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7/9/25 -- Dan Ball W/ Roger Stone, Dane Wigington, Victor Avila, Melissa Melendez, Britnie Turner. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight Ahead on Real America tonight, a bizarre interaction involving
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Speaker 1: a reporter ag Pambondi and President Trump, once again creating
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Speaker 1: controversies surrounding the mysterious death and the files the pedophile
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Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein. Roger Stone joins to tackle that one tonight.
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Speaker 1: The death toll in the wake of the devastating flooding
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Speaker 1: down in Texas continues to rise, as Governor Abbott now
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Speaker 1: vowing to continue the search to find every missing American,
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Speaker 1: and at the United States versus Cammie Fournia in the
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Speaker 1: latest legal wrangling over mentally ill males trying to force
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Speaker 1: their way into female sports. I'm Dan Ball and Real
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Speaker 1: America starts right now.
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Speaker 2: Are you still talking about Jeffrey and Epstein? This guy's
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Speaker 2: been talked about for years. You're asking we have Texas,
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Speaker 2: we have this, we have all of the things, and
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Speaker 2: are people still talking about this guy, this creep that
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Speaker 2: is unbel live them?
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Speaker 3: Do you want to waste the time and do.
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Speaker 1: You feel like answering?
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Speaker 4: I don't mind answering.
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Speaker 2: I mean, I can't believe you're asking a question on
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Speaker 2: at Epstein at a time like this where we're having
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Speaker 2: some of the greatest success and also tragedy with what.
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Speaker 1: Happened in Texas.
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Speaker 2: It just seems like a desecration.
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Speaker 1: So that awkward back and forth between President Trump, a
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Speaker 1: reporter and ag BONDI what in the last day causing
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Speaker 1: a lot of controversy. You heard the reporter asking about
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Speaker 1: the Epstein files and connections to intelligence agencies and his death,
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Speaker 1: and it obviously irritated forty seven Trump seeing the ongoing
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Speaker 1: discussion of the Epstein files as a distraction from what
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Speaker 1: he considers are more pressing national issues. And I get that.
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Speaker 1: I totally understand. Think about the dead children in Texas,
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Speaker 1: think about the wars he's trying to calm down and
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Speaker 1: find peace with. Think about the economy he was handed.
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Speaker 1: I understand that. Earlier this week, though, the Department of
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Speaker 1: Justice and FBI announcing the results of their joint review
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Speaker 1: of investigating all things Jeffrey Epstein, and it shows, according
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Speaker 1: to them, that the convicted pedophile died by suicide in
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Speaker 1: the jail cell in twenty nineteen. Okay. The agencies also
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Speaker 1: found that Epstein did not have a quote client list,
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Speaker 1: something that many people in the Trump administration suggested and
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Speaker 1: promised they'd release for like the last year and a
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Speaker 1: half now in that meeting, Bondi's eventual response to the question.
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Speaker 5: This February, I did an interview on Fox and it's
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Speaker 5: been getting a lot of attention because I said, I
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Speaker 5: was asked a question about the client list, and my
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Speaker 5: response was it's sitting on my desk to be reviewed,
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Speaker 5: meaning the file along with the JFK MLK files as well.
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Speaker 1: Okay. Meantime, Mark Epstein, Jeffrey's brother, is criticizing the DOJ
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Speaker 1: and FBI for labeling his brother's death a suicide. Mark
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Speaker 1: Epstein calling the official conclusion stoopid and suggesting authorities they're
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Speaker 1: trying to quash evidence because he believes his brother was
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Speaker 1: actually murdered. Joining us now to way in on the
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Speaker 1: controversy surrounding the Epstein files. He's the host of the
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Speaker 1: stone Zone podcast, Republican strategist, and my friend Roger Stone
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Speaker 1: back on the program, Roger, how say you listen? I
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Speaker 1: understand where Trump's frustration is because the press never treats
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Speaker 1: this man fairly, and he wanted some press coverage of
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Speaker 1: all the good things he's doing, and then obviously with
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Speaker 1: all the tragedy, the things he's trying to help with
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Speaker 1: and we're back to Epstein. But this was a campaign promise,
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Speaker 1: and a lot of folks on the right and folks
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Speaker 1: that weren't on the right before but are now on
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Speaker 1: Team Trump are pretty p od They're like, are you
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Speaker 1: telling me there's nothing else? What do you think? Roger
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Speaker 1: well Dan.
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Speaker 3: First of all, let me point out that I'm the
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Speaker 3: first American author to expose Jeffrey Epstein. In my twenty
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Speaker 3: fifteen book The Clinton's War on Women, The longest chapter
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Speaker 3: in the book is about Jeffrey Epstein. We establish in
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Speaker 3: the book that he mostly work for the Central Intelligence Agency.
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Speaker 3: This was confirmed by US Attorney Alex Acosta, later Labor
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Speaker 3: Secretary under President Donald Trump. We also know that in
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Speaker 3: July of twenty nineteen, Epstein was indicted for child sex
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Speaker 3: trafficking and for conspiracy to commit child sex trafficking. But
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Speaker 3: those indictments and that grand jury testimony and all the
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Speaker 3: search warrants are sealed in a New York court at
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Speaker 3: the request of prosecutor Maureen Comi. So very clearly there
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Speaker 3: is evidence that Epstein was involved in child sex trafficking.
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Speaker 6: He was charged with it.
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Speaker 3: The easiest way to clear the air here simply is
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Speaker 3: for Attorney General Bondi to direct the acting US Attorney
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Speaker 3: for the Southern District New York to move in federal
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Speaker 3: court to unseal all of the grand jury testimony that
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Speaker 3: was presented that brought about the original indictment of Epstein.
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Speaker 1: I mean, he's indicted in Galen's in prison. They had
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Speaker 1: to do this, So where are the goods? Now? Why
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Speaker 1: do you think Pam's not doing what you were suggesting, Roger?
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Speaker 3: Well, First of all, I think when she made her
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Speaker 3: initial comments, there are a lot of things out that
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Speaker 3: were already on the public record that I think she
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Speaker 3: may have found shocking. But the rest of us already
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Speaker 3: knew in my book, The Clintons War on Women. By
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Speaker 3: the way, you can get it by going to epsteintruthbook
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Speaker 3: dot com epsteintruthbook dot com. I name names on the list.
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Speaker 3: Former New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson, Democrat, former US Senate
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Speaker 3: Majority Leader George Mitchell of Maine, a former Israel Prime
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Speaker 3: Minister Elhood Barack. These guys visited the Epstein island multiple times. Dan,
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Speaker 3: I don't think they were going for the weather.
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Speaker 1: No, we have we have for the food.
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Speaker 3: We have the sworn test Stimoni of Virginia Geoffrey, who
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Speaker 3: said that she was filmed having sex with multiple men
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Speaker 3: by Epstein for the purposes a blackmail. As you know,
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Speaker 3: we were told that she committed suicide weeks ago.
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Speaker 1: Prince Andrew was one of those guys, right, Yes, indeed
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Speaker 1: he was.
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Speaker 3: So you have to believe the pressure on the Trump administration,
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Speaker 3: from the British government, from the Israeli government, from the Saudis,
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Speaker 3: because Epstein was also involved with Adnan Kushogi and the
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Speaker 3: Saudi gun running operation back in the eighties, has to
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Speaker 3: be enormous. But the American people have been given a promise.
