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12/10/25 -- Dan Ball W/ Rep. Cory Mills, Kevin Smith, Dan Geltrude, Amy Sussman. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America Tonight and exclusive. First, we
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Speaker 1: learned that Democrats at the local and state level in Minneapolis, Minnesota,
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Speaker 1: had ripped off billions in that COVID Feed the Children
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Speaker 1: funds that were paid for by taxpayers, but the cash
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Speaker 1: ended up being given to Somali's. Well, guess what now
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Speaker 1: We've discovered yet another Democrat scandal, this one in the
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Speaker 1: state of Maine. It involves millions, not billions. But these
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Speaker 1: were donations, donations given by good people, meant for grieving
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Speaker 1: families and victims of a shooting. But guess what, most
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Speaker 1: of the cash didn't go to them, No, it went
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Speaker 1: to We'll tell you tonight. Plus, is the US getting
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Speaker 1: closer to brokering a piece deal between Ukraine and Russia.
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Speaker 1: One of the latest on that, and earlier today, the
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Speaker 1: FED dropped interest rates once again. But will it be
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Speaker 1: enough by the end of the year to help kickstart
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Speaker 1: the economy? Our economist Dan Giltrude ways in, I'm Dan
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Speaker 1: Ball and Real America starts right now. All righty, good Winnesday,
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Speaker 1: eating to you. So the fraud from Somalis coming over
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Speaker 1: to the US continues to explode. We're learning more and
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Speaker 1: more with Minnesota's Governor Tim Wallsey promising to double down
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Speaker 1: on bringing more foreigners into his state. Okay, in Seattle,
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Speaker 1: the radical governor of Washington, the twenty twenty four vice
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Speaker 1: presidential loser, spoke at a luncheon promising to bring more
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Speaker 1: Somalies into the Land of ten Thousand Lakes. Yeah, because
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Speaker 1: he knows. That's how him and Democrats get elected, because
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Speaker 1: real Americans, real patriots, see through their lives, their bs,
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Speaker 1: their scandals, and don't want them running their state or cities. Now,
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Speaker 1: this clown referred to the Somalies as neighbors, claiming that
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Speaker 1: they're just being demonized and terrorized by President Trump and
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Speaker 1: the Trump administration, and that the raids that ice is
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Speaker 1: are now conducting in Minneapolis and Minnesota it's all. It's
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Speaker 1: all fake. It's all because Trump's racist. No, no, no, Tim,
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Speaker 1: It wouldn't be involving a huge, wide ranging fraud scheme,
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Speaker 1: would it that We don't even know how many billions
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Speaker 1: you ripped off? You and your other Democrats House Majority
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Speaker 1: whip Tom Emmer said that President Trump is pursuing justice
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Speaker 1: against the fraud and that's why they're there cleaning house.
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Speaker 1: Mister Walls fraud, fraud, and more fraud.
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Speaker 2: It seems like every day there is a new discovery
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Speaker 2: of stolen taxpayer dollars in my home state of Minnesota.
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Speaker 2: And who is smack dab in the middle of it,
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Speaker 2: the self acknowledged liar, incompetent, failed governor and failed vice
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Speaker 2: presidential candidate, Tim Walls. But with the world now watching,
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Speaker 2: Walls can no longer hide from accountability.
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Speaker 1: And I bring up that scandal involving Democrats, involving taxpayers,
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Speaker 1: and involving Somali's in Minnesota to now bring us to
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Speaker 1: this real America exclusive. We've uncovered another scandal is brewing
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Speaker 1: out there, folks, this time in the state of Maine.
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Speaker 1: Pay close attention if you live there. The players involved,
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Speaker 1: you know, Democrats, of course, and oh a new group
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Speaker 1: in this one, actually not new, because they helped out
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Speaker 1: with the four year invasion and they helped out with
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Speaker 1: the scandal in Minnesota. Two NGOs nonprofit groups. Of course.
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Speaker 1: It's like the fundraising arm of the Democrat Party. Whatever
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Speaker 1: they need to do, whatever corrupt scandal they got going, right,
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Speaker 1: whether they need to traffic some people, whether they need
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Speaker 1: to launder some money, whether they need to get somebody
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Speaker 1: elected where they need to ship people in from another country,
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Speaker 1: NGO's Democrat Party. So they all came together in Maine
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Speaker 1: a couple of years ago, twenty twenty three to raise
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Speaker 1: some cash again, all in the name of charity for
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Speaker 1: grieving family members and victims. But guess what, the victims,
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Speaker 1: the grieving family members barely got any of the millions. Instead,
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Speaker 1: the nonprofit groups got the cash, and then somehow a
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Speaker 1: bunch of Somalis got the cash. Now you're like, Dan,
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Speaker 1: what in the sam are you talking about. Well, let's
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Speaker 1: take you back twenty twenty three in Maine, Lewiston a bar,
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Speaker 1: there was a shooting. Do you remember. Eighteen people got killed,
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Speaker 1: more than a dozen were injured, over one hundred ran
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Speaker 1: for their lives out of this club. Now, after the shooting,
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Speaker 1: here we go the governor, a Demo crap, Janet Mills, who, oh,
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Speaker 1: by the way, folks right now is running for United
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Speaker 1: States Senate. To unsee, Susan Collins brought in a third
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Speaker 1: party group called the Main Community Foundation. Their job helped
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Speaker 1: organize donations and then give them out to the victims
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Speaker 1: and their family members. Six point six million dollars were raised,
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Speaker 1: but only about four point seven million dollars actually went
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Speaker 1: to the families and the victims, and I don't even
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Speaker 1: know if it was that much according to what I've
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Speaker 1: been looking at. So my question is where'd the millions
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Speaker 1: of other dollars go? According to financial records, and the
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Speaker 1: aunt of one of the victims killed in that shooting,
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Speaker 1: that money, And if you're watching this program and you donated, well,
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Speaker 1: it went to twenty nine different nonprofit groups, nine of
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Speaker 1: which are exclusively for immigrant benefits. And some of those
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Speaker 1: immigrant benefits benefactors were who Somali's millions of dollars went
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Speaker 1: directly to flood Maine with more foreigners, including numerous groups
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Speaker 1: focused on Somalis, even though those donating to the funds
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Speaker 1: were told this money is going all of it to
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Speaker 1: the shooting victims, to the ones that got injured, to
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Speaker 1: the ones that had PTSD, to the family members left
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Speaker 1: behind who lost the eighteen. By the way, by our check,
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Speaker 1: I don't think any of the eighteen were illegal immigrants.
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Speaker 1: I think they were American citizens, so were their family members.
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Speaker 1: This is causing a lot of folks now to raise
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Speaker 1: the warning flags and sound the alarm bells, including former
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Speaker 1: Republican governor and current congressional candidate Paul Lapage, who raised
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Speaker 1: nearly half a million dollars for the fund. He said
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Speaker 1: the victims and their families believed every dollar was going
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Speaker 1: to go help the victims heal, but instead there was
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Speaker 1: no transparency in how the funds were being doled out,
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Speaker 1: with victims saying that their needs were never prioritized in
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Speaker 1: their time of hardship. And do you ever get over it?
