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Foreign and domestic · David Pollack Primetime

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Speaker 1: For years, we've heard a familiar Democrat talking point, usually
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Speaker 1: associated with their efforts to weaponize this government and engage
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Speaker 1: in lawfare. The phrase, you know it, we can all
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Speaker 1: say it together, no one is above the law. And
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Speaker 1: nothing irritates the left more than that phrase coming around
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Speaker 1: to bite them in their own dishonest butts. BEFORE DAWN MONDAY,
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Speaker 1: FEDERAL AGENTS WERE AT THE WASHINGTON HOME OF A SITTING
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Speaker 1: MEMBER OF CONGRESS. NO CNN CAMERAS WERE TIPPED OFF, BY
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Speaker 1: THE WAY, AHEAD OF TIME. ONE NEIGHBOR WAS WOKEN AROUND
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Speaker 1: 430 BY BANGING ON THE DOORS WHEN THE AGENTS LEFT
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Speaker 1: ELON OMAR'S HOUSE. THEY WERE CARRYING BOXES MARKED Homeland Security
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Speaker 1: investigations executed what the Justice Department calls a judicially authorized
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Speaker 1: search warrant, part of an ongoing federal criminal investigation. Omar
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Speaker 1: has not been charged yet. A judge signed that warrant.
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Speaker 1: Devlin Barrett, who covers the Justice Department for The New
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Speaker 1: York Times, says prosecutors applied more than a week before
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Speaker 1: the surge. The magistrate made them work for it, pressing
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Speaker 1: them on their legal arguments, including the constitutional protections for
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Speaker 1: members of Congress. Then the judge found probable cause. They
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Speaker 1: overcame a substantial burden to get that warrant. CBS reports
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Speaker 1: Attorney General Todd Blanche knew about the search and the
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Speaker 1: Justice Department consulted its public integrity section first. Borders are
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Speaker 1: Tom Holman says we know this investigation was ongoing for
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Speaker 1: a while. And according to The Times, the warrant lists
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Speaker 1: possible false statements, fraud in immigration paperwork and conspiracy. INVESTIGATORS
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Speaker 1: WANT TO KNOW WHETHER OMAR'S CITIZENSHIP CAME THROUGH A FATHER
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Speaker 1: WHO MAY NOT HAVE BEEN ELIGIBLE TO BECOME A CITIZEN HIMSELF.
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Speaker 1: THOSE PAPERS GO BACK TO HER CHILDHOOD, AND THE SOURCES
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Speaker 1: TELL CBS HER LATE FATHER FILLED THEM OUT. SHE BECAME
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Speaker 1: A CITIZEN IN 2000. LAST MONTH, HOMELAND SECURITY SECRETARY MARK
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Speaker 1: WAYNE MULLEN MADE A SEPARATE ACCUSATION. REMEMBER THIS?
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Speaker 2: WE KNOW THAT SHE MARRIED HER BROTHER TO TRY TO
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Speaker 2: BRING HIM INTO THE UNITED STATES.
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Speaker 3: WE KNOW HE LIVES NOW IN LONDON.
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Speaker 2: We feel that this may, you know, there's even may
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Speaker 2: more be, there may be more to this, the whole
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Speaker 2: family migration and possibly some illegal activity for them to
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Speaker 2: come to the United States to begin with.
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Speaker 1: Now Omar, of course, calls it a lie. No report
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Speaker 1: ties that to this warrant. And it might be interesting
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Speaker 1: for the Democrats pointing a finger at Trump to remember
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Speaker 1: that federal investigators were looking at Ilhan Omar before President
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Speaker 1: Trump was in the White House. How inconvenient for their
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Speaker 1: narrative setting. The Times reported that in June of 2024,
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden's Justice Department opened an investigation into her personal finances,
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Speaker 1: her campaign spending, and her contacts with a foreign national. Now,
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Speaker 1: the Times reports that investigators in this case wanted to
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Speaker 1: look at her finances and campaign money, too. No grand
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Speaker 1: jury action has been reported yet. That would be the
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Speaker 1: next step here. Congress has been circling this for months.
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Speaker 1: In January, at a House oversight hearing on Minnesota's fraud scandal,
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Speaker 1: Nancy Mace moved to subpoena Omar's immigration records. The committee
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Speaker 1: tabled it, feeding our future alone. 79 people charged and
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Speaker 1: about $ 250 million gone. Prosecutors haven't tied Omar to that
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Speaker 1: money yet. In September, Oversight Chairman James Comer said the
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Speaker 1: Justice Department is investigating the entire Omar family. The president
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Speaker 1: says it's really up to the DOJ. This morning, the
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Speaker 1: vice president said he didn't know the search was even coming.
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Speaker 3: Look.
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Speaker 2: We try to run our Department of Justice in a
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Speaker 2: fair and honest way.
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Speaker 1: We try to let the law follow the facts rather
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Speaker 1: than creating facts just to prosecute people we don't like.
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Speaker 2: And because of that, I think the president and I
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Speaker 2: largely try to stay out of.
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Speaker 1: Department of Justice investigations and other prosecutions.
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Speaker 2: Now, I do know that there are some serious allegations
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Speaker 2: against Ilhan Omar.
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Speaker 1: We're going to look into those. And again, if there's
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Speaker 1: a real case there, we're going to follow the facts.
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Speaker 1: If there's not a real case there, then we won't.
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Speaker 1: By lunchtime, Democrats already had their verdict, though. Hakeem Jeffries
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Speaker 1: and House Democratic leadership says corrupt weaponization. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said
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Speaker 1: it's an unprecedented abuse of power. Rashida Tlaib, exactly what
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Speaker 1: a fascist police state does. Tim Walz says the president
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Speaker 1: is abusing his power. Weeks before an election, Jamie Raskin
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Speaker 1: says DOJ violated its own policy. And Omar herself said,
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Speaker 1: make no mistake, this is an attempt to target political
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Speaker 1: enemies and weaponize federal law enforcement. I will not be silenced.
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Speaker 1: I know, I know. As I read these statements, you
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Speaker 1: and I together are rolling our eyes and saying, uh,
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Speaker 1: what about Trump? And you're exactly right. 92 days before
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Speaker 1: the 2022 midterms, the FBI searched Mar-a-Lago, the home of
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Speaker 1: a former president of the United States. The next day,
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Speaker 1: agents took the phone of a sitting Republican congressman, Scott Perry.
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Speaker 1: They'd already searched Rudy Giuliani's apartment and Jeffrey Clark's home
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Speaker 1: and taken John Eastman's phone. A month later, they took
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Speaker 1: Mike Lindell's phone at a Hardee's drive-thru. Then four indictments
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Speaker 1: of Donald Trump in a single year while he ran
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Speaker 1: for president. AND A CONVICTION IN MANHATTAN ON MADE-UP CHARGES.
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Speaker 1: PETER NAVARRO AND STEVE BANNON WENT TO PRISON. THE FBI
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Speaker 1: PULLED THE PHONE RECORDINGS OF EIGHT SITTING REPUBLICAN SENATORS. AND
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Speaker 1: 34 DAYS BEFORE THE 2024 ELECTION, A JUDGE UNSEALED JACK
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Speaker 1: SMITH'S 165-PAGE FILING AGAINST TRUMP. WHEN DONALD TRUMP WAS INDICTED
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Speaker 1: IN 23, ELON OMAR PUT OUT A STATEMENT SAYING, OUR
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Speaker 1: DEMOCRACY HER WORDS, WELL, NOW THE WARRANT HAS HER NAME
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Speaker 1: ON IT. LET'S SEE IF THAT STANDARD APPLIES TO EVERYONE
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Speaker 1: OR JUST PRESIDENT TRUMP. AND LOOK, MAYBE YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE
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Speaker 1: INVENTED THIS GAME IF YOU DIDN'T WANT TO PLAY BY
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Speaker 1: ITS RULES. JOINING ME NOW, ATTORNEY AND POLITICAL STRATEGIST, MEHEC KUK. MEHEC,
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Speaker 1: WELCOME BACK TO DAVID POLLACK PRIME TIME. WHAT DO YOU
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Speaker 1: MAKE OF THE SEARCH YESTERDAY OF ELON OMAR? IS SHE
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Speaker 1: GETTING DEPORTED?
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Speaker 4: But about time. Look, I think every American has the
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Speaker 4: same question I do. How is Ilhan Omar worth.
