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9/30/36 -- Dan Ball W/ Katie Hopkins, Kari Lake, Mary Holland, Jonathan Gilliam, Christopher Alexander. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America tonight, a group of heroic
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Speaker 1: Israeli passengers stop an attempted hijacking on a flight from
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Speaker 1: Dubai to Tel Aviv, safely landing the plane and saving
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Speaker 1: nearly 200 lives. But at the beginning, the mainstream media
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Speaker 1: here and abroad acted like it was no big deal,
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Speaker 1: a fight between the pilot and the co-pilot. No, it
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Speaker 1: was a terror attack. Plus.
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Speaker 2: It is the biggest thing there is may be the
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Speaker 2: biggest thing there's ever been. It's much bigger than the internet.
0:37
Speaker 1: It is huge. President Trump hosted a historic White House
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Speaker 1: meeting with the brightest minds from Silicon Valley to talk
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Speaker 1: about the future of artificial intelligence, which he's now rebranding
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Speaker 1: as super intelligence. We'll walk you through all that. Also tonight,
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Speaker 1: some great news on the immigration front as ICE plans
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Speaker 1: to hire 5,000 new people. This is the Supreme Court.
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Speaker 1: Give the Trump administration a big win when it comes
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Speaker 1: to deportation policy. And we've got all the details. I'm
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Speaker 1: Dan Ball, and Real America starts right now. Good Wednesday
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Speaker 1: evening to you folks. Some scary, crazy moments coming out
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Speaker 1: of the Middle East. In case you have not heard yet,
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Speaker 1: get this. A Dubai Air, there's the plane, was flying
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Speaker 1: from Dubai to Israel and it was forced to make
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Speaker 1: an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia earlier today. Don't forget
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Speaker 1: they're hours ahead of us. This after the co-pilot violently
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Speaker 1: attacks and stabs and attempts to hijack the plane from
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Speaker 1: the pilot. several investigations underway because this, of course, was
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Speaker 1: a international incident as they were flying. Now, we don't
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Speaker 1: have all the details, but here's what we do know.
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Speaker 1: This was an act of terrorism, period, point blank. I
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Speaker 1: don't want to hear from the New York Times or
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Speaker 1: the BBC that the co-pilot got mad with the pilot,
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Speaker 1: like some of the headlines read, and they got in
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Speaker 1: a fight. No, no, no, no. This guy wanted to
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Speaker 1: hijack that plane and either crash it and kill a
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Speaker 1: bunch of Jews or Or maybe, I don't know, fly
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Speaker 1: it to Iran and have a bunch of hostages. That's
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Speaker 1: a scenario. The flight departed from Dubai early this morning,
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Speaker 1: was bound for the International Airport in Tel Aviv. It
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Speaker 1: climbed to about 35,000 feet. It was up there for
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Speaker 1: an hour or so. And then right when they got
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Speaker 1: over Jordan Airspace, that's when they say the co-pilot stabbed
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Speaker 1: the captain in the cockpit. Immediately, he was able to
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Speaker 1: send out a hijacking distress signal. But while they were fighting,
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Speaker 1: the plane dropped almost 14,000 feet in less than two minutes.
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Speaker 1: As you saw in that video, and as you can imagine,
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Speaker 1: passengers started fearing and panicking for their lives. And could
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Speaker 1: you blame them? But here's where things turned around. A
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Speaker 1: group of the Israeli passengers, along with some of the
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Speaker 1: crew members, so we're talking about flight attendants, not pilots,
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Speaker 1: heroically stormed the cockpit thanks to that pilot who was
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Speaker 1: literally bleeding out. He was able to unlock the door
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Speaker 1: so they could kick it in and get in there.
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Speaker 1: They subdued the co-pilot. They got an off-duty pilot to
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Speaker 1: get in control, and they all safely landed the plane.
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Speaker 1: This is miraculous. This is wild. But this is what
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Speaker 1: happens when you pay attention to your surroundings and you
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Speaker 1: take action. It reminds me of 9-11, those brave American
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Speaker 1: souls that knew what was happening, stormed the cockpit. And
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Speaker 1: instead of that plane smashing into the White House or
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Speaker 1: the Capitol building, they took her down in that field
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Speaker 1: in Shanksville. Again, heroes on this plane.
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Speaker 3: That's great.
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Speaker 1: You can hear the flight attendant there and the folks telling.
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Speaker 3: The injured.
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Speaker 1: Pilot who was the first man with the oxygen bleeding,
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Speaker 1: that he did a good job. You saved the plane
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Speaker 1: because he was able to unlock the door to let
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Speaker 1: them in. Here's what we know. The pilot, one of
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Speaker 1: the heroes, is from India. The co-pilot, the attacker, is
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Speaker 1: from Amman. Go figure. Anyway, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
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Speaker 1: met with one of the heroes who helped intervene in
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Speaker 1: that flight and get him home safely with his shirt
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Speaker 1: still covered in blood. Yanav Sharir shared his story and
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Speaker 1: relayed critical information about what really happened, not what the
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Speaker 1: mainstream media is claiming happened. I salute the heroes who
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Speaker 1: displayed exceptional resourcefulness and courage. They saved many lives. They
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Speaker 1: prevented a huge disaster. Amen. Joining us now with reaction
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Speaker 1: to all this, he's a former FBI special agent, Navy SEAL,
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Speaker 1: and host of the Experts podcast, Jonathan Gilliam, back on
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Speaker 1: the program. Jonathan. You know, when stuff like this happens,
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Speaker 1: I keep bringing up Islam. I don't try to say
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Speaker 1: the R word anymore, radical. I just say Muslims. And
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Speaker 1: every time we keep hearing about one of these attacks
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Speaker 1: or a thwarted attack, like we're going to talk about
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Speaker 1: in our next segment after you, the one they thwarted
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Speaker 1: in Britain this past weekend, it has to do with Muslims.
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Speaker 1: So all you got to do is look at people's actions.
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Speaker 1: Don't listen to their words. Look at their actions. I
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Speaker 1: don't see any other group out there trying to hijack planes,
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Speaker 1: blow up Air Force bases, take over communities, institute Sharia
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Speaker 1: law in places it doesn't belong except one community. And
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Speaker 1: I get there might be millions of peaceful ones, but
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Speaker 1: there's a lot of bad eggs in that community. And
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Speaker 1: it looks like we got another one. What do you know?
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Speaker 1: I don't know, Jonathan.
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Speaker 3: Well, no, I think you're absolutely right. And, you know,
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Speaker 3: I was wanting to say something humorous there. But in
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Speaker 3: all seriousness, this is this is not a surprise. This
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Speaker 3: is something that we could see coming. I think the
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Speaker 3: more we see of this and the activism of the left,
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Speaker 3: you know, we talk about the red green alliance. That
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Speaker 3: is truly a real thing that people don't understand.
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Speaker 1: Yep.
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Speaker 3: And I think when you add what these two groups,
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Speaker 3: what they bring to the table, when you mix this together,
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Speaker 3: which is terrorism and subversion, this is what you get.
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Speaker 3: My understanding in the past, and I was also an
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Speaker 3: air marshal for a while then.
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Speaker 1: Oh, that's right.
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Speaker 3: And my understanding was that every flight that went into
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Speaker 3: Israel had an air marshal on it, but I'm not
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Speaker 3: sure if that's the case anymore. And I would hope
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Speaker 3: they would have learned from October 7th that They need
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Speaker 3: to be, especially right now, they need to have air
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Speaker 3: marshals on every plane. And that very well be that pilot,
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Speaker 3: that crew was air marshals, I don't know. But they're
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Speaker 3: very lucky that the response was enough to stop this.
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Speaker 3: Because in the United States, I'm just not sure if
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Speaker 3: people are prepared to act. And those that can act...
