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Xi's Veiled Threat to America · Booker Scott: Truth Be Told

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Speaker 1: It's six eastern it's three o'clock pacific this is a
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Speaker 1: president of action coast to coast and around the world
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Speaker 1: from the america out loud talk radio studios.
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Speaker 2: If he says he's serious about something he means it.
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Speaker 1: It's time for the truth be told with booker scott
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Speaker 1: It was a busy week last week with a bunch
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Speaker 1: of meetings the United Nations met, and Donald Trump met
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Speaker 1: with Chairman Xi, and we need to dig into that
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Speaker 1: just a little bit.
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Speaker 3: The Supreme Court made a couple of big decisions that
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Speaker 3: maybe you missed because of everything else going on. I'm
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Speaker 3: Booker Scott, and this is The Truth Be Told. Thank
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Speaker 3: you for joining us tonight and every night. I appreciate
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Speaker 3: you doing that. I hope you had a great weekend.
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Speaker 3: wonderful weekend. Nor'easter came in there and a lot of
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Speaker 3: flooding in the eastern part of the United States. Hope
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Speaker 3: everybody is doing okay with that. And there wasn't a
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Speaker 3: whole lot of damage. I have seen some, but hopefully
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Speaker 3: it wasn't terrible. But let's go back to last week
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Speaker 3: and let's revisit some things, some meetings. And first of all,
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Speaker 3: let's go to the United Nations. The United Nations, they've
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Speaker 3: been around since 1948. And since 1948, 39 million people, roughly,
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Speaker 3: it's hard to tell exactly, but about 39 million people
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Speaker 3: have lost their lives in conflicts. The United Nations was
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Speaker 3: created out of the League of Nations to make sure
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Speaker 3: that conflicts don't happen, and they've been terribly ineffective at
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Speaker 3: everything that they have tried to accomplish as a group.
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Speaker 3: And all of these people come marching in, and I
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Speaker 3: got tired of watching it last week and hearing it,
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Speaker 3: and this person saying this, and this person saying that,
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Speaker 3: and and knowing the whole time that there's 122 conflicts
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Speaker 3: going on around the world right now, and the United
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Speaker 3: Nations cannot do anything about it. Why do we even
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Speaker 3: have it?
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Speaker 4: I wonder.
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Speaker 3: I wonder why we even have the United Nations at
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Speaker 3: this point, because I don't see them doing anything that
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Speaker 3: does anybody any good. But that's what happened last week.
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Speaker 3: And what did we learn from it?
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Speaker 4: I don't know.
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Speaker 3: Benjamin Netanyahu got up there when he started giving a
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Speaker 3: speech last Probably 65, 70 percent of the delegations there
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Speaker 3: at the United Nations, they left.
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Speaker 4: They just walked.
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Speaker 3: They turned their back on Netanyahu and walked out. Netanyahu,
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Speaker 3: by the way, he has his own election coming up,
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Speaker 3: and that is coming up in about two weeks in Israel.
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Speaker 3: And the polls are very close. He may not actually
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Speaker 3: win that election. The election here in America is coming up, what,
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Speaker 3: in 30 days now? We're going to get into that
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Speaker 3: also a little bit. I want to talk about the
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Speaker 3: Senate races coming up in just a little bit. So
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Speaker 3: hang on for that. But let's go back to the
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Speaker 3: United Nations and let's hear what Donald Trump said there.
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Speaker 5: But I have a big decision to make. Will a
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Speaker 5: deal be made with Iran that lets them rebuild and
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Speaker 5: create a far greater country than it ever was before?
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Speaker 3: And Donald Trump has been talking about a deal with
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Speaker 3: Iran now for seven to eight months. And there was
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Speaker 3: a deal over the weekend. I don't know if you
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Speaker 3: saw this, but Donald Trump flatly rejected it because Iran says,
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Speaker 3: but we're going to be able to create a nuclear
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Speaker 3: bomb if we want to. And that's where this has
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Speaker 3: been the entire time. Iran, yep, we're going to have nukes.
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump, no, you're not.
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Speaker 4: And here we are.
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Speaker 3: Is Donald Trump now waiting until after the midterm election?
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Speaker 3: He says that Iran has nothing to do with his
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Speaker 3: thought process on Iran. But then again, why is America
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Speaker 3: not doing anything other than sanctions? And what else can
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Speaker 3: they do? What else can Donald Trump do here? I
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Speaker 3: guess militarily, for the most part, they've been effective in
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Speaker 3: wiping any Iran threat out, with the exception of a
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Speaker 3: few missiles and drones that Iran still continues to fire off,
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Speaker 3: but without much, you know, no real damage. It's not
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Speaker 3: doing a lot of damage, whether they're trying to bomb
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Speaker 3: ships in the Strait of Hormuz, although one did get
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Speaker 3: through and actually hit a tanker, killed a couple of
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Speaker 3: people on it last week, at the end of last week.
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Speaker 3: But by and large, they don't have any capability militarily.
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Speaker 3: So I don't know here what Donald Trump is waiting on.
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Speaker 3: He says he has this big decision to make. When
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Speaker 3: is that big decision going to be made, and what
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Speaker 3: do we hope to get from it? Is there any
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Speaker 3: real hope that this thing in Iran is going to
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Speaker 3: end just by more bombing?
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Speaker 4: I don't know.
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Speaker 3: We have choked them financially, and militarily we have pretty
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Speaker 3: well devastated them. What else can be done? You see,
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Speaker 3: Iran from the very beginning knew that they could just
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Speaker 3: outlast Iran America and Donald Trump, and it would be
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Speaker 3: a victory for them. Unless Donald Trump can get them
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Speaker 3: to change the regime or the people in Iran change
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Speaker 3: the regime, then nothing probably is going to happen in
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Speaker 3: Iran for a while.
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Speaker 5: Maybe one of the greatest in the Middle East or
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Speaker 5: even the world. Or do I annihilate the Islamic Republic
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Speaker 5: and do it quickly, never giving them a chance to
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Speaker 5: kill and destroy people and countries again?
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Speaker 3: That would have been my choice, and that would have
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Speaker 3: been my choice a while ago, actually. If you remember
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Speaker 3: listening to this program, that's exactly what I said seven
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Speaker 3: or eight months ago. What are we doing here? What
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Speaker 3: are we doing? Who are we negotiating with? The president
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Speaker 3: of Iran, he came in for meetings, and he also
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Speaker 3: spoke at the United Nations. Brett Baier did an interview
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Speaker 3: with him, and I think Brett Baier on Fox News,
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Speaker 3: I guess it was Friday night, Thursday night, I think
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Speaker 3: he did a great job in asking questions. He asked
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Speaker 3: the president of Iran, what about the people you've killed,
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Speaker 3: over 10,000 people, back in January?
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Speaker 4: Remember that?
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Speaker 3: Those people were out in the street protesting because of
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Speaker 3: the economy at that time.
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Speaker 4: And that was.
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Speaker 3: Before all of the sanctions that America put on it
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Speaker 3: has taken effect. Unemployment is extremely high. Inflation, 200%. The
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Speaker 3: rial is worth nothing. That doesn't seem to be working
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Speaker 3: effectively yet. Until those people, the Iranian people, decide that
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Speaker 3: they want to take over Iran and the regime, then
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Speaker 3: nothing is really going to happen. And what regime are
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Speaker 3: we going to bring in there, by the way? Whether
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Speaker 3: it's the Iranian people or American, I don't think regime
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Speaker 3: changes by America is a good idea. I don't think
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Speaker 3: those necessarily work. It has to come from the people,
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Speaker 3: just like it did in this country 250 years ago.
