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7/17/25 -- Dan Ball W/ Roger Stone, Dr. Walid Phares, Katie Zacharia, Darius Mayfield. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead tonight on Real America. Trump tariffs take on
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Speaker 1: the world as the President prepares to impose duties on
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Speaker 1: one hundred and fifty countries around the globe, and the
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Speaker 1: steady march towards peace continues the Middle East, with now Syria, Israel,
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Speaker 1: Gaza and Hamas all in the mix, and the fragile
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Speaker 1: ceasefires are hanging in the balance, and the deep tarnish
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Speaker 1: on the once Golden State worsens as the detestable governor,
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Speaker 1: mister Gavin Newsom shows just how out of touch with
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Speaker 1: reality he is, especially when it comes to the illegal
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Speaker 1: invasion of our country and his state. I'm dan Ball
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Speaker 1: and Real America starts right now. President Trump continues to
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Speaker 1: do battle in his ongoing trade war, announcing plans to
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Speaker 1: impose tariffs on ten to fifteen percent of imports from
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Speaker 1: over one hundred and fifty countries. The President intends to
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Speaker 1: send letters to those nations outlining these new tariffs, set
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Speaker 1: to go in effect on August first. Each letter will
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Speaker 1: state the uniform teriff rate to be applied to that group.
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Speaker 1: President Trump also recently announcing new thirty percent tariffs on
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Speaker 1: all imports from the European Union and Mexico. Those will
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Speaker 1: also kick in on the first. When it comes to Mexico,
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Speaker 1: the President says there's been some progress on curbing illegal
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Speaker 1: immigration and the fentanyl crisis, but added that Mexico hasn't
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Speaker 1: done enough to stop North America from becoming a narco
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Speaker 1: trafficking playground. As far as the EU is concerned, The
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Speaker 1: President cited the large US trade deficit with the region
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Speaker 1: as a national security concern. EU has postponed retaliatory tariffs
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Speaker 1: on American products until August first, hoping that they can
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Speaker 1: reach a deal, but they say they've prepared countermeasures in
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Speaker 1: case the talks fail and they'll come around. President Trump
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Speaker 1: also announcing a new trade deal with Indonesia, calling it
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Speaker 1: a quote great deal for everybody. Under this new agreement,
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Speaker 1: the US will impose a nineteen percent tariff on all
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Speaker 1: Indonesian imports, which is lower than the previously floated thirteen rate.
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Speaker 1: US exports to Indonesia would face no tariffs under the arrangement,
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Speaker 1: giving American businesses full access to that market. You see
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Speaker 1: what he's doing here, folks. Additionally, Indonesia has committed to
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Speaker 1: purchase fifteen billion dollars in US energy four and a
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Speaker 1: half billion dollars worth of American agricultural products and fifty
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Speaker 1: Boeing jets about those deals the art of the deal
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Speaker 1: makers making. Trump also declaring that the United States will
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Speaker 1: maintain a twenty five percent tariff on imports from Japan,
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Speaker 1: and it is hinting a potential new trade deal with
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Speaker 1: India in the future following the recent agreement with Indonesia.
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Speaker 1: So lots going on when it comes to our economy
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Speaker 1: and in DC, and of course the headlines the past
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Speaker 1: few days have all been about Epstein, Epstein, Epstein, when
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Speaker 1: the President is doing nine hundred and ninety nine other
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Speaker 1: things to restore this country's economy, give us back, national
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Speaker 1: security at our borders, rid us of millions of illegal
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Speaker 1: invaders and most likely terrorists, and how many wars in
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Speaker 1: the Middle East and Ukraine and Russia. He's a little
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Speaker 1: busy joining us now to discuss all of this. Republican
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Speaker 1: strategists and host of the Stone Zone, the pal Roger
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Speaker 1: Stone back on the show Big Raj. How your band
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Speaker 1: brother excellent? My brother?
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Speaker 2: How are you? Donald Trump is doing great? You realize
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Speaker 2: June is the first month in decades the United States
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Speaker 2: of America actually ran a surplus based on the extraordinary
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Speaker 2: increase in revenues brought in by Donald Trump's tariffs. So
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Speaker 2: the Pandicans all told us, Oh, if you do this,
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Speaker 2: this tariff war, if you pull the other nation's accountable,
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Speaker 2: inflation is going to go through the roof. Inflation is
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Speaker 2: lower today than it was the last time the Federal
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Speaker 2: Reserve cut interest rates on the American people. So the
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Speaker 2: President's plan is worked beautifully, which is why those in
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Speaker 2: the left wing media want to talk about Epstein, Epstein, Epstein.
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Speaker 1: They don't want to.
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Speaker 2: Talk about the fact that we have closed our borders,
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Speaker 2: we have a ninety eight percent drop in illegal border crossings.
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Speaker 2: They don't want to talk to the fact we've launched
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Speaker 2: the largest single deportation of dangerous illegal criminal aliens and
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Speaker 2: gang members. They don't want to talk about record low
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Speaker 2: on inflation, a stable dollar, a record now, of course,
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Speaker 2: they don't want to talk about that.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, there's so much good going on, and I feel
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Speaker 1: his frustration, and yes, I know, Roger, you and I
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Speaker 1: both we've talked offline. We'd love to see more exposed
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Speaker 1: about Epstein and the people involved with him, and hopefully
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Speaker 1: it will come to that. But there are so many
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Speaker 1: successes to discuss that actually affect the majority of the
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Speaker 1: American people. And I got some emails from folks that
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Speaker 1: are literally saying, look, yeah, we want answers with that,
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Speaker 1: but there's so much other great stuff he's doing. Can
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Speaker 1: we please talk about that, because on the real streets
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Speaker 1: of a America, you know, a factory worker over here
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Speaker 1: in Indiana, a plumber over here in Ohio, a gardener
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Speaker 1: down in Georgia, they're actually not ripping. I want this list.
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Speaker 1: They want a good paying job, affordable health care, a
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Speaker 1: secure nation, no more damn endless wars, inflation to go down.
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Speaker 1: And he's doing all those things. But thank you Roger
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Speaker 1: for coming on and talking about them. A couple of
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Speaker 1: things I want to hit here with you, and this
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Speaker 1: is the battle over the recisions pack on the big
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Speaker 1: beautiful bill, because we need to be cutting right like
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Speaker 1: eight nine billion or more. I know now put the
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Speaker 1: headline up. The White House is actually proposing more cuts.
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Speaker 1: They want these folks to really get down in the
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Speaker 1: weeds and start cut in this spending. What do you
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Speaker 1: think is going to happen, Roger, You got your ear
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Speaker 1: to the ground. What's happening with the House and the
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Speaker 1: Senate members fighting back and forth about how to make
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Speaker 1: these cuts. The dose put forth well. Dan.
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Speaker 2: First of all, Elon Musk was not incorrect when he
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Speaker 2: said we had to do something about spending in the deficit.
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Speaker 2: Where he was incorrect was the place for that was
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Speaker 2: never procedurally in the Big Beautiful Bill. It has to
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Speaker 2: be addressed in a series of recision packages. The USAID
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Speaker 2: grift is over. This became a slush fund for the
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Speaker 2: radical left.
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Speaker 1: Where John F.
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Speaker 2: Kennedy originally set up as a small fund to fight
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Speaker 2: communism in this hemisphere in Central and South America ended
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Speaker 2: up being a slush fund for the radical left and
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Speaker 2: every crazy idea you can imagine, condoms for Nigerians and
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Speaker 2: so on. So we've zeroed that out, which is excellent.
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Speaker 2: But they have to get serious. I mean, Republicans always
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Speaker 2: talk about cutting spending, they talk about cutting the deficit.
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Speaker 2: This President, this White House is ready to do it.