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Speaker 3: I'm not sure that they will understand exactly what needs
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Speaker 3: to occur. I mean, they understood what needed to occur. Well,
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Speaker 3: they live in fear.
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Speaker 1: There's a big difference. My wife was saying this actually
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Speaker 1: today on this exact story. Israel folks, Israelis rather, that
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Speaker 1: live in Israel deal with attacks and fear all the time.
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Speaker 1: I think they're prepared for it because they expect it more. Americans,
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Speaker 1: we haven't had anything for 25 years. And so a
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Speaker 1: whole generation, two generations almost, don't even have a clue
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Speaker 1: of what 9-11 is. And so, yeah, I agree with you.
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Speaker 1: They're not prepared to react. I mean, are you folks?
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Speaker 1: Are you ready to try and break down a cockpit door?
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Speaker 1: and stop a terror attack from happening, possibly even having
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Speaker 1: to ram the plane in the ground somewhere remote to
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Speaker 1: save lives, because that's what heroes did on 9-11 in Shanksville.
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Speaker 1: That airplane was headed towards DC, and brave Americans, let's roll,
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Speaker 1: remember what he said? Brought it down. That's what these
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Speaker 1: Israelis did. Now, the pilot, with a knife in his side,
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Speaker 1: it sounds like, was able to unlock it, thank goodness,
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Speaker 1: and they were able to get in, because if the
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Speaker 1: door was locked, all the cockpits got reinforced after 9-11.
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Speaker 1: an international thing or just American airlines that reinforced?
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Speaker 3: No, I think it's, I think that's predominantly international. They
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Speaker 3: probably wouldn't have been able to get in there. So listen,
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Speaker 3: it was, it worked out well that the pilot was
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Speaker 3: thinking his way through it, which pilots, you know, are
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Speaker 3: generally smart people and they're very standardized. And, and I
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Speaker 3: think this worked out well, but we have to realize
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Speaker 3: as you started this segment out, we have to realize that,
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Speaker 3: who is doing these things, and we have to be
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Speaker 3: honest about it. And even people that I know that
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Speaker 3: are Muslim, that I've been friends with them for years,
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Speaker 3: many of those people are starting to believe the Islamophobia
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Speaker 3: lie the same way that many on the right are
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Speaker 3: believing the hate Trump lies, and people on the left
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Speaker 3: are believing the communism is great lie. And this nation,
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Speaker 3: in this world, needs to start realizing that these are
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Speaker 3: very simple things to see. It's very simple. It's very
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Speaker 3: structured in what's occurring. And we have the power to
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Speaker 3: stop it. The people just don't know how to stop it.
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Speaker 3: And I look at UK, and that incident just happened.
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Speaker 3: The response makes no sense. Were there explosives in those vans?
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Speaker 3: Were those individuals trying to carry out a terrorist attack?
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Speaker 3: If that's the case, why would you give them bail?
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Speaker 1: I know. Trust me. I'm talking about that one with
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Speaker 1: the next guest after you. And trust me, I'm scratching
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Speaker 1: my head. I mean, anyway. As always, Jonathan, thank you
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Speaker 1: for weighing in. I'm sure we'll learn more about this
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Speaker 1: co-pilot and find out if maybe Iran or Hezbollah, Hamas,
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Speaker 1: some terrorization was paying him or he was just another crazy,
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Speaker 1: radicalized Muslim who decided to kidnap or ram a plane
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Speaker 1: into the ground with a bunch of Jews on board.
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Speaker 1: I don't know, but we'll wait and see. Jonathan Gillian.
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Speaker 3: Dan, you know, one thing I always say is, you know,
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Speaker 3: you don't swear allegiance or have to get a membership
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Speaker 3: card to be a part of one of these terrorist groups. However,
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Speaker 3: most of these people are Muslim.
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Speaker 4: Yep.
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Speaker 3: And that's the card that they carry.
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Speaker 1: Jonathan Gilliam, former FBI special agent. Thank you, brother. Appreciate you.
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Speaker 3: You got it, brother.
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Speaker 2: Yep.
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Speaker 1: All righty, still to come. New information come to light
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Speaker 1: about that foiled terror attack in the UK at that
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Speaker 1: Royal Air Force Base. UK officials now believe the whole
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Speaker 1: thing's connected to Iran. But as Jonathan just said, they
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Speaker 1: already let the five suspects go.
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Speaker 2: Why?
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Speaker 1: Why? British columnist Katie Hopkins is going to join us
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Speaker 1: from across the pond to sound off on that one. Plus,
11:13
Speaker 1: a new report about Sleepy Joe's program welcoming refugees from
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Speaker 1: Afghanistan after the fall of Kabul shows that 40% of
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Speaker 1: them never got vetted. So we have no idea how
11:24
Speaker 1: many terrorists might be in our country thanks to Sleepy
11:27
Speaker 1: Joe and border czar Kaklan Kamala. Carrie Lake weighs in
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11:33
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11:35
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11:38
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Speaker 2: I'm just disappointed that they caught terrorists. They did a
12:22
Speaker 2: good job, and then they sort of let them go.
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Speaker 1: I don't know.
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Speaker 2: How do you let it— how do you give bail to
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Speaker 2: a terrorist?
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Speaker 1: I'm with you, President Trump. I am astounded by the
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Speaker 1: decision from UK officials to let a handful of terror
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Speaker 1: suspects who were plotting blowing things up on a Royal
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Speaker 1: Air Force Base in England over the weekend go after, like,
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Speaker 1: I don't even know if they were in custody more
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Speaker 1: than 24 hours. It makes no sense. But nonetheless, That's
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Speaker 1: where we are today. So we thought we'd give you
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Speaker 1: an update on what's been happening since we just talked
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Speaker 1: about the foiled terror plot on that airplane that was
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Speaker 1: headed to Israel. Thank goodness for brave people stopping bad people.
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Speaker 1: So let's back up if you don't know what happened.
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Speaker 1: Police arrest five scumbags on Sunday, then release them on Monday.
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Speaker 1: The country's head of counterterrorism policing then defended their release. What? Again,
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Speaker 1: now we're also learning, oh, by the way, they're probably
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Speaker 1: connected to Iran. Right. So you should let them go.
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Speaker 1: UK officials, including their prime minister, now believe that Iran
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Speaker 1: planned possibly the whole thing with these guys. And by
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Speaker 1: the way, more than five. Remember, the farmer that made
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Speaker 1: the phone call said he thinks he saw 10. So,
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Speaker 1: Good old PM Burnham says there are strong indications that
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Speaker 1: the Iranian government was involved. His comments coming after investigators
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Speaker 1: found that one of the suspects called police before they
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Speaker 1: were arrested. His statement also follows an interview with Secretary
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Speaker 1: Marco Rubio. Now here's what Rubio had to say about
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Speaker 1: the whole thing. Take a listen. I have to be careful.
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Speaker 5: There's some things I cannot say on the air for
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Speaker 5: a lot of different reasons. Suffice it to say that
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Speaker 5: what happened, what almost happened, what could have happened in
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Speaker 5: the UK over the weekend is a very serious situation.
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Speaker 5: It's one that clearly involves the hands of a foreign actor.
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Speaker 5: I won't get into great detail about that yet.
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Speaker 1: Okay. Thank you, Mr. Rubio. We get it. We know
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Speaker 1: who it was. We're in a conflict with that nation,
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Speaker 1: so you didn't want to say it, but it sounds
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Speaker 1: like a rant, obviously. UK officials now will release suspected
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Speaker 1: terrorists on bail, they say, but they're not going to
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Speaker 1: release patriotic British citizens like Daniel Thomas, an anti- migration
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Speaker 1: activist who's currently sitting in one of their prisons. A
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Speaker 1: judge denied bail at a court hearing for him this
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Speaker 1: week after he was arrested for his alleged role in
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Speaker 1: an incident. He'll be in custody until his next court hearing,
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Speaker 1: which is until March 2027. You're in English territory.