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Speaker 3: It can't come from another government.
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Speaker 4: It won't last. It's something. I don't know.
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Speaker 3: A lot of people are frustrated about this conflict and
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Speaker 3: this war. It has driven gas prices up. That is
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Speaker 3: going to increase inflation. Diesel prices are up higher. In fact,
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Speaker 3: they're at a record. And that is affecting people at
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Speaker 3: their kitchen table as we come to this election in
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Speaker 3: about 30 days.
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Speaker 5: Do I drive them into hell with no chance of
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Speaker 5: survival and no hope? of future greatness or generations, but
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Speaker 5: I believe we'll make a deal right after the election.
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Speaker 3: Why after the election? Why not now? And exactly what
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Speaker 3: is Donald Trump? What deal does he have on November
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Speaker 3: 4th that he doesn't have today? If you can make
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Speaker 3: a deal that quick and that easily with Iran, why
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Speaker 3: not now? Is anybody asking that question? Donald Trump repeatedly says,
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Speaker 3: right after the midterm election, I'm going to end this
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Speaker 3: thing in Iran. How are you going to do that
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Speaker 3: with a win? Because Donald Trump says no nukes. And really,
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Speaker 3: most of the world agrees with Donald Trump that Iran
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Speaker 3: should never have a nuclear weapon. They're a terrorist state.
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Speaker 3: That's what they do. So, you know, the world agrees
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Speaker 3: with Donald Trump there. But what are we doing here?
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Speaker 3: Can anything actually be done? And if it can't, Why
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Speaker 3: not today? Why wait until after the midterm?
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Speaker 5: Because it doesn't make sense for them not to. They're
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Speaker 5: waiting to see how I do in the midterm election.
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Speaker 5: What they don't realize is that I'm not running. I
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Speaker 5: did that already and won in a landslide. We won
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Speaker 5: in a giant landslide. And I'll be here for two
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Speaker 5: and a half years. The Republican Party is running and
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Speaker 5: I'll be helping them.
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Speaker 3: OK, he's going to be here for two and a
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Speaker 3: half years.
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Speaker 4: More years.
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Speaker 3: That is true. It's actually two years almost. January will
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Speaker 3: be two years, just to get it straight. Donald Trump
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Speaker 3: is about to be a lame duck here the last
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Speaker 3: two years of his presidency. When it comes to the
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Speaker 3: Senate and the House, he almost already has been. They
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Speaker 3: haven't helped him much, have they? And here he comes
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Speaker 3: limping into this midterm. Is that the way you see it?
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Speaker 3: The Senate and the House races, they're a toss-up, either side.
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Speaker 3: On the House, it seems like the Democrats are going
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Speaker 3: to win. I've mentioned this before. As I look at
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Speaker 3: it and analyze it, I see it about 235 to 210.
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Speaker 3: Democrats have control. Hakeem Jeffries will be the Speaker of
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Speaker 3: the House. That's flipping 20 seats there in the House
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Speaker 3: of Representatives, by the way, which actually, historically, is pretty low.
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Speaker 3: So the gerrymandering that the Republicans did, picking up about
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Speaker 3: seven to ten seats there, that has helped. And Donald
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Speaker 3: Trump is out getting his base up and getting them
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Speaker 3: to the polls to vote is what he will be
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Speaker 3: doing and spending a lot of money to do it
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Speaker 3: over the next 30 days. But is it going to
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Speaker 3: be enough? I think it's enough to... flip a couple
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Speaker 3: of seats, but not to the positive from where they are,
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Speaker 3: but to the positive of losing 25 or 30, which
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Speaker 3: would be normal with an approval rating that Donald Trump
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Speaker 3: has and a midterm election where it usually goes the
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Speaker 3: other way of whoever is in power, whether it's a
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Speaker 3: Democrat or Republican. That is the history of midterm elections.
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Speaker 3: So things could get bad really quickly here with investigations, impeachments,
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Speaker 3: and as I've said many times, if you're not paying
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Speaker 3: attention to the Senate closely, it's possible that they could
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Speaker 3: remove him from office even, eventually. As things get closer
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Speaker 3: to 28 and some senators try to distance themselves from
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump, I wouldn't put it past them. Are you
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Speaker 3: watching this Senate like I have been the last 18 months?
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Speaker 3: John Thune has done everything he can to block Donald
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Speaker 3: Trump's agenda. I think it's a possibility that the Senate
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Speaker 3: could remove him eventually. We're going to talk about Senate
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Speaker 3: races coming up in a couple of minutes. Here's a
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Speaker 3: little more of Donald Trump.
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Speaker 5: I am not running. I gave absolutely no credence and
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Speaker 5: will not give credence to the election when it comes
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Speaker 5: to Iran. It doesn't even enter my mind. The only
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Speaker 5: thing that does... is that Iran will never have a
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Speaker 5: nuclear weapon. The cowards and traitors, thank you.
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Speaker 3: Thank you, thank you, Donald Trump says to the UN
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Speaker 3: General Assembly, because they do support Donald Trump in his
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Speaker 3: effort to make sure that Iran never has a nuclear weapon.
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Speaker 3: I would point out that for 47 years, 48 years now,
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Speaker 3: that No one has done anything about stopping Iran and
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Speaker 3: their terrorism in this world. We saw that Barack Obama
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Speaker 3: and Joe Biden, they both, they just use appeasement. And
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Speaker 3: George Bush goes and starts a war in the Middle
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Speaker 3: East that lasts for 20 years with nothing really, you know,
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Speaker 3: coming from it. You still have Iran over there doing
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Speaker 3: the things that they are. And they show nothing that
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Speaker 3: says that they're going to do anything different. than what
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Speaker 3: they have done, which is terrorism around the world, and
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Speaker 3: especially in the Middle East. So what about Chairman Xi?
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Speaker 3: Chairman Xi comes into town and has a meeting. They
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Speaker 3: have a state dinner. He gives a couple of pandas
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Speaker 3: to America to put in a zoo. Meanwhile, he says
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Speaker 3: a couple of things that I think we should pay
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Speaker 3: attention to. He says something that maybe just goes right
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Speaker 3: over everybody's head. When you look at the phrase that
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Speaker 3: he used and how it's used in history, you have
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Speaker 3: to know some history here to understand what Chairman Xi
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Speaker 3: is saying. And I wrote an article about this. It
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Speaker 3: came out on Saturday, I guess. And I'm going to
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Speaker 3: go through it just a little bit and try to
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Speaker 3: explain what this means. The phrase that Chairman Xi has
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Speaker 3: used repeatedly now because he used it in China and
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Speaker 3: now he used it here. Back in China, he didn't
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Speaker 3: know if they could accomplish overcoming Thucydides' trap. Thucydides, he
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Speaker 3: was a Greek historian of the Peloponnesian War, and he
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Speaker 3: argued that conflict between Athens and Sparta became inevitable because
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Speaker 3: of the rise of Athens and the fear that that
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Speaker 3: instilled in Sparta. And what he's saying is that China
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Speaker 3: is rising. It is becoming the superpower of the world,
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Speaker 3: the dominant country. And that is scaring America. That is
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Speaker 3: the reference that he's making. Now, Harvard political scientist Graham Allison,
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Speaker 3: he popularized Thucydides' trap to describe what happens when a
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Speaker 3: rising power threatens to displace a ruling one. And in
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Speaker 3: Allison's words, the resulting structural stress makes a violent clash
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Speaker 3: the rule, not the exception. Meaning that most of the
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Speaker 3: time when this happens, when you have a a rising
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Speaker 3: new superpower, China, in Xi's perception, against a weakening one, America, declining.