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Speaker 1: I mean, come on, we're only talking about what like
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Speaker 1: two years ago. These people were killed. I'm sure they're
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Speaker 1: not over it. And now I've got to be the
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Speaker 1: bearer of bad news and say, oh, by the way,
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Speaker 1: this cash you were supposed to get, No, it went
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Speaker 1: to some defense fund for illegal criminal aliens. What the
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Speaker 1: And on top of all this, according to our next guest,
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Speaker 1: the ten member steering committee okay, chosen by this foundation,
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Speaker 1: which was brought in by the Democrat governor Mills, You're
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Speaker 1: ready self dealt a bunch of the funds for organizations
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Speaker 1: they were tied to connected with ran part of whatever.
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Speaker 1: She says that six of the ten directed funds to
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Speaker 1: their own nonprofits and seven directed funds to spouse his nonprofits.
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Speaker 1: You see how this whole thing works. This is what
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Speaker 1: democrats do. How y'all keep voting for him in any capacity,
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Speaker 1: I don't care if it's dog catcher or school board
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Speaker 1: or President United States is beyond me. It boggles the
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Speaker 1: mind of common sense. Joining me now to share what
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Speaker 1: she's uncovered when it comes to this scandal in Maine.
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Speaker 1: She's the ann of Max Hathaway. He was one of
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Speaker 1: the eighteen killed in the Lewiston, Maine shooting. Amy Sussman
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Speaker 1: on the program to tell her story of her thirty
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Speaker 1: five year old nephew who that night in the club.
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Speaker 1: Amy was celebrating a college degree, had two babies, you
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Speaker 1: tell me, and one baby on the way, and his
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Speaker 1: life cut short. I won't go into the details of
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Speaker 1: the sick person who committed the crime, because today we're
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Speaker 1: talking about where did the money go?
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Speaker 3: Amy, welcome, Thank you, thank you, and thank you for
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Speaker 3: doing a piece on this telling the story. Really appreciate it.
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Speaker 1: Of course, the minute I heard it, and I literally
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Speaker 1: just got told about it this morning, I had no clue.
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Speaker 1: I didn't know that the Republican running for office that
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Speaker 1: I just mentioned is bringing it up as well. I
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Speaker 1: missed this headline, and I apologize for that. It's tough
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Speaker 1: to stay on top of every scandal being committed by
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Speaker 1: elected leaders around this nation where they're wasting either our
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Speaker 1: tax money or in this case, charitable donations. So take
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Speaker 1: me back, and I don't want you to have to
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Speaker 1: relive that night. Take me back to after the shooting,
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Speaker 1: when all this started coming out. Where did you see
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Speaker 1: was the governor on television? Did you see interviews? Was
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Speaker 1: there things in the press about this committee and this
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Speaker 1: big fund that was going to be set up and
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Speaker 1: raised millions of dollars for the victims? I would imagine
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Speaker 1: they publicized this.
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Speaker 3: Yes, So the main community Foundation was brought in by
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Speaker 3: the governor to raise funds following the shooting. They did
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Speaker 3: on their website have two options to give, one two
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Speaker 3: victims and family members only, and one to nonprofits. The
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Speaker 3: list of nonprofits was not provided. They hadn't chosen them yet,
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Speaker 3: so to be clear, when people gave, if they chose nonprofits,
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Speaker 3: their intent was honored because it indeed went to nonprofits.
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Speaker 3: I can only assume they felt that the nonprofits would
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Speaker 3: be aiding and helping the victims.
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Speaker 1: And svity doing something for the people entitled in this
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Speaker 1: program help the victims of Lewiston. Oh, by the way,
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Speaker 1: no give to these twenty thirty charities over here. But
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Speaker 1: also was there any transparency in how they were doling
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Speaker 1: it out? I hear none. Right, they just picked wherever
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Speaker 1: they wanted to pick.
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Speaker 3: They had criteria. I wasn't a part of that steering committee.
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Speaker 3: As you said, six steered money fit to their own
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Speaker 3: nonprofits and a seventh steered money to a spouse's nonprofit.
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Speaker 3: The survivors and family members were told in a meeting
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Speaker 3: that one hundred percent of the Lewiston Auburn Area Response
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Speaker 3: Fund would go to them. That was their expectation. That's
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Speaker 3: what they were told. And when I discovered it in
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Speaker 3: August of twenty twenty four that this list of twenty
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Speaker 3: nine nonprofits also received funds, that was news to them.
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Speaker 3: I haven't met a survivor or a family member that
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Speaker 3: knew about that part of the fund.
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Speaker 1: Let's talk about what they got and see if my
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Speaker 1: team's got this correct. So folks that ran or maybe
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Speaker 1: had PTSD or injured or had an issue that were there,
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Speaker 1: they got a few thousand bucks. Grieving family members or
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Speaker 1: the dozen or so that got shot, got about thirty
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Speaker 1: thousand bucks. Okay.
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Speaker 3: So those who were there and escaped without being shot
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Speaker 3: received seven thousand dollars.
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Speaker 1: Okay, So for there there's a lifetime of PTSD millions
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Speaker 1: were raised. They got seven grand, got it? What about
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Speaker 1: the ones that were shot and injured? Those?
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Speaker 3: I know the amounts. I don't know the amounts for everyone.
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Speaker 3: It's not really something you have marked.
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Speaker 1: No, no, that's okay, just a rough.
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Speaker 3: A couple thirty thousand, thirty two thousand, okay.
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Speaker 1: So around thirty and then the family members who lost
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Speaker 1: the direct family, like your nephew's wife with three kids,
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Speaker 1: for crying out loud, what did they get? The eighteen
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Speaker 1: that died their direct family members?
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Speaker 3: The eighteen split a total of three point two million, basically,
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Speaker 3: so each family received one hundred and eighty three thousand.
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Speaker 1: Okay. So it was a loved one, you get one
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Speaker 1: hundred and eighty, you get shot, you got thirty, a
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Speaker 1: PTSD get seven. And then nonprofits that had nothing to
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Speaker 1: do with this got millions and gave it to illegals.
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Speaker 1: Yeah that makes a lot of sense.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, Each nonprofit received sixty five, five hundred and
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Speaker 3: twenty two dollars.
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Speaker 1: They find a way, don't they. They find a way
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Speaker 1: to take advantage of our good nature, to take advantage
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Speaker 1: of us trusting that government's going to work for us.
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Speaker 1: How are you feeling when you discovered this last year?
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Speaker 3: It was very difficult to discover this, and I didn't
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Speaker 3: know exactly what to do with it because I didn't
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Speaker 3: want to call up people I had just met who
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Speaker 3: were shot and survived and say, oh, by the way,
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Speaker 3: did you realize? So I tried to share the news
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Speaker 3: in the media and you didn't hear about it because
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Speaker 3: it was very hard to get that information into the media.