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Speaker 2: We need the Republicans of Congress to get on board
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Speaker 2: and do something serious. You're going to get far more
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Speaker 2: economic growth from the Big Beautiful Bill. The largest tax
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Speaker 2: cut in American history has now been re up to
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Speaker 2: begin in January. The Congressional Budget Office is of course
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Speaker 2: always wrong. They were wrong about their projections regarding Trump's
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Speaker 2: tax cut originally in the twenty sixteen term. They were
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Speaker 2: wrong about Ronald Reagan's a tax cut. They have always
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Speaker 2: been wrong.
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Speaker 1: Al So they're not taking into account with their budget
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Speaker 1: numbers all this surplus he's got coming in from all
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Speaker 1: these new trade deals, with the new tariffs. They don't
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Speaker 1: take that into account with their budget numbers. Correct.
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Speaker 2: Correct, But they also don't take into consideration just overall
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Speaker 2: economic growth. By cutting taxes and cutting regulations to this degree,
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Speaker 2: you're just going to generate a lot more economic activity.
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Speaker 2: So when liberals like Robert Reich, you know that I
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Speaker 2: had enough to hear with that gun. I went to
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Speaker 2: high school with that guy, by the way, he was
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Speaker 2: a pin in the ass then, and he was wrong. Then, No,
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Speaker 2: deficits and inflation are not caused by tax cuts. Tax cuts.
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Speaker 2: Every time we cut taxes under Donald Trump, under Ronald Reagan,
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Speaker 2: under John F. Kennedy, federal revenue news have spiked. Our
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Speaker 2: problem is too much spending, and now, as you've pointed out, idea,
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Speaker 2: and we have to.
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Speaker 3: Deal with it.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly, And I think they are doing as good
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Speaker 1: as they can, knowing how broken Washington is. And also,
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Speaker 1: can we just back up Roger and go? Today is
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Speaker 1: the eighteenth seventeenth pardon me of July. The man took
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Speaker 1: over January twentieth, the mess he was handed from four
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Speaker 1: years of Joe and cackling Kamala. Most people thought would
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Speaker 1: take a couple to few years to unwind. He's unwinding
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Speaker 1: a lot of stuff in six months. I mean, can
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Speaker 1: we give the man some damn credit? Besides the fact
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Speaker 1: we just had the Winner anniversary when he took a
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Speaker 1: bullet for us.
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Speaker 2: I completely agree, in all honesty, I do want accountability.
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Speaker 2: So for example, Rand Paul is just sent yet again
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Speaker 2: a referral to the Department of Justice for doctor Anthony Foundci.
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Speaker 2: Now it's absolutely clear that Founci lied under OHS to
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Speaker 2: Congress about the weaponization of the COVID nineteen virus read
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Speaker 2: taxpayers paid for in the Wuhan lab. So if the
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Speaker 2: Partner of Justice would charge him, his response will be,
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Speaker 2: you can't charge me. I have a pre empty pardon,
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Speaker 2: and that gets the auto pen into court where it
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Speaker 2: can be invalidated once and all.
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Speaker 1: Man, you are a mind reader, because my next question
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Speaker 1: to you was this headline that says James Comer is
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Speaker 1: now upping and expanding the investigation into the autopen scandal.
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Speaker 1: What do you think is going to happen? There will
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Speaker 1: actually some heads roll, will some of these and Kendy's
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Speaker 1: computations these where they commuted sentences, these pardons, Can they
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Speaker 1: be rescinded? Probably not. People got out of jail, I guess,
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Speaker 1: But I mean you're talking about twenty twenty two hundred.
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Speaker 1: How much stuff was signed in the last day or two.
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Speaker 1: And Joe did that interview a couple of weeks back
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Speaker 1: and acted like he wasn't quite sure if he knew
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Speaker 1: what was going on. Now since then, of course, staff
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Speaker 1: has come out and said, oh, no, no, no, we had
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Speaker 1: an agreement with the President. We were authorized to do
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Speaker 1: the autopen if it wasn't around blah blah blah. This
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Speaker 1: sounds like a lot of bs and cover up. Yeah.
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Speaker 2: First of all, I'm not a lawyer. I want to
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Speaker 2: make that clear, but I think if you read the
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Speaker 2: New York Times story, Joe basically threw his confederates under
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Speaker 2: the bus. It's not clear that he knew about each
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Speaker 2: and every one of its not clear that he ever
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Speaker 2: authorized specific pardons, So I think this was all done
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Speaker 2: quote unquote on his behalf. It's not just epic criminals
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Speaker 2: like Adam Schiff and Liz Cheney.
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Speaker 4: And doctor Anthony Fauci.
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Speaker 2: And others, but the pardons of rapists. There were murderers,
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Speaker 2: drug traffickers, people who have expressed no remorse, people who
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Speaker 2: never applied for a profit for a pardon. It's really
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Speaker 2: hard to explain other than say that some social justice
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Speaker 2: warrior on the White House staff must have thought that
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Speaker 2: these hardened criminals deserve to be sprung, is what.
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Speaker 1: It looks like to me. Yeah, I don't think an
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Speaker 1: auto pen signed yours. I'm pretty sure that was Donald J.
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Speaker 1: Trump when he was the forty fifth President of the
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Speaker 1: United States.
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Speaker 2: There's no doubt about that.
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Speaker 1: In the cony of yours.
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Speaker 2: The real irony here, of course, is they charged me
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Speaker 2: with lye into Congress. But in fact, no misstatement I
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Speaker 2: made was material because there was no Russian collusion to
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Speaker 2: cover up.
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Speaker 1: There's no moment for me to lie.
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Speaker 2: Doctor Faucci lied because he had weaponized COVID nineteen. Because
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Speaker 2: our tax dollars did pay for the gain of function
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Speaker 2: activities in the Wuhan lab, which is why the Attorney
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Speaker 2: General Pam BONDI should charge him his immediate legal responsible.
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Speaker 5: You can't charge me.
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Speaker 2: I have a preemptive pardon that gets the pardon into
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Speaker 2: court where the courts can invalidate his pardon. Once that
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Speaker 2: is done, that I would argue, I'm not a lawyer,
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Speaker 2: but just common sense that all such pardons would then
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Speaker 2: be invalidated.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, this guy, to me did ax against humanity with
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Speaker 1: what he was doing during the COVID pandemic. There's so
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Speaker 1: many people in DC that need to pay, and I
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Speaker 1: think that if they give President Trump a little time.
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Speaker 1: It's been like six months, folks, hang on, He's got
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Speaker 1: three and a half more years once the heavy liftings
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Speaker 1: out of the way that he's doing right now with
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Speaker 1: the economy, with this bill package, we're talking about with
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Speaker 1: the border, with the wars. Just give it a second.
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Speaker 1: I'll bet you promise has made, promise is kept. You're
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Speaker 1: gonna see Butts in the hot seat in hearings and
12:23
Speaker 1: hopefully charges maybe next year might take a hot second.
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Speaker 1: But there's a lot to get done that was more
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Speaker 1: important first and foremost to keep this country going and safe.
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Speaker 1: Roger I got about twenty thirty seconds left. I give
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Speaker 1: you the final word, sir.
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Speaker 2: You know, if you listen to what the President's saying,
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Speaker 2: let's let's review Epstein. These records have been in control
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Speaker 2: of the Southern District of New York. These are activists,
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Speaker 2: left wing lawyers and people in the FBI branch there.
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Speaker 2: All these documents have been under their control for years.
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Speaker 2: Could they have spiked them with Jane Doe stories that
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Speaker 2: quote unquote implicate Donald Trump could just have been a
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Speaker 2: poison pill been put in there. Absolutely, people who make
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Speaker 2: up the Russian collusion hoax, people who make up the
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Speaker 2: COVID nineteen hoax, people who will say Hunter Bidens laptop
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Speaker 2: is Russian disinformation. They'll do anything. So listen to what
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Speaker 2: the President is saying. It's not at all implausible.