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Speaker 3: That's what Chairman Xi is saying. He said it in May,
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Speaker 3: and he said it again in his visit in Washington, D.C.
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Speaker 3: last week, and a lot of people aren't paying attention
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Speaker 3: to this. Graham Allison's case file is about 500 years'
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Speaker 3: worth of research, And he found in these cases that
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Speaker 3: 12 of 16 such rivalries ended in war. And so
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Speaker 3: what Allison, who is that Harvard political scientist, says, he
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Speaker 3: offered the concept as a warning that Washington and Beijing
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Speaker 3: should avoid collision, avoid collision, and try to invent a
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Speaker 3: different model of great power relations, or possibly the New
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Speaker 3: World Order. The New World Order, which, as we know, Canada,
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Speaker 3: they pledged allegiance to the CCP in a New World
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Speaker 3: Order in January. And here Xi is knocking on the
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Speaker 3: door in Washington, D.C. In May, he said, well, I
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Speaker 3: don't know that we can get over this. And now,
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Speaker 3: in Washington last week, he used the same word, Thucydides trap.
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Speaker 3: And he thinks now America can work together with China.
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Speaker 3: You know, you cannot trust China at all. They have
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Speaker 3: a 100-year plan. They are 77 years into.
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Speaker 4: It.
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Speaker 3: In 1949, when the communists took over that country, they
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Speaker 3: said about 100 years from now, we'll dominate the world.
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Speaker 3: In 2017, Chairman Xi said, we're on track, and that's
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Speaker 3: going to happen. So he is telling America that it's
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Speaker 3: time to bend the knee, just like Canada. It's time
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Speaker 3: to work with China, not against us. And we can
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Speaker 3: avoid this war because you're going to bend your knee
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Speaker 3: to the Chinese Communist Party and the Chinese. That's what
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Speaker 3: Chairman Xi is saying there. Back in May, he said,
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Speaker 3: I don't know if we can. Now, here in Washington, D.C.,
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Speaker 3: this week, I believe it can be done. I believe
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Speaker 3: we can work together. And the only way that we
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Speaker 3: can work together is look forward to the things that
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Speaker 3: China does.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: That's the truth. Look at what China does. They have
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Speaker 3: a million Uyghurs in prison, internment camps, re-education camps. They
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Speaker 3: have heavy surveillance. They rip children from their parents. They
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Speaker 3: have forced organ harvesting. That's what China does. And is
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Speaker 3: that the future of America someday? You can say, well, no,
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Speaker 3: it will never happen. But I bet you could look
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Speaker 3: back 30, 40, 50 years ago in America and say,
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Speaker 3: that would never happen. And here we are today. What
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Speaker 3: Chairman Xi has said should be an insult to all Americans.
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Speaker 3: Is America really declining, or are we still the superpower
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Speaker 3: of the world? Are we still the dominant power? From
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Speaker 3: everything that Donald Trump has done over the last 18 months,
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Speaker 3: it appears that America still is the dominant power. Chairman
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Speaker 3: Xi and the Chinese, maybe they look at things a
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Speaker 3: little bit different. Donald Trump has driven wedges into the
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Speaker 3: 100-year plan for the last 19 months. And what China
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Speaker 3: wants to do is, it's the opposite of everything of
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Speaker 3: the U.S.
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Speaker 4: Constitution.
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Speaker 3: The CCP is not a normal rival. It is a
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Speaker 3: regime with documented record of crimes against humanity. And they
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Speaker 3: should be called out for that. And every American that
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Speaker 3: heard Chairman Xi say use this should take it as
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Speaker 3: an insult. Thucydides trap. He is telling you and telling
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Speaker 3: the Americans that China is becoming the most dominant country
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Speaker 3: in the world as America is falling.
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Speaker 1: We pray for rain and thank him when it's falling
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Speaker 1: because it brings a grain and.
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Speaker 2: A little bit of money. We put it back in
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Speaker 2: the plate.
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Speaker 1: I guess that's why they call it God's country. More
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Speaker 3: Before we get to those Senate races and also to
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Speaker 3: the Supreme Court, I want to get to something that
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Speaker 3: I think is pretty important. A lot of people are saying, well,
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Speaker 3: there's no accountability for anything. We have Brennan. We have Comey.
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Speaker 3: We have Clapper. We have all of these people that
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Speaker 3: did all of these things. We have investigations. We have
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Speaker 3: a grand jury in South Florida. Nothing is happening there.
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Speaker 3: We had Joe DeGeneva that left and resigned the Department
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Speaker 3: of Justice, who was supposed to be over that investigation
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Speaker 3: in South Florida. He did that a couple of weeks ago.
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Speaker 3: So what's going on down there? We're not getting accountability
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Speaker 3: because of that. I'm not going to go vote. I'm
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Speaker 3: not going to vote in this midterm election because... no
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Speaker 3: one is being held accountable. The election of 2020, nothing
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Speaker 3: has happened there. Because of that, I'm not going to
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Speaker 3: go vote. And we have seen that in every election
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Speaker 3: since last November. Republicans have not been voting. But let
20:04
Speaker 3: me show you some accountability. Let me show you something.
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Speaker 3: Of course, the SAVE Act did not pass. And they
20:10
Speaker 3: tell us that illegals don't vote. That doesn't happen. That's
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Speaker 3: what the left says. That's what the Democrats say. But
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Speaker 3: you and I know that illegals do vote. There's a
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Speaker 3: law already on the books. It's 18 U.S.C. 611 is
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Speaker 3: the number of that law. And it makes it a
20:29
Speaker 3: felony for illegals to vote. And unfortunately, it's only been
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Speaker 3: used 35 times over the last 21 years until September 20th.
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Speaker 3: Until September, listen to this. In the month of September,
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Speaker 3: the Department of Justice has arrested as many illegals and
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Speaker 3: charged them with this 18 U.S.C. 611 more times than
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Speaker 3: the 21 years before. Let me read a little bit
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Speaker 3: from the Department of Justice press release. Today, the Justice
21:03
Speaker 3: Department announced charges against 16 individuals in connection with illegal voting,
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Speaker 3: illegal voter registration, and related election fraud schemes across the country.
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Speaker 3: The charges include unlawful voting by non-citizens in federal elections,
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Speaker 3: false claims of citizenship to register to vote.
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Speaker 4: Oh, that's happening?
21:26
Speaker 3: And related offenses including wire fraud, naturalization fraud, passport fraud,
21:31
Speaker 3: and unlawful firearm purchases uncovered during the course of those investigations.
21:37
Speaker 3: This was in the Northern District of Texas. This week,
21:41
Speaker 3: eight aliens residing in Texas are facing charges for alleged
21:45
Speaker 3: unlawful voting. Moses Anwar Arela Alba, 36, An illegal alien
21:51
Speaker 3: from Mexico was charged with final order of removal, has
21:55
Speaker 3: been charged with voting by an alien in a federal
21:58
Speaker 3: election and false statement of citizenship in order to register
22:02
Speaker 3: to vote. Another one, a Nigerian national, 67 years old,
22:07
Speaker 3: a lawful permanent resident since May 2024, was charged with
22:12
Speaker 3: voting by an alien in federal election and false statement
22:16
Speaker 3: of citizenship in order to register to vote. Another Nigerian,
22:21
Speaker 3: same thing, 27 years old, 16 in this one raid.
