaker 1: of these nations have been screwing us over for years
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Speaker 1: when it comes to their tariffs on our products versus
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Speaker 1: our tariffs on their products. So just give it a
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Speaker 1: little bit. Now, here's what we know about the twelve billion.
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Speaker 1: Roughly eleven billion goes to row crop farmers. We're talking corn, soybeans, wheat, etc.
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Speaker 1: One billion reserved for specialty crops. The funds are to
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Speaker 1: come out of tariff revenue. The aid is meant to
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Speaker 1: relief farmers suffering from agricultural export collapses, rising costs of
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Speaker 1: fertilizer and equipment, and other economic hits tied to the
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Speaker 1: global trade disruption. The administration also signaling that it will
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Speaker 1: environmental regulations on farming equipment and machinery to try and
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Speaker 1: help reduce cost for farmers, arguing that many of these
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Speaker 1: restrictions over the years had pretty much needlessly driven up prices.
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Speaker 1: But you know, government loves government, don't it. Farmers know best.
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Speaker 1: They don't need a bunch of that crap slapped on them.
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Speaker 1: For many rural and heartland Americans, this is now a lifeline,
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Speaker 1: a direct sign that the Trump administration has their back.
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Speaker 1: Here's our Secretary of egg Brook Rawlins yesterday.
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Speaker 10: No longer will America be held and beholden to the
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Speaker 10: regime of other countries tariff infrastructure. Instead, we are moving
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Speaker 10: our products out across the world. Having said that, and
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Speaker 10: we have been listening to the farmers for the last
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Speaker 10: ten months eleven months, sir, that the bridge that is
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Speaker 10: needed to get from the last administration and what basically
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Speaker 10: happened under the last president in the last US Department
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Speaker 10: of Agriculture to this new golden age for farmers where
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Speaker 10: instead of farming for government checks, they can farm to
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Speaker 10: feed their family and sell their products and pass it
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Speaker 10: on to the next generation. That this bridge is absolutely
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Speaker 10: necessary based on where we are right now.
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Speaker 3: At yesterday's roundtable.
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Speaker 1: You see her right there, second generation Louisiana rice farmer
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Speaker 1: Merrill Kennedy Farr, sitting on Trump's.
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Speaker 3: Left areas talking to her.
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Speaker 1: She praised the administration for lending this helping hand during
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Speaker 1: these tough times.
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Speaker 3: We reached out to Merrill and.
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Speaker 1: Her sisters who operate the Four Sisters Farm down in Louisiana.
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Speaker 1: She couldn't make it on the show today, but she sent.
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Speaker 3: Us a statement. It reads as follows.
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Speaker 1: America's rice farmers are struggling, and we are deeply grateful
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Speaker 1: to have joined President Trump and USDA Secretary Bollins for
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Speaker 1: the announcement of the Farmer Bridge Assistants Program, which will
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Speaker 1: provide eleven billion in support for US row crop farmers,
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Speaker 1: including rice. Southern rice farmers are experiencing economic hardship, and
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Speaker 1: they listened closely to our concerns and assured us that
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Speaker 1: further actions will be taken on imports in tariffs. Stabilizing
19:01
Speaker 1: domestic food production and reducing reliance on food imports matters,
19:05
Speaker 1: and that starts with ensuring fair trade agreements with other countries.
19:10
Speaker 1: Excessive imports and anti competitive dumping practices by other nations
19:15
Speaker 1: are distorting prices and creating dramatic trade imbalances. This puts
19:20
Speaker 1: severe downward pressure on farm income at a time when
19:23
Speaker 1: input costs remain at historic highs. President Trump and Secretary
19:28
Speaker 1: Violence have committed to leading the way towards establishing stronger
19:32
Speaker 1: safety nets for America's farmers and providing stability in our
19:37
Speaker 1: domestic food supply. Consumers, retailers, and restaurants all can help
19:41
Speaker 1: our farmers as well by prioritizing the purchase of foods
19:46
Speaker 1: that are raised and processed right here in the United
19:50
Speaker 1: States of America. Couldn't agree more merrily. You got an
19:53
Speaker 1: open invitation. But that's okay. We got a great backup
19:56
Speaker 1: to talk about the new aid package in Merrill's place,
19:58
Speaker 1: and I think he knows a little bit about farm
20:00
Speaker 1: as well. He's the commissioner down in Texas Department of Agriculture.
20:03
Speaker 1: Our friend Sid Miller back on the program, Big Sid,
20:07
Speaker 1: thanks for pulling the pickup truck over and saying, howdy
20:10
Speaker 1: to us.
20:10
Speaker 3: Hi you Ben, my friend, I'm just dandy.
20:13
Speaker 7: Merry Christmas to you and everybody.
20:15
Speaker 1: Merry Christmas. Hope you had a great Thanksgiving. None of
20:17
Speaker 1: that happy Holidays crap on this show.
20:21
Speaker 7: Thank you, thank you.
20:23
Speaker 3: All right, So you heard that statement from Meryl. You
20:26
Speaker 3: know her.
20:27
Speaker 1: I believe lots of folks know her and her sisters
20:28
Speaker 1: down Louisiana. I didn't realize what a big rice farm
20:31
Speaker 1: they had down there. I think it's second or third generation.
20:34
Speaker 1: But it sounds like this was a much needed lifeline.
20:38
Speaker 1: So it sounds like Brooke Rollins and the President listen
20:42
Speaker 1: to our farmers in this country that say, hey, one,
20:44
Speaker 1: we've been getting screwed for decades, and two the tariffs
20:47
Speaker 1: didn't help.
20:48
Speaker 3: Can you please help us? Is this gonna help sid.
20:52
Speaker 7: Well, Yes, it will help it. It's a bridge. It's
20:55
Speaker 7: not an end doll.
20:55
Speaker 11: It's not right everybody rich, but it bridges from last
20:59
Speaker 11: year's crop we didn't couldn't sell because of here's the reason.
21:03
Speaker 7: It's not the tariffs.
21:03
Speaker 11: Everybody's blaming this on tariffs. Four years of Biden, we
21:08
Speaker 11: did not sign one new export agreement. Not we didn't
21:12
Speaker 11: find new new customers. We didn't even keep our old customers.
