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8/24/26 -- Dan Ball W/ Dr. Walid Phares, Sid Miller, Curtis Houck, Chad Caton & David Tangipa, Nancy Hogshead. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America tonight, journalism under attack in California.
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Speaker 1: This as Governor Newsom signs the Nick Shirley Act into law,
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Speaker 1: protecting fraudsters and punishing citizen journalists. We're going to tell
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Speaker 1: you all about this one as we lead off tonight. Plus,
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Speaker 1: speaking of journalism, we're going to dive into the mainstream
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Speaker 1: media's obsession over the past week with our good friend
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Speaker 1: Natalie Hart, who used to work right here at One
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Speaker 1: America News and now is a senior advisor and assistant
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Speaker 1: to President Trump. So why did they attack her for
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Speaker 1: hours last week instead of covering real stories? And the
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Speaker 1: Trump administration announces a massive new round of economic sanctions
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Speaker 1: against Iran. This as the conflict now is reaching a
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Speaker 1: pivotal point. I'm Dan Ball, and Real America starts right now.
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Speaker 1: Good Monday evening to you folks. We begin in California.
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Speaker 1: You know how liberals always say, as goes California, goes
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Speaker 1: the nation. Well, that's not always true. Let's hope it's
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Speaker 1: not with our top story tonight. We begin with the
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Speaker 1: unprecedented attack on journalism, specifically journalism.
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Speaker 2: In California. Now, why am I bringing this up?
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Speaker 1: Well, because as we speak, there is a full scale
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Speaker 1: war against independent journalists.
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Speaker 2: How do I know this?
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Speaker 1: Because Democrats proposed a bill named after an independent journalist
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Speaker 1: that we featured on this show. And then Gavin Newsom
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Speaker 1: just signed it into law over the weekend. And let
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Speaker 1: me tell you, as somebody who has made a career
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Speaker 1: since he was 18 for 34 years, in television and journalism,
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Speaker 1: the founding fathers are rolling over in their graves. There's
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Speaker 1: a reason they put free speech and freedom of the
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Speaker 1: press first, because you're not supposed to mess with it, Democrats.
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Speaker 2: Maybe you haven't heard of that.
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Speaker 1: Over the weekend, Gavin Newsom signed the Stop Nick Shirley
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Speaker 1: Act into law. Now, in layman's terms here, folks, it
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Speaker 1: effectively protects suspected fraudsters and any scrutiny from independent journalists
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Speaker 1: of them.
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Speaker 2: Now, why would they want to do that? The bill
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Speaker 2: originally proposed by, wait for it, Mia Bonta. Who's Mia Bonta?
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Speaker 1: Well, she's a California legislator, but she's also the wife
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Speaker 1: of the California Attorney.
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Speaker 2: General Rob Bonta. Oh, now I see.
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Speaker 1: So anyway, this law will shield immigration support and service
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Speaker 1: providers from any scrutiny, which pretty means it's going to
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Speaker 1: be really hard to investigate their operations. You've seen what
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Speaker 1: Cam Higbee and Chad Caton and Nick Shirley and Nick Sorter,
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Speaker 1: all the independent reporters we've had on this show for
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Speaker 1: the last five, six years, what they do, right? They
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Speaker 1: go out and they knock on doors. They apply for
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Speaker 1: FOIA requests and get data. And then they compare the
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Speaker 1: real data and facts with what they find out in
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Speaker 1: the field, and they bring it to you. What's wrong
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Speaker 1: with that? Hey, you're running a childcare center, and it
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Speaker 1: says you have 300 kids. Although we've been sitting outside
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Speaker 1: for a week, we've only seen 20 kids go in.
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Speaker 1: Are you defrauding the taxpayer? And the mic goes in
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Speaker 1: the face.
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Speaker 2: What's wrong with that? It's called accountability. But now you
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Speaker 2: can't do it.