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Speaker 3: I think President Trump will ultimately keep that promise. It
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Speaker 3: is not more important than averting World War. It is
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Speaker 3: not more important than sealing our border and reporting are
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Speaker 3: thirty million dangerous. The good news is that Epstein is
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Speaker 3: dead and therefore he's not still victimizing underage girls or boys.
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Speaker 3: But asked to the question of whether he killed himself,
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Speaker 3: Michael Badden, the long time and widely respected a New
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Speaker 3: York City medical examiner, probably one of the most respected
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Speaker 3: pathologists in the country. An examination of Epstein's body at
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Speaker 3: the request of his family, and he concluded that the
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Speaker 3: injuries that Epstein's sustained were not consistent.
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Speaker 6: With him having hung himself.
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Speaker 3: He also pointed out that he has done autopsies in
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Speaker 3: over one thousand hanging.
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Speaker 1: Hey, I know that's the guy that used to do
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Speaker 1: the specials on HBO. He's very well respected. And I
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Speaker 1: mean he's saying, and I saw the picks. Those marks
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Speaker 1: look like the old metal thing that the CIA spies
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Speaker 1: used to use. It doesn't look like a bed sheet
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Speaker 1: would have been tied around the neck.
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Speaker 3: I agree with your Well, this looks like he got
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Speaker 3: the full Luca Bratzi as they said.
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Speaker 1: Yes.
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Speaker 3: So the point of course here is we're expected to
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Speaker 3: believe that the video cameras just happened to malfunction, that
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Speaker 3: the two guards that were supposed to be watching around
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Speaker 3: the clock happened to fall asleep, That Epstein's cellmate happened
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Speaker 3: to be moved out the day before. We're supposed to
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Speaker 3: believe that Epstein was taken off of suicide Watch just
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Speaker 3: two days before.
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Speaker 1: He was murdered.
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Speaker 3: We also know that criminal defense attorney David Shown I
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Speaker 3: think one of the finest criminal defense attorneys, certainly most
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Speaker 3: brilliant in the country who represented Donald Trump in one
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Speaker 3: of his impeachments, had been retained by Epstein to head
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Speaker 3: his criminal defense, which every American is entitled to on
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Speaker 3: the Thursday before the Saturday that Epstein died, right and
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Speaker 3: that they negotiated a very sizable retainer and shown was
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Speaker 3: making arrangements to move to New York City to head
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Speaker 3: the legal defense. Now who hires a new criminal defense
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Speaker 3: attorney who prepares a bail motion on Thursday and then
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Speaker 3: kills themselves on Saturday.
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Speaker 1: There you go, Roger Stone. As always, your insight is
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Speaker 1: much appreciated. You are an undervalued asset in our mega movement. RAJ,
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Speaker 1: thank you, brother, appreciate you, Thank you.
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Speaker 3: Dian God bless you.
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Speaker 1: Yep, God blessed. Take care Straight ahead, We're gonna head
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Speaker 1: back to the Lone Star State tonight for an update
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Speaker 1: on those tragic, devastating floods that have now killed nearly
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Speaker 1: one hundred and twenty And I shouldn't even say that
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Speaker 7: There are one hundred and sixty one people who are
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Speaker 7: known to be missing, and again that comes from buying
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Speaker 7: are missing.
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Speaker 1: Know this.
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Speaker 7: We will not stop until every missing person is accounted for.
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Speaker 1: Texas Governor there Greg Abbott vowing to search for every
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Speaker 1: missing person that was swept away in that catastrophic flash
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Speaker 1: flooding that occurred over the fourth of July weekend. That
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Speaker 1: was yesterday when the governor of the lone Star state
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Speaker 1: was saying at least one hundred and sixty one we're
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Speaker 1: still missing. New numbers they've gone up, folks. Now they're
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Speaker 1: saying about one hundred and seventy two possibly more missing
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Speaker 1: As far as the deaths, they're confirming one hundred and nineteen,
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Speaker 1: some reports one hundred and seventeen. Either way, it is devastating.
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Speaker 1: Rescue operations involve everyone, folks, federal, state, local nonprofits, charities, churches, Cajun, Navy,
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Speaker 1: people donate in their planes. It's everybody. They're using their boats,
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Speaker 1: their helicopters, cadaver dogs, drones, chainsaws, you name it to
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Speaker 1: cut through the debris in extreme heat conditions. By the way,
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Speaker 1: got really hot down there. The girls summer camp we've
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Speaker 1: been telling you about that was based right on the
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Speaker 1: Guadalupe River camp mystic. They're saying a total of twenty
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Speaker 1: seven campers. By the way, these were nine year olds
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Speaker 1: on average, nine year old, young little girls, and the councilors,
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Speaker 1: many of them killed, even the owner of the camp.
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Speaker 1: As of this afternoon, five campers and one counselor still missing.
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Speaker 1: As we've been talking about all week long, many folks,
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Speaker 1: out of the kindness of their heart, are headed down
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Speaker 1: to Texas the Lenda helping hand. Our next guest, Britney Turner,
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Speaker 1: is the founder and CEO of Aerial Recovery, an international
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Speaker 1: disaster response nonprofit whose mission is to save lives. To
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Speaker 1: try to eliminate confusion and maximize support while accelerating the
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Speaker 1: recovery efforts, turn on her team, train and deploy humanitarian
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Speaker 1: special operators made up of veterans and first responders to
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Speaker 1: natural disaster areas. I'm told they've rescued more than eight
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Speaker 1: thousand people in the last three years. These are heroes, folks,
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Speaker 1: There's no other way to put it. Joining me now,
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Speaker 1: Founder Chief Executive Officer Air Recovery, Brittany Turner, Brittany, it's
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Speaker 1: so nice to meet you. What your organization does is
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Speaker 1: amazing and you are one of I would think, and
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Speaker 1: you can tell me. I don't know if we even
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Speaker 1: have a number. It's got to be dozens, if not
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Speaker 1: hundreds of nonprofits and charities that are down in Texas
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Speaker 1: helping out right now. Whether it's the mom and pop
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Speaker 1: local church that's given blankets and water and food, whether
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Speaker 1: it's you guys doing the aerial search for recovery, whether
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Speaker 1: it's the Cajun Navy the volunteers in their boats looking
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Speaker 1: for people. I mean, this is a massive undertaking of
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Speaker 1: people's good will to help our fellow Americans. Brittany, So
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Speaker 1: God bless you.
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Speaker 4: Thank you, welcome, thank you, and thank you for having me.
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Speaker 4: This is one of the most heartbreaking disasters we've been to.
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Speaker 4: We've been to disasters in more than twenty countries now
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Speaker 4: and the stories and the heartbreak from the families. I'm
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Speaker 4: a mother now and I have not I can't even
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Speaker 4: talk about this one without crying. And so we're going
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Speaker 4: down where we're down there as a team to not
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Speaker 4: only help try to save lives, but also bring hope,
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Speaker 4: to be that helping hand and to let the community
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Speaker 4: know they're not alone. And we want to be there
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Speaker 4: long after the cameras are, because that's really when the
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Speaker 4: heartbreaks sets in long term, and you cannot deny the
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Speaker 4: power of hope when it comes to serving these communities
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Speaker 4: after loss like this very true, not a loss of life,
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Speaker 4: but lots of livelihoods. And so it's super important. And
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Speaker 4: I ask everybody to continue to support the people who
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Speaker 4: are boots on the ground with your prayers and with
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Speaker 4: your efforts any way that you possibly can.