21:15
Speaker 11: That's the problem. And we should have had this money
21:18
Speaker 11: out months ago, but no, we couldn't get it out
21:21
Speaker 11: because of the humor shut down. So we've finally got
21:24
Speaker 11: the government back to work. We're gonna get this money out.
21:26
Speaker 11: It's not taxpayer dollars. I want to emphasize that China
21:29
Speaker 11: is paying our farmers. This is the tariffs we collected.
21:32
Speaker 11: It's in the tariff account. We're gonna transfer it to
21:35
Speaker 11: the Commodity Commodity Credit Corporation, and we're gonna get checks
21:38
Speaker 11: out to these row crop farmers. You mentioned the commodities
21:42
Speaker 11: corn rice, soybeans, wheat, et cetera. But we're not leaving
21:46
Speaker 11: the little guys out. And I don't mean that figuratively,
21:50
Speaker 11: but the specialty crop guys. That's that's treeting us, that's
21:53
Speaker 11: that's fruit, that's vegetables, that's that's grapes. Uh, those guys
21:58
Speaker 11: have never been included. But but there's offering the same
22:01
Speaker 11: problem when thanks to Biden, we have a fifty billion
22:06
Speaker 11: dollar trade deficit. We are buying more food than we're selling.
22:10
Speaker 11: That's never happened in America before. That's a dangerous position
22:13
Speaker 11: to be in when you're depending on foreign powers to
22:16
Speaker 11: feed you. So we're turning that around. This is going
22:20
Speaker 11: to keep our farmers in business so they can can plant.
22:23
Speaker 11: We've got the tariffs, have got us new markets back open.
22:27
Speaker 11: We made great headway first with the Asian markets, the
22:31
Speaker 11: Japanese market, and now we got China back to the table.
22:33
Speaker 11: They've agreed to be by our sory beans.
22:36
Speaker 7: We're at the tipping point.
22:37
Speaker 11: We're turning over our farmers thanks to Donald Trump, are
22:41
Speaker 11: going to start making some money again.
22:43
Speaker 1: That's amazing to hear because I'll tell you, I grew
22:45
Speaker 1: up in a farming community in northwest Ohio, said and
22:47
Speaker 1: if you knew that only four thousand people majority of
22:49
Speaker 1: the folks out in the rural areas where I grew
22:51
Speaker 1: up at all farms, and it's corn and.
22:53
Speaker 3: Soybeans, that's it.
22:54
Speaker 1: And I can tell you I don't know how many
22:56
Speaker 1: countless farms I've seen shut down that we're in, second, third,
23:00
Speaker 1: fourth generation families and this generation just couldn't keep it going.
23:04
Speaker 3: You know, they sold off the land.
23:05
Speaker 1: Maybe they live in the farmhouse still, but the land's
23:08
Speaker 1: all gone, it's getting developed, or it's just beare and empty.
23:11
Speaker 3: That is so sad to see in America. So I'm
23:13
Speaker 3: glad to.
23:14
Speaker 1: Hear that while this is only a bridge, that Trump
23:17
Speaker 1: is working on the future and making sure that we're
23:20
Speaker 1: growing everything that we need to eat.
23:22
Speaker 3: Right here at home.
23:23
Speaker 1: There's no reason that we're shipping this crap in from overseas,
23:26
Speaker 1: and like you said, being dependent or reliant on a
23:29
Speaker 1: foreign nation.
23:30
Speaker 3: Especially one that's adversarial. Final word to you, said.
23:33
Speaker 11: Well, I don't care if we ever sell China anything.
23:35
Speaker 11: We need to find new markets. They hate our guts,
23:38
Speaker 11: you know, Let's find new trading partners. You know, I
23:41
Speaker 11: made trips to India. You know there's more people in
23:44
Speaker 11: India than there is in China. You know which sings.
23:47
Speaker 11: I'm having a tough time getting to buy any beef.
23:49
Speaker 11: They just will not fuire beef. I think there's a
23:52
Speaker 11: reason for that. But we're working on We're working on it.
23:55
Speaker 3: Yeah, keep working it, said, keep working it. Yeah. They
23:58
Speaker 3: like the cow right, they don't want to eat it.
23:59
Speaker 1: I don't know why, said Miller, the Texas Department of
24:03
Speaker 1: Agriculture Commissioner. As always, it's a pleasure heaving y'all, you
24:06
Speaker 1: have a great Christmas.
24:06
Speaker 3: Brother, God bless thank you, God bless you. Straight ahead,
24:10
Speaker 3: will they or won't they? So?
24:13
Speaker 1: Indiana's House of Representatives already approved a new redistricting map,
24:17
Speaker 1: So now it's in the hands of get this. They're
24:20
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24:23
Speaker 3: But there's a catch.
24:25
Speaker 1: They got forty out of fifty members, they only need
24:27
Speaker 1: twenty six to approve it, and they can't even get
24:30
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24:34
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Speaker 3: Welcome back, folks.
26:57
Speaker 1: Well, believe it or not, the midterms are fast approaching.
27:00
Speaker 1: I know it's still not even Christmas twenty twenty five,
27:02
Speaker 1: but you better get ready. This is more and more
27:05
Speaker 1: states are trying to redistrict ahead of the vote to
27:08
Speaker 1: try and help their party take.
27:09
Speaker 3: Power or keep power in the House.
27:12
Speaker 1: Republicans could possibly pick up five seats in Texas well.
27:16
Speaker 1: Democrats are hoping to wipe out all those changes thanks
27:20
Speaker 1: to Prop fifty, the big lie they told to California
27:23
Speaker 1: residents where I live. But the most important keystone for
27:27
Speaker 1: Republicans right now anyway will be Indiana. Yeah, the Hoosier State,
27:32
Speaker 1: a state which has voted for President Trump by nearly
27:35
Speaker 1: twenty points three times in a row. You know, because
27:39
Speaker 1: he did win all three times. Anyway, Currently there are
27:42
Speaker 1: two Democrat held seats in the Hoosier States, nine congressional districts,
27:48
Speaker 1: and state Republicans are working fast to try and get
27:50
Speaker 1: this new map in place to help boost Republican efforts
27:54
Speaker 1: before the midterms. This as polls show that Republican voters
27:58
Speaker 1: are increasingly worried about Democrats retaking the House. And then
28:03
Speaker 1: they'll do what they did when Trump was in the
28:05
Speaker 1: first time. They'll have a bunch of fake impeachments. They'll
28:08
Speaker 1: shut him down we'll have a lame duck presidency and
28:11
Speaker 1: nothing will happen.