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Speaker 1: Because if you go out and you knock on that
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Speaker 1: door and you badger them, and then you post it online, oh,
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Speaker 1: The Nick Shirley Act's going to come get you. Because now,
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Speaker 1: independent journalists in this state, in California where I live,
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Speaker 1: you could be fined $ 1, 000 up to $ 10, 000.
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Speaker 2: If you don't comply.
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Speaker 1: Again, all this hysteria is over what Nick Shirley started
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Speaker 1: over in Minnesota, remember? Then he came to California. He
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Speaker 1: went to New York. He went to Chicago. What did
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Speaker 1: he expose? He exposed multi-billion dollar fraud schemes in those states.
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Speaker 1: Remember the learning or leering centers, the childcare centers, Medicaid, Medicare,
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Speaker 1: all this fraudulent crap he's been uncovering for now well
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Speaker 1: over a year. He was down here in San Diego
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Speaker 1: where I live. He was in Los Angeles. He was
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Speaker 1: San Francisco exposing. And now the Newsom regime is trying
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Speaker 1: to shut him and other independent journalists down with this
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Speaker 1: ridiculous law.
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Speaker 3: They want to make it harder for those to expose
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Speaker 3: fraud to be able to go out and expose fraud.
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Speaker 3: They're actually going to penalize you if you go out
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Speaker 3: and do it. They're going to protect immigration support service
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Speaker 3: providers over legal taxpayers here inside the United States. That's
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Speaker 3: how twisted this bill is right now.
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Speaker 1: Joining us now to weigh in on this new bill,
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Speaker 1: the Nick Shirley Act, independent journalist, founder of Operation Free Nation,
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Speaker 1: our friend Chad Caton, I can already tell by his smile,
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Speaker 1: he's got a lot to say on this one. And
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Speaker 1: to chime in, and I give this guy lots of credit,
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Speaker 1: he's one of the few Republicans left in Sacramento, California,
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Speaker 1: California State Assemblyman for the 8th District, David Tangipa. Gentlemen,
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Speaker 1: thanks for coming on. Let me begin with the independent
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Speaker 1: journalist first and get his reaction before I come to you,
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Speaker 1: Assemblyman Chad.
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Speaker 2: You know Nick, you know Cam.
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Speaker 1: Nick Sorter, all these guys, you guys have been out
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Speaker 1: there doing great work for the last year and a half,
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Speaker 1: banging on doors, proving that our money is being wasted
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Speaker 1: fraudulently thanks to these Democrat schemes, that's what I'll call them,
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Speaker 1: whether it's the learning centers or the Medicaid or the
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Speaker 1: autism centers, you name it. Your reaction when you heard
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Speaker 1: that Gavin Newsom signed this ridiculous bill into law this weekend, Chad?
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Speaker 4: Well, as a former Navy Seabee, I found that we
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Speaker 4: have lost California without our good friend David and a
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Speaker 4: couple other folks out there. We have a problem, NASA
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Speaker 4: or Houston.
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Speaker 2: We've got a huge.
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Speaker 4: Problem in California. And for this very petty, petty, petty
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Speaker 4: law that they're trying to pat or they have passed
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Speaker 4: has huge implications. to something where a 25-year-old young man
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Speaker 4: went out there and exposed them for exactly who they were,
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Speaker 4: that they have to go to Sacramento to put out
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Speaker 4: a law This is nuts.
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Speaker 2: This is absolutely crazy.
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Speaker 4: Legitimate communism to the point where the chief of staff
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Speaker 4: of the assembly was talking about his mail appendage of
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Speaker 4: Nick Shirley, who's 25 years old. This young man is
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Speaker 4: doing God's work, and here we are trying to make
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Speaker 4: what he does illegal when he is the one that's
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Speaker 4: exposing the illegal stuff.
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Speaker 2: Make that make sense, Dan.
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Speaker 1: That's what Democrats do, Chad.
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Speaker 2: Let me go to the Assemblyman. Your reaction.
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Speaker 1: I'm sure you guys tried to fight this bill going through.