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Speaker 1: Amen. And I've got a teenage daughter, and I think
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Speaker 1: about when she was eight, nine, ten years old, like
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Speaker 1: those little girls. See now you're gonna get me crying.
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Speaker 1: I don't cry often, oh Jack about those little girls
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Speaker 1: being swept away at four or five in the morning,
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Speaker 1: and you hear the stories. I know they rescued a
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Speaker 1: couple of the girls actually clinging to a tree twenty
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Speaker 1: six twenty eight feet in the air, and you think
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Speaker 1: about the ones that couldn't grab onto a tree that
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Speaker 1: were swept away. There's the inside of their camp. Oh
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Speaker 1: my god. So Britnany, tell us what you guys have
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Speaker 1: been doing since you hit the ground running. Ire, Sure,
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Speaker 1: it's just describe what aerial recovery does and how this
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Speaker 1: all comes to fruition people donating their choppers and their
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Speaker 1: planes so you guys can put those special operators up
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Speaker 1: in the air to search the area. Then you get
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Speaker 1: dropped off and they repel in or like, tell us
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Speaker 1: what you do.
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Speaker 4: So we repurpose veterans and first responders to go after
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Speaker 4: to do these responses. And they're the best in the world.
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Speaker 4: I really believe that. And many times we take struggling
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Speaker 4: veterans and first responders that didn't know that the world
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Speaker 4: still needed their skills and their heart and their love
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Speaker 4: to serve, and we take them and we deploy them
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Speaker 4: in these disaster zones. And we also fight human trafficking
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Speaker 4: with them, and they're just absolutely incredible. So we do
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Speaker 4: everything from search and rescue to finding bodies and that
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Speaker 4: again can get closure so they can begin the process
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Speaker 4: of healing. We also bring in teams to do debris clearing.
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Speaker 4: We've got incredible equipment to clear roads and even at
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Speaker 4: ems services to the places that they need. We also
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Speaker 4: have teams that come in and tarp We do emergency
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Speaker 4: aid in partnership with Global Empowerment Mission. We tarp old
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Speaker 4: ladies' houses, We clear driveways. I had a disaster hit
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Speaker 4: my home when I was ten years old, and I
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Speaker 4: know what it feels like to have people come and
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Speaker 4: then to have people leave, and then you're left with
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Speaker 4: your life turned upside down. And when I started, when
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Speaker 4: we started plugging veterans into this space, not only did
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Speaker 4: it help them find a whole new renewed purpose and
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Speaker 4: reason to live and want to keep going. It's just
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Speaker 4: unbelievable how made for these environments they are. And so
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Speaker 4: we've been sharing and scaling even for the whope building
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Speaker 4: within the veterans that don't know why it's so important
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Speaker 4: that they stay here. But it's unbelievable what they're able
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Speaker 4: to do in these communities.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I can tell you as a VET and a
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Speaker 1: lot of buddies that I talked with that served a
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Speaker 1: lot longer than than my four year contract, that saw
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Speaker 1: serious combat. And when they come home, and I'm sure
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Speaker 1: it goes for first responders too, and they're out of uniform,
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Speaker 1: they're almost out of sorts. They need a mission. We
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Speaker 1: need a mission to complete, right and so you're giving
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Speaker 1: them that mission to complete by helping their fellow man.
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Speaker 1: And I love that you guys are on the ground
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Speaker 1: in Texas doing whatever you can, like like you just said,
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Speaker 1: whether it's rebuilding, whether it's searching for bodies, whether it's
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Speaker 1: putting a tarp over somebody's roof. You're there doing whatever
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Speaker 1: you can. And let me tell you, being a former
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Speaker 1: reporter in the field and covering natural disasters and tragedies
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Speaker 1: and talking with people and interviewing them and walking around
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Speaker 1: when this stuff happens, that's what people need.
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Speaker 6: Hope.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, they need hope. Thank you for providing that. Brittany.
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Speaker 1: I'm almost out of time with you, But if folks
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Speaker 1: want to get a hold of you and help out,
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Speaker 1: is it Aerial Recovery dot Org.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, that's where you can. You can sign up to
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Speaker 4: serve with us. And the disaster phases changed quickly day
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Speaker 4: to day. You know, it goes from serf to and
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Speaker 4: rescue to any life that can possibly be saved and
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Speaker 4: or restored, to trying to get life back in order
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Speaker 4: so that there's no continued damage and or death because
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Speaker 4: people aren't protected in their homes, they don't have that
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Speaker 4: security element.
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Speaker 1: Well, you stay in touch with me, because I always
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Speaker 1: make this commitment and I've done this since I started
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Speaker 1: this show five years ago. When disaster hits, this old
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Speaker 1: school journalist, this show and this network doesn't leave after
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Speaker 1: two three weeks or two three days of a news
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Speaker 1: side coverage. I still go back and cover East Palestine.
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Speaker 1: We still go to North Carolina. We're going to Maui
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Speaker 1: soon again. We cover these stories because others don't, and
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Speaker 1: it pisces me off that they just let their fellow
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Speaker 1: Americans by the wayside because the news cycle has something
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Speaker 1: new and juicy. So stay in touch with me, Brittany,
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Speaker 1: and we will definitely cover what happened to these folks
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Speaker 1: in Texas for and years to come to help them
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Speaker 1: rebuild and recover. God bless you God, bless you. Yea.
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Speaker 1: Up next, we're going to continue our coverage of the
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Speaker 1: devastation down in Texas. Talk about what may have added
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Speaker 1: huge amounts of unpredicted rainfall in that area last week.
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Speaker 1: It's a little something called cloud seeding. But they tell
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Speaker 1: us it doesn't really happen. Oh, well it does. Well,
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Speaker 1: it doesn't make that big a difference. We'll talk with
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24:01
Speaker 1: our coverage of the deadly flooding down in Texas. We're
24:03
Speaker 1: now learning that attempts at weather modification in that direct
24:08
Speaker 1: area occurred just forty eight hours before the devastating floods.
24:12
Speaker 1: But don't worry. It had nothing to do with the flooding,
24:15
Speaker 1: or did it. The CEO of Rainmaker Technology confirms a
24:21
Speaker 1: short he calls it cloud seating flight on July second,
24:25
Speaker 1: right over Central Texas, releasing good old silver iodide into
24:30
Speaker 1: two big cloud formations. However, those seated clouds reportedly dissipated
24:35
Speaker 1: more than twenty four hours before the major storm started forming,
24:40
Speaker 1: according to the CEO of Rainmaker Technology. Now that guy,
24:46
Speaker 1: along with scientists and mainstream meteorologists, conclude the massive rainfall
24:53
Speaker 1: was due to natural weather and that no human intervention
24:58
Speaker 1: affected it. But wait a minute, I thought they used
25:00
Speaker 1: to tell us that cloud seating wasn't even happening. And
25:03
Speaker 1: I've never even seen mainstream media or major meteorologists out
25:09
Speaker 1: there on all the networks talking about cloud seating, But
25:13
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, in the last twenty four hours,
25:16
Speaker 1: they're everywhere saying that it happens, but it does not
25:20
Speaker 1: affect the weather.
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Speaker 8: Really, we're talking about like sub centimeter amounts of precipitation,
25:27
Speaker 8: be it in snow or rain from every event, which
25:30
Speaker 8: in aggregate can mean hundreds of acre feet, which is
25:33
Speaker 8: very consequential for farmers and ecosystems, but cannot come close
25:37
Speaker 8: to causing flooding onto itself.