28:12
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, they'll probably.
28:13
Speaker 1: Try and throw his supporters in prison too, So you know,
28:16
Speaker 1: I'd like to make sure that we stay in control.
28:19
Speaker 1: The new maps have already passed out of the House
28:23
Speaker 1: and out of the Senate committee, possibly to redraw. But
28:26
Speaker 1: here's the problem, and I don't understand this. Don't forget
28:29
Speaker 1: Indiana's a state that gave us Mike Pence. There are
28:32
Speaker 1: a bunch of Republicans in the Indiana State Senate who
28:36
Speaker 1: are not on board with what their House just passed
28:39
Speaker 1: days ago. Pressure is now ramping up on several Republican holdouts,
28:45
Speaker 1: with the President and the Governor, Mike Braun demanding primary
28:49
Speaker 1: challengers against these Republicans which are trying to obstruct the process.
28:53
Speaker 1: Despite the holdouts, Governor Braun has told the President he's
28:56
Speaker 1: confident that the new map in Indiana will pass.
29:01
Speaker 7: Hmm.
29:02
Speaker 1: But redistricting is already paying out big for Republicans in
29:05
Speaker 1: some ways, because why she's one of my favorite you
29:10
Speaker 1: remember Jasmine Crockett out of Texas well, since they redrew
29:14
Speaker 1: down there and since because they won that battle in court,
29:17
Speaker 1: and that map will take hold, she's now out.
29:20
Speaker 3: That's right.
29:21
Speaker 1: Crockett will not be running for reelection next year because
29:25
Speaker 1: of the redistricting. So what didn't she do this week? Well,
29:28
Speaker 1: she announced he's gonna run for Senate. That's right, Okay, whatever,
29:32
Speaker 1: She's already clearing the field of challenges too, with failed
29:35
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four Keennant Colin already dropping out upon Crockett's announcement,
29:39
Speaker 1: saying that Democrats need to be united to defeat the Republicans.
29:43
Speaker 3: Should be noted.
29:44
Speaker 1: That no Democrat has won a Texas Senate election since
29:49
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty eight. Hey, but good luck, Jasmine. Anyway, joining
29:54
Speaker 1: us now to discuss what's going down in the Hoosier
29:57
Speaker 1: State with this fight over redistricting amongst Republicans. He's Indiana's
30:02
Speaker 1: Attorney general and a friend of ours, Todd Rakeita back
30:06
Speaker 1: on the program. All right, Todd, I'll keep it simple.
30:08
Speaker 1: What the heck's going on with your Indiana state senators?
30:12
Speaker 1: And let me get the numbers right, because I had
30:13
Speaker 1: a friend of yours on the other day, mister Ireland,
30:15
Speaker 1: who's one of your state reps, and he said, you've
30:18
Speaker 1: got fifty seats in your state Senate of the fifty
30:22
Speaker 1: forty are held by Republicans, and you only need twenty six,
30:27
Speaker 1: a one seat majority vote to approve.
30:29
Speaker 3: This new map.
30:30
Speaker 1: And right now the numbers hanging somewhere around twenty twenty
30:33
Speaker 1: one that agree. So what am I missing here? Because
30:36
Speaker 1: your governor sounds confident you're going to get the twenty
30:39
Speaker 1: six votes.
30:42
Speaker 3: Hey, Dan, great to be back with you.
30:43
Speaker 12: You know, look, I'm not a state lawmaker, so I
30:48
Speaker 12: do defend them in court and their laws and their consortionality.
30:51
Speaker 12: But I can tell you this. I mean, there's a
30:53
Speaker 12: couple outliers there, and you know, I try not to
30:56
Speaker 12: judge too hard until I walked them out on their moccasins.
30:58
Speaker 12: But then again, I was in Congress for a year,
31:00
Speaker 12: so maybe I can say this.
31:02
Speaker 3: There's some there's some.
31:04
Speaker 12: People who are are very selfish. There's some people who
31:07
Speaker 12: are very scared, and there's some of that maybe a
31:10
Speaker 12: little bit of both. And I don't think this is
31:11
Speaker 12: just limited to Indiana. I think when you get to
31:14
Speaker 12: senates all across the country. State senates, I mean, they're
31:17
Speaker 12: usually the problem. And I don't know what it is
31:19
Speaker 12: that that that it's in that kool aid that makes
31:21
Speaker 12: them think this way, except you know, the legislative lawmaking
31:26
Speaker 12: map making is a team sport, and if you're not
31:29
Speaker 12: a team player, you end up standing out like this.
31:33
Speaker 12: And you know the fact of the matter is in Indiana,
31:38
Speaker 12: and I didn't think about this until recently, until President
31:40
Speaker 12: Trump made this so clear. You know, in Indiana we've
31:43
Speaker 12: been bringing a knife to a gunfight for years and
31:46
Speaker 12: years and years. And in terms of this redistricting and
31:49
Speaker 12: this political advantage, well, Democrats just want and another states
31:53
Speaker 12: just kind of use walk all over us and use
31:56
Speaker 12: that advantage to They're used the situation to their advantage.
31:59
Speaker 12: And have been to Congress, I can tell you that.
32:02
Speaker 12: You know, I've been to that mountaintop and I've seen
32:04
Speaker 12: what they do, and I've seen the issues. And now
32:06
Speaker 12: those issues that are not getting solved in Congress are
32:09
Speaker 12: moving to the states for resolution.
32:10
Speaker 3: And that's a good thing. Yeah, because then we get
32:13
Speaker 3: taxpayers can.