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Speaker 1: Yep. My acronym, oh, I won't say the acronym will
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Speaker 1: get me in trouble. But I'm just gonna go with
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Speaker 1: trust in Trump. That's my new phrase. And you can
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Speaker 1: make up the acronym yourself. Roger, as always, we appreciate you, brother,
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Speaker 1: Thank you, take care. Re'd you be with you?
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Speaker 3: Yeah?
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Speaker 1: Straight ahead, we're gonna head to the Middle East. For
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Speaker 1: the latest on the multiple conflicts raging on there. Doctor
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Speaker 1: willid Ferris, our foreign affairs expert, will weigh in. Stay
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Speaker 1: including my show Real America Welcome Back. A fragile ceasefire
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Speaker 1: agreement has been reached in Syria now following several days
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Speaker 1: of intense and deadly fighting between government forces and armed
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Speaker 1: groups and militias composed of members of the Jews religious minority.
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Speaker 1: I don't know what's going on over there. The recent
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Speaker 1: violence a prodominatly Drew His area about seventy miles south
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Speaker 1: of Damascus, has left more than three hundred people dead
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Speaker 1: in this fighting between the militias again and these government groups,
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Speaker 1: even some tribes. So you've got three different groups fighting
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Speaker 1: each other. The tensions in Syria are rooted in long
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Speaker 1: standing disputes between this Drew's minority and other groups, especially
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Speaker 1: these tribes. Now they're fighting over things like security, autonomy,
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Speaker 1: and control of certain regions in that country. Israel has
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Speaker 1: launched air strikes on Syrian government targets, they say to
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Speaker 1: help protect the Druiz community, claiming that the Syrian government
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Speaker 1: and allied Islamis militants pose a threat to those folks.
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Speaker 1: Now some who have close ties to Jurwis communities within
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Speaker 1: Israel as well, so there's the connection. Israel also, they say,
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Speaker 1: trying to keep hostile forces, including Islamic militants and certain
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Speaker 1: Syrian government factions that are deemed unfriendly, from massing along
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Speaker 1: the Syrian border. Meantime, President Trump is announcing some good news,
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Speaker 1: he says, on Gaza and Israel. This regarding their ceasefire
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Speaker 1: with Hamas and the IDF. Again, these are high level negotiations.
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Speaker 1: It's been very tense. There's been some stuff going on
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Speaker 1: up in the north. He's got a lot on his plate, folks.
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Speaker 1: Israel reportedly agreeing to withdraw from a security corridor in
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Speaker 1: the southern Gazan strip known as the Marag Corridor, and
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Speaker 1: instead maintain only security barriers about a half mile deep
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Speaker 1: around Gaza's borders for the duration of a proposed sixty
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Speaker 1: day ceasefire. So they're going to pull back. Hamas has
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Speaker 1: reportedly agreed to these terms and is now focusing on
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Speaker 1: the situation in Rafa, where Israel aims to establish a
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Speaker 1: humanitarian city. Meantime, President Trump hosted a private dinner with
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Speaker 1: Qatar's Prime minister last night at the White House, focusing
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Speaker 1: on efforts to try and broker a permanent ceasefire and
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Speaker 1: peace deal with Israel and Hamas, as Qatar acting as
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Speaker 1: the mediator. He also met with the Crown Prince and
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Speaker 1: Prime Minister of Maran yesterday, highlighting a successful mission against
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Speaker 1: Iran's nuclear program. Take a listen, and we're going to be.
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Speaker 8: Talking about a lot of different things, including the most
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Speaker 8: perfect military maneuver that anybody seen, probably in fifty years,
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Speaker 8: which took place a few weeks ago, and Iran knocked
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Speaker 8: out their entire potential nuclear capacity and it was obliterated.
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Speaker 8: You know, I used that term. They said, well, maybe
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Speaker 8: that's too much. I said, turned out it was more
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Speaker 8: than obliterated.
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Speaker 1: They can't go back. Doctor Walid Ferros is the author
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Speaker 1: of the book Iran, an Imperialist Republic and US Policy.
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Speaker 1: He's also a former foreign policy advisor to President Trump.
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Speaker 1: He joins US now to discuss Doc. It's always a
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Speaker 1: pleasure having you on the program. So much going on
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Speaker 1: in the Middle East since the last time you came on.
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Speaker 1: I think all we were talking about was a potential
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Speaker 1: ceasefire with Hamas and Israel that Trump was brokering. That
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Speaker 1: seems to be going somewhat well since the idef's pulled
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Speaker 1: back and done more about outer barrier instead of being
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Speaker 1: in the guysa strip. But then this happened in Syria
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Speaker 1: and we had bombs being dropped and people getting killed,
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Speaker 1: and I can't make heads or tail of how many
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Speaker 1: different groups are involved in the fighting. The expert region,
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Speaker 1: let's start with Syria and then we'll move over to
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Speaker 1: Gaza absolutely.
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Speaker 9: Then thank you for the opportunity.
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Speaker 7: As usual every time we meet, there are a lot
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Speaker 7: of things that happen over the century, things that happened.
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Speaker 9: So let's clarify on Syria.
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Speaker 7: Number one, who's in Damascus what we call in the
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Speaker 7: media the government, in fact is the regime headed by
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Speaker 7: al Julani, who previously was almostra an offshoot of Alcado. Okay,
20:25
Speaker 7: they got a pass by our administration, by the president who,
20:29
Speaker 7: answering the request of Soudi leadership, said okay, we're going
20:32
Speaker 7: to give you a chance, but you're gonna behave You're
20:35
Speaker 7: gonna rebuild Syria with our help, and you're gonna be
20:40
Speaker 7: kind with the various communities, the communities that are known
20:44
Speaker 7: as minorities, including Alois, Christians, Kurds, and now of course
20:49
Speaker 7: drews in March's militias. The regime's militias were not tied
20:53
Speaker 7: to the Alaois. They killed thousands of thousands of them.
20:56
Speaker 7: And then now over the past week there was an
20:58
Speaker 7: attack against you know, the main city of the Jews.
21:01
Speaker 7: Now and the media were confused talking about tribes and
21:04
Speaker 7: bed winds.
21:05
Speaker 9: In fact, there are two camps.
21:06
Speaker 7: One other Drews who are with the West, with Israel,
21:09
Speaker 7: and the other hand, you have both jihadists from the
21:12
Speaker 7: massacres all the way down to the Golan Heights. There
21:15
Speaker 7: was a clash that jihadis were able to penetrate the city.
21:18
Speaker 7: Israel warn those militias continued they were massacred Israel, massacres
21:23
Speaker 7: Israel hit and in order to detern the regime from
21:27
Speaker 7: sending these militias again, what they've done basically was to
21:31
Speaker 7: attack the presidential pilots and the Ministry of Defense. Now,
21:36
Speaker 7: the Trump administration immediately said, sea spire, sea spires, holding
21:41
Speaker 7: withdrawal of the government or regime forces, and then let's
21:44
Speaker 7: separate those two.
21:45
Speaker 9: For that's reality on the ground.
21:47
Speaker 1: How did the seaspire come so quickly, because it seemed
21:50
Speaker 1: that they were digging in and this fighting got pretty
21:52
Speaker 1: nasty there for a few days. I mean, three hundred
21:53
Speaker 1: folks got killed quickly.
21:55
Speaker 7: Absolutely, the Drews were losing because they were of course
21:59
Speaker 7: alone and isolate.
22:00
Speaker 9: Related.