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Speaker 1: Well, it's still ninety eight percent controlled by lefties, Amy,
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Speaker 1: and you live in, I'm sorry, a lefty state controlled
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Speaker 1: by Democrats. I mean, the whole New England side doesn't
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Speaker 1: even have a Republican rep They've canceled us all out.
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Speaker 1: It's all left left left over there. I'll end with this,
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Speaker 1: if you could come face to face with your good
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Speaker 1: old Gov. Who's trying to become a United States senator
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Speaker 1: now and have a little chit chat with her, woman
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Speaker 1: to woman about how all this money got diverted. What
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Speaker 1: would you say to her? You get the final word.
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Speaker 3: Amy, I asked many times who brought in the MCF,
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Speaker 3: and I never got a response. From the fourteen times
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Speaker 3: I reached out to the Governor's office, I never got
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Speaker 3: an answer to those questions. I would simply ask her
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Speaker 3: to compel the Main Community Foundation to honor the promise
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Speaker 3: they made to the survivors and family members of this shooting,
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Speaker 3: and that one point nine million dollars that went to
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Speaker 3: the nonprofit should now be given to the survivors and
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Speaker 3: family members, because in the end, this is the broad
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Speaker 3: recovery effort, not what nonprofits are doing or not doing
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Speaker 3: with the funds.
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Speaker 1: Well, we've seen what nonprofits did for four years under
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Speaker 1: the Biden Harris regime, taking our tax funds, funneling them
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Speaker 1: to bring illegals in through the Darien Gap and up
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Speaker 1: through Mexico. That's how millions of them came in. Nonprofits
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Speaker 1: are like a fundraising arm of the Democrat Party. They
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Speaker 1: do so much illegal waste, fraud. It's disgusting, whether it's
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Speaker 1: tax dollars or donations. Amy Sussman and of Max Hathaway,
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Speaker 1: one of the eighteen lost in Lewiston, Maine, back in
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Speaker 1: August of twenty three, Thank you for sharing this story.
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Speaker 1: I hope more media outlets will pick it up, and
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Speaker 1: I hope someone will answer for this. God bless you, Amy,
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Speaker 1: sheer size of them. So are we going to find
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Speaker 1: peace in Ukraine? Can we stop sending money to Ukraine?
21:48
Speaker 1: I thought we were doing that. Joining me now to
21:50
Speaker 1: discuss all this. He's a member of the House Armed
21:52
Speaker 1: Services and Foreign Affairs committees. Florida Congressman Corey Mills back
21:56
Speaker 1: on the program, Corey, nice to see it. Let me
21:58
Speaker 1: get right to it, because there are a lot of
22:00
Speaker 1: America first folks like myself. When we heard the two
22:03
Speaker 1: hundred and some billion dollars that Jojo spent while he
22:07
Speaker 1: was in on Ukraine and would never talk peace, I
22:10
Speaker 1: thought President Trump trying to get peace this entire year,
22:14
Speaker 1: we would stop the spending. So when I see that
22:17
Speaker 1: big number with a four and a couple zeros and
22:19
Speaker 1: b after it, I'm going, what in the sam heck
22:22
Speaker 1: is going on? Corey? So can you break that money
22:25
Speaker 1: down for us and explain to me how much more
22:27
Speaker 1: of that is new? How much and more of that
22:29
Speaker 1: was existing cash? And why are we sending more? In general?
22:33
Speaker 6: Well, to be quite frank, a lot of this is
22:36
Speaker 6: actually still fluid, So a lot of that's being discussed.
22:38
Speaker 6: That's why the rules folks held up the way it was.
22:41
Speaker 6: Certain things are still being looked at to be stripped away,
22:43
Speaker 6: certain potential amendments to be introduced onto the floor. So
22:47
Speaker 6: it's a very fluid thing. But I will point out
22:49
Speaker 6: a couple of really key wins in here that I've
22:51
Speaker 6: fought for for quite a while. You know, I hear
22:54
Speaker 6: people all the time talk about how President Trump and
22:56
Speaker 6: the Secretary of War is in some type of a
22:58
Speaker 6: violation of their EXECUS thory for going after these narco
23:01
Speaker 6: terrorists who are literally killing and poisoning Americans here at home.
23:06
Speaker 6: But what they don't understand is that in nineteen fifty seven,
23:10
Speaker 6: nineteen ninety one, two thousand and one, and in two
23:11
Speaker 6: thousand and two, Congress abdicated their roles and responsibilities under
23:16
Speaker 6: their Article I, Section A, Clause eleven through thirteen congressional
23:20
Speaker 6: authorities for war power. Under these authorized use of military
23:23
Speaker 6: force essentially cartflaunch warfare. I have fought to repeal this
23:27
Speaker 6: time and time again, myself, Congressman Gates, as well as
23:29
Speaker 6: for a bunch of others and on. In this NBAA,
23:32
Speaker 6: it would strip away the two thousand and two and
23:34
Speaker 6: nineteen ninety one Gulf War aumfs, returning the war power
23:38
Speaker 6: authorities back to Congress, so that again if fulfills President
23:41
Speaker 6: Trump's agenda, which is to stop these foolish, endless wars
23:44
Speaker 6: from continuing. But furthermore, this NDAA guarantees that there will
23:49
Speaker 6: be no more funding let me quote this, no more
23:52
Speaker 6: funding for diversity, equity inclusion in our United States military,
23:57
Speaker 6: back to meritocracy and getting the war fires eat. Though
24:00
Speaker 6: there is a one point six billion dollar cut to
24:04
Speaker 6: also guarantee there's no more funding for climate change research.
24:08
Speaker 1: Good there is, I.
24:09
Speaker 6: Mean, when you look, there is an ability that also
24:11
Speaker 6: stops and prohibits the banning of certain key strategic military
24:16
Speaker 6: aircraft like our A ten warhogs that are constantly being
24:19
Speaker 6: threatened to be essentially eliminated from our stockpile. Those remain
24:23
Speaker 6: in there as the greatest things for tank busters that
24:26
Speaker 6: you're ever going to find. So those remain on the
24:28
Speaker 6: actual docket. Our military gets a salary increase. And I'm
24:31
Speaker 6: going to go through because, as your opening monologue talked about,
24:34
Speaker 6: three thousand and eighty six pages, I'm on the Armed
24:37
Speaker 6: Services Committee. I sit on the Subcommittee of Military Personnel,
24:40
Speaker 6: the Subcommittee of Military Readiness, and the Subcommittee of Intelligence
24:43
Speaker 6: Special Operations. I had to go through this piece by
24:46
Speaker 6: piece to try and get it through, and I'll give
24:48
Speaker 6: you some of the key points that I looked at
24:49
Speaker 6: here and my apologies. It's three thousand and eighty six pages,
24:52
Speaker 6: so yes, I have notes. So codifies all parts of
24:56
Speaker 6: fifteen executive orders, as you talked about, with thirty legislative proposals,
25:00
Speaker 6: eliminates DEI wokeness and left wing ideology from our United
25:03
Speaker 6: States military and Armed forces, fundamentally reforms defense acquisition, none
25:07
Speaker 6: of this more nepotism inside baseball, neo con neolib warfighter
25:12
Speaker 6: industrial based build out handouts that continue to plague our
25:16
Speaker 6: taxpayers time, and time again to go after more war,
25:19
Speaker 6: it requires a permanent repeal of the existing Department of
25:23
Speaker 6: War DEI offices. Those will no longer be a part
25:25
Speaker 6: of our military secures our borders. One of the biggest
25:28
Speaker 6: things that we ran on when it was in the
25:30
Speaker 6: twenty four is that we're going to stop yep, these
25:32
Speaker 6: cartels from the human child and trafficking of women, and
25:35
Speaker 6: drugs that are killing to include fentanyl, more people than
25:39
Speaker 6: we had in the entire war over the last ten years.