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Speaker 3: This is England.
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Speaker 1: This is not France anymore, okay?
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Speaker 4: All right, get.
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Speaker 6: Off, get off.
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Speaker 2: Get off the boat! Get off the boat!
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Speaker 1: Get off the boat! You've got time to get off
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Speaker 1: the boat! Get off the boat! So there's a guy
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Speaker 1: who's taking action in his own hands because his government sucks,
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Speaker 1: is tired of the invasion of illegal migrants, slash their boat.
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Speaker 1: You've got time to get off, there's other boats around,
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Speaker 1: get in, turn around, go home. His government jails him,
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Speaker 1: probably gonna throw the book at him for years, But
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Speaker 1: suspects who are going to kill people on one of
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Speaker 1: your military bases, we let them go. We call them
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Speaker 1: British nationals instead of what they are. Anyway, I'll stop
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Speaker 1: right there and let my next guest say the rest.
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Speaker 1: She's a British columnist. She's a comedian. She's an author
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Speaker 1: of a book called, well, you see it right there.
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Speaker 1: I guess you guys can go ahead and censor it.
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Speaker 1: I'm giving you time. Bat-sh** bonkers Britain. Our good friend,
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Speaker 1: Katie Hopkins. back on the program. Katie, Katie, Katie, Katie, Katie.
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Speaker 1: Every time you come on from across the pond, I
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Speaker 1: have to pull my hair out and go, what is
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Speaker 1: going on in Britain, my dear?
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Speaker 7: Truly, you know, the insanity now, it's so in your face.
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Speaker 7: You know, we've been talking about this for decades. We've
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Speaker 7: been on this for decades. But now it is just
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Speaker 7: so glaringly awful. that our Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, who
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Speaker 7: was never elected, has never been elected by anyone, and
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Speaker 7: who likes to wear a black T-shirt around the place,
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Speaker 7: just like that other pathetic creature, Zelensky, has just let
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Speaker 7: these morons go, five of them. There were many more
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Speaker 7: because the farmers saw up to 10 people.
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Speaker 2: Yep.
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Speaker 7: They released them the next day. I wouldn't be surprised, honestly, Dan,
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Speaker 7: if they just gave them, probably gave them some free housing,
17:02
Speaker 7: probably gave them some free food, probably gave them money
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Speaker 7: to spend while they're waiting to hear what happens next.
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Speaker 7: And at the same time, Danny Tomo, who, if I
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Speaker 7: may correct your labeling there, you called him an anti-migrant activist.
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Speaker 7: You know, I would call him a pro-family British national,
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Speaker 7: a father.
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Speaker 6: Soon to be of five.
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Speaker 1: I would agree with you.
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Speaker 7: He's not been put on trial. He's not had a
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Speaker 7: day in court. He's been thrown straight into jail until
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Speaker 7: a court date of March 2027. So he'll miss his
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Speaker 7: family at home. And he didn't just decide to go
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Speaker 7: wandering into the water, you know, and stab a boat.
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Speaker 7: This is a man, like so many men in England,
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Speaker 7: in Great Britain, who have been pushed to the point
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Speaker 7: of desperation, who can no longer sit at home and
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Speaker 7: watch the madness and feel morally activated to go and
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Speaker 7: do something, to do something. This isn't the actions of
18:03
Speaker 7: a dangerous man. This is a man who cannot stay
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Speaker 7: at home and watch.
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Speaker 3: This any longer.
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Speaker 7: And now he's inside the suspected Iranian terrorist cell and
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Speaker 7: the rest of them are all out on bail. And
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Speaker 7: I have to say, British people are literally screaming at
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Speaker 7: me on social media.
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Speaker 6: What can we do?
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Speaker 3: What can we do?
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Speaker 7: Our country, even in all of its mad years, our
18:28
Speaker 7: country has never looked this mad.
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Speaker 1: And I'm ashamed.
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Speaker 3: I'm embarrassed.
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Speaker 7: And I just watched Marco Rubio there. And I have
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Speaker 7: to say, immediately, my first thought was, oh, statesmanlike.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 7: Because that's what you've got with Marco Rubio now.
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Speaker 1: We do have a good one there, don't we?
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Speaker 7: Statesmanlike behavior. And that's what we so desperately need.
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Speaker 2: Yep.
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Speaker 1: No, Trump brought a lot of great leaders into his administration.
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Speaker 1: And sorry, we can't lend you any. But yeah, I
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Speaker 1: feel like Britain, y'all need some help over there. And
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Speaker 1: I don't think the anti-migration label is a bad thing.
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Speaker 1: I actually think it's a good thing because I tell
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Speaker 1: you what, if I had my way, I would hope
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Speaker 1: President Trump would just shut down all immigration to America
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Speaker 1: for a couple years till the end of his term.
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Speaker 1: Just stop it. We've got enough. We've got terrorists in
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Speaker 1: our ranks that Joe let in. We should just stop
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Speaker 1: migration 100% until we can figure out who's here and
19:18
Speaker 1: get rid of the bad eggs. And I would say
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Speaker 1: your country would do the same, but you're never going
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Speaker 1: to do it because you've already got the enemy within
19:24
Speaker 1: and they're in your parliament, they're your mayors, they're your
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Speaker 1: police chiefs. You guys are screwed to put it bluntly.
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Speaker 1: I mean, seriously. 100%.
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Speaker 7: Our home secretary, a lady called Shabana Mahmood. She just
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Speaker 7: stood up at the Labour Party conference, so the Democrat
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Speaker 7: National Convention, if you will. And she said she's reopening
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Speaker 7: routes for Afghans to come to the UK and for
19:50
Speaker 7: Palestinian refugees to come to the UK. So on top
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Speaker 7: of all of this that is going on, we have
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Speaker 7: a Pakistani Home Secretary responsible for our borders announcing that
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Speaker 7: she's going to be asking more Muslims to come to
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Speaker 7: our country. I mean, you couldn't tighten the pressure cooker
20:11
Speaker 7: any harder if you tried.
20:12
Speaker 6: It is the government at this point with.
20:15
Speaker 7: A stick prodding the remaining whites in the UK saying,
20:19
Speaker 7: go on, riot, riot in the streets and we will
20:22
Speaker 7: lock you all down. I can imagine in not too
20:24
Speaker 7: distant time, there being a lockdown of British nationals, compulsory
20:30
Speaker 7: digital ID and and people banned from the streets of
20:33
Speaker 7: the UK whilst this takeover is completed. I don't think
20:36
Speaker 7: we're very far away from that now.
20:38
Speaker 1: No, I agree. Look, I know people call us, you, me, others, Islamophobic.
20:45
Speaker 1: I'm not scared of you. Excuse me. I look at
20:50
Speaker 1: what you say. I look at your actions. We just
20:53
Speaker 1: had another, and I don't use the R word radically anymore,
20:55
Speaker 1: we had another Muslim today try to hijack a plane
21:00
Speaker 1: and do God knows what with it. We just covered
21:02
Speaker 1: before you came on, Katie, right? That Dubai flight to Israel.
21:05
Speaker 1: Was he going to crash it and kill all the
21:06
Speaker 1: Jews on board? Was he, God forbid, going to fly
21:08
Speaker 1: it to Iran so they had 170 hostages? Who knows?