22:00
Speaker 7: They had some weapons, but not equivalent to the weapons
22:03
Speaker 7: of the attacking forces. But when the Israeli Air Force
22:06
Speaker 7: intervened and first of all targeted the tanks, of the Jihadas,
22:10
Speaker 7: and then that one strike in Damascus, which in fact
22:14
Speaker 7: was a warning strike. Then of course the leadership in
22:17
Speaker 7: Damascus probably consulting with cut out, consulting with the United
22:21
Speaker 7: States to see what they can do, and according to
22:23
Speaker 7: the media, a source from the administration said that they
22:26
Speaker 7: advised them with drawn out, we'll.
22:28
Speaker 9: See what we can do. We'll get to you.
22:30
Speaker 1: We're finished with Gaza, And I mean that's when you're
22:33
Speaker 1: dealing with Islamic Jihadis. You have to meet force with force.
22:37
Speaker 1: If they hit you ten, you hit them one hundredfold.
22:41
Speaker 1: If you don't hit them, that's all they know is strength, right,
22:44
Speaker 1: I mean, come on, they don't want to negotiate.
22:47
Speaker 7: Then you're absolutely right. We discussed this over many other
22:49
Speaker 7: fronts and battle feats. When the Jihadest attack, they want
22:53
Speaker 7: to destroy the community. It's not like Mother Teresa coming.
22:56
Speaker 9: They want to destroy you.
22:58
Speaker 7: Israelis, Andrews and Christians and Alois understood the game.
23:01
Speaker 9: So they responded.
23:02
Speaker 7: Israelis responded, Thanks to them, the Jews are surviving. And
23:06
Speaker 7: the administration realized that the man they put there, the
23:09
Speaker 7: man they supported, basically, has not exactly done what was
23:12
Speaker 7: expected out of him.
23:13
Speaker 9: Let's see for the second phase.
23:15
Speaker 1: Okay, let's move over to Gaza and Hamas and Israel
23:20
Speaker 1: fighting there. We of course had that horrific scene. I
23:22
Speaker 1: think it was up in the north with the American
23:25
Speaker 1: getting killed. They're saying it was by Israeli settlers. We're
23:29
Speaker 1: still trying to confirm that. I heard Marco Rubio and
23:31
Speaker 1: President Trump address that in the Oval, I think yesterday
23:33
Speaker 1: that they're trying to get facts on what happened there
23:36
Speaker 1: between those settlers and that young man from America that
23:40
Speaker 1: was Jewish that was killed. That obviously increased tensions, But
23:43
Speaker 1: the ceasefire is holding. This sixty day is holding for now,
23:46
Speaker 1: and it looks like we're moving forward more so there.
23:50
Speaker 1: Maybe even in Syria. I didn't hear that we're getting
23:53
Speaker 1: the fifty hostages back. They believe twenty five thirty might
23:55
Speaker 1: still be alive. Twenty thirty are the bodies? What are
23:57
Speaker 1: you hearing on that front?
24:00
Speaker 7: Hostages then, as we both know, should have been released
24:02
Speaker 7: on week one after to forget about that then should
24:06
Speaker 7: have been released after this. Reeli strikes on his Bolah
24:09
Speaker 7: and on Hamas. It's not working. Unfortunately, Hamas is still
24:14
Speaker 7: connected to the Islamic regime in Iran, as we both know,
24:17
Speaker 7: and they get their instructions from there. So the big
24:21
Speaker 7: piano player isn't Ihran. They tell the leaders of Hamas, okay,
24:27
Speaker 7: negotiate now, send few rockets later, negotiate now. They do
24:30
Speaker 7: the same with the hoolies in Yemen and the same
24:33
Speaker 7: with the his Bola.
24:34
Speaker 9: President Trump and.
24:35
Speaker 7: His team are getting all the chances, all the chances
24:38
Speaker 7: for a peace process, for a mutual recognition between Hamas
24:41
Speaker 7: and Israel. It looks like Hamas doesn't want that. They
24:44
Speaker 7: have a different story why they are concerned about the
24:48
Speaker 7: slow gradual uprising of Gunzien people, mostly youth against them.
24:53
Speaker 9: You go on to find, oh, yeah, you find many.
24:56
Speaker 1: Do you think the Oris mostly? Do you think the
24:59
Speaker 1: Iran hit scared Iran enough not to be giving so
25:02
Speaker 1: much cash to Hezbollah, Hamas and the UTIs. So that
25:06
Speaker 1: might be a reason that the ceasefire is holding then
25:08
Speaker 1: with Hamas because they don't have the full backing of
25:10
Speaker 1: a Ran since we hit them.
25:11
Speaker 9: And the full attention.
25:12
Speaker 7: Also, because that's a good point that you raised, because
25:15
Speaker 7: the leadership in Iran is the micropublic is looking now
25:18
Speaker 7: around them, They're afread of their own. People ask the
25:21
Speaker 7: president Trump ordered a destruction, the real destruction of the
25:25
Speaker 7: nuclear sides and the Israelis.
25:26
Speaker 9: We're doing a job that is unbelievable.
25:29
Speaker 1: That well, we would do the strike if they didn't
25:30
Speaker 1: go in and take all the air defenses out. This
25:32
Speaker 1: was a good collective effort of the idea of hitting
25:34
Speaker 1: them first and then us going and taking them out. Doc,
25:36
Speaker 1: I got to run. Thank you so much for the insight.
25:39
Speaker 1: I mean, I know the President is doing his best
25:41
Speaker 1: to get this all. He just wants as he always says.
25:44
Speaker 1: I want the killing to stop both sides. No more death,
25:48
Speaker 1: No more death. Doctor Walid Fair? Is the book very important?
25:51
Speaker 1: One thought? Back up? If we can iran an imperiless
25:54
Speaker 1: republic and US policy, it's a good read. Doc is
25:57
Speaker 1: always thank you, sir for whan yep. Coming up, The
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28:33
Speaker 1: so the detached from reality governor of the once Golden
28:36
Speaker 1: State where Awayen is based and I live with my family,
28:39
Speaker 1: mister greasy hair gel Gavin Newsom shows just how out
28:44
Speaker 1: of touch he is with we the people. This was
28:47
Speaker 1: during a recent interview. It was like three or four
28:49
Speaker 1: hours long with Sean Ryan on his podcast. Then I
28:53
Speaker 1: got up, first of all, throw a little shade towards Sean.
28:56
Speaker 1: You gave this guy a platform, Sean, you didn't push
29:00
Speaker 1: back on the lies he was saying. Come on, bro,
29:03
Speaker 1: throw a backbone. Now, let's get back to the snake
29:06
Speaker 1: oil salesman who's never held a real job in his
29:09
Speaker 1: entire damn life. Yeah, he starts talking in this interview
29:13
Speaker 1: about the illegal aliens in California and our economy and
29:16
Speaker 1: the types of jobs that illegal aliens fill, which, as usual,
29:22
Speaker 1: the Left come across as a bunch of racists, that's
29:25
Speaker 1: what they are. These are jobs that Americans don't want.
29:29
Speaker 1: These foreign invaders. You know, they're the ones taking care
29:31
Speaker 1: of your kids and washing your clothes and in the fields,
29:35
Speaker 1: and they only do crappy jobs. They don't do jobs
29:37
Speaker 1: Americans want. You only hear lefties say that crap because
29:42
Speaker 1: they're the racist ones.
29:45
Speaker 4: We asked me about seventy thousand workers without that workforce,
29:49
Speaker 4: AND's going to happen? You struggling here? You imagine a
29:51
Speaker 4: peak there. So I think there's to be a pathway
29:54
Speaker 4: for those folks as we secure the border, then we
29:56
Speaker 4: own that issue.
29:57
Speaker 2: Do you feel that they're taking American jobs?
30:01
Speaker 10: Not?