25:42
Speaker 6: So those are some of the key points. Forty point
25:44
Speaker 6: five million eliminated from DEI, one point six million eliminated
25:47
Speaker 6: from climate change, one point two billion eliminated from retiring
25:51
Speaker 6: obsolete aircrafts, six point eight billion in reductions to Pentagon.
25:56
Speaker 7: Bureaucracy that we love, the factocracy, and these departments that
26:03
Speaker 7: have no real roles in the redundancies are no longer
26:05
Speaker 7: going to be there.
26:06
Speaker 6: So that's great.
26:07
Speaker 1: We all remember the twelve hundred dollars toilet seats from
26:09
Speaker 1: years ago. Let me butt in real quick, because you
26:11
Speaker 1: wrote up the boats. Hold on, you brought up the boats.
26:13
Speaker 1: I got to bring this headline up. So Democrats are
26:16
Speaker 1: screaming from the rooftops that they want more transparency over
26:21
Speaker 1: that double tap strike on the boat back on September second.
26:24
Speaker 1: Blah blah blah. I don't know why they're defending drug dealers.
26:26
Speaker 1: And now I'm hearing that Congress may withhold some travel
26:30
Speaker 1: funds from the Pentagon until y'all see the boat strike videos.
26:33
Speaker 1: Is there something in the NBA that Democrats trike to
26:36
Speaker 1: sneak in that you're negotiating now about the videos and
26:39
Speaker 1: the boat strikes? Because I keep hearing that one coming up.
26:42
Speaker 6: I got to say, I haven't seen anything in the
26:44
Speaker 6: NDAA that would prohibit us from being able to release
26:46
Speaker 6: the appropriation bills and funding when that's exactly what the
26:49
Speaker 6: NDAA does, is it actually authorizes all the individual funding
26:53
Speaker 6: that was offered in posture hearings across the individual branches
26:56
Speaker 6: that come before us.
26:57
Speaker 1: So are you for those videos being released, Cory, for
26:59
Speaker 1: any all the videos you've done twenty some strikes? You're
27:01
Speaker 1: good with me, more.
27:02
Speaker 6: Than happy to see those videos released. Because there's two
27:04
Speaker 6: things that people have to understand. One, we are going
27:06
Speaker 6: after narco terrorists. One of the first things President Trump
27:09
Speaker 6: did in the first one hundred days was he designated
27:12
Speaker 6: as a terrorist organization key cartels to ensure that we
27:16
Speaker 6: can protect Americans. Two, it's in maritime international warders, which
27:19
Speaker 6: have a completely different law and authority.
27:22
Speaker 2: Three.
27:22
Speaker 6: These authorized use some military force and executive orders does
27:26
Speaker 6: give the President and the Secretary of War every single
27:28
Speaker 6: legal authority to eliminate terrorists. Why does Democrats always want
27:33
Speaker 6: to defend illegals in our country? You are criminal mind
27:36
Speaker 6: creating angel families, drug runners, terrorists, and trying to go
27:40
Speaker 6: ahead and prevent America from becoming safe. That's the question
27:42
Speaker 6: that everyone needs to be thinking about on the ballot
27:44
Speaker 6: in twenty twenty six.
27:45
Speaker 1: Listen, Corey, you know Feanahl took my nephew, so this
27:49
Speaker 1: is personal to me. Blow those damn boats out of
27:53
Speaker 1: the water, all right. I got to switch gears and
27:55
Speaker 1: ask them for I'll just tell you, yep.
27:57
Speaker 6: It's impact in my family as well. My father spent
27:59
Speaker 6: thirty two years in prison because of drug addiction. My
28:01
Speaker 6: mom spent seven. I was raised by my grandparents and
28:04
Speaker 6: came from a broken home. I've seen drugs completely destroy
28:07
Speaker 6: the families in Florida and across this country. Nothing would
28:10
Speaker 6: mean more to me than to stop this and allow
28:11
Speaker 6: Americans to be safe.
28:13
Speaker 1: It's a real war on drugs. Finally, we've been talking
28:15
Speaker 1: about one since the eighties. All right, Finally I got
28:17
Speaker 1: to switch gears Corey before I let you go, because
28:19
Speaker 1: there's a big stink on the hill about some of
28:21
Speaker 1: your past, and I wouldn't be doing my job. I've
28:23
Speaker 1: had you on this program now for four or five
28:25
Speaker 1: years if I didn't ask you about some of the
28:27
Speaker 1: scandals that have been coming up. And another person who's
28:29
Speaker 1: on the program a lot, Congressman Nancy Mace, has brought
28:33
Speaker 1: this up about you. She moved to censure you. You
28:35
Speaker 1: got a couple scandals brewing on possible stolen balor over
28:39
Speaker 1: your bronze star, and some of the fights you were
28:41
Speaker 1: weren't in. You got some stuff, according to some of
28:43
Speaker 1: your business dealings with foreign nations, and you got some
28:46
Speaker 1: stuff involving some women. So I'm gonna put it out
28:49
Speaker 1: there for you. I'm gonna let you comment on what
28:50
Speaker 1: you want. But these scandals are out there the ethics panel.
28:53
Speaker 1: I believe it's been launched on you, and so I'm
28:56
Speaker 1: giving you a chance to weigh in. Brother. Here you go,
28:58
Speaker 1: you fill me in on what's going on.
29:00
Speaker 8: Yeah.
29:00
Speaker 6: First, let me just go ahead and the state that
29:02
Speaker 6: the ethics investigation, I am the one who created and
29:05
Speaker 6: referred that. I got tired of the accusation, so I'm
29:07
Speaker 6: actually the one who referred it to the Ethics Committee
29:10
Speaker 6: so that the Ethics Committee can go ahead and show
29:11
Speaker 6: that there is no wrongdoing. So no one referred that
29:13
Speaker 6: to ethics. I actually referred it on myself because I'm
29:15
Speaker 6: confident in the fact that I've done nothing wrong. So
29:17
Speaker 6: that's the first thing. Second, the Department of the Army
29:20
Speaker 6: has provided documentation and verified to include Secretary of the
29:24
Speaker 6: Army that every single wartime verification and medal that I've
29:27
Speaker 6: ever claimed is actually on there.