32:13
Speaker 12: Have more voice in the state.
32:15
Speaker 3: Yeah, you got ags.
32:16
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, we got about twenty five or
32:18
Speaker 1: twenty six ags like yourself that are doing the right thing,
32:21
Speaker 1: following the Constitution, following patriotic conservative values.
32:25
Speaker 3: In this nation.
32:25
Speaker 1: I wish we had fifty, but we don't real quick.
32:28
Speaker 1: Right next door to you, I can tell you this.
32:30
Speaker 12: Yep, good, No, I mean I can tell you this.
32:34
Speaker 12: If anyone's silly enough to sue on these maps in Indiana,
32:36
Speaker 12: assuming they passed new maps that put us on par
32:39
Speaker 12: with what the Democrats have been doing for years, we're
32:42
Speaker 12: gonna win in court. To your point, anyone's silly enough
32:45
Speaker 12: to sue, we're gonna beat.
32:47
Speaker 7: It's legally sound.
32:49
Speaker 12: You are allowed to redistrict for politics. I mean, the
32:51
Speaker 12: Supreme Court said that which you're not allowed to do
32:53
Speaker 12: is redistrict for racial reasons. And no, there's no evidence
32:57
Speaker 12: in the record, there's no evidence so far Indiana that
32:59
Speaker 12: we're doing.
32:59
Speaker 7: Any of that.
33:00
Speaker 1: No.
33:00
Speaker 12: In fact, the author of the map making bills said, hey,
33:03
Speaker 12: we're doing this for political advantage. And all of that
33:06
Speaker 12: might sound a little odd to maybe some of your viewers,
33:08
Speaker 12: it's not. It's what's done. It's why the whole redistricting
33:11
Speaker 12: process is called a political exercise, and why it shouldn't
33:16
Speaker 12: be done by an unelected commission or something like that.
33:20
Speaker 12: It should be done by your lawmaker so that you,
33:23
Speaker 12: as taxpayers and voters, can hold them accountable.
33:26
Speaker 3: Yeah.
33:27
Speaker 1: Well, and to your point, if you look at the oh,
33:30
Speaker 1: I don't know all of the New England states. You've
33:33
Speaker 1: got states over on the East coast and don't even
33:35
Speaker 1: have one Republican seat. And you can't tell me they
33:38
Speaker 1: don't have a million right of registered Republican voters. They're
33:41
Speaker 1: silenced in a bunch of those East coast states. So
33:43
Speaker 1: when I hear this gright, Republicans are breaking the law
33:46
Speaker 1: in Texas, which, by the way, put the headline up.
33:48
Speaker 3: No, guess what.
33:51
Speaker 1: Scotus has cleared the way Texas can enact their new
33:54
Speaker 1: congressional map. It was legally done, it is legal, it
33:57
Speaker 1: is in So stop that arguing lefties. And now you've
34:00
Speaker 1: got DeSantis down in Florida calling for a special legislative
34:03
Speaker 1: session so they can try and redistrict.
34:05
Speaker 3: Again. That's a red red state. You're a red red
34:09
Speaker 3: red state.
34:10
Speaker 1: If the voters are putting you guys in charge, then yes,
34:13
Speaker 1: you should have the majority of Say to me, this
34:16
Speaker 1: makes a lot of sense, Todd. I want to end
34:18
Speaker 1: on one other thing totally separate from redistricting, but this
34:23
Speaker 1: all circles together, and that's the immigration crisis we just
34:26
Speaker 1: faced under the Joe Biden regime. For four years and
34:29
Speaker 1: the millions of illegals that came in and the crimes
34:32
Speaker 1: that they're committing, and now we're trying to get them out.
34:35
Speaker 1: You and I had a discussion, and this is happening
34:37
Speaker 1: next door to you in Illinois with Pritzker signing a
34:41
Speaker 1: bill imposing new limits on immigration enforcement because he's trying
34:45
Speaker 1: to make it so cops in Illinois won't turn the
34:48
Speaker 1: bad ownbres over to ICE so they can do their job.
34:51
Speaker 1: I know you said this was happening a little bit
34:52
Speaker 1: in Indiana where some departments were scared and not giving
34:56
Speaker 1: the bad guys or holding the bad guys until Ice
34:59
Speaker 1: could get there. Is that still happening, And are you
35:01
Speaker 1: putting pressure as the AG to get the bad guys
35:04
Speaker 1: kicked out of our country.
35:07
Speaker 12: Yeah, we've got a ton of pressure put up. I
35:09
Speaker 12: invited Tom Holman, who came to Indiana recently and endorsed
35:12
Speaker 12: the Fairness Act, which I helped write for J. D.
35:15
Speaker 12: Prescott who's carrying it in the House. He's doing a
35:18
Speaker 12: great job. It has some enforcement action. But yeah, unfortunately,
35:21
Speaker 12: and largely rest with our sheriffs who are also our jailers.
35:24
Speaker 12: There's two that I'm suing now because they have sanctuary
35:27
Speaker 12: city policies in effect.
35:29
Speaker 3: And there's others that are just.
35:30
Speaker 12: Sitting on their hands and need to be part of
35:33
Speaker 12: the Trump Trump's two eighty G's two eighty seven G
35:36
Speaker 12: program and other things that it can be doing some
35:38
Speaker 12: more and they could.
35:39
Speaker 7: Be paid for this.
35:40
Speaker 12: The Big Beautiful Bill has funding for local law enforcement
35:44
Speaker 12: to help ICE clean up against the legal aliens who
35:47
Speaker 12: are taking our taxpayer funded programs.
35:51
Speaker 10: Who.
35:53
Speaker 12: Are using our schools, are using our hospital emergency rooms,
35:56
Speaker 12: and doing other things that just aren't fair for rector
36:00
Speaker 12: tax paying no cares, including the constituents of those sheriffs.
36:04
Speaker 1: Amen Todd Rakey to Indiana's attorney general, he's a heck
36:06
Speaker 1: of one. Let me tell you guys, he's out there
36:08
Speaker 1: fighting for the rule of law. Thank you, Todd, take care.