30:01
Speaker 8: When not?
30:02
Speaker 4: UNTI Larry County now when una Ventura County. I don't
30:07
Speaker 4: know many people don't want a job out there in
30:09
Speaker 4: those packing facilities. I don't see many people look like
30:13
Speaker 4: me jumping at those jobs.
30:14
Speaker 1: I just don't look like me. Meantime, remember we told
30:22
Speaker 1: you we won't let the fires go, whether it's Hawaii
30:25
Speaker 1: or Kelly. There's a blatant attempt now by California Democrats
30:29
Speaker 1: to steal the land. Yes, remember the big fires in January.
30:34
Speaker 1: Thank god it got put on hold for a bit.
30:36
Speaker 1: But they're trying. We knew it would come. These sleeves
30:39
Speaker 1: bags in Sacramento that make up the Democrat super majority
30:43
Speaker 1: had the audacity to propose a bill that would have
30:45
Speaker 1: been abled Los Angeles County to create quote Resilient Rebuilding Authority.
30:51
Speaker 1: What oh, that means we want to kick y'all out.
30:55
Speaker 1: That's why we haven't let you come back in and
30:56
Speaker 1: clean up your lots. You can rebuild your home so
30:58
Speaker 1: we can put up affordable low income housing and ruin
31:01
Speaker 1: your property value. In reality, it was a plot to
31:05
Speaker 1: legally steal the multimillion dollar lots for pennies on the dollar,
31:09
Speaker 1: using who's money tax dollars to fund this at least
31:14
Speaker 1: forty percent of the funds set aside for low income
31:16
Speaker 1: housing construction. Yeah, that would have been your cash, folks,
31:18
Speaker 1: if you live here in Comifornia. State Senator Ben Allen
31:21
Speaker 1: announced the bill is now on hold until twenty twenty
31:25
Speaker 1: six after intense opposition. You don't say more than twenty
31:29
Speaker 1: three thousand residents signed a letter opposing the bill. Twenty
31:32
Speaker 1: three thousand in a state of thirty nine million, Get
31:34
Speaker 1: off your butts, Californians. Locals want to restore the exact
31:38
Speaker 1: housing that was lost. They don't want the affordable housing,
31:42
Speaker 1: put it somewhere else. This is California Assemblyman Carl Demiel
31:46
Speaker 1: is supported by Bill Assale and a coalition led by
31:51
Speaker 1: Reform California to induce or introduce rather California Voter ID initiative.
31:56
Speaker 1: Please can we get this done? The proposed statewide Constant
32:00
Speaker 1: Tuciel Amendment would require verification of voter ID for all
32:05
Speaker 1: ballots counted and verification of citizenship when you're registering. That's
32:11
Speaker 1: so racist. The campaign needs to gather more than a
32:14
Speaker 1: million signatures to qualify for the twenty twenty six statewide ballot. Please, Californians,
32:20
Speaker 1: can we get this done? Joining me now to weigh
32:23
Speaker 1: in on all the chaos and ridiculousness. I just brought
32:26
Speaker 1: up happening in Comifornia, where she lives and I live
32:30
Speaker 1: under Democrat rule. She's a senior and legal advisor to
32:33
Speaker 1: the group Fix California. Katie Zachariah back on the program, Katie,
32:37
Speaker 1: nice to see you. Where would you like to begin
32:38
Speaker 1: with all this chaos? Them trying to steal everybody's land
32:42
Speaker 1: near La after the fires, or the ridiculous comments Gavin's
32:45
Speaker 1: made on Sean Ryan's show. I mean this guy, go ahead.
32:49
Speaker 11: The ridiculous comments on Sean Ryan's show. Watching that looks
32:53
Speaker 11: like you're watching someone who either has tourets or a schizophrenic.
32:56
Speaker 11: It's very hard to track. He cusses, he calls the
32:59
Speaker 11: president name, then he retracts it. He says he's a
33:02
Speaker 11: bad example. The whole thing is so so embarrassing as
33:06
Speaker 11: a California citizen, as a California native, that this is
33:08
Speaker 11: our governor. And look, Ventura County, what he's referring to
33:13
Speaker 11: with the ICE raid, there were fourteen miners, illegal immigrant miners.
33:17
Speaker 1: Thank you.
33:18
Speaker 11: Now we're at a pot farm that was a Gavin
33:21
Speaker 11: Newsom Democrat Party donor. So what he's referring to there
33:24
Speaker 11: aren't people who look like me. Yeah, you're not an
33:27
Speaker 11: underage miner, first of all, and second of all, you're
33:30
Speaker 11: not working at a marijuana farm. And that is crazy
33:33
Speaker 11: that he's drawing that kind of comparison.
33:36
Speaker 1: He's just so ridiculous. And by the way, when he's
33:38
Speaker 1: talking about that b roll right there, that video that
33:41
Speaker 1: we saw of when the ICE agents went into MacArthur Park,
33:44
Speaker 1: you're from la right or somewhere around you know where
33:46
Speaker 1: that park is. I'm sorry, this is my little bre tarpits, folks.
33:49
Speaker 1: It is not a beautiful park filled with families every day.
33:51
Speaker 1: It's homeless, it's druggies, there's criminals. Yeah, it's not a
33:55
Speaker 1: place where you would take your family to go hang
33:56
Speaker 1: out every day. So that's a big lie. I want
33:58
Speaker 1: to go back to the Sean Ryan interview and get
34:00
Speaker 1: your take on something, because what you discussed really really Now,
34:05
Speaker 1: I'll cuss, piff me off. That's not a curse word.
34:08
Speaker 1: This is what he said about our president. And while
34:10
Speaker 1: he's doing his weird hand gestures, right this stuff for
34:13
Speaker 1: three hours. I don't know what this stuff is. Is
34:15
Speaker 1: this Bill Clinton on steroids with the thumbs? I'm not
34:17
Speaker 1: quite sure, but yes, he tries to act tough. He
34:21
Speaker 1: curses several times, then he retracts the curse words. I
34:23
Speaker 1: think he's trying to again play the middle because we
34:26
Speaker 1: know he's gonna announce his bid for president, and he's
34:28
Speaker 1: trying to act like a regular Joe, which he's not.
34:31
Speaker 1: You can't be a pompus, elite, racist, liberal piece of
34:34
Speaker 1: trash and know what regular Americans deal with every day.
34:37
Speaker 1: Watch this clip. We'll get your reaction on.
34:38
Speaker 4: The backside, all that reputational damage it's being done as
34:42
Speaker 4: they're sitting there on horses with American flags, running through
34:45
Speaker 4: soccer fields, scaring kids that are playing soccer in the
34:48
Speaker 4: middle of the day in a summer camp. For what
34:51
Speaker 4: just toughness. It's a weakness mascarading his strength. That's what
34:54
Speaker 4: I don't like about this son of a bunch. I
34:56
Speaker 4: don't And forgive me. I know he's the president of that States.
34:59
Speaker 4: Forgive me, I didn't.
35:00
Speaker 1: You know.
35:01
Speaker 4: Yeah, he calls me new scum?
35:03
Speaker 1: You know?
35:03
Speaker 4: Come on, how to explain that to my kid? Now
35:06
Speaker 4: he's got I have my kid's friends calling my kid's
35:09
Speaker 4: new scum. That I get because I was called that
35:12
Speaker 4: in seventh grade, but not by seventy nine.
35:15
Speaker 3: Year old.
35:17
Speaker 4: Model better. Damn behavior man, forgive the damn.
35:23
Speaker 1: Forgive the gd twice Gavin.
35:27
Speaker 3: Okay 's he is.
35:29
Speaker 11: So hard to listen to. What is what is difficult though?