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Speaker 9: Basically, what they do is they fly planes up there
25:41
Speaker 9: to give the water vapor something to grab onto. So
25:44
Speaker 9: it's a combination of silver iodide and salt actually, and
25:47
Speaker 9: so the water vapor forms around that. Eventually it gets
25:50
Speaker 9: heavy enough and then falls to the surface of rain.
25:52
Speaker 9: So when that happens, we're talking really small amounts of rain.
25:56
Speaker 9: In fact, scientists have been debating for decades whether or
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Speaker 9: not this is actually very effective to do. So even
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Speaker 9: when it does work, Gotti, we're not talking about a
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Speaker 9: lot of rains, Certainly not the amount of rain that
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Speaker 9: based on Texas last week.
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Speaker 1: Certainly it must be climate change. And because Trump says
26:13
Speaker 1: there isn't climate change, it's Trump's fault. There was flooding.
26:16
Speaker 1: It's Trump's fault. All those kids died. This is the
26:20
Speaker 1: logic from the left, folks. They've been saying it since
26:24
Speaker 1: like Saturday, before most the bodies were even recovered. Orange man,
26:30
Speaker 1: did it Are you getting tired of this crap? Back
26:34
Speaker 1: in June, we told you that Florida's Governor Ron DeSantis
26:37
Speaker 1: signed a bill that prohibits geoengineering and other weather modification activities,
26:44
Speaker 1: making it a third degree fell name and guess what
26:47
Speaker 1: other states have done the same or looking at doing
26:50
Speaker 1: the exact same thing. So why would other government bodies
26:55
Speaker 1: in Tennessee, Texas, Iowa, and Montana bring up bills that
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Speaker 1: prohibits the release of these chemicals into our atmosphere that
27:05
Speaker 1: are intended to affect the weather temperature. And don't forget
27:09
Speaker 1: even the intensity of sunlight. Yes, they've done that right,
27:12
Speaker 1: Remember they were gonna Joe talked about it, Biden trying
27:15
Speaker 1: to block out UV rays and putting stuff up in
27:17
Speaker 1: the ozone to block out the sun. Stop messing around
27:20
Speaker 1: with what God does You already did that with COVID nineteen,
27:24
Speaker 1: you idiots. In New Mexico, three people, including two kids,
27:29
Speaker 1: died record breaking flooding there one hundred and eighty miles
27:34
Speaker 1: south of East Albuquerque. Look at that rushing water. The
27:38
Speaker 1: victims of Tuesday's disaster include a man in his forties
27:42
Speaker 1: maybe fifty, they say, a four year old girl and
27:45
Speaker 1: a seven year old boy. That's the video right there. Wow.
27:49
Speaker 1: More than sixty five people had to be rescued. Three
27:51
Speaker 1: were hospitalized. The area saw three and a half inches
27:55
Speaker 1: of rain in about ninety minutes causing this river. I
27:59
Speaker 1: think it's the ridoso to rise to record breaking levels.
28:07
Speaker 1: That's climate change whatever. Joining us now to discuss cloud
28:12
Speaker 1: seating and what it's actually capable of and more importantly,
28:17
Speaker 1: and this is what I want to get to it
28:18
Speaker 1: with this next guest, Why, all of a sudden is
28:21
Speaker 1: the mainstream media and the CEOs of these companies now
28:24
Speaker 1: doing their best to convince me and you that it
28:28
Speaker 1: doesn't really work. If it doesn't work, why are you
28:31
Speaker 1: doing it? He's the lead researcher for Geoengineering Watch. Dane
28:35
Speaker 1: Wiggington back on Real America. Dane, nice to see you.
28:40
Speaker 1: You heard what I asked. I'll just let you have
28:42
Speaker 1: at it. Why all of a sudden are they all
28:44
Speaker 1: out there telling the American people, well, yeah, we do it,
28:48
Speaker 1: but we don't even know if it really even works.
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Speaker 10: Because they're desperate to hide the ongoing weather warfare, global
28:54
Speaker 10: weather warfare that's been raging for eighty plus years.
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Speaker 6: The NDCB boardy you just showed is either criminally ignorant or.
28:59
Speaker 10: Lyne take your pick in regard to the twenty five
29:02
Speaker 10: year old CEO that you showed. Augustus Derrico. What part
29:07
Speaker 10: is this character actually playing? How did you get to
29:09
Speaker 10: be a twenty five year old CEO? We have pictures
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Speaker 10: of him sent to us at geo engine Watch that
29:13
Speaker 10: or co tised up with Bill Clinton. He's connected the field.
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Speaker 10: Who is this character exactly? Who showed up to all
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Speaker 10: those state legislative meetings trying to claim geo engineering isn't happening,
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Speaker 10: but yet his little operation can do something to change
29:25
Speaker 10: the world.
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Speaker 6: Again?
29:26
Speaker 10: Who is this individual? And I want to distinguish between
29:31
Speaker 10: cloud seating and climate engineering two completely different animals. One's
29:35
Speaker 10: an ant, one's an elephant. And it looks as if
29:38
Speaker 10: the powers that be might be trying to throw Augustus
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Speaker 10: under the bus in this case because the inconceivably larger
29:45
Speaker 10: climate engineering operations are what is core behind what happened there.
29:49
Speaker 10: And the frequency transmission network the next red network. We
29:52
Speaker 10: record this in real time. We're not guessing, we're not theorizing,
29:55
Speaker 10: we're not speculating. We recorded the frequency transmission network that
29:59
Speaker 10: chose to repel masses, which corralled that moisture in that
30:02
Speaker 10: exact spot and held it there. Recorded the same with
30:05
Speaker 10: Hurricane Harvey, Helene and the rest we have all that
30:08
Speaker 10: a change.
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Speaker 6: You watch that art.
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Speaker 10: So there are global climate engineering weather warfare operations raising
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Speaker 10: it's raging around the globe. This is the crowns you
30:16
Speaker 10: up into the power structure, Dan, and again the public
30:19
Speaker 10: better wake up because from droughts to deluges, to firestorms
30:22
Speaker 10: to floods, all of it is inseparable from climate engineering.
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Speaker 1: I mean, here's how I look at it, and I
30:28
Speaker 1: agree with you. Where did this twenty five year old
30:30
Speaker 1: CEO come out of the woodwork. I've never heard of him,
30:32
Speaker 1: haven't seen him, and all of a sudden, he's all
30:34
Speaker 1: over the networks. And I don't trust anybody with a
30:36
Speaker 1: mullet except a NASCAR driver and a country music start.
30:39
Speaker 1: But anyway, right he looks kind of.
30:44
Speaker 6: Here's my friends. I know that we know that from
30:46
Speaker 6: the pictures we got.
30:48
Speaker 1: Here's my deal. Again, this is like practicing medicine. I
30:53
Speaker 1: know that being a meteorologist, you're practicing because nobody can
30:55
Speaker 1: predict exactly what the weather will do. You're not God.
30:59
Speaker 1: But they were saying ten inches and then all of
31:02
Speaker 1: a sudden, like twenty some just get dumped in forty
31:05
Speaker 1: five minutes to an hour. Right in that one central
31:08
Speaker 1: spot and the storm doesn't move again. Mother nature can
31:10
Speaker 1: do whatever it wants. I get that, but that's what
31:13
Speaker 1: raised the radar for me. I'm like, wait a minute,
31:16
Speaker 1: they were that far off.