29:29
Speaker 1: So in regards to there, you go right there.
29:31
Speaker 6: And if you go ahead and notice on that second
29:33
Speaker 6: page for my Combat Medic badge from when I was
29:35
Speaker 6: fighting in Iraq, if you look at the reasons for
29:38
Speaker 6: that award, it says very clearly engaged in active ground combat.
29:42
Speaker 6: That's on the documents itself. That's the actual Department of
29:44
Speaker 6: the Army letter. That should clear up very quickly that
29:47
Speaker 6: Nancy Mace, who is in the fourth and polling, is
29:49
Speaker 6: upset over the ill hand Omar vote doesn't understand my
29:52
Speaker 6: reasoning behind it, and is utilizing this for political theatrics
29:55
Speaker 6: and propaganda. The Department of Army is already dispelled that
29:57
Speaker 6: and that's been put to bed. The February incident where
30:01
Speaker 6: people were claiming there was a domestic violent incident, the
30:03
Speaker 6: actual person who they claim is a victim has already
30:06
Speaker 6: come out and stated she had been drinking for the
30:09
Speaker 6: last fourteen hours we were on vacation, she had taken
30:11
Speaker 6: sleeping pills, she was a little under it, she had
30:13
Speaker 6: poor judgment, made a call immediately said that she'd never
30:16
Speaker 6: claimed any type of assault.
30:18
Speaker 1: In fact, she just.
30:19
Speaker 6: Wanted to be escorted because I had to ask her
30:20
Speaker 6: to leave.
30:21
Speaker 1: And that's been cleared up.
30:22
Speaker 6: The case was closed long ago, and in fact MPD
30:25
Speaker 6: or investigating themselves now for a misconduct because they had
30:29
Speaker 6: four officers with four different police reports.
30:32
Speaker 1: And finally, your companies, your companies and business dealings, do
30:35
Speaker 1: you think that there is anything there?
30:38
Speaker 6: With absolutely nothing there? They talk about, why is it
30:41
Speaker 6: that I was having overseas dealings. What they don't understand
30:43
Speaker 6: is a Department of Defense and Department of State, as
30:45
Speaker 6: well as for others who I can't talk about because
30:47
Speaker 6: classified reasons. Obviously, we were hired to actually go and
30:50
Speaker 6: liberate Mosil and Fallujah after three years of ices control,
30:54
Speaker 6: where we went in and actually got rid of Isis
30:56
Speaker 6: who were trafficking, selling, and abusing women to inc flue,
31:00
Speaker 6: decapitating people who are Christians. And we were able to
31:03
Speaker 6: go in there in our company, through our defense company,
31:05
Speaker 6: and actually liberate them after three years. As far as
31:07
Speaker 6: my dealings, it's in a blind trust and I've divested
31:10
Speaker 6: since twenty twenty one. Anything going in the company. I
31:12
Speaker 6: have no visibility or fiduciary roles and responsibilities of. So
31:16
Speaker 6: I'm lily sitting in Congress is the only member who
31:18
Speaker 6: donates his salary to women, children better in charity, the
31:21
Speaker 6: only member who doesn't sell by trade a single stock
31:24
Speaker 6: while I've been in Congress and signed the discharge petition.
31:26
Speaker 6: So if I wanted to make money, I wouldn't have
31:28
Speaker 6: ran for Congress.
31:29
Speaker 1: All right, Corey, you answered my questions. I can't ask anymore.
31:34
Speaker 1: Thank you, sir, have a good thank you, Get back
31:36
Speaker 1: to the floor, get to work, got it, take care
31:38
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31:42
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31:46
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34:11
Speaker 9: Prices are coming down very substantially.
34:14
Speaker 1: But they have a new word. You know, thoways have
34:16
Speaker 1: a hoax.
34:17
Speaker 9: The new word is affordability. So they look at the
34:21
Speaker 9: camera and they say, this erection is all about affordability.
34:27
Speaker 1: President Trump kicking off his nationwide tour touting the economic
34:31
Speaker 1: gains brought by his administration. The President was in eastern
34:34
Speaker 1: Pennsylvania last night, saying that his highest priority is trying
34:39
Speaker 1: to make America affordable again for y'all. The President declared
34:43
Speaker 1: that tariffs were bringing in record amounts of revenue. They
34:46
Speaker 1: are declaring tariff to be his favorite word in the dictionary,
34:50
Speaker 1: especially in a rust belt state like Pennsylvania, where steel
34:54
Speaker 1: manufacturing used to be and should be the cornerstone of
34:57
Speaker 1: their economy. But don't forget. We've been shipped jobs and
35:01
Speaker 1: factories overseas for decades thanks to Democrats and Republicans. Don't forget, folks.
35:07
Speaker 1: Trump's trying to fix decades, not just four years of Joe,
35:12
Speaker 1: decades of bad trade deals, of shipping everything to frickin China.
35:17
Speaker 1: This doesn't happen overnight. So when everybody's out there going
35:20
Speaker 1: why hasn't this gone down? Why has that gone down?
35:22
Speaker 1: And Trump says everything's great, and no it's not. I'm
35:24
Speaker 1: paying this for this and that for that. Yeah, give
35:28
Speaker 1: it a second, folks. It's been eleven friggin months. You
35:32
Speaker 1: can't undo thirty years of screwed up economic deals in
35:37
Speaker 1: eleven months. It takes a second. Now. The President said
35:41
Speaker 1: that without tariffs, there would be no steal at all
35:45
Speaker 1: being made in the USA, harming America's national security as well.
35:49
Speaker 1: The President also said that energy prices are coming down,
35:53
Speaker 1: and they are in most I think forty eight states.
35:57
Speaker 1: I'm not quite sure about Hawaii, and I know where
36:00
Speaker 1: I live in California, they're not, but other states, I
36:03
Speaker 1: see them below three bucks, and I'm outraged because it's
36:06
Speaker 1: Democrats that keep the prices high. Here in Conifornia, President
36:10
Speaker 1: praised initiatives like the One Big, Beautiful Bill, which keeps
36:13
Speaker 1: his tax cuts in. According to the President, after years
36:17
Speaker 1: of Democrats in power harming the American family, the nation
36:21
Speaker 1: will be finding prosperity again very soon.
36:25
Speaker 9: Together, we're repairing four years of disaster by the radical
36:29
Speaker 9: left Democrats in Congress and by the worst president in
36:32
Speaker 9: the history of our country.
36:33
Speaker 1: He is, I mean, it's not.
36:34
Speaker 9: A question about that, is just the worst president in
36:38
Speaker 9: the history.
36:38
Speaker 1: Of our country.
36:40
Speaker 9: The damage he, thank you very much, said, damage he's
36:43
Speaker 9: done to our country is something we can never forget.
36:48
Speaker 9: After just ten months, our border is secure, our spirit
36:51
Speaker 9: is restored, Inflation is stopped, wages or up, prices are down,
36:56
Speaker 9: Our nation is strong, America is respected again, and the
37:01
Speaker 9: United States is back.