35:33
Speaker 11: Beyond his again, is it schizophrenia to Retz, I don't
35:36
Speaker 11: know what he's doing. I don't know what kind of
35:38
Speaker 11: line of thinking he has. Is actually that ice ice
35:41
Speaker 11: attacks are up eight hundred and sixty percent, and this
35:44
Speaker 11: kind of rhetoric from a sitting governor calling the president names,
35:48
Speaker 11: saying to Tom Holm and come arrest me. He didn't
35:50
Speaker 11: say that in the interview, but he said it online
35:52
Speaker 11: and you know, saying these raids are a danger to democracy.
35:56
Speaker 11: He is the person that is inciting the violence against
36:00
Speaker 11: ICE along with the other Democrats. So to sit there
36:02
Speaker 11: while he's on a podcast and not be defending his state,
36:05
Speaker 11: not be defending the president. He said, also, oh, let's
36:08
Speaker 11: close the border. Since when is closing the border Gavin
36:12
Speaker 11: Newsom's issue. He let that border stay wide, opening California
36:15
Speaker 11: kept the sanctuary states, the sanctuary city is alive and
36:19
Speaker 11: well to get these illegal immigrants in, and now is
36:22
Speaker 11: trying to protect them. He is not fit to be
36:25
Speaker 11: president for sure.
36:26
Speaker 1: No, he's not fit to be our governor. He talks
36:28
Speaker 1: out of both sides of his m I mean to say,
36:31
Speaker 1: let's close the border, while you're saying we need all
36:33
Speaker 1: these illegals here, one contradicts the other. You piece it, okay, anyway,
36:37
Speaker 1: let's go down to la I don't want to be
36:40
Speaker 1: like him and curse him and retract him, because I
36:42
Speaker 1: don't retract my fricking words. Let's go to La. Let's
36:46
Speaker 1: talk about the homeless issue, but also the fires. You
36:49
Speaker 1: heard that report the Democrats are now going to table
36:51
Speaker 1: trying to take people's lands in the Pacific Palisades and
36:55
Speaker 1: elsewhere where those fires ravaged through back in early January.
36:58
Speaker 1: Your thoughts there. They're trying to do it out in Hawaii, right.
37:01
Speaker 11: Well, Gavin came right out from the beginning and said,
37:04
Speaker 11: we are not going to do this. We are not
37:05
Speaker 11: going to take people's land. We're going to make sure
37:08
Speaker 11: they can rebuild. And then quietly they're trying to sneak in, Oh,
37:12
Speaker 11: we're just going to add low income housing to where
37:15
Speaker 11: all these people who have not yet been able to
37:18
Speaker 11: break ground to rebuild their homes. They're trying to take
37:21
Speaker 11: those homes and a lot of these people in the Palisades,
37:24
Speaker 11: it's such a slap in the face. A lot of
37:25
Speaker 11: them were elderly people who were kind of grandfathered in.
37:29
Speaker 11: The insurance dropped them in California because the ridiculous measures
37:33
Speaker 11: that were put on State Farm and now they need
37:36
Speaker 11: financial support to help them rebuild. But Karen bass is
37:40
Speaker 11: giving cash cards to illegal immigrants to stay home.
37:44
Speaker 1: And State Farm just get approved for their huge increase
37:47
Speaker 1: by Democrats, and Sacramento didn't stay from and get that
37:49
Speaker 1: massive increase in the premiums, and Democrats approve that they
37:53
Speaker 1: allowed them to go shoot it up thirty percent. I mean,
37:55
Speaker 1: this is so okay. So we need housing. You and
37:58
Speaker 1: I know that, right, it's not a afordable in this state.
38:01
Speaker 1: But why do you want to build affordable housing, let's say,
38:03
Speaker 1: for the homeless folks in the Pacific Palisades. You know
38:06
Speaker 1: as well as I do. In Los Angeles proper. There
38:08
Speaker 1: are so many empty commercial sites and buildings. You could
38:11
Speaker 1: do low income housing that wouldn't affect property value. But
38:15
Speaker 1: I want to play this sound bite from miss Bass,
38:17
Speaker 1: and then you and I'll talk some real numbers, because
38:19
Speaker 1: she just lied to the residence of Los Angeles. Play this.
38:23
Speaker 12: When I was on my way over here, I got
38:25
Speaker 12: a text message from our governor congratulating Los Angeles for
38:29
Speaker 12: moving the needle forward.
38:31
Speaker 1: For the second year in a row. Homelessness has decreased
38:34
Speaker 1: in Los Angeles, according to LA Mayor Karen Bass.
38:37
Speaker 12: Are there still unhoused Angelinos?
38:39
Speaker 1: Yes?
38:40
Speaker 12: Are there still encampments?
38:42
Speaker 1: Yes?
38:43
Speaker 12: Is reducing homelessness by having people in motels? Still very
38:47
Speaker 12: expensive and do we need to look for more cost
38:50
Speaker 12: effective ways, yes, but all of this are step forward.
38:56
Speaker 1: Now I've got some numbers here. They're taking a victory
39:01
Speaker 1: lap over less than three percent decrease. And the problem
39:04
Speaker 1: is that three percent decrease When you've got almost forty
39:08
Speaker 1: two hundred and fifty two homeless and you dropped to
39:10
Speaker 1: forty three thousand, six hundred, it's about fifteen hundred and
39:12
Speaker 1: sixty decrease. They forgot to mention that about twenty five
39:15
Speaker 1: hundred homeless folks died. They're not reducing homelessness. Gavin ran
39:20
Speaker 1: on that his first term and it's gone up in
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Speaker 1: this state, not down. And now she's taken a victory lap.
39:25
Speaker 1: Final word to you on that ridiculousness in California.
39:28
Speaker 11: You walk around the ste streets of LA and you know,
39:31
Speaker 11: one hundred percent nothing has decreased. And look at those
39:35
Speaker 11: those are probably likely a lot of fentanyl deaths, which
39:37
Speaker 11: President Trump just a hall attacked yesterday to deal with this.
39:41
Speaker 11: But Karen vass is taking a victory laps. It's more
39:43
Speaker 11: of the same political grand standing without results.
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Speaker 1: Thirty seconds left. Your organization fixed California. Our mutual friend
39:52
Speaker 1: Rick Grennell Love them. You guys are fighting to get
39:55
Speaker 1: voter ID along with Carl Demyo. Is this going to
39:58
Speaker 1: happen place? Say we can make this happen in this
40:00
Speaker 1: state because elections would change drastically if you had to
40:04
Speaker 1: prove you we're a citizen and show your ID, which
40:06
Speaker 1: is not racist.
40:08
Speaker 11: California would flip right if we had voter ID. Everyone
40:10
Speaker 11: knows that because these policies aren't working for the citizens.
40:13
Speaker 11: So look, Carldon MYO said, this is an eighty twenty issue.
40:17
Speaker 11: If this gets on the ballot, it wins. So it's
40:19
Speaker 11: about raising enough money to get it on the ballot,
40:21
Speaker 11: and then once it's on the ballot, you don't have
40:23
Speaker 11: to worry about it because so many people support this.
40:26
Speaker 11: So get out sign the petition. Fix California is alongside this.
40:29
Speaker 11: We're registering unregistered conservatives.
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Speaker 1: Yep.
40:32
Speaker 11: Both aren't necessary to take back our state websites.
40:34
Speaker 1: Where do we go for both those? Carl's site? Your site?
40:37
Speaker 1: What should we do? I want people fired up, I
40:38
Speaker 1: want money donated, I want signatures. We need a little
40:40
Speaker 1: over a million people. Whatever, let's get this done.
40:43
Speaker 11: Where do we go, Katie, We're at Fixcalifornia dot Com
40:46
Speaker 11: head over to Carldonmio's X page and it will give
40:49
Speaker 11: you the direct link to sign the petition to get
40:51
Speaker 11: voter ID on there.