21:11
Speaker 1: But either way, it's another example of what they want
21:14
Speaker 1: to do. And then how many podcast clips do you
21:16
Speaker 1: have to see of their imams and their clerics here
21:19
Speaker 1: in America? In Britain, on your soil, my soil, saying
21:22
Speaker 1: what we're doing. We're taking over. We're winning offices. We're
21:25
Speaker 1: changing laws. We're bringing Sharia. Eventually, Britain, America, the entire
21:30
Speaker 1: West will fall under Islam. That's the plan, and they're
21:33
Speaker 1: doing it right in front of our damn faces. And
21:36
Speaker 1: what are we doing to stop it?
21:37
Speaker 3: 100%.
21:38
Speaker 7: And I think, you know, it won't be too long
21:40
Speaker 7: before that pilot on the plane that tried to crash
21:42
Speaker 7: the plane, he'll be invited to the UK, he'll be
21:45
Speaker 7: given special treatment, he'll probably be made a mayor of
21:47
Speaker 7: one of our capital cities, you know, because that's the
21:49
Speaker 7: sort of crazy thing British people do. If I can
21:51
Speaker 7: just say something, thank goodness me for Pete Hegseth, because truly...
21:57
Speaker 7: Anytime I see Pete Hegseth, not only do I feel
21:59
Speaker 7: better about my life as a menopausal woman, but I
22:01
Speaker 7: also feel better for the United States of America. That
22:04
Speaker 7: man is simply terrific. And I've said this, and I
22:07
Speaker 7: want to say it publicly on your show. If Pete
22:09
Speaker 7: Hegseth wants to give me proof through the night that
22:13
Speaker 7: your flag is still there, he's.
22:15
Speaker 1: Very, very welcome. Katie always knows how to spin something
22:21
Speaker 1: negative and make us chuckle at the end. Katie Hopkins, everybody,
22:24
Speaker 1: throw up that... Full screen. You're actually coming to America again.
22:29
Speaker 1: And you're going to be performing in the great state
22:32
Speaker 1: of Texas, right? Yes, I'm coming to Texas. Watch out, Texas.
22:37
Speaker 7: I'll be in Waco on the 8th, Austin on the 10th,
22:40
Speaker 7: Dallas on the 13th, and El Paso on the 16th
22:43
Speaker 7: of October.
22:44
Speaker 1: I would love to come see you. The wife and
22:46
Speaker 1: I are going to be on vacation, but best of luck.
22:48
Speaker 1: Break a leg, as they say in the entertainment biz.
22:51
Speaker 1: I know you'll make some people laugh. And thank you
22:53
Speaker 1: for always shooting everybody here in the States straight, Katie.
22:56
Speaker 1: We love you. God bless you. Thank you.
22:57
Speaker 6: Love to you and Peyton.
22:58
Speaker 1: Yep. Safe travels. All righty. Speaking of terrorism and terrorists,
23:04
Speaker 1: a brand new report shows that thousands and thousands of
23:07
Speaker 1: Afghan refugees that the Biden regime allowed into our country
23:11
Speaker 1: after that debacle of an exit, guess what? Were never
23:16
Speaker 1: properly vetted, which means we have no idea how many
23:19
Speaker 1: terrorists Sleepy Joe allowed into our nation. Great. Carrie Lake's
23:24
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24:13
Speaker 2: No nos.
24:15
Speaker 1: Paremos, no nos paremos. Here we go again. No, that
24:22
Speaker 1: caravan you just saw, folks, is not from when Joe
24:24
Speaker 1: Biden was in. This is another illegal immigrant caravan headed
24:29
Speaker 1: to our border. Border Patrol is on high alert. They're
24:34
Speaker 1: watching the situation. But the caravan of more than 60
24:39
Speaker 1: distinct migrant caravans to travel towards the U.S. since 2018.
24:44
Speaker 1: Most of them came, of course, during the Biden era.
24:46
Speaker 1: But who's paying for 60-some caravans? You know they're not
24:51
Speaker 1: just all together pooling their money. Somebody's paying for this crap. Soros, NGOs.
24:58
Speaker 1: Here's what we know. This new caravan headed our way
25:02
Speaker 1: began in Honduras about 10 days ago. It's making its
25:05
Speaker 1: way through Mexico right now. Hundreds and hundreds of people.
25:08
Speaker 1: I'm told they're from El Salvador, Ecuador, Guatemala, Haiti. Oh, great.
25:13
Speaker 1: Some really great nations where, yeah. Anyway, wow. There's only
25:21
Speaker 1: one problem with their plan. President Trump's not going to
25:24
Speaker 1: let you in. They're already warning them, don't come. This
25:28
Speaker 1: isn't the Biden regime. You're going to face legal action
25:31
Speaker 1: if you try to cross our border. Speaking of enforcement, ICE,
25:35
Speaker 1: did you hear? They're planning on hiring 5,000 new agents. Amen.
25:41
Speaker 1: This action would increase their workforce by about 17%, bolstering deportations.
25:47
Speaker 1: Amen again. The push only made possible Because of the
25:51
Speaker 1: one big, beautiful bill. Now, they could hire even more
25:55
Speaker 1: people because there's more cash in there to hire and
25:59
Speaker 1: train up to 10,000 actual street officers. So, with more
26:04
Speaker 1: staff on board, guess what we could expect in the
26:06
Speaker 1: new year? But let's not lose the midterms, is guess what?
26:10
Speaker 1: More deportations. Right now, we're around 1,300 to 1,500 people
26:14
Speaker 1: a day being rounded up. President Trump wants that to
26:16
Speaker 1: be like 2,000 or 3,000, and I agree. especially since
26:19
Speaker 1: Joe and Kamala let like 18 million in. On the
26:23
Speaker 1: note of deportations, we finally got a win from SCOTUS.
26:27
Speaker 1: Did you hear?
26:27
Speaker 4: Yeah.
26:29
Speaker 1: Well, SCOTUS ruled on Tuesday. It's only temporary, but here's
26:34
Speaker 1: what the justices said. If Trump wants to deport people
26:39
Speaker 1: to other nations, he can. Duh. But I got some
26:45
Speaker 1: bad news to report before we bring our next guest on.
26:48
Speaker 1: A brand new report shows that the Biden-Harris regime that
26:53
Speaker 1: allowed thousands of Afghani refugees to come in after that
26:57
Speaker 1: debacle of an exit in Kabul, Afghanistan, didn't vet almost
27:02
Speaker 1: 40% of them. So what does that mean? We've got
27:05
Speaker 1: terrorists on American soil. Duh, that's what that means. An
27:08
Speaker 1: internal review was conducted after government employees said their work
27:12
Speaker 1: under Operation Allies Welcome was too rushed. So we know
27:19
Speaker 1: that some Afghan nationals who were admitted to our country
27:23
Speaker 1: under that program have already been arrested, charged with serious
27:27
Speaker 1: crimes by the Trump administration. So again, how many thousands
27:31
Speaker 1: of potential terrorists did Sleepy Jojo and Cacklin Kamala let in?
27:37
Speaker 1: We just talked about a thwarted attack on an airplane
27:42
Speaker 1: bound for Israel, a thwarted attack on an Air Force
27:45
Speaker 1: base in the UK by Muslims. And now we've got
27:49
Speaker 1: to worry about one that wants to kill you might
27:52
Speaker 1: be living next door thanks to Joe. Joining me now
27:54
Speaker 1: to weigh in on all of these reports I just
27:55
Speaker 1: brought up, she's the deputy CEO of the U.S. Agency
27:58
Speaker 1: for Global Media and our good friend, Carrie Lake, back
28:01
Speaker 1: on the program. Carrie, some good, some bad there. Where
28:05
Speaker 1: would you like to start? The win with SCOTUS, the
28:07
Speaker 1: report we got terrorists.