22:26
Speaker 3: I guess raid may be a little bit too hard.
22:29
Speaker 3: But 16 individuals were arrested and charged with this, a
22:34
Speaker 3: felony for voting in an election, and they are illegal immigrants.
22:40
Speaker 4: So it happens.
22:42
Speaker 3: And the Department of Justice is now holding people accountable.
22:45
Speaker 3: This was one instance. It has happened three times in September,
22:48
Speaker 3: and as I mentioned, It has happened more times in
22:51
Speaker 3: the month of September than the previous 21 years. If
22:55
Speaker 3: the Department of Justice continues to do this until Election Day,
23:00
Speaker 3: I would imagine this would serve as a deterrent for
23:04
Speaker 3: most illegal immigrants that see this happening, if they see
23:07
Speaker 3: it happening. But it is happening, and you should know
23:10
Speaker 3: there is some accountability here. So I think it's a
23:13
Speaker 3: good thing there is some accountability, finally, for something. with
23:18
Speaker 3: illegal aliens voting. The left says it doesn't happen. The
23:23
Speaker 3: Department of Justice is proving that it has happened. Some
23:26
Speaker 3: of those elections that they voted in go back to 2012, 16, 18, 20,
23:32
Speaker 3: and 22. They repeatedly voted, even though they weren't supposed to.
23:37
Speaker 3: That's what we've been saying. Now let's move on to
23:40
Speaker 3: the voting and the election that's coming up November 3rd.
23:43
Speaker 3: Very important election to maintain power in the Senate. As
23:47
Speaker 3: I mentioned earlier in this hour, I believe the House
23:49
Speaker 3: of Representatives is going to be lost. I don't see
23:54
Speaker 3: any way that the Republicans can win. I hope I'm wrong.
23:57
Speaker 3: There's still time between now and November 3rd. We have
24:00
Speaker 3: to go vote. We have to get out and vote.
24:03
Speaker 3: That's all we can do at this point. And so
24:05
Speaker 3: many people on the right are, I'm not voting. Donald
24:08
Speaker 3: Trump hasn't done this. Donald Trump's got us in a war. Well,
24:11
Speaker 3: you're going to hand the country over to Hakeem Jeffries
24:14
Speaker 3: and the Democrats. You're going to show them. That's what's
24:18
Speaker 3: going to happen. I'm going to show them. I just
24:21
Speaker 3: won't vote. And Hakeem Jeffries is going to be the
24:24
Speaker 3: Speaker of the House, and the Democrats, and the Democrat
24:27
Speaker 3: Socialists of America will probably drag that party further to
24:30
Speaker 3: the left. So that's a good solution, not go vote.
24:34
Speaker 3: But let's assume for a moment that people do go
24:37
Speaker 3: vote in the November 3rd election. What are they looking
24:40
Speaker 3: at for the Senate? Well, the Senate is very close
24:43
Speaker 3: right now, 53-47. 47, actually 45 Democrats, two independents, and
24:49
Speaker 3: you have 53 Republicans. Senator John Thune, as I mentioned,
24:53
Speaker 3: he has blocked Donald Trump at every opportunity that he has.
24:57
Speaker 3: And he's been very efficient at it. The SAVE Act
24:59
Speaker 3: did not pass. Everybody wanted it to pass. And everybody,
25:03
Speaker 3: I mean, 80% of the country did. That includes a
25:06
Speaker 3: lot of Democrats in that number. It should have been
25:09
Speaker 3: at least brought for a vote. And they really should
25:12
Speaker 3: have put the Democrats on the record, as John Thune
25:14
Speaker 3: said they were going to do. They haven't done that.
25:17
Speaker 3: It's too late now. So let's look ahead to November
25:21
Speaker 3: 3rd in the Senate. We have in the middle about
25:23
Speaker 3: seven toss-up races. I'll go through those states real quick.
25:27
Speaker 3: You have Alaska. You have Iowa. You have Maine, Michigan,
25:31
Speaker 3: New Hampshire, Ohio, and Texas that are all considered toss-ups
25:36
Speaker 3: at this moment. As I said, it's 53 to 47 toss-ups.
25:38
Speaker 3: 53 Republicans, 47 Democrats. And you have Marshall in Kansas
25:47
Speaker 3: that is leaning Republican. And you have North Carolina that
25:51
Speaker 3: is going to be won by Cooper. He's a Democrat. Currently,
25:54
Speaker 3: that would be considered a Republican seat because Tom Tillis
25:58
Speaker 3: has held it. But Tom Tillis is, you know, he's
26:01
Speaker 3: left of a rhino. Let's put it that way. He's
26:04
Speaker 3: not helped the Republican cause much, and he has decided
26:08
Speaker 3: to retire. He's leaving that seat open, and Cooper is
26:11
Speaker 3: going to walk right in and take it. Whatley is
26:14
Speaker 3: who is running against Cooper, and it looks like Cooper
26:17
Speaker 3: will comfortably win that. He was a former governor of
26:21
Speaker 3: North Carolina, but a Democrat, so you lost that seat.
26:24
Speaker 3: So now it's 52-48.
26:25
Speaker 4: Michigan. Michigan.
26:29
Speaker 3: Is an open seat. Gary Peters is retiring from there.
26:32
Speaker 3: He is a Democrat. That is where you have Mike
26:35
Speaker 3: Rogers and Abdul Al-Sayed. Right now, that is just a
26:40
Speaker 3: toss-up race. Al-Sayed is winning by two or three points
26:44
Speaker 3: in the latest polls. There are a couple that have
26:47
Speaker 3: Mike Rogers winning. That's how close this race is. So
26:50
Speaker 3: let's leave that one alone for a moment. Let's stay
26:53
Speaker 3: at 52-48. Let's go to Alaska, where Dan Sullivan is
26:56
Speaker 3: the incumbent. Sullivan is currently trailing Peltola, and she has
27:03
Speaker 3: a lot of money. She has more money than he does.
27:05
Speaker 3: And so when you look at national money, the Republicans
27:09
Speaker 3: have about $ 120 million. Democrats have $ 17 million. But this
27:13
Speaker 3: is a perfect case where that money really doesn't matter
27:17
Speaker 3: because the local person running for the Democrats has raised
27:21
Speaker 3: more money than the Republican. So the Democrat has more
27:24
Speaker 3: money to spend in this race. She is also ahead,
27:27
Speaker 3: and it looks like she is ahead outside the margin
27:30
Speaker 3: of error, just by a little bit. Alaska still could
27:34
Speaker 3: be considered a toss-up, but let's go with the polls
27:37
Speaker 3: and say Paltola wins. Now we are 51 to 49. Republican, Democrat,
27:44
Speaker 3: barely hanging on. Let's go to the state of Iowa.
27:47
Speaker 3: This is a state that Donald Trump won by 10
27:50
Speaker 3: points in 2024. But it also could be considered somewhat
27:55
Speaker 3: of a swing state because they will vote for a Democrat.