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Speaker 1: Amen, Katie zach Rice always, thank you so much for
40:55
Speaker 1: coming on the program.
40:56
Speaker 9: Thank you yep.
40:57
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43:32
Speaker 1: President Trump continue to work hard on protecting the American people,
43:35
Speaker 1: signing the Halt Fetanyl Act into law yesterday. We told
43:38
Speaker 1: you about it last night. The bipartisan bill sailed through
43:41
Speaker 1: bout the House and the Senate before the President signed
43:43
Speaker 1: it surrounded by an audience of about two hundred anti
43:46
Speaker 1: drug activists lawmakers. And here's the key victims, family members
43:51
Speaker 1: of the deadly drug. The law makes venteral related substances
43:53
Speaker 1: permanently classified as a Schedule one drug, closing enforcement loopholes
43:58
Speaker 1: and making it easier to prosecute the offenders. President Trump
44:01
Speaker 1: spoke about the importance of legislation during the signing ceremony
44:04
Speaker 1: in the East Room of the White House.
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Speaker 8: With this bill, we are officially and permanently classifying all
44:10
Speaker 8: fental or related substances as Schedule one narcotics, which.
44:16
Speaker 3: Is actually a very big deal.
44:18
Speaker 1: It doesn't sound like much.
44:19
Speaker 8: It's a big deal, as they will tell you, meaning
44:22
Speaker 8: anyone caught trafficking these illicit poisons will be punished with
44:26
Speaker 8: a mandatory ten year minimum sentence in prison. We'll be
44:32
Speaker 8: getting the drug dealers, pushers, and pedlers off our street,
44:36
Speaker 8: and we will not rest until we have ended the
44:40
Speaker 8: drug overdose epidemic. And it's been getting a little bit better,
44:44
Speaker 8: but it's horrible.
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Speaker 1: It's horrible. Now. America is in desperate need of more leaders.
44:52
Speaker 1: It will do what it takes to make this great
44:53
Speaker 1: country even greater once again, which brings me to tonight's
44:57
Speaker 1: candidate Spotlight, Darius Mayfield is running for co in Virginia's
45:01
Speaker 1: seventh district, promising to put a check on Washington's overreach
45:06
Speaker 1: and ensuring a government foreigned by the people by fighting
45:09
Speaker 1: for safer neighborhoods, economic growth, better health care, lower cost
45:14
Speaker 1: of living. Darius also says he's committed to delivering opportunity
45:18
Speaker 1: and representation for all in the seventh District. He also
45:22
Speaker 1: wants to fight this drug opioid epidemic which we are
45:25
Speaker 1: facing in this nation that President Trump has taken on
45:29
Speaker 1: head on. So joining me tonight, I think not for
45:32
Speaker 1: the first time, because we talked with this young man
45:34
Speaker 1: several years ago when I first met him, and I
45:36
Speaker 1: was very impressed by him. And was that at the
45:38
Speaker 1: Sea Pack, Darius, down in Orlando, Florida or where was
45:42
Speaker 1: that we first met, maybe with DC.
45:46
Speaker 10: I believe it was the DC Seapack. And yes, I've
45:48
Speaker 10: been on your show a couple of times now and
45:50
Speaker 10: you've always been a gracious social I.
45:51
Speaker 1: Appreciate few years. It's been a few years. Nice to
45:53
Speaker 1: have you back, brother. Okay, So I know you were
45:56
Speaker 1: living elsewhere you moved to Virginia this seventh District. I
45:59
Speaker 1: look up the app today. This is just south of
46:01
Speaker 1: d C. This is like still swamp land. This still
46:04
Speaker 1: has a lot of those swamp rat creatures from DC
46:07
Speaker 1: living in it, and I would imagine a lot of
46:09
Speaker 1: them are Democrats. How does this district stack up the
46:12
Speaker 1: A stand a chance with Dems versus Republicans when it
46:14
Speaker 1: comes to registered voters.
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Speaker 2: Yeah?
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Speaker 10: Absolutely, man, when I again, it's great to be with
46:21
Speaker 10: you again after so many years. But you know, when
46:23
Speaker 10: I ran in New Jersey that was a D plus
46:25
Speaker 10: twenty five district.
46:26
Speaker 9: Then I wasn't sure I'm going to run again.
46:29
Speaker 10: But when we moved when I got married last year,
46:31
Speaker 10: me and my wife decided to kind of start over
46:33
Speaker 10: and have you know, a new beginning.
46:34
Speaker 9: And I told her one thing.
46:35
Speaker 10: I said, listen, wherever we move in case I decided
46:37
Speaker 10: to run, please make sure it's a little bit more
46:39
Speaker 10: Republican so we actually have a.
46:40
Speaker 1: Chance to win.
46:41
Speaker 10: So we moved here to the seventh district, which is
46:43
Speaker 10: actually only a D plus one. So to answer your question,
46:46
Speaker 10: do we have a chance. Not only do we have
46:48
Speaker 10: a chance. If I am the nominee come June of
46:51
Speaker 10: next year, I will put this heat back into the
46:54
Speaker 10: hands of common sense Republicans. This was Eric Canter's old district,
46:57
Speaker 10: the old Speaker of the House, yes, or before three
47:01
Speaker 10: cycles ago, it was nothing but Republicans that actually held
47:04
Speaker 10: this seat here in the seventh district. So it's primed
47:07
Speaker 10: and it's ready for a candidate like myself that can
47:10
Speaker 10: cross the al that can bring Democrats and independence over
47:13
Speaker 10: because we focus on common sense issues that unite us all.
47:17
Speaker 10: And you know they're saying, not black, not white American.
47:20
Speaker 9: It's all about unity for me. So I'm going to
47:22
Speaker 9: unite this district.
47:23
Speaker 10: I'm going to help unite this country, and we're gonna
47:25
Speaker 10: help President Trump keep putting this country back on the
47:27
Speaker 10: right track.
47:28
Speaker 1: That was a podcast or something you did a while back, right,
47:31
Speaker 1: we were talking about that. I think American policy not
47:34
Speaker 1: black and white. I love that about you. Yes see,
47:36
Speaker 1: this is the thing. Why is it that minorities that
47:39
Speaker 1: are on our side never bring up race when they run,
47:42
Speaker 1: But on the left, everybody's got to talk about it,
47:44
Speaker 1: like who's the racist out there? Democrats or Republicans? Really?
47:49
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean listen, that's all they really have the
47:52
Speaker 10: run on people's emotions and people's You know their their
47:56
Speaker 10: their genetic makeup. They're a race. At the end of
47:58
Speaker 10: the day of emotions, would you say.
48:01
Speaker 1: They got no policy? That's why it's.
48:05
Speaker 9: President Trump is proving well. President Trump is proving that
48:08
Speaker 9: right now.
48:08
Speaker 10: He has the policies that people want.
48:10
Speaker 9: He has the policies that.
48:11
Speaker 10: Are going to make community safer, and he has the
48:13
Speaker 10: policies that are going to.
48:14
Speaker 9: Bring the world together. Not only does this guy make.
48:16
Speaker 10: An American community see safer, he's also fixing wars that
48:19
Speaker 10: have been going on for.
48:20
Speaker 9: Decades upon decades.
48:22
Speaker 10: You know, while these guys are still focused on race
48:24
Speaker 10: based issues that don't bring us together.
48:26
Speaker 9: They divide us, they don't unite it. So we're going
48:28
Speaker 9: to continue uniting us.
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Speaker 1: This is why I love this guy. Look him up, Darius.
48:32
Speaker 1: What's the website if they want to learn more about
48:34
Speaker 1: your bid for the seventh Congressional District of Virginia.
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Speaker 10: My website is Darius Mayfield dot com.