36:12
Speaker 3: Yeah, see you soon, Dan. Yep, Mary Christmas, see you guys,
36:14
Speaker 3: Merry Christmas.
36:15
Speaker 1: And speaking of immigration, the fight to rid our country
36:18
Speaker 1: of the millions of bad homebras is happening.
36:21
Speaker 3: Borders are Tom Homan, who Todd just brought up.
36:24
Speaker 1: Well, Tom recently announced the Trump Administration's making some progress
36:28
Speaker 1: when it comes to finding thousands of those missing.
36:30
Speaker 3: Kids that Jojo lost. We'll have more on that we
36:33
Speaker 3: come back.
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Speaker 3: So, longtime viewers of this show, you know a simple truth.
39:01
Speaker 1: Over the last few years, the Biden regime opened the
39:04
Speaker 1: border and flooded our nation with hostile foreign invaders. Were
39:08
Speaker 1: some good people, of course, but millions walked right across
39:12
Speaker 1: the border unvetted. The corporate media covered it up. But
39:17
Speaker 1: good patriotic Americans like you me, President Trump, we saw through.
39:21
Speaker 1: We know what they did. Well now suddenly some are realizing, oh,
39:24
Speaker 1: it was a huge mistake. The New York Times dropping
39:27
Speaker 1: a bombshell over the weekend, declaring that Joe Biden's advisors
39:31
Speaker 1: rejected desperate pleas from experts to secure the border, no kidding.
39:36
Speaker 1: According to that rag The Times, right after the twenty
39:39
Speaker 1: twenty election, scam experts were urging the incoming Biden regime
39:44
Speaker 1: to take action that actually would have stopped.
39:47
Speaker 3: The flow, and they ignored them on purpose.
39:50
Speaker 1: The resulting fallout from the wide open border chaos, millions
39:54
Speaker 1: of illegals sucking off the American tax dollar, Well, that
40:00
Speaker 1: gave Trump a huge problem to try and fix, and
40:03
Speaker 1: that's why he's back in office. Biden created the crisis,
40:07
Speaker 1: and it wasn't just bad for Americans, folks. It was
40:10
Speaker 1: bad for the good people that came in, like the
40:13
Speaker 1: hundreds of thousands of kids that came in and tens
40:15
Speaker 1: of thousands of them that now got trafficked sex and
40:18
Speaker 1: labor trafficking thanks to Jojoe Borders are. Tom Holman says,
40:23
Speaker 1: over a half a million kids got trafficked think about
40:28
Speaker 1: that into the US during Biden's years, and.
40:31
Speaker 3: Don't forget three hundred thousand kids went missing.
40:34
Speaker 1: Holman says that since President Trump took office, they've located
40:38
Speaker 1: sixty two thousand of them and returned them to their families.
40:42
Speaker 8: President Trump saved over sixty two thousand children's lives. Some
40:47
Speaker 8: of these children and sex trafficking. We found some were
40:49
Speaker 8: in forced labor, some were being mistreated. I can't even
40:54
Speaker 8: discuss some of the mistreatment we found out about President
40:57
Speaker 8: Trump again proves what he's the greatest president in my lifetime.
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Speaker 8: Over sixty two thousand children rescued by President Trump again,
41:06
Speaker 8: children that were ignored and weren't being looked for under
41:10
Speaker 8: President Biden.
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Speaker 3: Amen.
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Speaker 1: Thank you Tom joining us now to discuss all this.
41:14
Speaker 1: He's made it his life's mission to rescue traffic kids.
41:17
Speaker 1: He's the founder of the Yaco Boyns Ministries and the
41:19
Speaker 1: Share Together nonprofit group. Yacko Boyns back on the program, Yaco,
41:24
Speaker 1: how about it? I mean, it's a dent sixty two thousand.
41:27
Speaker 1: That's better than zero. And you know as well as
41:30
Speaker 1: I do, if Kamala would have won, they wouldn't have
41:32
Speaker 1: tracked down one of those three hundred thousand plus kids
41:36
Speaker 1: they lost.
41:38
Speaker 7: Dan, Thanks for having me on.
41:40
Speaker 6: Look, we're talking about estimates here, and they're low for
41:44
Speaker 6: the children that came in. I argue over a half
41:47
Speaker 6: a million children came in, over four hundred thousand were lost.
41:51
Speaker 6: And so yet, yes, every child, one life rescued is
41:55
Speaker 6: a gigantic victory because Joe did the opposite right. He
41:59
Speaker 6: didn't rescue children. They sold children. They lie to the world.
42:03
Speaker 6: He told the world to bring your children here, we
42:05
Speaker 6: can give him safe harbor. He co ersed families from Nicarago, Venezuela, Honduras,
42:13
Speaker 6: right to sell their children like commodity two traffickers and
42:17
Speaker 6: bring them into the United States.
42:19
Speaker 7: So even if just one.
42:20
Speaker 6: Child was saved under President Trump, it is a direct victory. Right, thousands,
42:27
Speaker 6: tens of thousands saved. Joe Biden facilitated the sell of children.
42:33
Speaker 6: President Trump is facilitating the rescue of children.
42:36
Speaker 3: Amen. Amen, what a difference a president makes? Right?
42:40
Speaker 1: And this was all common sense, Yako. We were talking
42:42
Speaker 1: about this, you and I till we.
42:44
Speaker 3: Were blue in the face.
42:45
Speaker 1: The last four years under the Biden regime. We were
42:47
Speaker 1: showing the videos I remember you coming on. We showed
42:50
Speaker 1: the American people the rape trees. We showed them the
42:54
Speaker 1: stats of how many of them went to these houses
42:57
Speaker 1: and then poof were gone, or how they were being
42:59
Speaker 1: mistreated and abuse in these so called foster care homes
43:03
Speaker 1: where they were being assaulted or trafficked into labor.
43:06
Speaker 3: And yet people just look the other way. I couldn't
43:09
Speaker 3: believe it.
43:09
Speaker 1: I wanted to ask you something about a connection with Venezuela,
43:15
Speaker 1: because right now it's all about the drugs, but there's
43:17
Speaker 1: trafficking going on on that island, correct.