27:58
Speaker 3: And they have a good Democrat running for governor. It's
28:01
Speaker 3: going to be important to watch those states where there
28:04
Speaker 3: is a governor's race that may bring out more people
28:07
Speaker 3: to vote. But like I said, they have a good
28:10
Speaker 3: Democrat campaign going for governor there in the state of Iowa.
28:14
Speaker 3: In the Senate in Iowa, You have Henson, the Republican,
28:18
Speaker 3: against Turek, the Democrat. And this race also could be
28:23
Speaker 3: considered a toss-up. It is that close. In fact, some
28:28
Speaker 3: polls have Turek beating Henson. But let's give it to Henson.
28:33
Speaker 3: Let's say it's still, what, 51-49 is.
28:35
Speaker 4: Where we were?
28:37
Speaker 3: Collins in Maine. I have said for a long time,
28:40
Speaker 3: if Collins wins in Maine, the Democrats cannot take back
28:43
Speaker 3: the Senate. Right now, she is losing. And she loses
28:48
Speaker 3: a lot in polls. Polls don't mean anything. You have
28:51
Speaker 3: to go vote. But it seems like every time at
28:53
Speaker 3: this point, Susan Collins is losing. But she somehow figures
28:57
Speaker 3: out a way to win. I'm going to leave that
28:59
Speaker 3: one alone for right now. Because I think it's too close.
29:02
Speaker 3: It's way too close. And the election is still too
29:05
Speaker 3: far away.
29:06
Speaker 4: A lot can happen. New Hampshire is open.
29:09
Speaker 3: It's going to be a Democrat. It's a Democrat state.
29:12
Speaker 3: Ohio is an interesting race right now. You have Sherrod Brown.
29:15
Speaker 3: who has run in the past and won in the past,
29:18
Speaker 3: and has been a senator from the state of Ohio,
29:21
Speaker 3: he is leading, and it appears to be leading comfortably,
29:24
Speaker 3: over Husted. Husted was appointed by the governor there in
29:28
Speaker 3: Ohio to replace J.D.
29:30
Speaker 4: Vance. So that's going to be a loss, it looks like.
29:33
Speaker 5: 50-50-50.
29:35
Speaker 3: Is that where we are now? Texas, Tallarico, and Paxton?
29:42
Speaker 3: From everything you see, Tallarico is leading in polls. But
29:47
Speaker 3: I think it's just like last time when Ted Cruz
29:49
Speaker 3: ran and he was said to be in danger, and
29:52
Speaker 3: he won by a million votes. When it comes to
29:55
Speaker 3: Election Day, if turnout is there.
29:56
Speaker 4: For the Republicans... I think Paxton can still hang on.
29:59
Speaker 3: So there we are at 50-50. And I haven't talked
30:03
Speaker 3: about Michigan. I talked about it, but I bailed on it.
30:06
Speaker 3: I didn't give it to anyone. But that's how important
30:08
Speaker 3: that race is in Michigan and the race in Maine
30:13
Speaker 3: and Collins and Iowa. Those races are so important. We're
30:18
Speaker 3: at 50-50 right now in my scenario. Those three races
30:22
Speaker 3: are left open. So it could still end up 53-47 Republicans.
30:27
Speaker 3: Or it could end up 53-47 Democrats. So Republicans could
30:34
Speaker 3: lose power if that were to happen.
30:36
Speaker 4: Is it possible? Absolutely.
30:39
Speaker 3: You know, pay attention to what's going on here in
30:41
Speaker 3: this election and get out and vote. If you don't vote,
30:45
Speaker 3: I can tell you it's going to be 53-47 Democrats.
30:48
Speaker 3: But if a Republican show up, then that's a different story.
30:52
Speaker 3: And that's what Donald Trump will be working on with
30:54
Speaker 3: his $ 400 million. that he has in a leadership pack
30:58
Speaker 3: that he can put into some of these races. And
31:00
Speaker 3: maybe he'll put some in some of the House races, too.
31:03
Speaker 3: I know that's his strategy to work on those middle races,
31:06
Speaker 3: those 20 or 25 that are toss-ups still at this point.
31:11
Speaker 3: And hopefully it will do some good there. That's where
31:15
Speaker 3: things are in the Senate right now. But we have
31:17
Speaker 3: to go vote. Let's go to the Supreme Court. They
31:21
Speaker 3: made a couple of decisions last week. It was a
31:24
Speaker 3: 6-3 decision that they overturned the SAVE plan, not the
31:32
Speaker 3: SAVE Act, the SAVE plan, which is a little bit different.
31:36
Speaker 3: And this allows the state governments to share information about
31:42
Speaker 3: possible illegal aliens that are voting from a database that
31:47
Speaker 3: they have. And so they can check that against registration.
31:50
Speaker 3: So that was six to three. Clearly, that was conservatives
31:53
Speaker 3: versus liberals on the court. And then there was also
31:57
Speaker 3: a decision last week on the gerrymander case in Missouri,
32:01
Speaker 3: and they have been bouncing that around courts for months now.
32:05
Speaker 4: What happened?
32:06
Speaker 3: There was a 2022 map that they had used for years.
32:10
Speaker 3: In 2025, it came down to a state referendum that
32:16
Speaker 3: they were going to change the, the, the map. And
32:19
Speaker 3: that was gerrymandering where it became seven Republicans, one Democrat
32:24
Speaker 3: in the state of Missouri in representation in the house
32:27
Speaker 3: of representatives, the old maps in 2022, it was six
32:32
Speaker 3: to two, six Republicans, two Democrats. And obviously it was
32:35
Speaker 3: taken to court and eventually made it to the Supreme court.
32:39
Speaker 3: And the problem is that there isn't enough time to
32:43
Speaker 3: do what the Supreme court says, which is enforce the, uh, 2025, uh, map.
32:50
Speaker 3: The reason why is because the state has a 90-day
32:52
Speaker 3: referendum where you can't change anything on the ballot. And
32:57
Speaker 3: the ballots have already been printed, they're already in the mail,
33:00
Speaker 3: and absentee ballots have gone out. So nothing will really
33:04
Speaker 3: happen there. It looks like it will still be 6-2
33:07
Speaker 3: because in the primary, they voted for one map. In
33:09
Speaker 3: the general election, they're voting in a different map. It's
33:13
Speaker 3: a mess.
33:14
Speaker 4: I wish we wouldn't do gerrymandering. I wish.
33:17
Speaker 3: We would come up with a different way to figure
33:19
Speaker 3: out how to represent 800,000 people in America in your hometown.
33:24
Speaker 3: One other story before we get to this break. A
33:27
Speaker 3: mail carrier was charged and arrested in Utah for dumping
33:31
Speaker 3: 300 ballots. And this was prior to the primary back
33:35
Speaker 3: in June. We were told that didn't happen also. The
33:39
Speaker 3: United States Post Office mail carrier dumped 300 ballots. Why?
33:42
Speaker 5: Why?
33:46
Speaker 3: He says he was lazy, didn't want to do it.
33:48
Speaker 3: Is that what it was, or is it something else?
33:52
Speaker 3: Utah is a heavily Republican state, and the area where
33:56
Speaker 3: he works around Provo is extremely red, really red. It's
34:01
Speaker 3: a big-time Republican area. But he dumped 300 ballots prior
34:06
Speaker 3: to the midterm election primary. So if it's been proven
34:11
Speaker 3: that it was done there, and it has been proven
34:13
Speaker 3: in other places— that mail carriers have just thrown away ballots,
34:19
Speaker 3: then that also has been proven that it happens. So
34:23
Speaker 3: here in this segment, we've gone through things that are
34:26
Speaker 3: happening in our government right now that prove that the
34:30
Speaker 3: 2020 election conspiracies, that's what the left calls them, actually happen.