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Speaker 5: $ 30 million when your congressional salary is around $ 174, 000 a year?
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Speaker 5: So we're all sitting back and wondering, none of this
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Speaker 5: really adds up. And before I go any further, you.
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Speaker 4: Stated this, I'm going to state it again. You had
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Speaker 4: a federal judge actually have probable cause to sign a
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Speaker 4: search warrant by Homeland Security, which meant that investigators had
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Speaker 4: to present a sworn statement, explain a suspected crime, and
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Speaker 4: only then did a judge actually state that you could
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Speaker 4: go in and search Ilhan's home. So for Democrats to
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Speaker 4: make this about weaponization just continues to show you they're
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Speaker 4: willing to guard their own rather than get to the
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Speaker 4: bottom of what Ilhan Omar did. And as you stated,
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Speaker 4: it could be immigration crimes, the fact that her father
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Speaker 4: came in and allegedly actually stated her age to be younger.
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Speaker 4: So he probably stated she was 17 and not 18
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Speaker 4: for her to get naturalized in US citizenship.
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Speaker 1: Guess what, guys?
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Speaker 4: That is a crime. In addition to if she married
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Speaker 4: her brother. I practiced immigration law. Let me tell you
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Speaker 4: how many people would come to my desk and say,
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Speaker 4: we are married. And when I asked for proof and
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Speaker 4: photos and how they met, they stumbled because it was
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Speaker 4: all a scam. So there's a lot of things we
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Speaker 4: have to investigate here. But the bottom line is, A court,
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Speaker 4: a judge found reasonable, probable cause that there is a
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Speaker 4: crime here. So we're going to have to see what
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Speaker 4: they found in her home.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and there is a lot of speculation. We don't
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Speaker 1: know what they found. We don't know if there's going
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Speaker 1: to be a grand jury. I suspect a grand jury
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Speaker 1: indictment would have to come next with this evidence. They're
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Speaker 1: going to analyze it. But it doesn't matter, right? Because
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Speaker 1: now the narrative has already spun up. On the left,
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Speaker 1: they're calling it weaponization. And on the right, clearly, we've
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Speaker 1: heard everybody say, and just as you mentioned, there's probable cause.
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Speaker 1: A judge took a week to sign off on this,
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Speaker 1: considered a lot of evidence. And now going into the midterms,
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Speaker 1: the timing of this is so interesting because we're a
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Speaker 1: couple of weeks away. Now, people have demanded accountability. What
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Speaker 1: do you make of the timing of this raid? Do
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Speaker 1: you think it's just the way justice moves and there
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Speaker 1: really is no sort of no consideration to when the
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Speaker 1: midterm elections are? Do you think this is sending a
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Speaker 1: message that Trump is not playing around and he's trying
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Speaker 1: to give voters some of the accountability they've been looking for?
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Speaker 4: Look, I can tell you firsthand, we do not dictate
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Speaker 4: a court schedule. We don't dictate the amount of evidence
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Speaker 4: and the speed at which the DOJ or Homeland Security
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Speaker 4: is able to work. All that Homeland Security did was
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Speaker 4: start investigating. And once that information was strong enough, they
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Speaker 4: presented it to a judge. The fact that it's several
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Speaker 4: weeks before a midterm has no bearing because we have
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Speaker 4: had a lot of questions about Ilhan Omar's immigration status.
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Speaker 4: Not to mention, David, I mean, we've got to start
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Speaker 4: talking about feeding our families. The program that she had
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Speaker 4: started in Minnesota, she authored this. And now you're talking
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Speaker 4: about $ 300 million of fraud. They didn't feed children. They
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Speaker 4: didn't feed families. This was all obtained fraudulently. And she
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Speaker 4: may have a connection there. And people want to know
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Speaker 4: where their tax dollars are going. So I think there's
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Speaker 4: a larger accountability play here. And that's exactly what the
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Speaker 4: Trump administration is doing. It has nothing to do with
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Speaker 4: Mitt I think it has everything to do with what
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Speaker 4: we elected President Trump to do, which was deliver justice
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Speaker 4: and accountability, regardless of our politics.
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Speaker 1: That's right. And justice comes when it comes, exactly like
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Speaker 1: you mentioned. When the judge signs a warrant, that's when
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Speaker 1: you search. I think it's just at the peak of
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Speaker 1: hypocrisy when the left, who arguably weaponized so many aspects
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Speaker 1: of state and federal government against President Trump, against his associates,
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Speaker 1: against Americans, are somehow looking at this in their giant
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Speaker 1: glass house, throwing about as many stones as they can carry,
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Speaker 1: and suggesting this is weaponization when clearly there's evidence and
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Speaker 1: probable cause. Mehek, thank you so much for being here,
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Speaker 1: as always. Great takes.
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Speaker 6: Thank you.
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Speaker 1: Talk to you soon. Still ahead, Abdul Mohamed El-Saeed told
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Speaker 1: NBC his family has no ties to the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Speaker 1: His own sister wrote, my family has long been MB.
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Speaker 1: Could he perhaps be lying? Hmm. Plus, the Nobel Peace
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Speaker 1: Prize went to a former international criminal court judge who
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Speaker 1: accused Israel of genocide instead of President Trump, who actually
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Speaker 1: ended the war. And Metallica's James Hetfield has a message
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Speaker 1: When a new U.S. senator is sworn in, they pledge
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Speaker 1: to support and defend the Constitution of the United States
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Speaker 1: against all enemies, foreign and domestic. Tonight... Many are asking
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Speaker 1: whether the man President Trump refers to as Mohammed al-Saeed
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Speaker 1: has the capacity to honor that pledge, considering his family's
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Speaker 1: ties to the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood, a designated terror group
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Speaker 1: that advocates for governance based on Sharia. Although al-Saeed denies
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Speaker 1: that his family has any ties to the Muslim Brotherhood,
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Speaker 1: The Washington Free Beacon published old posts from his own sister. 2012,
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Speaker 1: my family has long been MB, assuming she means Muslim Brotherhood. 2013,
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Speaker 1: I have had family jailed for being a part of
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Speaker 1: it and, quote, praying for all my family that supports
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Speaker 1: the hashtag MB in Egypt. Lie low, stay safe, she says.
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Speaker 1: HIS CAMPAIGN CALLS THE STORY BAD FAITH ATTACKS ON ABDUL'S
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Speaker 1: FAITH AND FAMILY. HIS REPUBLICAN OPPONENT MIKE ROGERS CALLS THE
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Speaker 1: DENIAL AN But wait, there's more. From 1999 to 2004,
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Speaker 1: al-Said's mother worked for the Islamic American Relief Agency. It
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Speaker 1: closed in 2004 after the Treasury Department designated it a
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Speaker 1: global terrorist organization. According to the Justice Department, its international
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Speaker 1: offices provided financial support for Osama bin Laden, al-Qaeda, and
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Speaker 1: the Taliban. It was more than just his family. Listen
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Speaker 1: to the man in his own words. An audio that
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Speaker 1: surfaced last month, Al-Said, said, quote, 9-11 scarred our country
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Speaker 1: in profound ways, but what we did after 9-11 scarred
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Speaker 1: millions of other people. He says, I use the word
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Speaker 1: genocide because that's what our country, meaning the United States...
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Speaker 1: UNDERWROTE IN GAZA, AND HE SAYS EVERY DEFINITION OF A
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Speaker 1: JEWISH STATE ENDS UP IN SOME ARTICULATION OF ILLIBERAL VALUES.
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Speaker 1: AT LAST WEEK'S DEBATE, HE SAYS, QUOTE, I DON'T WANT
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Speaker 1: TO BE PUSHED INTO WAR BY ISRAEL ON ICE. HE
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Speaker 1: SAYS ICE HAS TO BE ABOLISHED. IN HIS WORLD, AMERICA
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Speaker 1: WILL ALWAYS BE THE VILLAIN. SIX EVENTS WITH THE DEMOCRATIC
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Speaker 1: SOCIALIST OF AMERICA, BY THE WAY, ORGANIZERS CALLED HIM A
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Speaker 1: LONGTIME FRIEND OF DETROIT D.S.A., Thursday night in Grand Rapids,
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Speaker 1: Mike Rogers took it straight to him.
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Speaker 8: Look.