28:10
Speaker 4: I'm literally shocked, and I hope you can read the sarcasm,
28:13
Speaker 4: that they bungled the background checks on these people, considering
28:17
Speaker 4: how the previous administration bungled the withdrawal from Afghanistan, which
28:20
Speaker 4: was so horrific and tragic. And here in Arizona, I'm
28:26
Speaker 4: a resident of a border state. We suffered the consequences
28:30
Speaker 4: of that because our governor, our then governor at the time,
28:32
Speaker 4: Doug Ducey, agreed to bring thousands of these Afghan nationals
28:37
Speaker 4: into Arizona where they didn't assimilate. I mean, these people
28:42
Speaker 4: were seen like walking around. They would just walk across
28:45
Speaker 4: golf courses in Scottsdale. They brought hundreds of students into
28:51
Speaker 4: school districts that had didn't have the means to actually
28:55
Speaker 4: address the cultural differences, the language differences. It wreaked havoc
28:59
Speaker 4: on our community. And of course, they weren't properly screened.
29:03
Speaker 4: And the voters didn't vote for this. The American people
29:05
Speaker 4: have been told, sit down and shut up. You're going
29:08
Speaker 4: to just take what we give you. And under President Trump,
29:10
Speaker 4: he's saying, no, we're not going to do that anymore.
29:13
Speaker 4: I'm so thrilled to see another victory in the Supreme Court.
29:17
Speaker 4: You know, a lot of these people who've been saying, oh,
29:18
Speaker 4: they're not deporting fast enough, have to remember, and they're
29:21
Speaker 4: not aware of it maybe, the courts have been trying
29:24
Speaker 4: to stop President Trump and Secretary Mark Wayne Mullen every
29:28
Speaker 4: step of the way from doing the deportations. Now things
29:31
Speaker 4: are opening up and mass deportations are going to start.
29:35
Speaker 4: It's going to be glorious. And anybody who is complaining
29:38
Speaker 4: the deportations aren't happening enough, you just mentioned they're hiring 5,000
29:42
Speaker 4: new ICE officers. Anybody who's complaining, I urge them to
29:47
Speaker 4: go to jobs.gov and sign... I think it's USAjobs.gov. and
29:53
Speaker 4: sign up to become an ICE officer, go through the training,
29:56
Speaker 4: and then help, help deport the people. These are all options.
30:00
Speaker 4: But President Trump and this administration is working incredibly hard.
30:05
Speaker 4: And they have also secured the border. Day one, they
30:08
Speaker 4: started to secure that border. I always say a stray
30:10
Speaker 4: cat can't get across that border. And if these people
30:13
Speaker 4: think that they're going to be coming up across the border,
30:16
Speaker 4: they got another thing coming. The president has fortified that border.
30:19
Speaker 4: You know that parts of it are under military control.
30:22
Speaker 4: My question is, why is Mexico even allowing these people
30:25
Speaker 4: up to head to our border?
30:27
Speaker 1: Yeah, no kidding. He needs to call President Scheinbaum down
30:29
Speaker 1: there and be like, don't even let that caravan get
30:32
Speaker 1: close to our border. You heard the number. It was
30:34
Speaker 1: like 60-some miles. caravans that headed our way since late,
30:38
Speaker 1: what was it, 18? Of course, President Trump was in
30:41
Speaker 1: charge back then, but not really knowing the job as
30:44
Speaker 1: well that first round, getting pushback from Republicans back then.
30:47
Speaker 1: Let's be real, that first term, he had so much
30:49
Speaker 1: pushback from both sides, from the swamp, it was hard
30:52
Speaker 1: to get anything done. And now he's got to make
30:54
Speaker 1: up for the four years of Joe, where somewhere between
30:56
Speaker 1: 15 and 18 million folks came in. And so I know,
30:59
Speaker 1: I heard the number, he wants 3,000 rounded up a day,
31:03
Speaker 1: we're about 1,300 to 1,500. Well, if we hire 5,000
31:06
Speaker 1: to 10,000 more agents, hopefully we can do that. And
31:09
Speaker 1: correct me if I'm wrong, Kerry, even if, and God
31:11
Speaker 1: forbid this happens, I don't even wanna say it, God
31:14
Speaker 1: forbid we don't hold the House, Democrats would control the
31:17
Speaker 1: purse strings but they can't stop this because the money
31:21
Speaker 1: was already allocated under the big beautiful bill to do
31:24
Speaker 1: this stuff. Yes?
31:25
Speaker 4: That's right. That's right. And I don't even want to
31:27
Speaker 4: think that because I believe, I'm optimistic. I actually believe
31:30
Speaker 4: we are going to win.
31:31
Speaker 1: We have to.
31:32
Speaker 4: But if that's not incentive for you to get out
31:35
Speaker 4: and vote and decide how you want to vote. Do
31:37
Speaker 4: you want to vote for caravans coming into our country
31:40
Speaker 4: or at least having to be stopped.
31:41
Speaker 3: At our border?
31:42
Speaker 4: Do you want to vote for... not being able to
31:46
Speaker 4: do mass deportations? Do you want to vote for more
31:48
Speaker 4: judicial overreach, where the judicial, this very corrupt judicial branch
31:52
Speaker 4: in many cases, is trying to run the executive branch?
31:54
Speaker 4: I have dealt with that at the agency where I work.
31:56
Speaker 4: Everything we're trying to do in the executive branch is
32:00
Speaker 4: being stopped, thwarted, slowed down by the judicial branch. I
32:04
Speaker 4: have heard people call it a judicial coup. It's outrageous
32:07
Speaker 4: that these radical judges are trying to stop the president.
32:11
Speaker 4: They think they're the president. And they're not. And President Trump,
32:14
Speaker 4: thank God we have a strong leader. We've got to
32:17
Speaker 4: get out and vote.
32:18
Speaker 2: Yes, we do.
32:18
Speaker 4: Make sure right now you're registered to vote. Make sure
32:21
Speaker 4: you're ready to vote. Get a plan to vote and
32:23
Speaker 4: get out there and vote to save our country.
32:25
Speaker 1: Amen. Carrie Lake, as always, thank you for coming on
32:27
Speaker 1: the program. We appreciate you.
32:29
Speaker 4: Thank you, Dan.
32:30
Speaker 1: God bless you. All right, up next, President Trump making
32:32
Speaker 1: a huge announcement about artificial intelligence while flanked by almost
32:36
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33:23
Speaker 2: We've changed the name officially today. We've changed the name, Steve,
33:27
Speaker 2: officially to SI, okay? Si, like Si, SI, instead of AI.
33:34
Speaker 1: Oh, man, what are we going to do when that
33:36
Speaker 1: guy retires and goes and plays golf? Everybody's going to
33:38
Speaker 1: be bored. No other president knows how to work the
33:41
Speaker 1: media or a crowd like Trump. In any case, that
33:44
Speaker 1: exchange you saw right there where he's correcting the media
33:47
Speaker 1: and telling them what he's going to call AI from
33:49
Speaker 1: now on, it's not artificial intelligence anymore. President Trump yesterday
33:53
Speaker 1: hosting a huge lunch, a gathering of the minds. Pretty
33:58
Speaker 1: much every AI tech giant under the sun. We're talking
34:02
Speaker 1: Zuckerberg and Elon Musk and all these guys that run
34:06
Speaker 1: every company in this country when it comes to big tech,
34:09
Speaker 1: they were at this luncheon. And President Trump then talking
34:12
Speaker 1: with them about self-regulating, make sure that AI does not
34:15
Speaker 1: take over and do bad things. And then he also
34:18
Speaker 1: happened to sign, as you heard him tell the reporters,
34:21
Speaker 1: an executive order rebranding AI. No longer artificial intelligence, because
34:26
Speaker 1: he thinks artificial sounds bad because that's fake. So now
34:29
Speaker 1: it's SI, super intelligence, because remember, this crap's supposed to
34:33
Speaker 1: be smarter than the average bear. So the order directs
34:36
Speaker 1: federal agencies to use the term now super intelligence on
34:40
Speaker 1: all official communications and documents. President Trump pushing the change
34:45
Speaker 1: again to reflect the powerful capabilities of this technology. Now
34:50
Speaker 1: his science and technology advisor, Michael Vickits-Crastios, has 60 days
34:56
Speaker 1: to propose a federal definition of what exactly SI is.