37:05
Speaker 1: Now. The Senate Republicans are doing what they said they
37:08
Speaker 1: would do, uniting behind a proposal to get rid of
37:12
Speaker 1: Obamacare subsidies in favor of one of President Trump's proposed
37:17
Speaker 1: fixes to our failed healthcare system. And let's be real,
37:20
Speaker 1: we all know it's a mess. I forget politics, right.
37:23
Speaker 1: If you've had to get any type of medical care
37:27
Speaker 1: in the last ten years, you know it's a mess.
37:32
Speaker 1: Senate Majority Leader John Thune has said his caucus is
37:34
Speaker 1: uniting behind a plan brought by Bill Cassidy and Mike
37:39
Speaker 1: Crappo to let the Obamacare extensions expire at the end
37:44
Speaker 1: of the year and then replace them with health savings
37:48
Speaker 1: account something President Trump's been talking about a lot. Democrats'
37:52
Speaker 1: own proposal would simply extend those subsidies for three more years,
37:57
Speaker 1: with both proposals expected to go for a vote tell
38:00
Speaker 1: us tomorrow, although either proposal getting sixty votes needed to
38:05
Speaker 1: overcome the filibuster, and that's highly unlikely.
38:09
Speaker 9: Under Obamacare, trillions of dollars were given directly to health
38:13
Speaker 9: insurance companies. This socks are up one seven hundred percent
38:19
Speaker 9: in a very short period of time.
38:20
Speaker 1: Would you say that's good?
38:22
Speaker 9: Obamacare's primary purpose was to pay off insurance companies. You know,
38:26
Speaker 9: the insurance companies back the Democrats very heavily. I want
38:31
Speaker 9: to give billions of dollars directly to the people.
38:34
Speaker 1: I like that idea. Let's find out what our next
38:37
Speaker 1: guest has to say is he weighs in on the
38:39
Speaker 1: economy and everything else going on in DC when it
38:42
Speaker 1: comes to our taxpayer dollars. He's a CPA, he's an economist.
38:46
Speaker 1: He's the founder of Geltrude and Company, America's accountant. Dan
38:50
Speaker 1: Geltrude back on the program, Dano, nice to see you,
38:53
Speaker 1: so FED cut the rate today. Let's start there, right,
38:57
Speaker 1: and you and I said this. I think this was
39:00
Speaker 1: played out months ago, right. The Fed told us we
39:02
Speaker 1: were going to get three more quarter cuts. I think
39:05
Speaker 1: that was back in August, right, And we literally could
39:08
Speaker 1: set our clocks and watches to this. They said, one
39:11
Speaker 1: in the fall, one in the late winter, and one
39:13
Speaker 1: before the end of the year. Okay, we got our
39:15
Speaker 1: three cuts. I still don't think it's enough. The President
39:19
Speaker 1: wanted more. We know this guy's out in what four
39:22
Speaker 1: or five months. Trump's already talking about who's going to
39:24
Speaker 1: replace him. What do you make of this little cut
39:27
Speaker 1: right at the end of the year, going to make
39:28
Speaker 1: a difference for folks or not?
39:30
Speaker 10: Well, I don't think it's going to make a substantial difference, Dan,
39:34
Speaker 10: but at least it is directionally a good sign. Jerme
39:39
Speaker 10: Powell will be the FED chair until may so, as
39:42
Speaker 10: you were saying, we got five or so months still
39:47
Speaker 10: with the policies that are in place, hopefully he will
39:51
Speaker 10: continue the cuts, although there is some chatter out there
39:55
Speaker 10: that that's not going to be the case, that they're
39:57
Speaker 10: going to take a break.
39:58
Speaker 1: I think that's what I heard. He's going to do,
40:00
Speaker 1: so no more until he's done. Is that what you're
40:01
Speaker 1: hearing to.
40:03
Speaker 10: Yes, and that would not be good in my opinion,
40:06
Speaker 10: and I'm sure the President is not exactly thrilled to
40:09
Speaker 10: hear that. However, I do believe whoever the next FED
40:13
Speaker 10: chair is going to be, I think that President Trump
40:16
Speaker 10: is going to ensure that we're going to be more
40:19
Speaker 10: aggressive related to these interest cuts because the people needed.
40:24
Speaker 10: Businesses need to be able to borrow money. Dan, that's
40:28
Speaker 10: the key to the economy.
40:29
Speaker 1: Thank you. If you want to expand and grow your business,
40:32
Speaker 1: and that's what the American spirit, entrepreneurial spirit, and capitalism's
40:36
Speaker 1: all about. Right. If I start a small business, maybe
40:38
Speaker 1: I want to become a medium business. How do I
40:41
Speaker 1: do that? I got to expand, I gotta build another building.
40:43
Speaker 1: I gotta hire people. I want good people. I gotta
40:46
Speaker 1: give raises. I can't do any of that if I
40:49
Speaker 1: can't borrow the money to do it, unless I'm just
40:51
Speaker 1: sitting on a pile of cash. And let's be real,
40:53
Speaker 1: after four years of Jojo and Kamala, a lot of
40:55
Speaker 1: companies aren't just setting around on pounds and pounds of
40:58
Speaker 1: cash out back. Do you think's let's ask a question
41:04
Speaker 1: for the consumer, because I can relate to the regular consumer,
41:08
Speaker 1: I'm one of them. If I'm thinking of refinancing a
41:11
Speaker 1: car or a home, or getting a new credit card
41:16
Speaker 1: to put something on I need because we're feeling that
41:20
Speaker 1: Powell won't do anything in the next five months, do
41:23
Speaker 1: you think the next one come May June time frame,
41:26
Speaker 1: with whoever Trump appoints, As you said, that person will
41:28
Speaker 1: know the mission drop the rates immediately? Will we see
41:32
Speaker 1: do you think a significant one? So should the consumer
41:35
Speaker 1: wait or is now maybe a good time to refin
41:38
Speaker 1: stuff since we have had, you know, almost a point
41:40
Speaker 1: drop in the last four or five months. What do
41:43
Speaker 1: you think?
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Speaker 10: Well, well, I think Dan, look, there's people out there
41:47
Speaker 10: that need capital and if they can't wait, they got
41:50
Speaker 10: to borrow, and certainly the rates are better than they
41:52
Speaker 10: had been. However, if you're going to really try to
41:55
Speaker 10: play this out and you don't need the money today,
41:57
Speaker 10: then yeah, I think a much better time to borrow
42:01
Speaker 10: is going to be towards the end of twenty twenty six.
42:05
Speaker 10: And again, can you hold off that long and the economy,
42:09
Speaker 10: I would argue, can't wait that long. Remember, Dan, we
42:13
Speaker 10: have mid term elections coming up in less than a year,
42:17
Speaker 10: and those elections are critical because if the Republicans lose
42:22
Speaker 10: control of Congress, it is going to be difficult at
42:26
Speaker 10: best for President Trump to implement his policies. So it's
42:31
Speaker 10: really really important that the economy makes some substantial moves
42:36
Speaker 10: in the right direction. We're going that way, but we
42:39
Speaker 10: need more because if that doesn't happen, we really risk
42:44
Speaker 10: what happens in twenty twenty seven and twenty twenty eight
42:48
Speaker 10: and beyond.