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Speaker 10: Let's put this into context. There's nothing natural about this event. Nothing, zero, zip, nada.
31:23
Speaker 10: Bottom line, these are patented technologies. And let's backtrack. Let's
31:25
Speaker 10: rewind to nineteen sixties Project pop By in Vietnam. The
31:29
Speaker 10: US military is so successful at controlling precipitation aka causing floods,
31:36
Speaker 10: that international treaties were passed in the seventies, the Inmond
31:38
Speaker 10: Treaties Environmental Modification treaties forbidding whether manipulation and wartime, but
31:43
Speaker 10: not restricting governments.
31:45
Speaker 6: From doing this to their own citizens in their own countries.
31:47
Speaker 6: How about that?
31:48
Speaker 3: Ye whoa?
31:49
Speaker 1: So wait since the sixties, So you can't use weather
31:51
Speaker 1: modification to hit an enemy, but we could use it
31:54
Speaker 1: here at home?
31:55
Speaker 6: What exactly?
31:55
Speaker 1: All right? Let me just run through a couple of
31:57
Speaker 1: headlines before I lose it. So I'm almost out of time.
31:59
Speaker 1: Marjorie Taylor, our friend over in the House introducing a
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Speaker 1: federal bill. Now I already mentioned four or five states
32:05
Speaker 1: that are doing at Tennessee Iowa, Florida and others. But
32:08
Speaker 1: Marjorie wants a bill to ban weather modification federally. Love you,
32:13
Speaker 1: thank you MTG. Let's get it done. And then I
32:15
Speaker 1: just wanted to show two more headlines because in this
32:18
Speaker 1: last few days since what happened in Texas, I showed
32:20
Speaker 1: you New Mexico folks. Did you hear five dead in
32:24
Speaker 1: North Carolina? They had thousand year flooding there, and then
32:28
Speaker 1: Chicago had major flooding. They got over five inches in
32:33
Speaker 1: ninety minutes. All these storms all have the same thing
32:36
Speaker 1: in common. They dumped a whole bunch of rain in
32:38
Speaker 1: a short amount of time. And I'm sure everybody's gonna
32:40
Speaker 1: scream climate change and Trump closed down people that were
32:43
Speaker 1: looking at it's all Trump's fault. What do you have
32:45
Speaker 1: to say about all this, because I'm looking at it
32:47
Speaker 1: as if you want to hit somebody and get a
32:49
Speaker 1: narrative going to the American people. Create a bunch of
32:52
Speaker 1: this all in the same couple days, and then tell
32:55
Speaker 1: the American people it's President Trump's fault for not believing
32:58
Speaker 1: in climate change while they make these storms happen in Chicago,
33:02
Speaker 1: North Carolina, New Mexico and Texas. Am I crazy?
33:07
Speaker 6: No, and my first my gratitude to Marjori each other Green.
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Speaker 10: We need that kind of credible attention to this issue,
33:12
Speaker 10: and let's start with this, Dan, any environmental anybody, there's
33:17
Speaker 10: no credible conversation, there's no credible discussion about climate engineering
33:21
Speaker 10: anything from any perspective without first and foremost addressing this
33:25
Speaker 10: largest of all piece of the puzzle, and that narrative
33:28
Speaker 10: needs to be pushed and propagated.
33:29
Speaker 6: Bottom line is, this is whether warfare.
33:31
Speaker 10: Period, whatever the agendas, whatever the objectives, these events are
33:34
Speaker 10: absolutely not natural and they're absolutely inseparable from climate engineering, geoengineering,
33:39
Speaker 10: solar radiation management, at stratosperic aerosol injection.
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Speaker 6: These are the science terms. We stick to the science terms.
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Speaker 10: We gain credibility, and there is no oversight on any
33:48
Speaker 10: of these programs anywhere, Dan, and there's inner governmental cooperation.
33:51
Speaker 10: We have Senate documents to prove that between otherwise adversarial nations.
33:55
Speaker 10: So the bottom line is we're neck deep in these
33:57
Speaker 10: programs and the US military is, I'm sorry to say,
34:00
Speaker 10: the biggest player of all, with three times more atmospheric
34:02
Speaker 10: aerial tankers for these operations than all other militaries in
34:05
Speaker 10: the world combined.
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Speaker 1: Wow, we deserve answers. Lead researcher for Geoengineering watch Dane Wiggington.
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Speaker 1: Thanks for coming on, brother, Thank you Dan. Yep up. Next,
34:15
Speaker 1: we're learning more about the Group of ten, which has
34:18
Speaker 1: now turned into twelve. These leftist wacko most likely Antifa
34:24
Speaker 1: members who plotted the attack on the ICE facility down
34:26
Speaker 1: in Texas. Look at them, pure evil. More on that
34:31
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37:01
Speaker 1: That's what liberals, Democrats, Antifa, that's what they're doing. Did
37:06
Speaker 1: you hear. By the way, there's now twelve people that
37:09
Speaker 1: have been arrested in charge in connection with an attack
37:13
Speaker 1: on an iceed attention facility. In Elvorado, Texas. That's thirty
37:16
Speaker 1: miles south of for Earth. Now. Ten people were arrested
37:19
Speaker 1: originally and charge in connection with this planned ambush at
37:23
Speaker 1: the Prairieland Ice Attention Center on the fourth of July.
37:26
Speaker 1: These thugs lured officers outside, where a gunman hidden in
37:31
Speaker 1: the woods shot one of the officers in the neck.
37:34
Speaker 1: They wanted to kill a whole bunch of them, folks.
37:36
Speaker 1: Look at the evil in the eyes. Why are there?
37:38
Speaker 1: I said this the other day, But look at their eyes,
37:40
Speaker 1: they're like, oh black, like they're possessed. Put the one
37:43
Speaker 1: down on the left, the one next to him, all
37:46
Speaker 1: of them. The officer was hospitalized and released, but he
37:50
Speaker 1: will face a long recovery. The original ten suspects, all
37:53
Speaker 1: from Texas, faced charge of attempted murder of a federal officer,
37:57
Speaker 1: possession of firearms. The eleventh person charge with obstruction of
38:01
Speaker 1: justice for attempting to destroy evidence, and the twelfth I
38:03
Speaker 1: just learned was arrested and charged. Not quite sure their involvement.
38:07
Speaker 1: Maybe they funded it, maybe they destroyed stuff. Anyway, it's
38:09
Speaker 1: an ongoing investigation. That's just one case in point. Now
38:14
Speaker 1: let's go from Texas with whack jobs to Los Angeles
38:17
Speaker 1: with whack jobs for anti ICE activists arrested after lately
38:22
Speaker 1: painting homemade tire spike devices around or planting rather homemade
38:27
Speaker 1: spike devices around the vehicles belonging to federal agents. You
38:31
Speaker 1: know how cops use spike strips. They made some of
38:33
Speaker 1: their own, trying to pop the tires because ICE agents
38:37
Speaker 1: were in LA doing their damn jobs. And if their
38:41
Speaker 1: jobs weren't difficult enough, you got radical Senate Democrats introducing
38:46
Speaker 1: this act called the Visible Act of twenty twenty five,
38:48
Speaker 1: that would require ICE and CBP agents to take their
38:52
Speaker 1: masks off when they're doing the operations. It's a ridiculous proposal.
38:56
Speaker 1: It also would require DHS to establish a disciplinary proceed
39:00
Speaker 1: to investigate any and all complaints. Yeah, if you weren't
39:05
Speaker 1: doxing these brave men and women and going after their
39:07
Speaker 1: families and their livelihoods, maybe they wouldn't have to wear masks.