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Speaker 6: You can't condemn the Muslim Brotherhood. He says his home
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Speaker 6: is Egypt.
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Speaker 3: This is all started by home.
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Speaker 6: Yesterday was October 7th.
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Speaker 1: This is why you should get absolutely angry.
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Speaker 6: He could not bring himself to even acknowledge the pain,
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Speaker 6: the terrorism, the rape, the murders, cutting off of women's breasts,
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Speaker 6: putting children in ovens. and killing them in front of
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Speaker 6: their families.
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Speaker 1: Could not even muster. So I've condemned that. And he
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Speaker 1: could not even muster. I've condemned that, but I didn't
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Speaker 1: turn it into political theater like you just did. He
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Speaker 1: did not. Now, let's remember that he also claimed citizenship
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Speaker 1: in another country. In 2016, when he was Detroit's health director,
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Speaker 1: El Saeed told a conference this.
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Speaker 3: I carry people's citizenship, right? And I grew up spending
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Speaker 3: most of my summers in another country.
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Speaker 1: THIS CAMPAIGN NOW SAYS HE'S NOT A DUAL CITIZEN BY
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Speaker 1: ANY VERIFIABLE METRIC AND NEVER HAS BEEN. THEY SAY IT'S
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Speaker 1: AN ERROR. THEY SAY BASED ON WHAT FAMILY TOLD HIM,
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Speaker 1: IT WAS SECOND HAND. TRUTH HAS AN INCONVENIENT WAY OF
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Speaker 1: MAKING ITSELF APPEAR BECAUSE TWO YEARS BEFORE THAT SPEECH, EGYPTIAN
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Speaker 1: CITIZENSHIP WAS LISTED ON HIS RESUME. He's ahead in the polls.
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Speaker 1: If you believe the polls, El-Said leads the 270-town polling
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Speaker 1: average by four points. The latest poll from Mitchell Research
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Speaker 1: has him up five. Ilhan Omar swore an oath to
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Speaker 1: support and defend the Constitution when in November an Abdul
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Speaker 1: El-Said will make the same pledge down to the promise
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Speaker 1: to bear true faith and allegiance to it. And if
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Speaker 1: you live in Michigan, you have 21 days to decide
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Speaker 1: whether you believe any of them. Joining me now, Government
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Speaker 1: Accountability Institute Vice President and author of Fraud. I WANT
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Speaker 1: TO TALK TO YOU ABOUT THIS. I WANT TO TALK
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Speaker 1: TO YOU ABOUT THIS. I WANT TO TALK TO YOU
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Speaker 1: ABOUT THIS. I WANT TO TALK TO YOU ABOUT THIS.
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Speaker 1: I WANT TO TALK TO YOU ABOUT THIS. I WANT
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Speaker 1: TO TALK TO YOU ABOUT.
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Speaker 9: Yet there's nothing to see here. And anybody that suggests
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Speaker 9: otherwise is clearly a racist, David. At least that's what
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Speaker 9: the Abdul El-Sayed campaign would have you believe. Even though
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Speaker 9: they don't want to say it explicitly, they imply it.
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Speaker 9: And Abdul El-Sayed played that line perfectly during his debate
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Speaker 9: with Mike Rogers.
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Speaker 1: I listened and watched the entire thing.
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Speaker 9: And so he's basically daring Mike Rogers to talk about
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Speaker 9: his guilt by association with organizations like the Muslim Brotherhood,
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Speaker 9: which he just showed tweets, where his own sister shows
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Speaker 9: that his mother was aligned with him. So he's clearly
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Speaker 9: lying about that. He's lying about it on Meet the Press. And,
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Speaker 9: of course, they're not asking any follow-up questions. He's taken
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Speaker 9: 41 donations from people affiliated with CARE, which has been
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Speaker 9: linked to lots of other terrorist activity. And his largest
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Speaker 9: donors are also linked to these Muslim activist groups. And
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Speaker 9: so I think if you're a voter in Michigan, what
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Speaker 9: your concern is, is that do you want the person
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Speaker 9: representing your state to shepherd in potentially an era like
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Speaker 9: they have in Dearborn, Michigan, like they have in Hamtramck, Michigan,
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Speaker 9: where you've got African-American pastors showing up at city council
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Speaker 9: meetings and talking to the people in charge of Dearborn saying,
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Speaker 9: you guys are all under Sharia law. But so they
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Speaker 9: want people to be aggressive with those commentary because they
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Speaker 9: want to then call them a racist. But I think
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Speaker 9: in 2026, where six years post this fever dream of
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Speaker 9: George Floyd wokeness. And I think people are kind of
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Speaker 9: waking up and saying, no, OK, it's not racist to
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Speaker 9: say that his sister says his mother used to work
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Speaker 9: for the Muslim Brotherhood. It's not racist to say that
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Speaker 9: he refuses to condemn the attacks of October the 7th.
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Speaker 9: It's not racist to say that he said that there
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Speaker 9: are people in his district would be sad because of
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Speaker 9: the death of Iran's leader.
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Speaker 1: So those are all facts. And it's up to the
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Speaker 1: voters to decide what picture it actually paints. And the question, Eric,
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Speaker 1: is do voters care? I mean, and this is the
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Speaker 1: same thing we talked about Tallarico yesterday. I mean, we
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Speaker 1: don't know where he was, whether he was in Ohio,
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Speaker 1: whether he was just at his home, had the flu
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Speaker 1: or gone fishing. Who knows? Who knows where he actually was?
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Speaker 1: Does it matter? Because it seems that the left will
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Speaker 1: vote for whoever. is against America at this point. And
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Speaker 1: all the things that we just raised as grievances as
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Speaker 1: for reasons why people shouldn't vote for him, it seems
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Speaker 1: like a credential if you're the left, right?
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Speaker 9: But I think that's the concern, right? For all the
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Speaker 9: other affiliations, it's like, what is his actual mentality?
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Speaker 1: What is his belief?
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Speaker 9: And does he actually love this country for who it is,
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Speaker 9: not what he wants to change it into being? When
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Speaker 9: Zoran Mamdani is showing up at a Palestinian restaurant on
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Speaker 9: October 7th and condemning Israel, in more words, than he
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Speaker 9: is the Palestinian terrorists on October the 7th, then I
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Speaker 9: think people understand where his heart is. And I think
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Speaker 9: when they both share a common supporter in Hasan Piker,
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Speaker 9: who said America deserved 9-11, obviously, the people behind 9-11
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Speaker 9: believed that.
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Speaker 1: America was the bad guy.
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Speaker 9: So, I think what people are struggling to find are
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Speaker 9: data points that suggest that Hasan Piker believes in the
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Speaker 9: same America they do. And I will say, there's one
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Speaker 9: missed opportunity for Mike Rogers during the debate, You mentioned
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Speaker 9: that Abdul El-Saleh was in charge of Wayne County Public
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Speaker 9: Health Department in Detroit for a period of time. At
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Speaker 9: that time, they had the worst health outcomes in the state.
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Speaker 9: So here's somebody who wants to totally overhaul the health
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Speaker 9: care system in this country, but his experience with health
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Speaker 9: care previously was a disaster. If I was Mike Rogers,
20:06
Speaker 9: I'd be spending a little bit of time talking about
20:07
Speaker 9: his actual track record and say, look, he's been bad
20:10
Speaker 9: for the public health of this state, and we believe,
20:13
Speaker 9: based on his affiliation.
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Speaker 1: He's going to be bad for the health of the country. Well,
20:15
Speaker 1: I mean, we all know it. Hopefully, voters... in Michigan,
20:20
Speaker 1: make the right decision here in just a few weeks.
20:22
Speaker 1: Eric Eggers, thank you so much for being here. Look
20:23
Speaker 1: forward to seeing you here next week. You're filling in
20:25
Speaker 1: for Dan Ball on Real America. So we'll get to
20:28
Speaker 1: hang out next week. Everybody make sure you check out
20:30
Speaker 1: next week, Real America. You can see how Eric Eggers does.
20:33
Speaker 1: He's probably taking notes from me right now. He's making
20:35
Speaker 1: little notes. He says, oh, This is how to not
20:38
Speaker 1: do a talk show, probably. No, absolutely. I'm taking notes.
20:40
Speaker 1: Dan Ball's very smart.
20:41
Speaker 9: He wants somebody that can keep the audience kind of engaged,
20:43
Speaker 9: but will be very glad when the real host comes back.