43:22
Speaker 7: Vast amounts of trafficking.
43:23
Speaker 6: There's not a single drug cartel, not one that's investigated
43:28
Speaker 6: by the US agencies that does not traffic children. They
43:31
Speaker 6: all traffic children because they figured out the same pipelines,
43:36
Speaker 6: the same networks mainframes that they established for drugs.
43:40
Speaker 7: Is really good for trafficking children.
43:42
Speaker 6: And you sell a pound of cocaine one time, Dan,
43:46
Speaker 6: they sell a child eight to twelve times a day.
43:50
Speaker 1: Ugh, And I said island. Obviously, I mean the mainland
43:53
Speaker 1: of Venezuela. But I had heard is why I said island.
43:56
Speaker 1: There are small little islands off the coast of Venezuela
43:59
Speaker 1: and other Ribbean nations and islands where I've heard reports
44:04
Speaker 1: that not just the drug cartells, but actual other terror
44:07
Speaker 1: organizations like hamas hesile to have training grounds and they're
44:11
Speaker 1: trafficking the kids, bringing them in to create soldiers terrorists
44:15
Speaker 1: out of them. Am I getting good information on that or.
44:18
Speaker 3: No, you are.
44:19
Speaker 6: I knew what you were talking about Venezuela as a
44:21
Speaker 6: country and the surrounding islands. But absolutely the criminal faction
44:24
Speaker 6: has moved into South America and they are look enslaving
44:29
Speaker 6: children and trapping children, trafficking children, or doing what they
44:32
Speaker 6: do in Africa, turning children into child soldiers.
44:35
Speaker 3: Thank you.
44:35
Speaker 7: This is the Islamic behavior. This is the Muslim.
44:40
Speaker 6: Brotherhood way of creating soldiers twelve year old. When AK
44:44
Speaker 6: forty seven radicalized, sexually abused, it comes upon in the
44:49
Speaker 6: hand of evil.
44:50
Speaker 7: Yep.
44:51
Speaker 1: And where's the outrage from Democrats, from the radical left,
44:54
Speaker 1: from people out there in the media sympathizing, going, Oh,
44:58
Speaker 1: Trump's killing innocent fishermen, He's killing drug dealers, drug runners,
45:03
Speaker 1: and that drug money can turn and help them aid
45:06
Speaker 1: in the trafficking too. So if you don't care about
45:08
Speaker 1: the drug dealers he's killing, and you want to add
45:10
Speaker 1: simpathy there, do you care about the kids? That's what
45:13
Speaker 1: upsets me, Yako. I'll give you the final word here
45:15
Speaker 1: and all this, yeah.
45:17
Speaker 6: You said it so well, Look that human element has
45:21
Speaker 6: to come back into America.
45:22
Speaker 7: That when it looks like a duck, it's probably a duck.
45:25
Speaker 6: And we warned and said, look, they traffic children into
45:27
Speaker 6: this country. They sell them in this country. Now we're
45:30
Speaker 6: looking what's happening in Venezuela, and those criminal elements are.
45:34
Speaker 7: Are refined to come to our borders.
45:36
Speaker 3: That's right, they want.
45:38
Speaker 7: To come into the United States. We must keep it.
45:40
Speaker 3: Out, amen.
45:41
Speaker 1: And Yako has been fighting that ever since what happened
45:44
Speaker 1: to his sister, which has driven him for his life's mission.
45:46
Speaker 1: I will end where I started, help him with his
45:49
Speaker 1: ministry and his share Together nonprofit because Yako is out
45:53
Speaker 1: there literally saving little ones.
45:55
Speaker 3: Yacko. God bless you man for everything you do. If
45:56
Speaker 3: I don't see you, Merry Christmas.
45:58
Speaker 7: Reddy Christmas, God bless thank you.
46:00
Speaker 3: Take care stick around up next.
46:02
Speaker 1: President Trump and AJHS Secretary Bobby Kennedy are now ordering
46:05
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46:10
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46:12
Speaker 3: More on that when we return.
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48:39
Speaker 1: So did you know President Trump signed a presidential mirandum
48:43
Speaker 1: ordering RFK Junior and the Department of Health and Human
48:45
Speaker 1: Services to fast track a full review of all of
48:50
Speaker 1: the US childhood vaccine schedule. Thank you, mister President, Thank you, Bobby.
48:56
Speaker 1: The goal is to align US policy with what peer
48:59
Speaker 1: development countryes do, Fewer mandatory vaccines and more common sense medicine.
49:05
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, think about it, folks.
49:07
Speaker 1: We've talked about the autism rates right, going from virtually
49:10
Speaker 1: none thirty forty years ago to like, what is it
49:13
Speaker 1: one in thirty kids or one in three?
49:15
Speaker 3: I don't know.
49:15
Speaker 1: That's my professional coming up next, but it's alarming. It
49:18
Speaker 1: is crazy. It's disgusting because if you're my age or
49:22
Speaker 1: older and you're watching this program, you know what vaccines
49:25
Speaker 1: we had back in the seventies, it was like two
49:28
Speaker 1: or three, not twenty or thirty like today. Now this
49:32
Speaker 1: move comes as newly reconstituted advisory panel under OURFK JUNI,
49:36
Speaker 1: you're rescinded the universal newborn recommendations for the bi vaccine,
49:42
Speaker 1: a policy that's been in place for a few decades now.
49:45
Speaker 1: Trump praised the decision as a win for parental choice
49:49
Speaker 1: and scientific reevaluation. Yeah, you know, science is always evolving.
49:55
Speaker 1: There could be new tests that come out and go, hey, actually,
49:58
Speaker 1: this is bad for kids.
50:00
Speaker 3: Duh.
50:01
Speaker 1: Trump declared the existing vaccine schedule quote ridiculous, claiming it
50:05
Speaker 1: included far too many shots, more shots than other developed nations,
50:10
Speaker 1: and arguing many healthy babies are being over vaxed. He
50:14
Speaker 1: emphasized that he trusts RFK and he expects a quote
50:18
Speaker 1: science plus common sense overhaul of the vaccines. Again, as
50:24
Speaker 1: a parent, God bless you. I fought tooth and nail
50:28
Speaker 1: to keep those jabs out of my kid's arm to
50:29
Speaker 1: the last eighteen years.