39:12
Speaker 1: This as assaults against ICE agents have served You ready
39:14
Speaker 1: for this, look at the headline. Just since Trump took over,
39:19
Speaker 1: the attacks on ICE agents have served or served rather
39:23
Speaker 1: seven hundred percent compared to last year when Jojo was
39:28
Speaker 1: in don't forget high profile attacks. Molotov cocktails thrown at
39:34
Speaker 1: a hotel near La where ICE and CBP agents were staying.
39:38
Speaker 1: Thank god, nobody hurt. An attempted murder charge against the
39:41
Speaker 1: suspected Train Day Aragua gangbanger who assaulted a federal agent
39:46
Speaker 1: during a traffic stop in Nebraska. An illegal alien dragged
39:50
Speaker 1: an ICE officer fifty yards with his car trying to
39:53
Speaker 1: avoid arrest of Minnesota. And I could keep reading them
39:56
Speaker 1: seven hundred percent, folks, who's driving this, who's paying for it,
40:01
Speaker 1: Who's pushing these left wing nutbags to do this? Democrats
40:06
Speaker 1: are I'm going to show you my point in just
40:08
Speaker 1: a second, But I want to get to our first
40:10
Speaker 1: guest tonight or our next guest rather, who knows exactly
40:13
Speaker 1: what it's like being out on the streets dealing with
40:15
Speaker 1: criminal illegal aliens. But I don't think in his time,
40:19
Speaker 1: because he's retired now, he had to deal with wacko
40:22
Speaker 1: liberals and Democrats trying to harm him or kill him.
40:26
Speaker 1: Usually he dealt with that with the cartel. He's a
40:28
Speaker 1: former ICE and HSI agent who lost his partner on
40:32
Speaker 1: the job and was shot defending the homeland. Our good
40:34
Speaker 1: friend Victor Avola Vic. Nice to see him. I know
40:38
Speaker 1: you've got something to say about all this seven hundred
40:41
Speaker 1: percent increase, my friend. On your fellow former agents, what
40:46
Speaker 1: do you gotta say.
40:47
Speaker 11: Only because they want to do their job and enforcing
40:50
Speaker 11: US immigration law and other laws. Just because of that,
40:53
Speaker 11: you see, the LAFT is focusing on the individual here,
40:56
Speaker 11: which makes absolutely no sense. This is not personal person
41:00
Speaker 11: officers and myself, I didn't go arrest a person and
41:02
Speaker 11: was a personal vindictive against that person. But the Left
41:08
Speaker 11: and the Democrats are viewing and picking on the individual officer.
41:12
Speaker 11: That's why they have to cover their faces. And it's
41:15
Speaker 11: because of their narrative, It's because of their rhetoric. They're
41:18
Speaker 11: asking for this, they want this to happen. And you
41:22
Speaker 11: know I was ambushed by a cartel. Well, there's no
41:24
Speaker 11: difference here. I mean, these guys were the ones that
41:27
Speaker 11: you mentioned that were arrested in Alvarado, Texas, twelve of them.
41:31
Speaker 11: I mean, they were heavily armored and armory and weapons
41:35
Speaker 11: and highly organized, by the way, so they don't have
41:38
Speaker 11: to be the partel. Maybe they're aligned to the cartel.
41:40
Speaker 11: I don't know. All I know is that the result
41:43
Speaker 11: that they want is the same, and that's the death
41:45
Speaker 11: of ICE agents because of their ideology.
41:48
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's disgusting. And again, this is happening everywhere, red
41:52
Speaker 1: and blue states, mostly blue, but it's happening everywhere. We
41:55
Speaker 1: showed you what happened down in Texas where they literally
41:57
Speaker 1: were trying to lure them out and kill them. Look
42:00
Speaker 1: at how Antifa go to the video from San Francisco.
42:03
Speaker 1: Now the new game plan is and I'm sure they're
42:05
Speaker 1: paying these damn people vic because who has this much
42:08
Speaker 1: time on their hands unless they're getting paid. But there
42:11
Speaker 1: it is right there. So ICE agents, of course they're
42:13
Speaker 1: going to a lot of the immigration courts right and
42:16
Speaker 1: nailing these people, which that's easy and safe. They're in court,
42:20
Speaker 1: and that way they have no weapon because you got
42:21
Speaker 1: to get to a medal detector, so you wait and
42:23
Speaker 1: you get the person either when they're going in, when
42:25
Speaker 1: they're coming out, whatever. And it's better for the agents
42:27
Speaker 1: unless Antifa shows up in their masks and get into
42:30
Speaker 1: a fistfight brawl with ICE agents. That's San Francisco. That's
42:34
Speaker 1: one place. Then don't forget what happened in Los Angeles
42:37
Speaker 1: earlier this week when they had that huge ICE rate
42:40
Speaker 1: on MacArthur Park, and you have that complete idiot of
42:45
Speaker 1: a mayor. Former Congressman Karen Bass goes down there, creates
42:49
Speaker 1: a big scene, and then you have this and this
42:52
Speaker 1: I have to play because this is why these people
42:54
Speaker 1: are being pushed, whether they're being paid, they're being pushed
42:57
Speaker 1: by Democrat lawmakers to go interfere with ICE agents and
43:02
Speaker 1: do harm to them. Here is good old swallow, I
43:05
Speaker 1: mean swallowell saying this garbage. So, as a member of
43:08
Speaker 1: the Homeland Committee, the Homeland Service Security Committee, what you
43:14
Speaker 1: see in those pictures, is it making America safer?
43:17
Speaker 12: No, it's terrorizing Americans, our friends and neighbors, otherwise known
43:21
Speaker 12: as immigrants, many of them. But these are folks who
43:25
Speaker 12: you know. They go to our churches, they work at
43:28
Speaker 12: our grocery stores, they work on construction sites, they work
43:31
Speaker 12: in childcare, they work in many jobs that would not
43:34
Speaker 12: be filled had they not done it. And I also
43:37
Speaker 12: just sit back and ask who asked for this. Americans
43:40
Speaker 12: were told that the most violent individuals would be deported,
43:43
Speaker 12: and we're now seeing in the numbers that is a
43:45
Speaker 12: very small percentage of who is being targeted. But Chris
43:49
Speaker 12: were not helpless. Democratic Attorneys general in these states have
43:54
Speaker 12: their own law enforcement abilities, and I would recommend, and
43:57
Speaker 12: I have recommended to them, use these capabilities.
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Speaker 1: Give us an example of how well.
44:03
Speaker 12: If these agents are committing assault or battery, you can
44:07
Speaker 12: charge them with assault and battery, so we're not helpless.
44:11
Speaker 12: You should meet their chaos with chaos.
44:14
Speaker 1: Wow, VIC, meet chaos with chaos. Another racist statement from
44:18
Speaker 1: a white liberal saying they only do jobs like watching
44:21
Speaker 1: your kids and cleaning your clothes and picking fruit. What
44:23
Speaker 1: a racist. And the final one, I know you got
44:25
Speaker 1: something to say, meet the chaos with chaos and have
44:28
Speaker 1: attorneys generals arrest ice agents for following the law, VIC,
44:32
Speaker 1: weighing and all of it.