20:45
Speaker 9: So Dan Ball's a smart one, but so are you,
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Speaker 9: David Pollak.
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Speaker 1: I'm looking forward to seeing you in person. Thank you, Eric.
20:50
Speaker 1: I look forward to seeing you next week. We'll talk soon.
20:53
Speaker 1: Coming up, a year ago today, every living hostage came
20:58
Speaker 1: home under the president's Gaza deal. This year's Nobel Prize
21:03
Speaker 1: went to the woman who accused Israel of genocide, not
21:06
Speaker 1: the people who started peace in the region. Rabbi Yaakov
21:11
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Speaker 1: What is the Nobel Peace Prize even for anymore? After
22:00
Speaker 1: combing through nearly 300 candidates, the Nobel Prize, or the
22:05
Speaker 1: Nobel Peace Prize winner for 2026 was announced, and it
22:10
Speaker 1: wasn't President Trump, despite calls from multiple international lawmakers to
22:14
Speaker 1: give it to him. Instead, the committee decided to give
22:17
Speaker 1: it to a woman who decided that one of America's
22:20
Speaker 1: closest allies, well, they're guilty of war crimes. What set
22:24
Speaker 1: the scene? This president has been nominated for the Nobel
22:26
Speaker 1: Peace Prize by American lawmakers and by lawmakers overseas. These
22:30
Speaker 1: were leaders from different countries and different political parties who
22:34
Speaker 1: looked at his record and said, this deserves recognition. Now,
22:39
Speaker 1: the record, he helped broker the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas,
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Speaker 1: a deal people said couldn't be done after the October
22:45
Speaker 1: 7th attacks. He turned around and looked at Russia and Ukraine,
22:48
Speaker 1: driving negotiation after negotiation with envoys flying to Moscow and
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Speaker 1: Zelensky at his table, trying to stop the bloodiest war
22:56
Speaker 1: in Europe since World War II. So who did Oslo
22:59
Speaker 1: pick this Friday? Not Trump. They picked Navi Pillay, a
23:05
Speaker 1: retired judge and lawyer whose most famous recent act wasn't
23:09
Speaker 1: bringing peace to the world, was leading an investigation that
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Speaker 1: determined Israel committed genocide in Gaza. So the man who
23:18
Speaker 1: made a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, he's passed over.
23:22
Speaker 1: But a woman who branded Israel as a country that
23:25
Speaker 1: is committing genocide, she gets the Nobel Peace Prize. And
23:32
Speaker 1: that's where all of this takes shape. Israel, the boogeyman,
23:35
Speaker 1: and placing the blame on them. That makes you a hero.
23:38
Speaker 1: The committee says this wasn't about Gaza, but they knew
23:43
Speaker 1: what the headlines would say. You can't hand someone the
23:46
Speaker 1: most famous peace prize in the world and act surprised
23:50
Speaker 1: when the world connects it to her most famous work
23:53
Speaker 1: of the year. And Israel has made the connection too.
23:57
Speaker 1: In a post on X, after the announcement, Israel's foreign
23:59
Speaker 1: ministry said, if there were an award for lies, hatred,
24:03
Speaker 1: and blood libels, Navi Pillay wouldn't just be a contender,
24:07
Speaker 1: she'd be the frontrunner. Awarding Pillay the Nobel Peace Prize
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Speaker 1: isn't a recognition of justice, it's a grotesque weaponization of
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Speaker 1: an award to legitimize the anti-Israel hatred and prejudice. Nobel
24:20
Speaker 1: Peace Prize is supposed to be about just that, peace.
24:24
Speaker 1: But instead, This year, it was handed to a prosecutor.
24:27
Speaker 1: Joining me now, Executive Vice President of the Coalition for
24:31
Speaker 1: Jewish Values, Rabbi Yaakov Mencken. Welcome to David Pollak Prime Time.
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Speaker 1: It just seems, it just seems that everyone in the
24:41
Speaker 1: world is against Israel these days. And this Nobel Peace
24:45
Speaker 1: Prize selection just really solidifies the fact that I don't
24:49
Speaker 1: know if Israel has any allies outside the United States anymore.
24:53
Speaker 10: Israel exists, and thank you, David, for having me, and
24:56
Speaker 10: absolutely glad to discuss a topic like this one, because
24:59
Speaker 10: we've been facing anti-Semitism for 3,000 years. By the way,
25:04
Speaker 10: that's a German euphemism for a much older form of hate.
25:09
Speaker 10: And what we're watching, which has always been true, is
25:12
Speaker 10: that there's approximately 100 times more Jew haters in the
25:16
Speaker 10: world than there are Jews. And as you see going
25:21
Speaker 10: on at the United Nations today, they are targeting Israel
25:25
Speaker 10: to use it as a foil to avoid confronting real
25:30
Speaker 10: human rights problems. Navi Pillay's history does not start with
25:35
Speaker 10: running this open-ended commission of inquiry into Israel, which is
25:40
Speaker 10: the only time the United Nations has ever had a
25:43
Speaker 10: commission of inquiry with no end date in mind or
25:46
Speaker 10: no target in mind. It's just, we're going to have
25:49
Speaker 10: a commission to demonize Israel. And she's the perfect person
25:52
Speaker 10: to run it. How do we know that? Because she
25:55
Speaker 10: ran the United Nations Human Rights Council for over a decade,
26:00
Speaker 10: during which time they targeted Israel with 39 resolutions. They
26:05
Speaker 10: targeted North Korea with six, Iran with four, Qatar, China, Cuba,
26:12
Speaker 10: and Russia with combined zero. So they were using Israel
26:17
Speaker 10: to mask real human rights crises going on around the world,
26:23
Speaker 10: which is what we see happening now on a host
26:26
Speaker 10: of countries across Europe and, of course, college campuses across America.
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Speaker 1: Let's not pay attention to the real problems in the world.
26:35
Speaker 10: Let's instead claim that rescuing Jewish hostages is genocide.
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Speaker 1: The woman is.
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Speaker 10: An anti-Semite through and through. The United Nations is a
26:46
Speaker 10: collection of dictators and despots that is anti-Semitic through and through.
26:51
Speaker 10: So they were looking for a woman to lead them
26:54
Speaker 10: to their predetermined conclusion, and that's who they chose. And
26:58
Speaker 10: then now the Nobel Peace Prize has decided to further
27:01
Speaker 10: disgrace themselves by giving her the prize. Look, they previously
27:06
Speaker 10: gave it to Barack Obama for breathing. They previously gave
27:10
Speaker 10: it to arch terrorist Yasser Arafat because, you know, it
27:14
Speaker 10: was just like he deceived the world.
27:18
Speaker 1: He said, oh, I'm going.
27:19
Speaker 10: To make peace, which he never meant. That's why he
27:21
Speaker 10: started the Second Intifada, to murder as many Jews as
27:25
Speaker 10: possible from the territory which he had been given. And
27:30
Speaker 10: this was their model for a peace advocate. You know,
27:33
Speaker 10: they once gave it to Elie Wiesel, and Elie Wiesel said,
27:37
Speaker 10: if you're not silent, silence only helps the perpetrators. You've
27:42
Speaker 10: got to pick a side. Well, the Nobel Peace Prize
27:46
Speaker 10: picked a side, and it wasn't the side of civilization
27:49
Speaker 10: and decency.
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Speaker 1: Rabbi, thank you so much for being here and bringing
27:52
Speaker 1: this story.
27:53
Speaker 10: Thank you so much for having me.
27:55
Speaker 1: Still ahead. The lead singer of Paramore shouts F.I.C.E. at
28:00
Speaker 1: her concerts. And Metallica's James Hatfield says nobody comes to
28:04
Speaker 1: concerts to be lectured about politics. They come to concerts
28:08
Speaker 1: to forget the politics. Who's right? Then later, Grant Cardone
28:13
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28:17
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Speaker 1: You might have seen it all over the internet by now.
29:10
Speaker 1: The lead singer of Paramore, Hayley Williams, stopped in the
29:13
Speaker 1: middle of her own song, looked out the crowd and shouted, F-I's,
29:18
Speaker 1: and then free effing Palestine. So cool. She's done it
29:23
Speaker 1: all throughout her tour from Oakland and New Hampshire. Whole
29:26
Speaker 1: Insecurity answered, we suggest Ms. Williams to thank... Our men
29:31
Speaker 1: and women for their service, not belittle them for their sacrifice.