35:02
Speaker 1: So we'll see what he tells us it is. Regardless,
35:05
Speaker 1: the order shows the Trump administration is serious about winning
35:07
Speaker 1: this race against China so that we will control tech.
35:12
Speaker 1: And let me tell you, we don't want China involved, folks.
35:15
Speaker 1: They'll spy, they'll steal, you name it. President Trump sees
35:18
Speaker 1: potential for his historic growth, and he told our very
35:21
Speaker 1: own White House correspondent, Daniel Baldwin, all about it. Watch this.
35:25
Speaker 4: You're someone who always talks about growth when speaking of this.
35:29
Speaker 8: After this meeting, meeting.
35:30
Speaker 9: With all these incredible minds, how much growth can we
35:34
Speaker 9: see in the upcoming years with all of these.
35:35
Speaker 1: Minds put together?
35:36
Speaker 2: Growth like nobody's ever seen before. And I see it
35:39
Speaker 2: with these statements. Statements came out, you open a company,
35:42
Speaker 2: and if it does reasonably well, it goes a little
35:45
Speaker 2: bit like this. These companies are opening and going like
35:48
Speaker 2: a rocket ship. This is unbelievable growth for our country.
35:53
Speaker 1: And we have all of them. And most folks are
35:56
Speaker 1: saying this is bigger than when the Internet was invented.
35:58
Speaker 1: This is, as 47 would say, this is huge. The
36:02
Speaker 1: technology is already fueling a huge economic growth. The Trump
36:06
Speaker 1: administration trying to find new ways to leverage its power
36:09
Speaker 1: all the time. The White House just launching a new
36:12
Speaker 1: online portal. to help you get information about federal services
36:17
Speaker 1: on their website. And guess what? It's powered by SI.
36:21
Speaker 1: And it's a very simple website. It's called America.gov. It's
36:25
Speaker 1: active right now. And our country's chief design officer unveiled
36:30
Speaker 1: it to the country just yesterday morning.
36:33
Speaker 9: Welcome to America.gov, the new online home for the United
36:36
Speaker 9: States of America. For the first time, there's one place
36:40
Speaker 9: to get everything done.
36:41
Speaker 3: Across the entire government.
36:43
Speaker 9: 29,000 websites in one. Enrollments, benefits, renewals. Finish your list
36:50
Speaker 9: without ever leaving the site. Need to enroll in Medicare?
36:55
Speaker 9: Check eligibility, compare plans, and apply directly on america.gov.
37:00
Speaker 1: Check in on a student loan?
37:02
Speaker 9: You can do it right on the site.
37:03
Speaker 1: Joining us now with a reaction to the president's big
37:05
Speaker 1: moves when it comes to SI, and especially having all
37:08
Speaker 1: those tech giant CEOs there with him. He is a
37:13
Speaker 1: SI expert. We had to change his title. And a
37:15
Speaker 1: technology expert. Let's welcome back to the program, Christopher Alexander. Christopher,
37:20
Speaker 1: are you getting used to it? Did you change your title?
37:22
Speaker 1: Did you get everything on your email changed and your
37:25
Speaker 1: cell phone? So when it comes through, I see SI expert.
37:28
Speaker 10: I'm going to work on that, especially if I'm doing
37:31
Speaker 10: any government contracting, because it's going to matter there.
37:33
Speaker 1: That's right.
37:35
Speaker 6: I still call it Twitter, so I may be a
37:36
Speaker 6: little bit behind.
37:37
Speaker 1: Elon's going to come for you. All right. So a
37:42
Speaker 1: lot of people are excited and a lot of people
37:46
Speaker 1: are upset. President Trump had literally every big name tech
37:50
Speaker 1: giant that controls an AI SI platform in the office yesterday, right?
37:56
Speaker 1: I mean, all of them were there. And He talked
37:59
Speaker 1: about self-regulation, but he did say he is going to
38:03
Speaker 1: appoint a czar to artificial or super intelligence. And so,
38:10
Speaker 1: I mean, this is a free open market, and Republicans
38:14
Speaker 1: hate regulation. So I don't know how you say regulate this,
38:18
Speaker 1: but also then claim to be a conservative Republican who's
38:21
Speaker 1: open to the open markets and capitalism. Your thoughts on
38:24
Speaker 1: what went down yesterday?
38:26
Speaker 6: I think it's great. It's a little odd when you
38:30
Speaker 6: look particularly at.
38:33
Speaker 10: This idea where they've come out and said, it's terrible.
38:36
Speaker 10: It's all going to kill us. By the way, my
38:38
Speaker 10: IPO is coming out. And so I take it with
38:44
Speaker 10: a grain of salt. However, not regulating, you know, it's
38:48
Speaker 10: sort of funny. There's an argument about regulatory capture that
38:51
Speaker 10: essentially these California tech firms have seen what California does
38:54
Speaker 10: to businesses.
38:56
Speaker 6: They make it impossible for small businesses to operate.
38:59
Speaker 10: And they're saying, oh, hey, regulate us, create incredible compliance requirements,
39:03
Speaker 10: and then give us a moat to protect us from competition.
39:06
Speaker 10: So I love that the president said, no, we're all
39:08
Speaker 10: going to compete. And you're going to be liable for
39:10
Speaker 10: the things that your AI does wrong, because that's another
39:12
Speaker 10: issue that's come up, that part of this request for
39:15
Speaker 10: the government to regulate them so they can blame the government.
39:17
Speaker 1: Now, that's a great, great point, because Like for instance,
39:21
Speaker 1: what if, and I don't know if this really goes
39:23
Speaker 1: this far with the connection, but you tell me if
39:25
Speaker 1: I'm going, it's too big of a stretch. So these
39:28
Speaker 1: flock cameras, right? They use AI. and they track down
39:30
Speaker 1: crap and they send the information to the cops and blah, blah, blah. Well,
39:34
Speaker 1: you've seen people pulled over or arrested with false information.
39:38
Speaker 1: We almost used AI and went to, I wouldn't say war,
39:42
Speaker 1: but we almost hit a commercial deal. ship connected to China, right,
39:47
Speaker 1: over in the Red Sea or the Strait of Hormuz
39:48
Speaker 1: the other day because of a bad report from AI. Well,
39:52
Speaker 1: if they get protected, kind of like big pharma does
39:54
Speaker 1: by the federal government, then we couldn't go after them
39:57
Speaker 1: when their AI platform screws us. So by letting them
40:00
Speaker 1: take full responsibility and the government not shielding them, if
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Speaker 1: their SI screws up, they can be sued, right? No
40:08
Speaker 1: government protection.
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Speaker 6: I think that was part of what Trump was doing
40:13
Speaker 6: with that meeting.
40:14
Speaker 1: Okay, good.
40:15
Speaker 6: He was saying, you're going to regulate yourselves and you're
40:17
Speaker 6: going to be accountable.
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Speaker 1: Nice. And then he brought up, because reporters kept hammering him,
40:22
Speaker 1: the data centers that are needed are screwing over the
40:25
Speaker 1: small communities, sir. You know, they're sucking the water and
40:27
Speaker 1: the electricity and this, that. And they said, no, most
40:31
Speaker 1: communities that have allowed them in are actually prospering well.