48:42
Speaker 1: Love you, brother, We'll have you back on very soon.
48:45
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48:48
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51:21
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51:24
Speaker 1: my fellow veteran, I just saw that you reported about
51:27
Speaker 1: all of these commie politicians. He's talking about the ones
51:30
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51:45
Speaker 1: Bill says, hey, Dan, you know the only place that
51:47
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51:50
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51:54
Speaker 1: up in conversation in the real world. President Trump's right,
51:57
Speaker 1: the left keeps stoking just an hoax. Chris writes, Hey, Dan,
52:02
Speaker 1: after seeing your program tonight about the senior citizens in
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52:08
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52:12
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52:20
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52:26
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52:29
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52:33
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52:38
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52:42
Speaker 1: It was to eliminate poverty in three to five years.
52:45
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Speaker 1: Dalen writes. Dalen says, as a California taxpayer, shouldn't I
52:51
Speaker 1: be able to sue the crooks running the state using
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52:58
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53:09
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53:15
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53:18
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53:21
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53:24
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53:27
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53:30
Speaker 1: on social media. So over the last year or so,
53:33
Speaker 1: we've had a lot of colorful contributors on the show,
53:36
Speaker 1: but perhaps one of the most controversial characters is one
53:39
Speaker 1: that we featured two or three times in the last
53:42
Speaker 1: three or four months. You might remember him. His name's
53:45
Speaker 1: Adam Swart. He's the CEO of Crowds on Demand. You know,
53:51
Speaker 1: the guy that hires and pays people to go protest.
53:57
Speaker 1: If you forgot who he is and what I told
53:59
Speaker 1: him the last couple of times he came on the program,
54:02
Speaker 1: here's a refresher.
54:03
Speaker 5: If you're competing against hippies with a trust fund right,
54:07
Speaker 5: they can show up to as many protests as they want.
54:10
Speaker 1: Yeah, we know, no, very very well. Were busy working
54:13
Speaker 1: keeping the economy going in the country going.
54:16
Speaker 5: Sure, And that's what many of my conservative customers tell me,
54:20
Speaker 5: and that it's challenging for them to get sufficient turn
54:24
Speaker 5: out to a lot of these events. Compensating people just
54:27
Speaker 5: like Dan, you're compensated for hosting your program. These are
54:30
Speaker 5: your real views on this program, but you're compensated our poem.
54:35
Speaker 1: But I don't pay my viewers to watch me. I
54:37
Speaker 1: don't pay them to go out and hold up an
54:38
Speaker 1: Oan sign and a Trump rally, which they do because
54:41
Speaker 1: they love us from the goodness of their heart, not
54:43
Speaker 1: because somebody paid them to talk. Anyway, I'm out of time, Adam.
54:47
Speaker 1: I appreciate you coming on, brother. It was a good discussion.
54:50
Speaker 1: I don't know how you sleep at night. I would
54:52
Speaker 1: not do your job. I do not like it if
54:54
Speaker 1: people this is my thought, okay, and I'm I'm gonna
54:56
Speaker 1: make this brief. I will die on the hill for
55:00
Speaker 1: the freedom of speech and freedom of the press. My
55:02
Speaker 1: entire life has been that since I was eighteen years old.
55:05
Speaker 1: I'm fifty one this year. So I love the fact
55:07
Speaker 1: that I can go on the street corner and say
55:09
Speaker 1: whatever the hell I want, agreements against my government, or
55:12
Speaker 1: call my neighbor or whatever I want, because that's America.
55:15
Speaker 1: But I don't like that companies try to stage it
55:17
Speaker 1: all and hire people and set it up. It should
55:20
Speaker 1: be organic. The American people should want to come out,
55:22
Speaker 1: get on their soapbox, my show I'm talking. They should
55:25
Speaker 1: come out and want to gather together and say, here's
55:28
Speaker 1: the cause I'm sticking up for. But you see, guys
55:30
Speaker 1: like you and the bureaucrats and the folks in DC
55:33
Speaker 1: loves stirring up the pot between US Americans. And so
55:36
Speaker 1: you pay people to do this, and you make a
55:38
Speaker 1: scene look bigger than it really is. You make an
55:41
Speaker 1: issue bigger than it truly is. And so I don't
55:44
Speaker 1: like your business.
55:45
Speaker 5: So as a conservative, as a proud conservative, Dan, you
55:49
Speaker 5: can see, don't you believe that the opportunity to protest
55:53
Speaker 5: should be open to people who maybe don't have the flexibility.
55:57
Speaker 5: You have kids who have a job, who have other
56:00
Speaker 5: things to do.
56:00
Speaker 1: Now what you're doing, Adam, I'm never ever you could
56:04
Speaker 1: try and twist it all the way back to the
56:06
Speaker 1: founding fathers. I'm never ever, ever going to agree with you.
56:10
Speaker 1: I'm running out of time. I appreciate you coming on
56:13
Speaker 1: and at least condemning the violence and calling out that
56:17
Speaker 1: there are evildoers behind the scenes paying for this riot,
56:20
Speaker 1: because that's what it is. It's not a protest, it's
56:22
Speaker 1: a fricking riot, and you're claiming your company doesn't do it.
56:26
Speaker 1: I hope you don't, but I'm going to end it here.
56:28
Speaker 1: You like me, you like me, Adam, Thank you, goodbye,
56:32
Speaker 1: See you later. Straight ahead. By the way, team, I
56:37
Speaker 1: think that was his last appearance. Now, that's what I said.
56:41
Speaker 1: He's never coming back. We're done with him, That's what
56:45
Speaker 1: I said. Well, now we keep getting emails from mister
56:48
Speaker 1: Smart and his team begging to come back on our
56:51
Speaker 1: swort rather pardon me, begging to come back on the show.
56:54
Speaker 1: Why put this headline up? And a few viewers has
56:57
Speaker 1: actually sent me this headline saying put this guy on again.
57:01
Speaker 1: So I'm like, wait a minute, we said no to him,
57:04
Speaker 1: but here's the headline paid to protest crowds on demands,
57:08
Speaker 1: CEO Adam Swart exposes a twenty million dollar offer to
57:12
Speaker 1: mobilize anti Trump rallies. Now he says he declined the
57:16
Speaker 1: twenty million bucks and he wants to come on to
57:19
Speaker 1: discuss it. Yeah, so he can promote his business, which
57:24
Speaker 1: is paid protest, which, as you heard me in that
57:26
Speaker 1: old clip, protests in America should be organic. Americans should
57:30
Speaker 1: want to and feel this burning inside of them that
57:34
Speaker 1: they must take to the streets to express their grievance
57:37
Speaker 1: with their government or an issue or whatever, naturally, not
57:40
Speaker 1: because someone pays them to. And so, as far as
57:44
Speaker 1: I'm concerned, I don't want Adam back on the program.
57:47
Speaker 1: I think he's a grifter and I'm not doing it.
57:50
Speaker 1: So put the info on the screen, Julie, if you would,
57:53
Speaker 1: I want to hear from you. Send the emails tonight
57:56
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57:59
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58:01
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58:03
Speaker 1: a hell no, whatever to Adam Swart the crowds on demand,
58:07
Speaker 1: Should we give him one more platform to tell us
58:09
Speaker 1: why he turned down twenty million bucks or should we not?
58:13
Speaker 1: I say no, We'll see what you say. Stick around, folks.
58:17
Speaker 1: Matt Gates show's coming up next, you know, Rihon's up
58:19
Speaker 1: after that. I'm back tomorrow on a Friday, eight eastern,
58:22
Speaker 1: five Pacific. You know exactly what to do in the meantime,
58:25
Speaker 1: Be a proud American out there, be brave, and God
58:28
Speaker 1: bless you all tonight