29:35
Speaker 1: She fired back on Instagram and called them Nazis. Brave.
29:40
Speaker 1: men and women risking their lives to enforce our immigration laws.
29:44
Speaker 1: She calls them Nazis. Then, of course, at the Grammys,
29:49
Speaker 1: what I call the I Hate America Through Music Convention,
29:51
Speaker 1: Bad Bunny opened his acceptance speech with Ice Out. Billie
29:55
Speaker 1: Eilish famously said, no, it's illegal and stolen land. Other musicians,
30:00
Speaker 1: F Ice. That's just, you know, what they said all day.
30:03
Speaker 1: Bruce Springsteen, you've seen him on tour. And, of course,
30:06
Speaker 1: let's not forget this whole free Palestine thing that everybody's
30:09
Speaker 1: doing now. Last month at MetLife Stadium, opening for Ed Sheeran,
30:13
Speaker 1: Macklemore chanted it over a slideshow of the Gaza War.
30:17
Speaker 1: Two years ago in Seattle, he said, yeah, F America.
30:21
Speaker 1: Last year at Coachella, the Irish rap group Kneecap, if
30:24
Speaker 1: you haven't heard of them, either have I, flashed F Israel,
30:28
Speaker 1: Free Palestine on the big screen. More than 1,000 artists
30:31
Speaker 1: and labels pulled their music from streaming in Israel. The
30:35
Speaker 1: British duo Bob Villan led a festival crowd in Death,
30:40
Speaker 1: Death to the IDF. And the State Department revoked their visas.
30:46
Speaker 1: It used to be Hollywood. Now it's the music industry.
30:48
Speaker 1: And they're not even hiding it anymore. But there's hope.
30:52
Speaker 1: And it comes from a band that existed back when
30:54
Speaker 1: music was actually good. Saturday night in Las Vegas, Metallica's
30:58
Speaker 1: James Hetfield went the other way. Look.
31:02
Speaker 3: And I just got to say, Metallica is not here
31:06
Speaker 3: like some other entertainers to influence you with their bullshit, OK?
31:16
Speaker 3: We are here. No bull.
31:20
Speaker 1: We're here to forget about all the outside, okay? And
31:26
Speaker 1: that's the message people actually pay for. Metallica's run at
31:30
Speaker 1: the Sphere is 24 shows, more than 300,000 people lined
31:34
Speaker 1: up online for tickets, and the band says it was
31:37
Speaker 1: completely and utterly blown away. In 2023, Jason Aldean's Try
31:41
Speaker 1: That in a Small Town went number one after CMT
31:44
Speaker 1: pulled the video. Oliver Anthony came out of nowhere and
31:46
Speaker 1: debuted at number one that same summer. This is the
31:50
Speaker 1: winning message. The anti-American one, that's the message getting pushed
31:55
Speaker 1: across the country, and it's one we have to push
31:58
Speaker 1: back against. We need more musicians like James Hetfield, proud
32:03
Speaker 1: of America, not intermingling politics and music, and we need
32:09
Speaker 1: to expose the ones who hate this country. Commercial radio
32:12
Speaker 1: and social media platforms force-feed their music to an unsuspecting public.
32:17
Speaker 1: Imagine If pro-American musicians got that kind of push, think
32:20
Speaker 1: about how much less divided this country would be. Joining
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Speaker 1: me now with reaction, actor, filmmaker, musician. And host of
32:29
Speaker 1: the Joy Vila show, Ms. Joy Vila, thank you so
32:32
Speaker 1: much for being here. I know we keep talking about,
32:36
Speaker 1: you know, Macklemore and his, you know, Free Palestine stuff,
32:40
Speaker 1: but it seems like every day there's a new artist,
32:44
Speaker 1: in the case of the Paramore singer, wearing the devil
32:47
Speaker 1: on her dress. And it just, it's like every single day,
32:50
Speaker 1: it's just more and more of just monotonous chanting of F-Ice, F-America, F-Israel,
32:56
Speaker 1: Free Palestine. You know, it's just, what is going on?
33:00
Speaker 1: And how do we stop it? It's insanity.
33:03
Speaker 11: It's absolutely insanity. Everything you said, I agree with, obviously.
33:06
Speaker 11: And this is the thing. They could not do this
33:08
Speaker 11: in the countries that they're supporting. Try going to Palestine
33:12
Speaker 11: and saying everything you want to say. Try being gay
33:15
Speaker 11: out there. Try being any of these flavors of liberal
33:19
Speaker 11: that you want to be out there. You can't do it.
33:22
Speaker 11: Why don't you move to a Muslim country if you're
33:24
Speaker 11: so much in support of that and so against Judeo-Christian values?
33:28
Speaker 11: Why do you want to be American so bad, but
33:30
Speaker 11: then tear down the very fabric of our country that
33:33
Speaker 11: makes us great? Why do you attack the voters who, yes,
33:36
Speaker 11: put Trump in office? He not only won the national vote,
33:39
Speaker 11: he won the popular vote. So that means he has fans, OK,
33:42
Speaker 11: whether you like it or not, liberals. And there are
33:45
Speaker 11: many of us in Hollywood, as most of my fans
33:48
Speaker 11: know and maybe some of your viewers know, I go
33:49
Speaker 11: to the Grammys every year. I have a huge amount
33:52
Speaker 11: of fan base at the Grammys who are hidden conservatives
33:56
Speaker 11: who say thank you for standing for what you do.
33:58
Speaker 11: So they're ridiculous to do this, and I would challenge them,
34:01
Speaker 11: if you really hate this country so much, if ICE
34:03
Speaker 11: are such Nazis, then why don't you leave?
34:05
Speaker 1: Yeah, and look, I understand music has been the voice
34:10
Speaker 1: of rebellion. I mean, you look at the 60s, and
34:13
Speaker 1: a lot of great music actually came out of the
34:14
Speaker 1: 60s and opposition to the Vietnam War. I get all
34:17
Speaker 1: of that. And I get the whole punk rock sort
34:21
Speaker 1: of anti-government, anti-establishment sort of, this has always been a thing.
34:25
Speaker 1: So for me to sit here as a 40 plus
34:27
Speaker 1: year old going, oh, you know, back in our day, well,
34:30
Speaker 1: back in our day, it was the same thing. But
34:32
Speaker 1: I think the difference is, you know, it's a difference
34:36
Speaker 1: between the music being written OUT OF THE EMOTION OF
34:40
Speaker 1: FEELING A CERTAIN WAY ABOUT A POLITICAL EVENT IN TIME
34:43
Speaker 1: AND HISTORY VERSUS ARTISTS GETTING ON STAGE AND PONTIFICATING THEIR BELIEFS.
34:48
Speaker 1: THEY'RE NOT WRITING MUSIC THAT'S LIKE, OH, WE WANT TO
34:52
Speaker 1: OPEN BORDERS BECAUSE NOBODY WOULD BUY IT. IT WOULD BE GARBAGE.
34:57
Speaker 1: And they're telling their audience as they sing some other
34:59
Speaker 1: song written by AI, oh, you guys, this is how
35:03
Speaker 1: we should feel about things as a society. And yet
35:06
Speaker 1: they sing a song that's not inspired by their beliefs.
35:08
Speaker 1: That's the difference. The difference is they're political mouthpieces. They
35:12
Speaker 1: have no idea what they're talking about. They don't know
35:13
Speaker 1: what they're even singing about. And this is what's being
35:16
Speaker 1: force fed to our younger generation. Exactly. That's the thing.
35:20
Speaker 11: There's not a creative discourse. Bob Dylan had creative discourse.
35:25
Speaker 11: These greats, the Beatles had creative discourse. Like you said,
35:28
Speaker 11: I'm not opposed to punk rock. In fact, I think
35:30
Speaker 11: it's so punk rock to actually be conservative because most
35:33
Speaker 11: people are part of the mainstream, which is very liberal,
35:36
Speaker 11: which is we hate ICE. It's like check notes. What
35:40
Speaker 11: do we hate this week as liberals? Like, oh, we
35:42
Speaker 11: hate men. OK, we hate this.
35:44
Speaker 1: We hate America.
35:45
Speaker 11: And it's so orchestrated and profound.