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Speaker 1: I know people don't understand elections have consequences, and if
42:53
Speaker 1: you want prices to continue going down, don't elect Democrats
42:57
Speaker 1: next November. I don't care if you're voting for him
43:00
Speaker 1: in the House of Representatives or the Senate or in
43:02
Speaker 1: your local office. Don't vote from Their policy is to
43:05
Speaker 1: tax you, to create bigger government, which costs you and
43:08
Speaker 1: me more money. I don't understand why it's so hard
43:12
Speaker 1: for people to understand. So we got the quarter interest
43:14
Speaker 1: rate cut. Today I want to throw up one more headline,
43:17
Speaker 1: just some good news. Again. I'm not seeing this here
43:20
Speaker 1: in COMMI Furignia, Dan, maybe in your state you've seen it.
43:23
Speaker 1: But new headline out gas lowest in four years. The
43:30
Speaker 1: average now is two ninety two. By the way, we're
43:34
Speaker 1: still paying five bucks in California almost everywhere, but again
43:38
Speaker 1: we pay a dollar nine more than almost every state
43:41
Speaker 1: because of our BS. But that's some good news. Lowest
43:44
Speaker 1: gas in four years, Dan, Oh, final, where to you?
43:47
Speaker 10: Well, yes, that is great news. And President Trump has
43:51
Speaker 10: talked about one of the keys to this economy is
43:54
Speaker 10: us being able to get our energy costs down, specifically
43:58
Speaker 10: fuel for our cars and and so on. And on
44:01
Speaker 10: top of that, the other thing President Trump has been
44:04
Speaker 10: talking about is energy independence.
44:06
Speaker 1: Which is so critical.
44:08
Speaker 10: Now listen, I'm a New Jersey so we're not that
44:11
Speaker 10: much better off than California generally speaking when it comes
44:15
Speaker 10: to taxes, although I have to say our gas prices
44:18
Speaker 10: are not terrible, although everything else is. And you know,
44:23
Speaker 10: one of the things going on in New Jersey right now,
44:25
Speaker 10: we just elected a new Democrat governor and increase in
44:31
Speaker 10: sales tax first thing on the agenda. It doesn't happen,
44:34
Speaker 10: but I think there's a good chance it will.
44:37
Speaker 1: Thank you for pointing that out. See new governor taxes
44:42
Speaker 1: like first order of business. Oh, let's make your sales
44:46
Speaker 1: tax on stuff higher? Why is that always their solution
44:50
Speaker 1: to fixing an economic problem. Let's take more money of
44:54
Speaker 1: the people paying the damn bills. How about you, people
44:57
Speaker 1: who we elect, budget and spend our money more wisely,
45:02
Speaker 1: and then you wouldn't have to tax us more. Dan
45:04
Speaker 1: geltrude as always, I know that's too stupid to think of, right,
45:07
Speaker 1: that's too common sense. Thank you Dan for coming on
45:10
Speaker 1: Merry Christmas. If I don't see you, thank you Dan.
45:14
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45:19
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45:22
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45:27
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47:57
Speaker 1: Welcome back. Let's head to the Big Apple, New York
48:01
Speaker 1: and its socialist mayor, good old Zorn Mandanny has now
48:05
Speaker 1: appointed someone named is that Misson Lennon, a former rapper
48:11
Speaker 1: turned activist who served seven years in prison for armed robberies,
48:17
Speaker 1: and he's going to be in charge of the Criminal
48:20
Speaker 1: Legal System Advisory Committee. Okay Lenin was convicted back in
48:26
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety nine of two felony armed robberies targeting New
48:30
Speaker 1: York City taxi cab drivers. Prosecutors say that he participated
48:33
Speaker 1: in the robberies from ninety seven ninety eight. One victim
48:37
Speaker 1: even attacked with a beer bottle, others held at gunpoint,
48:41
Speaker 1: and he was positively identified as the bad guy. Now,
48:44
Speaker 1: the committee is among those that will be advising the
48:47
Speaker 1: mayor on major policy and structural changes to the criminal
48:53
Speaker 1: justice and public safety system as mndamie's administration comes in
48:57
Speaker 1: and takes power. So this guy, this criminal, this Felon.
49:01
Speaker 1: Lenin is associated with a social justice organization he co founded,
49:05
Speaker 1: which claims experience in gun violence prevention. Well, I guess
49:12
Speaker 1: if you use the gun for violence, you probably know
49:15
Speaker 1: how to prevent it, right, mister Lennon Jeez also legislative
49:20
Speaker 1: advocacy and criminal justice reform. Well, I'm sure you'll want
49:24
Speaker 1: to reform prisons. You spend a lot of years in them,
49:26
Speaker 1: and they suck. Mandani believes that city leadership should draw
49:31
Speaker 1: on experience and analysis from real New Yorkers, including those
49:36
Speaker 1: who've been put through a tough system. Regarding Lennin specifically
49:40
Speaker 1: the clown right there, emphasized that he wants to build
49:43
Speaker 1: a city for quote, each and every person by involving
49:47
Speaker 1: someone who's lived through incarceration and now advocates for criminal
49:51
Speaker 1: justice reform and community activism. Gotcha. Mandanni recently released a
49:57
Speaker 1: video urging illegal immigrant residents to quote know your rights.
50:01
Speaker 1: He even gave the illegals advice on how to handle
50:06
Speaker 1: working with ICE. He framed the message as a protection
50:11
Speaker 1: for the city's immigrant population.
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Speaker 8: Last weekend, ICE attempted to raid Canal Street and detain
50:17
Speaker 8: our immigrants. As Mayor, I'll protect the rights of every
50:21
Speaker 8: single New Yorker, and that includes the more than three
50:24
Speaker 8: million immigrants who call the city their home. But we
50:26
Speaker 8: can all stand up to ICE if you.
50:28
Speaker 1: Know your rights.
50:29
Speaker 8: If you encounter ICE. These are the things that every
50:32
Speaker 8: New Yorker should go first. ICE cannot enter into private
50:35
Speaker 8: spaces like your home, school, or private area of your
50:38
Speaker 8: workplace without a judicial warrant signed by a judge that
50:41
Speaker 8: looks like this. If ICE does not have a judicial
50:48
Speaker 8: warrant signed by a judge, you have the right to
50:50
Speaker 8: say I do not consent to enter it, and the
50:53
Speaker 8: right to keep your door closed. Sometimes ICE will show
50:55
Speaker 8: you paperwork that looks like this and tell you that
51:00
Speaker 8: they have the right to arrest here.
51:03
Speaker 1: That is false.