44:34
Speaker 11: This guy obviously has never ever been on the field,
44:36
Speaker 11: and good for us because he doesn't understand the job
44:40
Speaker 11: of an ICE agent. Listen, federal law supersedes state law
44:45
Speaker 11: and your local ordinances.
44:47
Speaker 6: We actually don't.
44:48
Speaker 1: Care what you say.
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Speaker 11: The federal law is going to take precedent over those
44:53
Speaker 11: laws or or whatever you invented in sanctuary policy in
44:58
Speaker 11: your town. And for him to call the arrest, it's
45:00
Speaker 11: the other way around. It's the ICE agents that have
45:03
Speaker 11: the authority. I remember when I worked in Old passl
45:06
Speaker 11: I carried a letter from the US Attorney's office in
45:09
Speaker 11: my vehicle, in my g ride, in my police car
45:12
Speaker 11: to show the police officers, and in fact I have
45:14
Speaker 11: the authority to arrest them if they impeded my investigation
45:19
Speaker 11: and we had to take it all the way to
45:20
Speaker 11: the US Attorney's office for that. They need to be
45:22
Speaker 11: reminded of the rules and regulations of the criminal procedure
45:26
Speaker 11: here Dan, because these guys are just I don't know
45:29
Speaker 11: what they're talking about of, you know, you know what
45:31
Speaker 11: area theilities.
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Speaker 1: They're putting the chaos out there. It's not Republicans, it's
45:36
Speaker 1: not President Trump, it's not ICE agents. Democrats are causing
45:39
Speaker 1: the chaos. I gotta run. Victor Avelo, retired ICE HSI
45:43
Speaker 1: agent always thanks for wann in brother, appreciate you.
45:45
Speaker 6: Thank you.
45:46
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45:49
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45:51
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45:57
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48:20
Speaker 1: Welcome back. So you want to keep defying a president's orders,
48:26
Speaker 1: you know what happens to you you get sued. President
48:30
Speaker 1: Trump taking legal action against the mentally ill fruits and
48:34
Speaker 1: nuts in the not so Golden state of Comiefornia, announcing
48:39
Speaker 1: today he's suing and he should Why because once again
48:44
Speaker 1: Gavin Newsom and the Democrats in Sacramento, California are okay
48:49
Speaker 1: with transgender athletes, obviously primarily the boys who are pretending
48:54
Speaker 1: to be girls competing in girls sports, and now they're
48:59
Speaker 1: really thumbing them at potus. The lawsuit, the United States
49:03
Speaker 1: versus California, alleges that California is violating federal civil right laws,
49:07
Speaker 1: specifically titled nine, which bans sex based discrimination in federally
49:12
Speaker 1: funded education programs. The DOJ claims the state's policies deprived
49:16
Speaker 1: girls of fair competition. Gavin, you even said it wasn't
49:20
Speaker 1: fair on your own stupid podcast a few months ago
49:22
Speaker 1: with Charlie Kirk. You, Oh my god. Anyway, it deprives
49:26
Speaker 1: girls of fair competition and safety. Yes, it does, opportunities
49:29
Speaker 1: arguing that allowing biological males dressing up as girls undermines
49:33
Speaker 1: the intent of Title nine. And oh, by the way,
49:36
Speaker 1: it also creates a hostile environment for female athletes. This
49:40
Speaker 1: is a slam dunk, no brainer. The legal action comes
49:44
Speaker 1: on the heels of the California education officials rejecting federal
49:48
Speaker 1: demands to end the policy allowing boys in girls sports,
49:53
Speaker 1: even though they've had months of pressure from the US
49:56
Speaker 1: Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights and Trump's been
50:00
Speaker 1: telling you, Gavin, get with it. In a July seventh letter,
50:04
Speaker 1: so just a couple days ago, California's Department Education stated, quote,
50:08
Speaker 1: it respectfully disagrees with the US Department of Education's Office
50:12
Speaker 1: for Civil Rights Analysis and decline to sign a proposed
50:16
Speaker 1: resolution agreement that would have mandated a ban of biological
50:20
Speaker 1: males in girls' sports period. The Trump administration has frozen
50:26
Speaker 1: a billion dollars in federal funding for California public schools
50:29
Speaker 1: for the upcoming academic year, citing the state's transgender sports
50:32
Speaker 1: policies as a direct violation of Title nine. The administration
50:36
Speaker 1: maintains the freeze is about enforcing federal law, not political ideology.
50:42
Speaker 1: And I concur one hundred percent think about it. You
50:46
Speaker 1: want to Gavin Democrats. You want to make millions of
50:52
Speaker 1: California children suffer by not having tons of extra cash
50:57
Speaker 1: from the Feds, just so you can stick up for
51:01
Speaker 1: a handful of mentally ill, misinformed young people who think
51:09
Speaker 1: they can change their gender. If you're watching this program
51:14
Speaker 1: and you live in California and you vote for a
51:17
Speaker 1: Gavin Newsom type Democrat or any Democrats ever again, and
51:21
Speaker 1: you have children, I'd like you to revoke your voting
51:25
Speaker 1: rights and your American citizenship because you are a complete moron.
51:29
Speaker 1: Why would you vote for people who put the interest
51:32
Speaker 1: of literally young people who are confused who a few
51:36
Speaker 1: years ago, every medical journal said it was a mental
51:39
Speaker 1: illness ahead of your kids's education, the rest of our
51:42
Speaker 1: children's education. My daughter goes to public school here in California.
51:46
Speaker 1: This this is me off joining us now to sound
51:50
Speaker 1: off about the crazy shenanigan's going down in Cali. She's
51:54
Speaker 1: a former California State Senator, a Navy vet, and probably
51:57
Speaker 1: glad she's not up in that cesspool known as Sacramento.
52:00
Speaker 1: Melissa Melendez Pack on the program.
52:02
Speaker 13: But it's nice to see you, so, Ctvan.
52:06
Speaker 1: Thanks suing the Feds because you can't comply. Even that
52:10
Speaker 1: crazy governor on the East coast what's her name in Massachusetts.
52:14
Speaker 1: I think it was her main that spoke up at
52:16
Speaker 1: the governor's luncheon a few months ago to Trump and said,
52:18
Speaker 1: I'll see you in court. No, no, even she caved.
52:20
Speaker 1: I heard, Okay, they're all caving. It's common sense, it's science,
52:25
Speaker 1: it's God. And oh, by the way, it's Title nine,
52:27
Speaker 1: it's federal law. Why does Gavin and the Democrats you
52:30
Speaker 1: used to have to unfortunately work with, Why do they
52:33
Speaker 1: think they can just go, eh, we don't have to
52:35
Speaker 1: listen to this.
52:37
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's like cult like behavior at this point, Dan,
52:40
Speaker 13: You know, I mean there's been so many laws over
52:43
Speaker 13: just the past decade where they had been systematically trying
52:46
Speaker 13: to essentially erase women. You know, sticking their nose in
52:51
Speaker 13: women's sports and making sure that our girls don't have
52:55
Speaker 13: the same opportunities that the boys do. And so it's
52:58
Speaker 13: that's why I say it's like cult like behavior now
53:00
Speaker 13: because I find it hard to believe that they don't
53:03
Speaker 13: see the issues with what they're doing. It's just now
53:06
Speaker 13: they've dug in their heels, right, and this is you know,
53:09
Speaker 13: they're just not going to give up. But this has
53:10
Speaker 13: been federal law since the seventies, nineteen seventy two. I
53:14
Speaker 13: believe this is federal law. And if California wants federal
53:17
Speaker 13: funding for sports, you have to be in compliance with
53:21
Speaker 13: federal law. It's that simple, California or any other state,
53:25
Speaker 13: you must do that. In considering this year, for the
53:28
Speaker 13: third year in a row, we are in a budget
53:30
Speaker 13: deficit this year to the tune of twelve billion dollars
53:34
Speaker 13: where we've had to write, We've had to dip into
53:37
Speaker 13: the rainy day Fund, the reserve fund. You know, exactly
53:40
Speaker 13: how is he going to fill this budget gap if
53:43
Speaker 13: he's going to lose this much money in federal fundings?