35:47
Speaker 1: Formative.
35:48
Speaker 11: It's not actually punk rock. Punk rock is going against
35:51
Speaker 11: the grain. Punk rock is saying, no, I'm not going
35:54
Speaker 11: to follow the establishment. But the establishment are not Republicans.
35:57
Speaker 11: Some Republican establishment has existed, RINOS, But truly, the establishment
36:02
Speaker 11: is this liberal bias in Hollywood and in the music industry.
36:06
Speaker 11: And a lot of other conservatives have come out against that,
36:08
Speaker 11: like you mentioned, Jason Aldean, a lot of friends of mine,
36:11
Speaker 11: Kaya Jones, people who come out with Christian or conservative music.
36:15
Speaker 11: I came out of nowhere in 2017, exploded onto the scene,
36:19
Speaker 11: and my fans pushed me to number one on iTunes, Amazon.
36:22
Speaker 1: Billboard, Spotify.
36:25
Speaker 11: I have a celebrity fan base and creative control because
36:30
Speaker 11: of my fans. I wouldn't be here without the conservatives
36:32
Speaker 11: that continue to support my music and follow me. So
36:36
Speaker 11: there's obviously a market for this. And I don't understand
36:38
Speaker 11: when the music industry is just gonna wake up, but
36:40
Speaker 11: you know what? At the end of the day, they
36:42
Speaker 11: hate to see us win, but we're gonna still keep winning.
36:45
Speaker 1: What a great point you made that being conservative is
36:49
Speaker 1: punk rock. THE LEFT IS THE ESTABLISHMENT. BECAUSE THAT'S EXACTLY RIGHT.
36:53
Speaker 1: THE MUSIC INDUSTRY, HOLLYWOOD, THE POLITICAL ESTABLISHMENT. YOU KNOW, IF
36:57
Speaker 1: YOU LOOK AT KAMALA HARRIS'S OR EVEN HILLARY CLINTON'S CAMPAIGN,
36:59
Speaker 1: LOOK AT THE MUSICAL ARTISTS THEY BROUGHT UP. AND LOOK
37:01
Speaker 1: WHAT HAPPENED TO PEOPLE LIKE NIKKI MINAJ WHEN SHE CAME
37:04
Speaker 1: OUT AND SAID, I LOVE GOD, IT'S OKAY. And so
37:08
Speaker 1: we really are. Yes, the new punk rock is Christian.
37:11
Speaker 1: The new punk rock is conservative. And all this left-wing
37:15
Speaker 1: establishment nonsense, that's really, if you want to create new music,
37:19
Speaker 1: maybe that's a secret, Joy. Maybe that is the secret.
37:22
Speaker 1: Maybe we just need to start putting out actually inspired
37:25
Speaker 1: music based on the emotions and the feelings of the
37:28
Speaker 1: time versus putting out uninspired AI autotune music and then
37:32
Speaker 1: just some lazy artists going, we love abortion and FIs. Yes,
37:36
Speaker 1: that's the secret. Joy, you figured it all out.
37:39
Speaker 11: Well, that's what I'm going to do and my friends
37:41
Speaker 11: are doing. So support local artists, joyvilla.com. Look at my music.
37:44
Speaker 11: It's on iTunes.
37:45
Speaker 1: It's there.
37:46
Speaker 11: It's out on Apple Music.
37:48
Speaker 1: It's everywhere.
37:49
Speaker 11: We do have to Spotify, support those artists to align
37:52
Speaker 11: with our values because message and values go hand in hand.
37:55
Speaker 11: So I can't even say don't make your liberal values,
37:58
Speaker 11: your liberal songs. Go ahead and do it. But the
38:00
Speaker 11: industry has to also support. As I spoke to Congress
38:03
Speaker 11: in 2020, we need to support a variety of artistic views,
38:07
Speaker 11: a variety of artistic thought. It's actually demeaning to creators
38:12
Speaker 11: like myself and others who have different thinking, but we're
38:16
Speaker 11: not allowed to express it according to them. Just like
38:20
Speaker 11: Nicki Minaj, she became a laughingstock after that. For simply
38:22
Speaker 11: speaking her mind, I thought she was a strong Black
38:24
Speaker 11: woman and we all love her. Hashtag Black girl magic. Oh,
38:27
Speaker 11: but not like that. Be strong, speak your mind, but
38:30
Speaker 11: not like that.
38:30
Speaker 6: Right.
38:31
Speaker 1: Just don't say what we don't want you to say.
38:34
Speaker 1: Support the narrative or else. Joy Vila, that's why you're great.
38:38
Speaker 1: Everybody go check out Joy Vila. Listen to her music. Inspired,
38:41
Speaker 1: real music. And you won't feel bad at the end
38:44
Speaker 1: of the day for some weird messaging. And you'll never
38:46
Speaker 1: get on stage and say FIs or Free Palestine. So
38:49
Speaker 1: you're safe for families as well, Joy Vila. Thank you
38:52
Speaker 1: so much for being here as always. Can't wait to
38:54
Speaker 1: talk to you again real soon.
38:56
Speaker 9: Pleasure.
38:57
Speaker 3: Thank you.
38:57
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Speaker 1: in it. 90 days later, he says he had a
40:07
Speaker 1: five and a half million dollar business. It was Discovery's
40:10
Speaker 1: undercover billionaire. Each entrepreneur put a million dollars of their
40:14
Speaker 1: own money on the line. The show's goal, million dollar
40:17
Speaker 1: business in 90 days. Grant said his own. I was
40:20
Speaker 1: going to build a 10 million dollar business in 90 days.
40:23
Speaker 1: Of course, got a 10 exit.
40:25
Speaker 8: Before I can push for a million dollar business, I
40:27
Speaker 8: need to hit my goals this week to get some momentum.
40:29
Speaker 1: I need to.
40:29
Speaker 8: Quickly find key players in this town and get myself
40:33
Speaker 8: a payday.
40:34
Speaker 3: I'm broke. Let's make it official.
40:36
Speaker 1: Whether it's 100 or zero, it's no money.
40:39
Speaker 3: I have to meet people. I can't think that Ben
40:41
Speaker 3: Franklin's going to be my solution because he's not.
40:43
Speaker 1: I'm not playing the money game. I'm playing the contact game.
40:47
Speaker 3: Contacts equal contracts. Contracts equal revenue.
40:51
Speaker 8: Look, I got to find a place to sleep. But
40:53
Speaker 8: I can't just come at this guy like, give me
40:54
Speaker 8: a bed. I can go in there?
40:56
Speaker 10: Yeah, absolutely.
40:58
Speaker 1: I've got to build rapport first.
40:59
Speaker 8: I need to show him that he can trust me
41:01
Speaker 8: with his livelihood with his RV park.
41:03
Speaker 3: And if he doesn't, it's going to be a really,
41:06
Speaker 3: really cold night for me.
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Speaker 1: He pitched a bull riding center. He chased a $ 10
41:10
Speaker 1: million deal and watched it implode. And with a local partner,
41:14
Speaker 1: he built a marketing agency called Wake Up Pueblo. Market
41:17
Speaker 1: Realist reports it earned a $ 5. 5 million valuation. That's the
41:22
Speaker 1: 10X rule. The book he wrote in 2011 aims 10
41:25
Speaker 1: times higher than you are right now. His words, 10X
41:28
Speaker 1: goals solve all problems. When the goal is big enough,
41:32
Speaker 1: you will figure out the strategy. Last week, he looked back.
41:36
Speaker 1: on Pueblo six years ago. He says, I stripped my name,
41:40
Speaker 1: I stripped my money, my contacts, and I was given
41:42
Speaker 1: 100 bucks, a truck, a phone with no numbers, and
41:44
Speaker 1: 90 days to prove one thing, that success is strategy,
41:49
Speaker 1: not luck. Winners don't wait for perfect conditions. They create them,
41:54
Speaker 1: and it's true. 79% of millionaires never received a dime
41:59
Speaker 1: of inheritance, according to a Ramsey Solution survey of more
42:02
Speaker 1: than 10,000 of them. Only 3% inherited a million dollars
42:06
Speaker 1: or more. Self-made. If you're watching this thinking, oh, the
42:10
Speaker 1: game is rigged, you know, there's no way to get ahead.