50:31
Speaker 3: Now.
50:31
Speaker 1: All of this comes on the heels of an internal
50:33
Speaker 1: FDA communication that showed agency scientists were reviewing reports of
50:39
Speaker 1: child deaths following vaccinations during the pandemic.
50:44
Speaker 3: You know, COVID. Millions of Americans were.
50:47
Speaker 1: Pushed, pressured, or outright forced to take that brand new
50:51
Speaker 1: COVID nineteen vax that had something in it we'd never
50:54
Speaker 1: heard of. mRNA, Remember that I want to stay in
50:57
Speaker 1: the military, want to keep your job, want to keep
50:59
Speaker 1: your kids in school, working for a government agency, legacy media,
51:03
Speaker 1: working for big pharma that will roll that sleeve up.
51:06
Speaker 3: Don't worry.
51:07
Speaker 1: They're safe, they're effective. You can't get it, you won't
51:10
Speaker 1: transfer it.
51:12
Speaker 3: All lies.
51:13
Speaker 1: And remember what they said if you didn't take it.
51:16
Speaker 1: I can tell you because from this program. I sat
51:19
Speaker 1: here for several years and said, don't take it.
51:22
Speaker 3: I didn't.
51:23
Speaker 1: I was called a murderer. We got mocked, we got censored.
51:26
Speaker 1: They tried to silence us.
51:29
Speaker 3: Well, check this out.
51:31
Speaker 1: Doctor Venet Presad, chief medical officer at the FDA and
51:34
Speaker 1: director at the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research, noted
51:38
Speaker 1: in an email to staff that FDA Office of Biostatistics
51:43
Speaker 1: CE career staff have quote have found that at least
51:45
Speaker 1: ten children died after and because of receiving a COVID
51:51
Speaker 1: nineteen vaccination. According to the internal memo, FDA staff reviewed
51:55
Speaker 1: ninety six child death reports from twenty twenty one to
51:58
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four concluded no fewer than ten of those
52:03
Speaker 1: deaths were related to getting the COVID vacs. The memo
52:07
Speaker 1: reported references cases of possible what myocarditis, which we told
52:12
Speaker 1: you was happening in teens and twenty something year old
52:15
Speaker 1: This was the mechanism for these ten deaths of these
52:18
Speaker 1: smaller children. Doctor Pisad wrote that this represents a fundamental shift.
52:24
Speaker 1: For the first time, the USFDA will acknowledge that COVID
52:28
Speaker 1: nineteen vaccines did kill several American children.
52:33
Speaker 3: Again, only ten. Is that your kid?
52:37
Speaker 1: I bet those ten families are going. I wish my
52:39
Speaker 1: little one was still here. Maybe if the Biden regime
52:42
Speaker 1: didn't say take it or else, they'd have their little ones.
52:45
Speaker 1: Maybe a bunch of those teenage and twenty something year
52:47
Speaker 1: olds that died a milecarditis would still be here too.
52:51
Speaker 1: Maybe a bunch of women that had their female parts
52:55
Speaker 1: messed with because of mRNA would be able to have
52:57
Speaker 1: children too. But you got lied to for four years
53:01
Speaker 1: under the Biden regime about this COVID vax, and you're
53:05
Speaker 1: still being lied to by health professionals around this country
53:08
Speaker 1: about all the other vaccines you're supposed to make your
53:11
Speaker 1: kids take from when they're little until they graduate. In
53:15
Speaker 1: my book, it's a bunch of bs here now with
53:18
Speaker 1: reaction to all this. He's the chief scientific officer at
53:22
Speaker 1: the Children's Health Defense and author of the book Vax Unvax,
53:27
Speaker 1: Let the Science Speak. I like that title, Doctor Brian
53:32
Speaker 1: Hooker on the program for the first time.
53:35
Speaker 3: Doc, nice to meet you.
53:36
Speaker 1: We have had Marry on from Children's Health Defense and
53:39
Speaker 1: of course Bobby before he took the big spot with
53:42
Speaker 1: the Trump administration. So it's nice to have a doc
53:45
Speaker 1: on from the same group that does so much to
53:47
Speaker 1: keep our kids healthy.
53:50
Speaker 3: Let's first go.
53:50
Speaker 1: After this in depth investigation that Trump and Bobby now
53:55
Speaker 1: want into the vaccine schedule. Right, We're gonna take some
53:58
Speaker 1: common sense, doc, some science, and maybe look at all
54:02
Speaker 1: these vaccines and maybe we can go back a couple
54:05
Speaker 1: decades to when we weren't putting twenty or thirty shots
54:08
Speaker 1: in little kid's arms.
54:09
Speaker 3: Can we do that?
54:10
Speaker 7: Maybe?
54:11
Speaker 13: Absolutely?
54:13
Speaker 7: You know, this is so refreshing.
54:15
Speaker 13: The vaccination schedule now includes about seventy eight different shots
54:20
Speaker 13: through a child's eighteenth birthday and twenty eight shots in
54:26
Speaker 13: their first year of life. These shots have never been
54:30
Speaker 13: tested together, you know, and in a single well child visit.
54:35
Speaker 13: At two months, four months, and six months, kids can
54:37
Speaker 13: get upwards to seven or eight needle sticks from multi
54:42
Speaker 13: valent vaccines, things like the detap vaccine or the polio
54:45
Speaker 13: vaccine or the rotavirus vaccine, and they're all given all
54:50
Speaker 13: at the same time. Yet they've never been tested together.
54:53
Speaker 13: They've never been tested in that particular context. Neither have
54:59
Speaker 13: they ever been tested with a true saline placebo. So,
55:03
Speaker 13: you know, having this top down review of all the
55:07
Speaker 13: vaccines on the schedule, it's high time. It should have
55:09
Speaker 13: happened a long time ago. We'll take it when we
55:13
Speaker 13: can get it, and I couldn't be more encouraged that
55:16
Speaker 13: they're going to do that.