40:35
Speaker 1: And Trump said they're going to be responsible for you know,
40:38
Speaker 1: making sure the land isn't something else that could have
40:40
Speaker 1: been used for farming or building and try to put
40:42
Speaker 1: it in commercial zones and pay for your own water,
40:45
Speaker 1: create your own electricity. So it sounds like all those
40:48
Speaker 1: fears of data centers coming into your small or medium-sized
40:52
Speaker 1: city and screwing it up might have been a lot
40:54
Speaker 1: of hoopla. I did hear a lot of that chatter, Christopher,
40:57
Speaker 1: was bots online being paid for by China because they
41:01
Speaker 1: want to control SI. I think.
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Speaker 10: I think early on, as data centers were being built,
41:09
Speaker 10: when I say early on, the past few years, as
41:11
Speaker 10: there's been this boom, some municipalities and jurisdictions made bad deals.
41:16
Speaker 10: They didn't say you have to have closed loop systems
41:18
Speaker 10: for your water. They didn't say you have to create
41:21
Speaker 10: standoff from the community or soundproof properly. And I think
41:24
Speaker 10: you see a lot of those local politicians kind of
41:27
Speaker 10: covering up for their mistake and saying, oh, it's the
41:29
Speaker 10: data center's fault.
41:30
Speaker 6: You signed the deal. they didn't.
41:34
Speaker 10: And so I think it is good that communities are
41:36
Speaker 10: getting more involved and people are thinking about the agreement
41:39
Speaker 10: they want to have to have a data center near them.
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Speaker 6: But there's a way to make it work for everyone.
41:44
Speaker 6: And I think you have a lot.
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Speaker 10: Of sour grapes from people that made bad deals, honestly.
41:48
Speaker 10: And by that, I mean, you know, cities and local governments.
41:50
Speaker 1: Gotcha. Here is the CEO of Anthropic talking about making
41:55
Speaker 1: sure that S.I., stays safe and guaranteeing us that, as
41:59
Speaker 1: President Trump said, that the smartest guys on the planet
42:03
Speaker 1: live in our country, run these companies, are going to
42:06
Speaker 1: make sure they are safe because why wouldn't they? Why
42:09
Speaker 1: would they want it to be unsafe for we, the
42:11
Speaker 1: American people, the consumer of their product? Roll that. I
42:15
Speaker 1: just want to hear from you after this big summit
42:17
Speaker 1: where you are today.
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Speaker 11: Look, I mean, I will say what I've always said,
42:21
Speaker 11: which is that AI has incredible benefits. I've talked about
42:25
Speaker 11: the medical benefits of the technology. As the president has said,
42:29
Speaker 11: you know, whoever wins AI wins. I think that's very important.
42:33
Speaker 11: But I think the technology has very real risks. And,
42:36
Speaker 11: you know, the mechanism, how we address those risks is
42:39
Speaker 11: still under discussion.
42:41
Speaker 6: But we all need to work.
42:42
Speaker 11: We all need to work together to make sure that
42:45
Speaker 11: we can win.
42:46
Speaker 6: And we can win safely if we if we do
42:47
Speaker 6: this right.
42:48
Speaker 11: Work with the president and everyone here, we can win.
42:52
Speaker 1: All right, Christopher, I give you the final word. You
42:55
Speaker 1: know how hesitant I have been about SI for years
42:58
Speaker 1: now that you've been coming on, but my nerves are
43:00
Speaker 1: starting to quell a little bit, sir.
43:05
Speaker 10: I think it speaks volumes about President Trump's ability to
43:09
Speaker 10: get people in a room and agree with him, that
43:12
Speaker 10: the number one doomer in all of AI is pretty
43:17
Speaker 10: much the head of Anthropic. And there he was suddenly saying, well,
43:21
Speaker 10: you know, we can regulate ourselves, it's okay. From last
43:24
Speaker 10: week where we were basically all gonna die. And he
43:27
Speaker 10: agreed with his own whistleblower that that was the case.
43:29
Speaker 10: So I think it's some remarkable internal, if you will,
43:35
Speaker 10: diplomacy from the president.
43:36
Speaker 1: And that's why I wanted to roll that clip, because
43:38
Speaker 1: he's the one that's been saying, we're all gonna die
43:39
Speaker 1: from AI if we don't get control of it. And
43:42
Speaker 1: here he is saying, I think we got this. So again,
43:46
Speaker 1: One less thing to worry about in life. I'm worried
43:47
Speaker 1: about the terrorists that we let in for four years
43:49
Speaker 1: under Joe Biden, so I don't want to have to
43:51
Speaker 1: worry about ASI screwing things up either. Christopher Alexander, as always,
43:55
Speaker 1: thank you, sir, for weighing in. Appreciate you.
43:57
Speaker 3: Thank you.
43:58
Speaker 1: All right, stick around. Coming up next, we'll take you
44:00
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44:04
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44:07
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Speaker 12: And longevity this year for the first time made a
45:00
Speaker 12: record gain in this country. That mortality dropped by 4.6% relative.
45:09
Speaker 6: To all ages.
45:10
Speaker 1: Thank you, Mr. Kennedy. RFK Jr. and his team over
45:13
Speaker 1: at HHS trying to make our country healthy again. And
45:17
Speaker 1: he deserves some credit because, of course, a lot of
45:19
Speaker 1: negativity coming towards the Trump administration these days. gas prices
45:24
Speaker 1: and the conflict with Iran. I get it. But there's
45:27
Speaker 1: so many positives to talk about, especially when we're 30-some
45:29
Speaker 1: days out from the midterm. So let's talk about stuff
45:32
Speaker 1: he's been doing. Big pharma, big agriculture, air, water, food, vaccines.
45:38
Speaker 1: He's trying to clean them up. And you heard the
45:41
Speaker 1: numbers about folks getting sick and longevity. He's fixing things.
45:46
Speaker 1: That brings us to his second annual Maha Summit. It
45:50
Speaker 1: took place at the Waldorf Astoria in Washington, D.C. just yesterday.
45:53
Speaker 1: There was all kinds of folks there, federal officials from HHS,
45:57
Speaker 1: wellness figures, tech execs, you name it. The event live-streamed
46:01
Speaker 1: free to the public. There was panels, corporate leaders, companies
46:05
Speaker 1: talking about how they're making stuff healthier. Matter of fact,
46:08
Speaker 1: one of them I love, Steak and Shake. They were
46:10
Speaker 1: like the first ones to start using beef tallow instead
46:12
Speaker 1: of nasty oil to fry their fries. And I'll tell
46:15
Speaker 1: you what, they taste good. They talked about a wide
46:18
Speaker 1: range of pressing matters related to your healthcare, the food pyramid,
46:21
Speaker 1: our food supply, and of course they had to talk
46:23
Speaker 1: about AI. RFK Jr. talked all about it with our
46:27
Speaker 1: vice president and a packed wild crowd. He talked about
46:31
Speaker 1: all the benefits to patients that technology is gonna bring
46:35
Speaker 1: and so much more. Take a look here.
46:37
Speaker 12: One of the things that is gonna change is that
46:41
Speaker 12: we're never ever again gonna be able to be dominated
46:45
Speaker 12: by Public officials who tell us, trust the experts. Every
46:57
Speaker 12: American will be able to check their own medical.
47:01
Speaker 1: Advice.
47:02
Speaker 12: They'll also be able to check the advice of public officials.
47:06
Speaker 1: And if somebody tells you.
47:08
Speaker 12: Mask, work, trust the experts, hey, I may tell you otherwise.
47:12
Speaker 1: Joining us now to discuss the second annual Maha Summit
47:15
Speaker 1: and kind of a report card on how Bobby's been doing.
47:18
Speaker 1: She would know. She's known him for years. She's the
47:20
Speaker 1: CEO of the Children's Health Defense, an organization she helped
47:23
Speaker 1: create with Mr. Kennedy, our good friend Mary Holland, back
47:26
Speaker 1: on the program. Mary, you were there for it all.