42:15
Speaker 1: Look at those numbers again. The millionaire next door got
42:20
Speaker 1: their PAYCHECK AT A TIME. GRANT DID IT TWICE, ONCE
42:24
Speaker 1: ON HIS OWN, ANOTHER ON TELEVISION. HE'S GOING TO TELL
42:27
Speaker 1: YOU HOW YOU CAN DO IT YOURSELF. JOINING ME NOW
42:29
Speaker 1: FOR THE CARDONE ZONE, ENTREPRENEUR, REAL ESTATE INVESTOR, AUTHOR OF
42:34
Speaker 1: THE 10X RULE, MR. GRANT CARDONE, WELCOME BACK. LOOK, WE
42:38
Speaker 1: TALK ABOUT THIS A LOT, AND I ALWAYS GET A
42:40
Speaker 1: FEW PIECES OF HATE MAIL SAYING, OH, YEAH, THAT'S FINE.
42:42
Speaker 1: YOU'S A BILLIONAIRE. IT'S EASY FOR BILLIONAIRES AND MILLIONAIRES. AND
42:45
Speaker 1: THEN YOU KEEP SAYING, DUDE, I CAME FROM NOTHING. I've
42:48
Speaker 1: proven that this model works and the opportunity is out
42:50
Speaker 1: to more than ever before. Talk about how you took
42:52
Speaker 1: nothing and built a $ 5. 5 million marketing business and how
42:56
Speaker 1: those strategies can work for anybody.
42:58
Speaker 3: Yeah, so look, Discovery Channel came to me. I had
43:01
Speaker 3: been having this conversation for years with people that asked me, hey,
43:05
Speaker 3: if you didn't have anything and you didn't write the
43:08
Speaker 3: books and you didn't have social media accounts, nobody knew
43:12
Speaker 3: who you were, how long would it take? I said, well,
43:14
Speaker 3: as long as you have a strategy, it won't take
43:16
Speaker 3: very long because there's plenty of money on the planet.
43:18
Speaker 3: So you just got to know what the strategy is.
43:20
Speaker 3: If you don't have the strategy, it seems impossible. So
43:23
Speaker 3: Discovery Channel, I said, look, they offered me a hundred bucks.
43:26
Speaker 3: I said, do I have a place to live? They said, no.
43:28
Speaker 3: I said, okay, that's fair. I said, do I have
43:32
Speaker 3: food or water? They said, no. I said, that's fair.
43:35
Speaker 3: And I said, do I have an automobile? They said, yeah,
43:37
Speaker 3: we're going to give you an old beat up truck
43:39
Speaker 3: that's probably going to have problems. no credit cards. You
43:43
Speaker 3: can't call your friends. You can't use your name. Now
43:47
Speaker 3: that was the most terrifying part because I spent my entire,
43:51
Speaker 3: you know, career building a name and a brand. So
43:54
Speaker 3: I had to become another person. And, you know, it's,
43:58
Speaker 3: it's hard enough, Dave, getting, getting used to being who
44:01
Speaker 3: you are, you know, and like staying up for yourself
44:03
Speaker 3: and marketing your own products and your name and building
44:06
Speaker 3: your brand. Cause you're going to get a lot of
44:07
Speaker 3: hate for it. People are going to call you a
44:09
Speaker 3: grifter and a scammer and a, Like if you're out
44:12
Speaker 3: there in the world saying I'm going to build something big,
44:14
Speaker 3: they're going to try to chop you down. Well, my
44:17
Speaker 3: name was Lewis Curtis. I didn't have, I didn't have
44:21
Speaker 3: a place to sleep, no food, no water. Within 30
44:24
Speaker 3: minutes of getting to town, I had a bed. I
44:27
Speaker 3: had a hundred dollar tab. I had a hundred dollars
44:31
Speaker 3: in a bank account because I went and took the
44:33
Speaker 3: hundred bucks and dropped it off at the Wells Fargo bank.
44:37
Speaker 1: I had, A.
44:38
Speaker 3: Brand-new car 12 hours later, brand-new, replaced the old car
44:42
Speaker 3: with a brand-new vehicle, paid nothing, and a full tank
44:45
Speaker 3: of gas, by the way, and had a tab at
44:47
Speaker 3: the local restaurant for $ 100.
44:48
Speaker 1: And then you built a marketing company that was valued
44:55
Speaker 1: in the millions. And so, and the idea.
44:57
Speaker 3: By a third party. That was a third party brought
44:59
Speaker 3: in from Denver. Third party. I never met the guy.
45:03
Speaker 3: I thought he undervalued it.
45:05
Speaker 5: And....
45:07
Speaker 3: And it was done on TV, and it was done,
45:09
Speaker 3: the reason I did this, by the way, this was
45:11
Speaker 3: 10 days before COVID happened. I had committed to this project.
45:17
Speaker 3: I didn't know COVID was gonna happen. And at the
45:20
Speaker 3: 10-day mark, I had collected my first check after being
45:24
Speaker 3: there 10 days, sleeping in an RV, in somebody else's RV,
45:29
Speaker 3: and hustling food and water, you know, and doing my
45:31
Speaker 3: thing and having to call myself something else. And they
45:34
Speaker 3: shut the show down because of COVID. And so they
45:38
Speaker 3: shut it down. Then I had to go back and
45:39
Speaker 3: get started again. But at the 10-day mark, I had
45:41
Speaker 3: already collected $ 10, 000. My enthusiasm was through the roof, dude.
45:45
Speaker 3: I'm like, bro, I'm going to make this. I'm going
45:47
Speaker 3: to do this. Prior to that, I'd been crying every day,
45:50
Speaker 3: missing my family, literally crying, crying my eyes out because
45:55
Speaker 3: I'm cold. I'm wet. I'm not used to living like this.
45:58
Speaker 3: I want to quit every day. And this is the
46:00
Speaker 3: way most of America feels for long periods of time.
46:02
Speaker 3: And that's what I was trying to prove to people.
46:05
Speaker 3: If the America dream is still alive and well, anybody
46:08
Speaker 3: can make it. You don't need a name. You don't
46:09
Speaker 3: need social media. You don't need money. You don't need connections.
46:13
Speaker 3: All those things help, but you don't have to have that.
46:16
Speaker 3: And that's what I was hoping to prove by doing
46:19
Speaker 3: the show.
46:19
Speaker 1: And it's an important message because I think so much
46:21
Speaker 1: in the media is bad. it's complaints about how hard
46:26
Speaker 1: it is for everybody. And I get so frustrated when
46:28
Speaker 1: I hear it. And I also have sympathy too. Look,
46:30
Speaker 1: I've been broke a lot. I mean, I borrowed my
46:33
Speaker 1: way through college, borrowed my way through law school, had no,
46:36
Speaker 1: nobody to pay my grocery bills. I was eating one
46:39
Speaker 1: chicken for four meals. I mean, I had to make
46:42
Speaker 1: my money stretch. That was just my reality, but I
46:44
Speaker 1: found ways to keep pushing and keep grinding. And I'm
46:47
Speaker 1: not NEARLY AS WEALTHY OR SUCCESSFUL AS I HOPE TO
46:50
Speaker 1: BE IN LIFE. I'M VERY HAPPY WHERE I'M AT IN LIFE.
46:53
Speaker 1: BUT THAT BEING SAID, ANYBODY CAN HAVE WHAT THEY REALLY
46:57
Speaker 1: DREAM OF IF THEY'RE WILLING TO DO THE WORK AND
46:59
Speaker 1: ALSO IF THEY HAVE THE STRATEGIES. AND WHAT YOU SAID
47:01
Speaker 1: IS EXACTLY RIGHT. IT'S JUST STRATEGIES. YOU NEED TO HAVE
47:03
Speaker 1: THE STRATEGIES. YOU KNOW HOW TO MAKE MONEY. People need
47:06
Speaker 1: to understand there's ways to make money. What they need
47:09
Speaker 1: to stop doing is falling for the false dream of, oh, yeah,
47:11
Speaker 1: go to college, borrow this money, get the piece of paper,
47:14
Speaker 1: then go work for somebody your whole life, hope that
47:16
Speaker 1: someday Social Security pays your retirement. That is not the
47:19
Speaker 1: real American dream, but that's the real American dream that
47:21
Speaker 1: people feel like they're entitled to. The American dream is
47:25
Speaker 1: not a dream of entitlement. It's a dream of opportunity,
47:28
Speaker 1: and that's what you sell is opportunity, right?