34:37
Speaker 3: Mail carriers destroying ballots and illegal aliens voting. And we're
34:42
Speaker 3: getting some accountability. Finally, if we can only pay attention
34:46
Speaker 3: to it and spread that news so that the people
34:49
Speaker 3: that said it doesn't happen, they realize that it has
34:52
Speaker 3: happened in the past and it's still happening today. And
34:56
Speaker 3: we have to fix that in America. We want to
34:59
Speaker 3: keep this country as it is. Someone asked me the
35:02
Speaker 3: other day, how do you even get a sense of
35:05
Speaker 3: what's going to happen next?
35:06
Speaker 4: It's hard.
35:07
Speaker 3: I don't know that we can, the way the news
35:09
Speaker 3: moves so fast. But you know what I told them?
35:12
Speaker 3: I said, I've been checking out PolyMarket a little bit.
35:16
Speaker 3: It's extremely insightful. You're basically watching how thousands of people
35:20
Speaker 3: are betting on outcomes. Political elections, big policy moves, even
35:26
Speaker 3: events you wouldn't expect. It's kind of like a live
35:29
Speaker 3: pulse on what the public actually believes. And you can
35:33
Speaker 3: see trends before they even happen and before they even
35:37
Speaker 3: make the mainstream news. For me, it's not about gambling.
35:42
Speaker 3: It's about understanding the probabilities and where the momentum is shifting.
35:47
Speaker 3: If you like or love the news like I do,
35:50
Speaker 3: maybe you're a news junkie, but you want to take
35:52
Speaker 3: a little deeper look at what people really think, go
35:55
Speaker 3: to Polymarket. It's a fascinating tool. Polymarket.com. Several months ago,
36:18
Speaker 3: I did a show and a program. It was called
36:21
Speaker 3: You're Not Man Enough to Be a Woman. And the
36:24
Speaker 3: author of that book, his name is William Allen.
36:26
Speaker 4: He was here.
36:27
Speaker 3: He spent a whole hour with us. And if you'd
36:30
Speaker 3: like to go back and listen to that story, it's
36:32
Speaker 3: really riveting. It's an incredible story of his life from
36:36
Speaker 3: being a four or five-year-old boy dressing up as a
36:38
Speaker 3: girl to actually having transition surgery where he became Maggie
36:43
Speaker 3: for 30 years, only to realize that scripturally and the
36:48
Speaker 3: way that his convictions were and had changed through the years,
36:52
Speaker 3: that he needed to be a man again and actually
36:54
Speaker 3: went through the process to do that. It's really a
36:57
Speaker 3: great story. But toward the end of our conversation, I
37:00
Speaker 3: don't think he was quite done with some of the
37:02
Speaker 3: things he wanted to talk about with the trans movement
37:06
Speaker 3: here in America. And we talked about it coming back.
37:08
Speaker 3: And I have William here with us now. William Allen
37:12
Speaker 3: is the author of the book, which you can find
37:14
Speaker 3: at americaoutloud.news. Go in the shop there and you will
37:17
Speaker 3: find that book there and you can buy it.
37:19
Speaker 4: Please do.
37:20
Speaker 3: It's also available on Amazon and other places as well.
37:24
Speaker 3: Let's get this conversation going. Welcome back to the program.
37:26
Speaker 3: Glad to have you.
37:27
Speaker 2: Thanks, brother. What a glory to be a male or
37:30
Speaker 2: a female.
37:31
Speaker 3: Well, you know, that's why I wanted to talk to you,
37:33
Speaker 3: because as soon as Donald Trump and J.D. Vance get
37:36
Speaker 3: sworn in, almost a couple hours after it, they sign
37:40
Speaker 3: an executive order saying that there are two genders, and
37:43
Speaker 3: America will only do that. And they're rolling back DEI
37:46
Speaker 3: and all these other things. What were your thoughts as
37:49
Speaker 3: a former trans person, What are you thinking there when
37:53
Speaker 3: they come in and say there are only two genders?
37:55
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, I knew that was going to set
37:58
Speaker 2: off the fireworks and it didn't disappoint. There's the left,
38:03
Speaker 2: the transgender movement and allies are just just going nuts.
38:08
Speaker 2: And I frankly, it's kind of it's kind of nice
38:12
Speaker 2: to watch, I guess, you know, coming out of even
38:16
Speaker 2: the 30 years that I spent. pretending to be a woman,
38:20
Speaker 2: I was never part of that community. And 10 years ago,
38:24
Speaker 2: I saw what was going on and was totally against
38:29
Speaker 2: it all. That's before I was saved and then saw
38:34
Speaker 2: the truth and took steps to make the changes. But
38:38
Speaker 2: the thing that really got to me was their targeting
38:41
Speaker 2: of children.
38:44
Speaker 3: I think that's what you wanted to talk more about
38:45
Speaker 3: last time. And I have something here from J.K. Rowling.
38:49
Speaker 3: She is the author of Harry Potter, of course. And
38:53
Speaker 3: here's what she said, quote, a noisy part of the
38:57
Speaker 3: left still refuses to step outside their sex is a
39:00
Speaker 3: social construct bubble and acknowledge that their embrace of gender
39:08
Speaker 3: identity ideology has been a calamity. That's what she said.
39:13
Speaker 3: And she's saying that the left went too far. And
39:17
Speaker 3: I have gays and lesbian friends that have been on
39:20
Speaker 3: the program before in the past, and they've said the
39:22
Speaker 3: same thing. That was their fear that they were going
39:24
Speaker 3: to go too far. Has Donald Trump gone too far
39:27
Speaker 3: with this, two genders, in my opinion? he hasn't, but
39:31
Speaker 3: what's your opinion?
39:32
Speaker 2: It's not far enough, and it's just a start. As
39:36
Speaker 2: far as them going too far... I hear still today
39:42
Speaker 2: people saying, oh, we just want to live in peace.
39:45
Speaker 2: We just want to live ourselves, be our true selves
39:48
Speaker 2: and leave us alone. We don't want to cause any. Yeah,
39:51
Speaker 2: that's not true at all. If they hadn't targeted the
39:56
Speaker 2: children and started administering puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones, all
40:02
Speaker 2: very harmful, and doing mutilating surgeries, and then infiltrated women's
40:07
Speaker 2: restrooms and locker rooms and sports and stealing their medals
40:12
Speaker 2: and trophies and accolades and endorsements and beauty pageants even,
40:17
Speaker 2: if they hadn't infiltrated... government and started trying to enact
40:23
Speaker 2: legislation against pretty much everybody else for their thoughts, even.
40:31
Speaker 2: And they tried to change Title IX. If they hadn't
40:37
Speaker 2: done all of that, probably no one would have even
40:41
Speaker 2: given them a second look. Right. They bought themselves and
40:44
Speaker 2: went too far and they got only themselves to blame.