53:45
Speaker 13: And for what to say?
53:47
Speaker 6: What you know, we didn't give in.
53:49
Speaker 1: Right, you aren't doing you said it's cult like, I
53:52
Speaker 1: agree with you to a degree. For people like your
53:55
Speaker 1: old colleague on the other side of the aisle. What
53:57
Speaker 1: was his name, Scott, was it Wiener the Wiery? Yeah, Wiener,
54:02
Speaker 1: that clown I think actually believes in this crap. But Gavin,
54:05
Speaker 1: we know, doesn't. I should have pulled that clip from
54:08
Speaker 1: February March when Charlie Kirk was on his show and
54:11
Speaker 1: Charlie hammered him on boys and girls sports and he
54:13
Speaker 1: literally said it's unfair. And now four months later you
54:17
Speaker 1: doubled down against the government, so he knows it's not
54:20
Speaker 1: cult like maybe for him, he knows it's not fair.
54:23
Speaker 1: For him, it's political ideology. That's the only reason Gavin's
54:27
Speaker 1: standing up to Trump on this. Come on, it's politics.
54:30
Speaker 13: But the problem Dan is you don't know what Gavin
54:33
Speaker 13: Newsome believes. None of us do because it changes depending
54:36
Speaker 13: on the win. I mean really like, I get what
54:38
Speaker 13: you're saying, right. I saw that interview where he seemed
54:40
Speaker 13: so sincere about oh, it's so terribly unfair to these girls.
54:45
Speaker 13: Then you talked to him the next day and he
54:46
Speaker 13: says something completely different, or he signs bill that is
54:49
Speaker 13: contrary to what he said during this podcast. So I
54:52
Speaker 13: don't think you can believe anything that comes out of
54:54
Speaker 13: that man's mouth. I think it's, you know, whatever way
54:56
Speaker 13: the political wins are blowing that day, that's the direction
55:00
Speaker 13: which he's going to go. He doesn't have a moral compass.
55:03
Speaker 13: He just doesn't have one.
55:04
Speaker 1: By the way, he does have a compass. He found
55:06
Speaker 1: himself in the South today. Did you hear about this crap?
55:09
Speaker 1: We have b roll of this or a headline or something. Okay, guys,
55:12
Speaker 1: so listen to this crap here here it is.
55:14
Speaker 6: Wow.
55:15
Speaker 1: So he hasn't said he's running for pres. But tell
55:18
Speaker 1: me you're running for pres. Without telling me, Gavin Newsom
55:21
Speaker 1: left the confines of Comifornia, flew to the Carolinas to
55:26
Speaker 1: go into rural areas to talk to rural voters about
55:30
Speaker 1: their concerns. And then, when he gives an interview earlier
55:33
Speaker 1: this morning, Melissa, this is rich, he claims the GOP
55:37
Speaker 1: has abandoned rural voters. An elitist Democrat, a rich winery
55:44
Speaker 1: owning snob from northern California is in South Carolina telling
55:49
Speaker 1: rural people. Yet the GOP doesn't care about you. They
55:52
Speaker 1: abandon you. They don't know what your feelings and what
55:54
Speaker 1: you need. But I do so I'm going to run
55:56
Speaker 1: for president, vote for your thoughts.
56:00
Speaker 13: Yeah, he's I mean, come on, nobody believes that.
56:04
Speaker 9: You know.
56:04
Speaker 13: What he's trying to do, which we all can see
56:07
Speaker 13: very clearly, is he's sending the test blue nowt to
56:09
Speaker 13: see how he's going to be received in some of
56:12
Speaker 13: these other states, South Carolina specifically, because you know that'll
56:15
Speaker 13: be the first to test, and so he wants to
56:17
Speaker 13: see how well he's going to do. But you know,
56:21
Speaker 13: I don't know that South Carolinas are going to necessarily
56:24
Speaker 13: receive him with open arms. That Democrats might, some of them,
56:27
Speaker 13: but I'm not so certain that all of them are
56:29
Speaker 13: so interested in having the car salesman like Gavin Newsom
56:32
Speaker 13: stroll into town and convince them to give him, you know,
56:36
Speaker 13: their vote. But as far as him, you know the
56:39
Speaker 13: comment about rural America place. I mean, this is the
56:42
Speaker 13: same guy who just recently was talking about MacArthur Park
56:47
Speaker 13: in la as though it was you know, some giant
56:50
Speaker 13: Disneyland played with us children. Right, It's like, are you
56:55
Speaker 13: kidding me? Have you been to MacArthur Park? Now you haven't,
56:58
Speaker 13: because if you had been he would know that MacArthur
57:01
Speaker 13: Park has been addled with drugs.
57:04
Speaker 1: It's filled homes plug he's doing needles, gang bangers. This
57:11
Speaker 1: is not a sweet little park with a bunch of
57:13
Speaker 1: filled with innocent families. And for these liberals to come
57:16
Speaker 1: out and go, oh my god, ice agents shouldn't be
57:17
Speaker 1: going out to the beautiful MacArthur Park and rating it
57:20
Speaker 1: like they shut up. If you guys would have done
57:22
Speaker 1: your job for the last how many decades there they are,
57:24
Speaker 1: then maybe that park would be a nice, safe park
57:27
Speaker 1: for families and not filled with crime and criminals. Anyway,
57:30
Speaker 1: I got to run Melissa as always, thank you so
57:33
Speaker 1: much for wing in on crazy any time. Take care.
57:39
Speaker 1: Al Right, before we say good night to you, let
57:40
Speaker 1: show about a couple of the guests that have confirmed
57:42
Speaker 1: for tomorrow night's show. What is it a Thursday Tomorrow night? Yeah,
57:45
Speaker 1: we've got economists and economic advisor at President Trump, Steve Moore,
57:50
Speaker 1: will be on the program talk about the tariffs and
57:52
Speaker 1: the economy. Things are going pretty well, even though the
57:55
Speaker 1: naysayers said Trump was going to mess it all up.
57:58
Speaker 1: And then also independent reporter and Anthony Aguero, he's got
58:01
Speaker 1: some breaking news. While we've all been focused on the
58:03
Speaker 1: southern border. He's up at the northern border and he
58:06
Speaker 1: says that's where the criminal, illegal aliens and others, possible
58:10
Speaker 1: terrorists are sneaking in now, so we've got to start
58:13
Speaker 1: focusing on our northern border again. That's a couple of
58:15
Speaker 1: the guests that'll be here tomorrow night eight Eastern five Pacific,
58:18
Speaker 1: Stick around. The Matt Gates Show's coming up next, Our
58:20
Speaker 1: good friend Chanel Rihion's up after that, and then more
58:23
Speaker 1: news here on away. I'll see you tomorrow. Just remember, folks,
58:27
Speaker 1: be a proud America, be brave out there, and God
58:29
Speaker 1: bless you all. Goodnight,