47:30
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, more than the opportunity we're selling opportunity, hey,
47:35
Speaker 3: how do you actually get there? Like when I got
47:38
Speaker 3: dropped off in Pueblo, they said, what's the first thing
47:40
Speaker 3: you're going to do? I said, the first thing I'm
47:41
Speaker 3: going to do is take this $ 100 that you gave
47:43
Speaker 3: me and bring it to the bank. And I'll never
47:46
Speaker 3: forget because the president of Discovery Channel was like, why
47:50
Speaker 3: would you bring the money to the bank? You're going
47:52
Speaker 3: to need the money. And I said, yeah, no, I
47:55
Speaker 3: don't need $ 100. Like I'm telling you, I don't need
47:58
Speaker 3: any money because, you know, when you have your last hundred,
48:02
Speaker 3: you're as close to zero as you can get already.
48:05
Speaker 3: So just go to zero because $ 100, when you're trying
48:09
Speaker 3: to create something, right? You have to understand what the
48:13
Speaker 3: target is. The target was to create a $ 10 million business.
48:17
Speaker 3: It wasn't to manage a hundred bucks. So the first
48:21
Speaker 3: thing I surrendered to was that I had any money.
48:24
Speaker 3: And I basically went to the bank and said, here's
48:26
Speaker 3: this $ 100. Don't give it back to me no matter
48:28
Speaker 3: how bad I want it. Okay. Now what happened was
48:31
Speaker 3: I went to zero. I basically forced myself to zero.
48:35
Speaker 3: That is a strategy. I have no money. Now what
48:38
Speaker 3: do I have to do? I have to connect with
48:39
Speaker 3: people that do have money. I don't have to make money.
48:42
Speaker 3: I need to connect with people that do have money.
48:44
Speaker 3: And my next target was to meet the 10 most
48:47
Speaker 3: influential people in Pueblo that were in business, in play,
48:51
Speaker 3: had employees, had money, had payroll, that were connected, and
48:56
Speaker 3: that were in the flow, what's called a flow. A
48:58
Speaker 3: flow is business, currents, currency. And that's what I did.
49:03
Speaker 3: By day 10, I had already met 100 active business
49:08
Speaker 3: owners in Pueblo. I knew for sure on the fourth
49:11
Speaker 3: or fifth day, I said, look, if I meet this
49:14
Speaker 3: many business owners in five days, I'm guaranteed to hit
49:18
Speaker 3: my target. I thought it was going to be 10%.
49:20
Speaker 7: $ 10 million.
49:20
Speaker 3: I truly thought I was going to hit a $ 10
49:21
Speaker 3: million target in 90 days.
49:23
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I mean- But it was COVID.
49:26
Speaker 3: It was COVID, bro.
49:27
Speaker 1: Like, it was like, you know. I love that you're like,
49:29
Speaker 1: I didn't hit 10. You still hit over 5 million.
49:32
Speaker 1: And this is like, I saw you on a podcast
49:34
Speaker 1: the other day. And you said, he asked you, I think,
49:36
Speaker 1: for what? However many millions of dollars was a lot
49:38
Speaker 1: of money? Well, it's a lot of money, but it's
49:40
Speaker 1: not a lot of money for me. And that's where
49:42
Speaker 1: you're at, is that you set your goal so high,
49:45
Speaker 1: you know, that... that you'll never accept less. And that's
49:48
Speaker 1: what people need to start doing. People need to start
49:50
Speaker 1: setting their goals and also learning the strategies because what
49:52
Speaker 1: you just outlined is so important. Connecting with people who
49:55
Speaker 1: are in business, connecting with the people with money. If
49:58
Speaker 1: you're driven, if you're smart, if you have a good idea,
50:00
Speaker 1: people will invest in you. Businessmen want to make more business.
50:04
Speaker 1: That's what they do. And if they find somebody like you,
50:06
Speaker 1: find somebody who is watching at home, somebody who's super motivated,
50:09
Speaker 1: has great ideas, there will be people with money that
50:11
Speaker 1: will invest, right?
50:13
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, it's just how do you ask for it? Like,
50:16
Speaker 3: you know, I had an opportunity with this guy, Matt,
50:18
Speaker 3: on the show. I wanted to ask him for some money.
50:21
Speaker 1: Right.
50:21
Speaker 3: I was terrified, dude. Like it was I had been
50:23
Speaker 3: put back to where I was like 25 years old
50:26
Speaker 3: and I'd never asked anybody for money before. And I
50:29
Speaker 3: was going to ask the guy for like two grand.
50:32
Speaker 3: And while I'm sitting there, this is the benefit of
50:34
Speaker 3: having some experience. Two thousand didn't come out of my mouth.
50:38
Speaker 3: Ten thousand did. And I said, look, what I need,
50:42
Speaker 3: what I'm asking for, the ask, Matt, and that is
50:45
Speaker 3: a business term to ask, is not for you to
50:48
Speaker 3: give me money, but for you to give me an
50:50
Speaker 3: advance on an opportunity I'm going to build out for you.
50:54
Speaker 3: He's like, well, what do you want? And that's what
50:56
Speaker 3: I wanted him to ask. What do you want? I said,
50:58
Speaker 3: I want $ 10, 000. I was going to say $ 2, 000. I
51:01
Speaker 3: want a $ 10, 000 advance on a company we're going to build.
51:05
Speaker 3: I don't get anything until I get you back to
51:08
Speaker 3: what you're getting now. I get a percentage, 15% of
51:12
Speaker 3: the upside from where you're already at. And the guy
51:14
Speaker 3: looked at me, he says, who do I write the
51:17
Speaker 3: check to? And I almost said Grant Cardone, but I
51:21
Speaker 3: can't use my name. But I got so excited, dude.
51:24
Speaker 3: I got so excited. I was like, shit, I'm about
51:26
Speaker 3: to get my first $ 10, 000, you know? And so anyway,
51:31
Speaker 3: that's what I was telling that guy the other day
51:33
Speaker 3: on that podcast. I'm like- You can't tell anybody what
51:37
Speaker 3: a lot of money is because you don't know. Nobody
51:40
Speaker 3: knows what people are actually going through. And $ 100 might
51:45
Speaker 3: mean more to somebody. A broke person that gives $ 100
51:48
Speaker 3: to charity is more than what if I gave a
51:51
Speaker 3: million dollars to charity. So you can't tell people what's
51:54
Speaker 3: a lot or what's not a lot. Nobody knows.
51:56
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that's the key. What I like to do
51:59
Speaker 1: on these segments and what I love about these segments is,
52:02
Speaker 1: you know, again, there's so much negativity out there, people
52:04
Speaker 1: feeling the pressure of high gas prices and being told,
52:07
Speaker 1: you know, the deck is rigged against you. You'll never
52:09
Speaker 1: buy a home. You'll never be able to afford gas.
52:11
Speaker 1: You'll never make enough money. Awful, awful, awful. And people
52:14
Speaker 1: feel overwhelmed by what they feel is a lack of opportunity.
52:16
Speaker 1: What I love about these segments, Grant, is that you
52:19
Speaker 1: come on and you give people hope and you tell
52:21
Speaker 1: them how to do it. And I hope if just
52:23
Speaker 1: a couple of people get from these segments that, hey,
52:25
Speaker 1: There is opportunity out there. There is a way to
52:27
Speaker 1: do it. And they find success. That's what I hope
52:30
Speaker 1: comes out of this. We are giving people hope in
52:32
Speaker 1: a time where the media just gives people fear. And
52:34
Speaker 1: that's why I love you coming on, Grant.
52:36
Speaker 3: And I appreciate you being here. I'm shocked your producer
52:39
Speaker 3: even allows you to do this show so positive.
52:42
Speaker 1: Well, we love positivity here at OAN. And that's why
52:46
Speaker 1: I love you coming on. Grant, I can't wait to
52:47
Speaker 1: talk to you again next Tuesday. Thank you for being here,
52:50
Speaker 1: my friend, for the Cardone Zone. And I'll talk to
52:51
Speaker 1: you again real soon. Thanks, man. That is all the
52:56
Speaker 1: time we have for tonight. Make sure you join us tomorrow.
52:59
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53:02
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53:05
Speaker 1: One American dead. Trump is talking about maybe we might
53:08
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53:10
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