47:30
Speaker 1: It looked like the crowd enjoyed it. Our vice president
47:33
Speaker 1: and Bobby were having fun. And I love hearing good
47:36
Speaker 1: news coming from politicians for once instead of all the
47:39
Speaker 1: bad news out of D.C. Welcome back, Mary.
47:42
Speaker 8: Thanks so much. You know, there was a lot of
47:44
Speaker 8: good news. It's a very feel-good event. It's bringing together
47:47
Speaker 8: activists and businesses and scientists and doctors and really creating
47:52
Speaker 8: this kind of incredible kind of milieu where people network
47:57
Speaker 8: and they tell you what they're doing and lots of
48:00
Speaker 8: good things come out. But, you know, longevity has increased.
48:03
Speaker 8: Obesity has declined. Real food, fruits and vegetable purchases are up.
48:11
Speaker 8: Gary Brekka was one of the kind of health influencers
48:14
Speaker 8: there was saying that the membership in running clubs is
48:18
Speaker 8: up 400% in Gen Z. people wanting to be in community,
48:22
Speaker 8: exercise more. I mean, there really has been this kind
48:26
Speaker 8: of bully pulpit change about health, eat real food, live
48:29
Speaker 8: real life, you know, the food pyramid upside down, you know,
48:33
Speaker 8: really opening their minds to new drug perspectives, early detention,
48:37
Speaker 8: maybe detection, psychedelics, innovation and longevity.
48:41
Speaker 6: So it was very uplifting.
48:44
Speaker 1: I bet it was, you know, I sit there and
48:46
Speaker 1: I think about the past administration, and then I'll go
48:50
Speaker 1: back two administrations before that, during the Obama years and
48:53
Speaker 1: the Biden years. I don't get this with Democrats. Why
48:56
Speaker 1: were they okay with people eating junk food? I remember
48:59
Speaker 1: Michelle Obama bragging about them putting crappy food in schools, like, oh,
49:03
Speaker 1: we've got machines now that are dispensing Red Bull and
49:06
Speaker 1: energy drinks, and you can get your bag of Cheetos.
49:09
Speaker 1: That's not good for kids. Here's one change that was
49:11
Speaker 1: a great change. Snap users, so people are getting food stamps,
49:15
Speaker 1: they're gonna put a ban on junk food. Great! If
49:18
Speaker 1: you're lower income and you're taking food, or money rather,
49:23
Speaker 1: from all of us taxpayers, why are you going out
49:26
Speaker 1: and feeding your kids crap?
49:28
Speaker 8: So, you know, Brooke Rollins, the Secretary of Agriculture was
49:31
Speaker 8: there and she talked a lot about these Medicaid waivers. There's,
49:36
Speaker 8: you know, almost half the states, maybe more, that you
49:39
Speaker 8: can't use federal money to buy candy and soda pop
49:44
Speaker 8: and junk food.
49:44
Speaker 1: Good.
49:45
Speaker 6: That's tax money.
49:46
Speaker 8: If you want to buy it with your own money,
49:47
Speaker 8: God bless you. It's up to you, but not with
49:49
Speaker 8: taxpayer money because it's going to give you diabetes. It's
49:52
Speaker 8: going to give you chronic obesity. It's going to give
49:54
Speaker 8: you problems. It's not good for you. And the government
49:57
Speaker 8: should be supporting things that are good for you. And
50:00
Speaker 8: so there really has been a sea change. One of
50:02
Speaker 8: the things that Secretary Kennedy said is, you know, even
50:04
Speaker 8: if I'm hit by a bus tomorrow, the culture doesn't
50:07
Speaker 8: go back to where it was before. HHS will never
50:10
Speaker 8: be the same. And that's a blessing.
50:13
Speaker 1: Yeah, I remember the last administration and the head of HHS,
50:16
Speaker 1: those folks, you know, well, you can't body shame somebody
50:20
Speaker 1: if they're this or that. It's like nobody's body shaming.
50:22
Speaker 1: They're just wanting you to lead a healthy life. And
50:24
Speaker 1: so that doesn't mean that you placate them and hold
50:26
Speaker 1: their hand and say it's, okay to be five, six,
50:29
Speaker 1: 700 pounds because you can't stop eating. No. Right. And
50:32
Speaker 1: look at- No, it's a problem.
50:33
Speaker 3: Right?
50:34
Speaker 1: And now you've got a leader. There's Bobby. He's how old, Mary? Yeah,
50:38
Speaker 1: he's 72.
50:38
Speaker 2: 72.
50:38
Speaker 8: The guy could not be more fit.
50:41
Speaker 6: You know, he works out every day.
50:42
Speaker 1: Yeah, the guy can do like 20 pull-ups and one-hand
50:44
Speaker 1: push-ups and stuff.
50:45
Speaker 8: I mean- Well, that's his personality, but he is serving
50:51
Speaker 8: as an example, Dan.
50:52
Speaker 1: Thank you. That's really important, right? Yes.
50:54
Speaker 6: Leading by example.
50:55
Speaker 8: He's not just talking the talk. He's walking the walk.
50:58
Speaker 8: He works out. He eats real food. He makes sure,
51:02
Speaker 8: given his crazy schedule, that he's getting adequate sleep. He's
51:05
Speaker 8: lucky he needs less than most of us. but he
51:07
Speaker 8: really is talking about cooking. He's got a new cooking show.
51:11
Speaker 8: He's talking about how important it is for families to
51:13
Speaker 8: eat meals together.
51:14
Speaker 6: He's really practicing what he preaches.
51:17
Speaker 1: He's a true leader and Americans always want a real
51:19
Speaker 1: leader to follow. And he is that example. God bless him.
51:24
Speaker 1: So Mary, only not even two full years into this
51:27
Speaker 1: administration and him being in charge of HHS, if you're
51:30
Speaker 1: given a scorecard, of a leader of health and human services.
51:34
Speaker 1: Go back, since we started the department, where would you
51:37
Speaker 1: give him in the first two years with his scorecard
51:39
Speaker 1: on cleaning these things up, water, food, air, and vaccines?
51:43
Speaker 8: I'll tell you, comparing him to the prior HHS secretaries,
51:47
Speaker 8: I'd give him an A +. I mean, he is
51:49
Speaker 8: outclassed any past HHS secretary. Giving him a grade based
51:54
Speaker 8: on his own objectives, Dan, is tougher because he came
51:58
Speaker 8: in with an incredibly ambitious agenda.
52:00
Speaker 1: Well, sure, but he's up against the D.C. machine.
52:02
Speaker 3: Correct.
52:02
Speaker 8: He's in the swamp, and he's fighting every day. So truly,
52:05
Speaker 8: according to the things he wanted to do, I couldn't
52:08
Speaker 8: give him an A +. But compared to anybody that
52:10
Speaker 8: I know that's ever been in that role before, I'd
52:12
Speaker 8: give him an A +.
52:13
Speaker 1: Exactly. And if we can hold the House for another
52:16
Speaker 1: two years so they can keep allowing Bobby to do
52:18
Speaker 1: his thing, because I have a feeling Democrats will want
52:20
Speaker 1: to put the brakes on if they take charge, then
52:23
Speaker 1: it would change. But I agree with you. He is
52:25
Speaker 1: doing more than anyone has ever done in this country
52:28
Speaker 1: to clean up our house. He really is.
52:29
Speaker 8: He's changing the weather, and we're grateful.
52:32
Speaker 1: Mary Helen, everybody, CEO of Children's Health Defense. Thanks for
52:34
Speaker 1: coming back on, Mary.
52:35
Speaker 3: Yep.
52:37
Speaker 1: And that does it for a Wednesday edition of Real America.
52:39
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52:41
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52:51
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