51:04
Speaker 8: ICE is legally allowed to lie to you, but you
51:06
Speaker 8: have the right to remain silent. If you're being detained,
51:09
Speaker 8: you may always ask am I free to go repeatedly
51:11
Speaker 8: until I answer you.
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Speaker 1: You are legally.
51:13
Speaker 8: Allowed to film ICE as long as you do not
51:15
Speaker 8: interfere with an arrest. It is important to remain calm
51:18
Speaker 8: during any interaction, and ICE for law enforcement do not
51:20
Speaker 8: impede their investigation, resist arrest or one last thing. New
51:24
Speaker 8: York has had a constitutional right to vote est. When
51:27
Speaker 8: I'm there, we will protect that way. New York will
51:30
Speaker 8: always welcome him, and I will fight each and every
51:33
Speaker 8: day to protect and support and celebrate our.
51:36
Speaker 1: Neighbor brothers and sisters. That's it. New York's fallen. That's
51:40
Speaker 1: who you voted in, folks joining me out of SoundOff.
51:47
Speaker 1: He's the founder of the Louder Majority and a member
51:50
Speaker 1: of the New York Young Republicans Club board of advisors.
51:52
Speaker 1: Our friend Kevin Smith back on the program, Kevin, elections
51:56
Speaker 1: have consequences. You and I and many America first folks
52:00
Speaker 1: warn New York voters about this clown. Now he's out
52:03
Speaker 1: there just like Miss Bass, the clown that runs La,
52:07
Speaker 1: the clown that runs Portland, all these oh, the idiot
52:10
Speaker 1: that runs Chicago, all these Democrats, socialist Marxist mayors fighting
52:15
Speaker 1: the federal government and going against the constitution on trying
52:20
Speaker 1: to kick illegal criminal aliens out of our country because
52:23
Speaker 1: they've broken our immigration laws. This is insane to me
52:27
Speaker 1: that in twenty twenty five biggest city used to be
52:30
Speaker 1: the shiny city on the hill for legal immigrants around
52:33
Speaker 1: the world to come to is now going to be
52:35
Speaker 1: at the hands of this clown in about two and
52:37
Speaker 1: a half weeks. keV my heart goes out to all
52:40
Speaker 1: you New Yorkers. Bro.
52:42
Speaker 11: You know it's wild because he's not even in office yet.
52:46
Speaker 11: Let's make that clear. Yeah, so he has no ability
52:48
Speaker 11: to actually do anything, and this is what he's choosing
52:51
Speaker 11: to start with. So how much worse is it going
52:54
Speaker 11: to get down the road? Will like literally showing the
52:58
Speaker 11: appendixes like, look, you're.
53:00
Speaker 1: Right, know, you're right. I think every person should know
53:03
Speaker 1: what rights they have.
53:04
Speaker 11: However, he also goes on to say, don't impede investigations
53:08
Speaker 11: or arrests. That's what you're doing, bro, Like, that's what
53:12
Speaker 11: you're doing with this video.
53:15
Speaker 1: It sounds let me show you how ways to avoid
53:18
Speaker 1: your arrest for being here illegally, but do it legally.
53:21
Speaker 1: What are you doing?
53:24
Speaker 11: It's almost like the guy who is convicted of a
53:26
Speaker 11: gun crime is now going to fix things on gun crime.
53:30
Speaker 1: Right. Look at some of the people he's already put
53:32
Speaker 1: in his transition team in cabinet. These people are sick
53:35
Speaker 1: of He's got a bunch of radical Islamists that chant
53:38
Speaker 1: death to America and hate this country. I mean, you
53:41
Speaker 1: guys are in trouble, man, seriously. I mean January first
53:45
Speaker 1: is when he takes charge, right.
53:47
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, And you know it's I think that we
53:50
Speaker 11: are going to have to be the example for the
53:52
Speaker 11: rest of the country on what can happen when you
53:55
Speaker 11: allow these sorts of people to get into office. You know,
53:59
Speaker 11: the people of Minnesota made a I guess you could
54:03
Speaker 11: say a slightly worse choice with Jacob Fry rather than
54:08
Speaker 11: Muhammad Fota.
54:10
Speaker 1: They're both trash. Yeah, slightly, I guess you know.
54:14
Speaker 11: I guess that if you pick your least your two
54:16
Speaker 11: least favorite vegetables, you picked the second last one.
54:19
Speaker 1: But you know you said Friday day, by the way,
54:21
Speaker 1: trying to eat Somali food.
54:23
Speaker 11: Oh he he was like he wanted somebody hand that
54:27
Speaker 11: man assault shaker, like he was he was dying a
54:30
Speaker 11: slow death, and like, look, look, I love all ethnic foods.
54:34
Speaker 11: It's the best part about living in New York. But
54:36
Speaker 11: whenever he was eating, get him something else on that menu.
54:39
Speaker 1: Well, listen, these democrats are so fake and phony. It's
54:42
Speaker 1: all for a vote, man, It's it's it's we've gone
54:44
Speaker 1: from kissing babies and shaking hands to wanting to promote
54:48
Speaker 1: illegal immigration to win a race. That's what Democrats are
54:52
Speaker 1: all about. Speaking of races. You're in New York, You're
54:54
Speaker 1: on the Republican club, so I know you're following it.
54:57
Speaker 1: What's going on with your gubernatorial run?
55:00
Speaker 10: Uh?
55:00
Speaker 1: Somebody else jumped in on the GOP side. Now I
55:04
Speaker 1: thought this was gonna be hocal Stephonic, Like, what's what's
55:07
Speaker 1: happening Phillis in keV yes?
55:09
Speaker 8: Uh.
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Speaker 11: Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman uh jumped into the race
55:13
Speaker 11: over the last couple of days against Elie Stephonic.
55:18
Speaker 8: Uh.
55:18
Speaker 1: You know, polling suggests right.
55:20
Speaker 11: Now the congress women Stephonic has has an incredible lead
55:23
Speaker 11: in uh in some of the primary polling.
55:26
Speaker 1: And that makes sense.
55:27
Speaker 11: She's been an incredible leader for the Republican Party in Congress.
55:31
Speaker 11: She represents one of the largest by by land mass
55:34
Speaker 11: congressional districts in America. You know, so it's not shocking
55:39
Speaker 11: that she is.
55:39
Speaker 6: Uh, she's really running.
55:41
Speaker 1: Away with this thing.
55:42
Speaker 10: Uh.
55:42
Speaker 11: You look, sometimes primaries can be useful. In this case,
55:46
Speaker 11: I don't think that they are, just because we have
55:48
Speaker 11: such a great candidate in congresswomen Stevonic that, uh, you know,
55:52
Speaker 11: I've been involved in some bloody primaries and I really
55:54
Speaker 11: hope this doesn't just doesn't turn in to that.
55:56
Speaker 1: All right, we'll see how it all shakes out. Kevin
55:59
Speaker 1: Smith check his show out and commentary Loud majority as
56:03
Speaker 1: always appreciate you, brother, You take care. Thanks Dan, yep,
56:07
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