40:46
Speaker 3: Yeah, because we really don't care, do we? I don't
40:49
Speaker 3: personally care if you're a man and you want to
40:51
Speaker 3: dress like a woman. Have at it. It doesn't bother
40:54
Speaker 3: me a bit, really. But what does bother me is
41:01
Speaker 3: getting to our children. When you want to bring it
41:03
Speaker 3: to our children, and then we saw what happened three,
41:07
Speaker 3: four years ago in school board meetings where parents were
41:11
Speaker 3: being drug out of there and being arrested because they
41:14
Speaker 3: didn't want their daughters to go to a restroom with
41:17
Speaker 3: a male, and we even saw what happened during that.
41:21
Speaker 3: In Virginia, there was a guy that was a young
41:23
Speaker 3: man that raped a girl in the restroom in one school.
41:26
Speaker 3: He was moved to another, and no one said anything.
41:29
Speaker 3: They allowed him to do it again at another school,
41:31
Speaker 3: and that dad went bananas at a school board meeting,
41:35
Speaker 3: if you remember that. But I think when they've gone
41:38
Speaker 3: too far, that's the problem.
41:41
Speaker 4: And J.K.
41:42
Speaker 3: Rowling, just to finish up what she said, she said, quote,
41:45
Speaker 3: They were warned the right was capitalizing on their betrayal
41:50
Speaker 3: of women and girls. They didn't listen. And they just
41:54
Speaker 3: didn't listen, did they?
41:56
Speaker 2: No. And good for J.K. Rowling for speaking out. You know,
42:01
Speaker 2: it's kind of weird in that. Now, I'm not talking
42:06
Speaker 2: about transgenderism, but the transgender movement, as we know it today,
42:12
Speaker 2: really came out of feminism. They're the ones that birthed
42:16
Speaker 2: this movement. Feminism, you know, it's pretty much they wanted
42:21
Speaker 2: to rid themselves of men and take children out of
42:25
Speaker 2: the homes and have them raised by the government and
42:28
Speaker 2: trying to, and a lot of feminists are quoted as
42:31
Speaker 2: saying things like, all women ought to be lesbians. And
42:35
Speaker 2: it was just crazy. And now the men are oppressing
42:43
Speaker 2: women by pretending to be women.
42:46
Speaker 4: Yeah.
42:48
Speaker 2: And stealing all their wins and sports and various other,
42:52
Speaker 2: I mean, they're infiltrating everywhere, in prisons, women's prisons, women's shelters,
42:58
Speaker 2: that they just want to get into everywhere. And the
43:02
Speaker 2: weirdest part is that women, feminists, they still don't understand this,
43:07
Speaker 2: how this all came back on them. They created this.
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Speaker 3: You brought up Title IX a few minutes ago, And
43:15
Speaker 3: as I remember it, and I was fairly young then,
43:17
Speaker 3: I think you're a few years older than me, but
43:20
Speaker 3: it was the feminists that were on the front line
43:22
Speaker 3: of getting Title IX approved and passed back in 1979.
43:29
Speaker 3: And now the very movement that did that is destroying
43:33
Speaker 3: it by letting men play volleyball in college, and they're
43:36
Speaker 3: spiking the ball and hitting girls in the face.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and when Title IX started, it was a good thing, actually.
43:42
Speaker 2: It was only 37 words long. And it was well-written,
43:48
Speaker 2: and it was a good thing. And then during this
43:50
Speaker 2: last administration, the left, they tried and were almost successful
43:56
Speaker 2: in adding so much to Title IX. It was four
44:01
Speaker 2: times longer than my book. And if you misgendered somebody accidentally,
44:10
Speaker 2: you'd wind up going to jail or something. It was
44:12
Speaker 2: just crazy.
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Speaker 3: And Title IX, you said it was a good thing,
44:16
Speaker 3: and it was a good thing. And I've talked about
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Speaker 3: it before on the show. It did great things for
44:21
Speaker 3: female athletes that didn't have scholarships. And it made scholarships
44:25
Speaker 3: in college equal to men, which opened up all kinds
44:29
Speaker 3: of opportunities. And now those very opportunities are being taken
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Speaker 3: by men that are coming in to take their scholarships
44:36
Speaker 3: and play their sports. And, you know, I just... I
44:42
Speaker 3: hope we're past this. Do you feel like we are?
44:45
Speaker 3: I kind of feel like November 5th was the beginning
44:50
Speaker 3: of the end for all of it. Now, I know
44:52
Speaker 3: it can come back, but I think what happens in
44:55
Speaker 3: the next couple of years is going to be very
44:58
Speaker 3: important to whether we can really snuff this.
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Speaker 4: Out or not.
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Speaker 2: Right. Well, what the president did yesterday to start now,
45:05
Speaker 2: it didn't really have anything to do specifically with with
45:09
Speaker 2: children in the transing of kids. That's going to take
45:13
Speaker 2: legislation and it's coming. In fact, well, for there's there's
45:18
Speaker 2: about 20 states that have already enacted legislation. laws banning
45:23
Speaker 2: transing kids. I never thought I'd be using trans as
45:27
Speaker 2: a verb. And Tennessee was a crucial state that did
45:33
Speaker 2: that last year. And you may be aware that once
45:38
Speaker 2: they did that, well, there was a lot of football.
45:41
Speaker 2: And it went to the Supreme Court. And just a
45:43
Speaker 2: few weeks ago, um that was argued in front of
45:46
Speaker 2: the uh in front of the supreme court and for
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Speaker 2: the other side an aclu attorney i think his name
45:54
Speaker 2: is uh her name was chase estrangeo she's a trans
45:58
Speaker 2: man she's passed her trying to pass herself off as
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Speaker 2: a man and i gotta tell you i mean looking
46:04
Speaker 2: at her you'd you probably would be fooled i mean
46:07
Speaker 2: it She looks like a man, but as soon as
46:10
Speaker 2: she opens her mouth, I mean, it's definitely a woman's voice.
46:15
Speaker 2: It sounds like a girl's voice.
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Speaker 3: Well, hey, you're pretty good on pronouns. I'm terrible at it.
46:19
Speaker 3: But you called her she, which I'm sure that's what
46:23
Speaker 3: she would want to be called.
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Speaker 4: But go ahead. I'm sorry I interrupted you.
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Speaker 2: You know, he argued in front of the Supreme Court,
46:30
Speaker 2: and he actually had to admit that– puberty blockers were
46:40
Speaker 2: harmful to kids. Because that was one of the points
46:44
Speaker 2: that the left was making, that puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones,
46:47
Speaker 2: they're just pausing puberty. They're reversible. They're just no harm,
46:53
Speaker 2: which is a complete lie, complete lie. But he actually
46:56
Speaker 2: had to admit, based on the questions that the justices
47:00
Speaker 2: were asking, he had to admit that, yes, puberty blockers
47:04
Speaker 2: are harmful to kids. He had to concede on about
47:06
Speaker 2: three other points, too, that the transgender movement has been pushing.
47:11
Speaker 2: And like I said, they're just complete lies. They got destroyed.
47:14
Speaker 2: So hopefully in the spring, the Supreme Court will come
47:17
Speaker 2: back and rule appropriately.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, maybe in June we'll get an answer on that.
47:22
Speaker 3: And between now and then, maybe we can get some
47:24
Speaker 3: legislation going on in the Republican House and the Senate
47:28
Speaker 3: and then passed on to Donald Trump to sign into law.