55:17
Speaker 1: Okay, let me do numbers again, because I don't know,
55:22
Speaker 1: maybe maybe my brain's clogged today or I'm just stupid.
55:26
Speaker 1: Did you say twenty eight shots in their first year
55:32
Speaker 1: and then you said seventy eight by the time they're eighteen.
55:37
Speaker 3: That's what their record, That's what they were.
55:39
Speaker 1: Let me say were because now Trump and Bobby in charge,
55:41
Speaker 1: that's what they were recommending.
55:44
Speaker 13: That is absolutely correct, seventy eight and depending on how
55:48
Speaker 13: the COVID shot was going to play out, it could
55:52
Speaker 13: have been as many as ninety because they were recommending
55:55
Speaker 13: COVID boosters for children every year under the Biden.
55:59
Speaker 3: And Okay, that's sick. That is sick and wrong.
56:02
Speaker 1: That's just taking the money from dirty big pharma and
56:05
Speaker 1: not worrying about kids' health. Doc, correct me if I'm wrong,
56:10
Speaker 1: because I want to get the numbers right. And I
56:12
Speaker 1: remember President Trump was so shocked, and Bobby always brings
56:15
Speaker 1: this up. So back when I was born in the
56:17
Speaker 1: seventies versus today, what is the autism rate now? Because
56:20
Speaker 1: I remember it was like one in thirty thousand, and
56:23
Speaker 1: now it's like one in thirty or one in it's
56:25
Speaker 1: crazy number. What is the difference in the last forty
56:27
Speaker 1: fifty years.
56:29
Speaker 13: Well, in you know, in the nineteen seventies, the autism
56:33
Speaker 13: rate was about two for every ten thousand children. Okay,
56:37
Speaker 13: now it is one in thirty one. And that is
56:40
Speaker 13: all information. That's old information. People don't know that.
56:43
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I got to hammer it. Doctor got to
56:45
Speaker 1: understand this. I don't think they're getting it. I mean
56:47
Speaker 1: I told the doc right before he came on that
56:49
Speaker 1: with my daughter eighteen years ago, I literally almost got
56:52
Speaker 1: in a fight in the hospital. I was like, what
56:54
Speaker 1: did I get in seventy four when I was born? Well,
56:56
Speaker 1: you got this, this and this good.
56:57
Speaker 3: That's it.
56:58
Speaker 1: Give me my kid, and they were like no, no, no, oh,
57:00
Speaker 1: you got to get more. I'm like, no, I don't
57:01
Speaker 1: give me my kid, give me the shot record goodbye.
57:04
Speaker 1: And then every time they wanted to give her more, no,
57:06
Speaker 1: I fought it tooth and nail.
57:09
Speaker 3: Let's go to the COVID vacs quickly.
57:11
Speaker 1: That's so great news that they're going to do this
57:13
Speaker 1: study and hopefully they're going to unrecommend all these shots.
57:17
Speaker 3: I'm sure Bobby will talk to me about Mr and A.
57:20
Speaker 1: I've been preaching this from the rooftop since doctor Robert
57:23
Speaker 1: Malone came on this program four or five years ago.
57:25
Speaker 3: And said, don't get the shot. It's bad. We knew
57:29
Speaker 3: it killed people. I'm looking at something here.
57:32
Speaker 1: There was a some testimony on the Hill today in
57:34
Speaker 1: front of senators, and we're learning now that the veyr's
57:37
Speaker 1: reporting system shows at least thirty eight thousand, four hundred
57:42
Speaker 1: and seventy two reported deaths connected to the COVID vacs.
57:47
Speaker 3: Ninety two hundred.
57:48
Speaker 1: Of those deaths occurred either on the day of the
57:52
Speaker 1: vaccination or one to two days after. And now we
57:56
Speaker 1: know out of those thirty eight thousand, ten of them
57:58
Speaker 1: were kids. I remember the Biden regime telling us nobody
58:02
Speaker 1: was dying, No kids ever died. You're not going to
58:04
Speaker 1: die from getting the shot.
58:06
Speaker 3: Liars.
58:07
Speaker 13: It's right here, absolutely absolutely liars. And the thing about that, Dan,
58:13
Speaker 13: is that the their system is a passive reporting system,
58:18
Speaker 13: and it really only captures somewhere between one in five
58:21
Speaker 13: percent of all the vaccine injuries and vaccine deaths that
58:25
Speaker 13: are associated with the COVID shot. Most practitioners will hide
58:30
Speaker 13: a vaccine adverse event, will not report real vaccine adverse event.
58:35
Speaker 13: And so I would dare say that if you look
58:38
Speaker 13: at the number of people who have died due to
58:41
Speaker 13: the COVID vaccine in the United States, it's probably much higher.
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Speaker 13: It's probably more like a half a million or more
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Speaker 13: people that have succumbed to death because of some type
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Speaker 13: of circumstance or consequence that is associated directly with mrn.
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Speaker 1: AV that right, like the turbo cancers we keep hearing about, right,
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Speaker 1: people that didn't have any cancer, maybe a little bit,
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Speaker 1: they got two three vaxes and all of a sudden
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Speaker 1: super cancer. They're in stage four colon cancer and dead
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Speaker 1: the next week. Yeah, scary scary stuff. Doctor Brian Hooker
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Speaker 1: with Children's health defense. The book is called vax unvax.
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Speaker 1: Let the science speak. Parents, do your research, use common sense.
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Speaker 1: Think about thirty, forty fifty years ago. You're looking at
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Speaker 1: some healthy guys right here in their fifties. I'm in
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Speaker 1: my fifties, Doc.
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Speaker 3: Fifties, sixties.
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Speaker 1: Okay, we're healthy as a horse, and we didn't take
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Speaker 1: all those vaxes. So explain that one to me, Doc.
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Speaker 1: Thank you so much, God bless thank you. Yep, and folks,
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Speaker 1: that's going to do it for another Real America here
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Speaker 3: Give me the info, Chris, if you would you.
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Speaker 1: all know what to do. Be proud Americans out there,
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Speaker 1: be brave, and God bless you all.
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Speaker 3: Good night, the