47:31
Speaker 3: Another thing I want to talk to you about is
47:33
Speaker 3: the prayer service that took place on Tuesday at the
47:36
Speaker 3: National Cathedral. Trump, Vance, and their families attended it. It's
47:42
Speaker 3: a tradition right after an inauguration. But in this, the
47:47
Speaker 3: bishop's sermon, Mary Ann Edgar Buddy, I guess is her name,
47:53
Speaker 3: it made them very uncomfortable, and here's what she said. Quote,
47:57
Speaker 3: there are gay, lesbian, and transgender children in Democratic, Republican,
48:02
Speaker 3: and independent families. Some fear for their lives, she said.
48:09
Speaker 3: That would make me uncomfortable. It made them uncomfortable. Is
48:12
Speaker 3: there any truth whatsoever in that statement that that bishop
48:16
Speaker 3: made in this church service?
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Speaker 2: Well, first of all, there's no such thing as a
48:23
Speaker 2: female bishop. I'll just say it. I said it. You
48:27
Speaker 2: don't have to say it. Put it on me. I
48:28
Speaker 2: said it. She... If I had been there, I just
48:33
Speaker 2: would have got up and walked out. She was just
48:36
Speaker 2: speaking total garbage. Nothing what she said was biblical. When
48:43
Speaker 2: she said that, yes, there are some people that fear
48:45
Speaker 2: for their lives, they're just caught up in their own victimhood.
48:50
Speaker 2: There's no real basis for them to fear for their lives.
48:55
Speaker 2: It's all just made up. They just want to be victims.
48:57
Speaker 2: They just want to cause a scene.
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Speaker 3: Has that ever happened before? I mean, has a transgender
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Speaker 3: person ever been just killed because they were transgender and
49:06
Speaker 3: no other reason?
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Speaker 2: No. A couple of years ago, President Biden was going
49:11
Speaker 2: on about what was it, Trans Day of yeah recognition
49:16
Speaker 2: and the the human rights campaign the hrc they were
49:19
Speaker 2: claiming that 26 trans people were killed that year, just
49:24
Speaker 2: simply for being themselves, Biden said, just simply for being transgender.
49:30
Speaker 2: And if you go to their website, you can see
49:32
Speaker 2: all 26 listed, but there's no substantial information on how
49:37
Speaker 2: they died. It's just on, oh, so-and-so was into music
49:42
Speaker 2: and she was an inspiration and whatever. I actually went
49:46
Speaker 2: back and did the work and looked them all up
49:48
Speaker 2: and found all the information. Not a single one of
49:51
Speaker 2: them was killed because they were trans. One was in
49:53
Speaker 2: a bar, and a bar fight broke out. I can't
49:57
Speaker 2: remember if it was male or female. I got caught
49:59
Speaker 2: up in it. The fight moved outside, and... He or
50:03
Speaker 2: she got pushed into the road and was hit by
50:05
Speaker 2: a car. One was killed while committing a crime. He
50:12
Speaker 2: was trying to kill a security guard with a fire extinguisher,
50:15
Speaker 2: beating him over the head, and he got shot. Every
50:18
Speaker 2: single case was like that. There was not a single
50:21
Speaker 2: case where somebody was killed simply because they were transgender. So, again,
50:25
Speaker 2: they're just lying.
50:26
Speaker 3: Yeah, the Reverend Bishop is lying. Here's another one for you.
50:29
Speaker 3: Let's talk about this for a second. Quote, and the
50:33
Speaker 3: people who pick our crops, clean our office buildings, labor
50:37
Speaker 3: in poultry farms and meat packing plants, who wash the
50:41
Speaker 3: dishes after we eat at restaurants and work the night
50:45
Speaker 3: shifts at hospitals, they may not be citizens or have
50:48
Speaker 3: the proper documentation, but the vast majority of immigrants are
50:52
Speaker 3: not criminals. And this is the person delivering the sermon
50:57
Speaker 3: for Donald Trump and J.D.
50:58
Speaker 1: Vance.
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Speaker 3: The exact opposite of his campaign, what he ran on,
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Speaker 3: and what the American people voted for. Even this bishop
51:07
Speaker 3: is tone deaf like the Democrats.
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Speaker 2: Well, yeah, I mean, if somebody is here illegally, they
51:13
Speaker 2: are by definition criminals. Simple as that. So, again, she's
51:17
Speaker 2: just lying.
51:19
Speaker 3: And I guess it's just being in the pulpit, the
51:23
Speaker 3: bully pulpit there with, you know, this Reverend Bishop Marianne
51:27
Speaker 3: Edgar Budd is her name. Using that time, instead of
51:32
Speaker 3: talking about unity, she wants to pick out the gay, lesbian,
51:37
Speaker 3: transgender movement and illegal immigrants, which the American people have
51:41
Speaker 3: spoken loudly and clearly about. And again, she's just another
51:46
Speaker 3: one that is tone deaf. She's not wanting to hear it.
51:51
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's nothing reverent about her at all.
51:54
Speaker 3: Nothing whatsoever. Hey, let me give you a chance to
51:56
Speaker 3: sell some books here. How is your book doing? Are
51:59
Speaker 3: you selling a few?
52:01
Speaker 2: Yes, I'm selling a few, but let's sell more.
52:04
Speaker 3: Okay, well, tell everybody the name of it again and,
52:08
Speaker 3: of course, where they can go find it.
52:10
Speaker 2: It's not man enough to be a woman. And it's
52:13
Speaker 2: about my life being transgender for 30 years. It's a
52:16
Speaker 2: father-son story of love and hate, 23-year estrangement and a
52:21
Speaker 2: deathbed reconciliation. It's a love story of my family. And
52:25
Speaker 2: I'm really speaking out about the transgender movement, especially how
52:28
Speaker 2: they're targeting children with all their lies and secret intentions.
52:33
Speaker 2: And you can find it on Amazon, Barnes & Noble,
52:36
Speaker 2: and several other platforms.
52:38
Speaker 3: We also have it in the store here at americaoutloud.news.
52:41
Speaker 3: His name is William Allen. He is the author of
52:45
Speaker 3: that book. It's a great book. I encourage you to
52:47
Speaker 3: get it and look at it. How much of that
52:49
Speaker 3: book do you dedicate to what we've been talking about
52:52
Speaker 3: here with the trans movement and the kids?
52:56
Speaker 2: Well, the whole last three chapters, which are probably the
52:59
Speaker 2: biggest chapters, are dedicated to speaking out about the history
53:04
Speaker 2: of it and right starting with the feminism and leading
53:09
Speaker 2: up into things like Drag Queen Story Hour and the
53:12
Speaker 2: whole transgender movement and really how they came after the kids.
53:15
Speaker 2: And I've got... I've got the receipts, as the kids
53:20
Speaker 2: say today. It's all in there, yeah.
53:24
Speaker 3: Well, William, I thank you for coming on the program again.
53:27
Speaker 3: I thank you for your book and the work that
53:29
Speaker 3: you're doing to shine a light on this from a
53:32
Speaker 3: perspective that really no one else can give, I don't believe,
53:36
Speaker 3: in this entire country. Someone that went from a boy
53:40
Speaker 3: to a woman who lived his life as a woman
53:43
Speaker 3: for 30 years, only to transition back to a man...
53:47
Speaker 3: And now you have a different perspective on all of this.
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Speaker 3: So thank you so much for coming.
53:52
Speaker 1: On the program.
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Speaker 2: Thanks, Booker, for having me. And people can look me
53:56
Speaker 2: up on Twitter as well, at William Allen, WMAllen2024.
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