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Speaker 1: I'd like you to weigh in on it, its legalities,
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Speaker 1: because I got to hope somebody sues over this and
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Speaker 1: it goes to the California Supreme Court and it gets
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Speaker 1: tossed out.
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Speaker 2: I want your.
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Speaker 1: Opinion of the bill, but also who brought it up?
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Speaker 1: Because I find it very peculiar and suspicious that the
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Speaker 1: Attorney General's wife is the one that wrote this bill.
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Speaker 5: David?
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Speaker 6: So it's a big thing that we are trying to
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Speaker 6: get people to understand that what's happening in California is
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Speaker 6: what we refer to as cheating fair and square. And
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Speaker 6: because they have a super majority in this state, you
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Speaker 6: just change the rules and therefore you don't break rules anymore.
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Speaker 6: You make things not illegal and therefore it's no longer
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Speaker 6: a crime.
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Speaker 2: That is what you see.
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Speaker 6: They've done that and we all know that it's happening
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Speaker 6: with the sanctuary state laws. When the hell did the
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Speaker 6: states just get to say, I'm not following federal law
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Speaker 6: anymore and and you just make up your own rules.
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Speaker 6: They have now done that all the way down to
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Speaker 6: the details. Just ask yourself this simple question and the
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Speaker 6: facts that are out there. Do we know that there
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Speaker 6: is fraud that is happening in our government? Yes. Why
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Speaker 6: are there more bills going after the people reporting on
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Speaker 6: fraud than the actual fraud itself?
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Speaker 2: There you go. Here's the other fact.
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Speaker 6: Governor Newsom has solicited over $ 300 million to go to
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Speaker 6: nonprofits associated with his wife. The Attorney General, Rob Bonta,
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Speaker 6: has solicited over half a million dollars to go to
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Speaker 6: nonprofits associated with his wife. This bill, AB 2624, while
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Speaker 6: it does not name the word Nick Shirley in the bill,
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Speaker 6: it does protect the videotaping and posting of actual nonprofits,
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Speaker 6: and they're trying to hide the devil in the details.
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Speaker 6: This creates a private right of action against independent journalists.
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Speaker 6: And while they're saying it doesn't punish the individual, creating
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Speaker 6: something to sue an individual off of that is enough
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Speaker 6: of a hindrance to try to prevent people. And that's
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Speaker 6: exactly what they're doing in this playbook. We see what
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Speaker 6: they're doing when it comes to the Second Amendment. They
8:39
Speaker 6: make it 16 hours to get your own CCW instead
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Speaker 6: of the eight.
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Speaker 2: They take away the ability for the sheriff to actually
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Speaker 2: do it.
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Speaker 6: It is simply cheating fair and square, and the people
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Speaker 6: of California are being gaslit by the governor and all
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Speaker 6: of the staff.
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Speaker 2: David, you're on the same page as me. I always
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Speaker 2: say it.
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Speaker 1: That's how Democrats win. They change the rules. They're losing
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Speaker 1: at halftime. Act like it's a football game. They go
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Speaker 1: into the locker room. They pull the refs in. They
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Speaker 1: pay them off and say, we're just going to change
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Speaker 1: the rules. Then they come back out and win with
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Speaker 1: the new rules.
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Speaker 2: That's how they win. It's disgusting. What's wrong? It's disgusting.
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Speaker 1: Chad, you brought this up, so I got to show
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Speaker 1: the video. And David, you probably know this clown's name.
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Speaker 1: So this disgusting individual is the comms director, communications director
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Speaker 1: of for the Democrats in the California State Assembly. While
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Speaker 1: Nick Shirley was up in Sacramento last week talking about
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Speaker 1: this ridiculous bill that they're coming after him for, this
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Speaker 1: clown comes out of the State House and starts attacking
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Speaker 1: him and talking about his penis?
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Speaker 2: Did you guys hear that Nick Shirley has a small penis, allegedly?
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Speaker 3: Wow, that's so adult of you.
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Speaker 2: Did you hear about this?
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Speaker 3: You would never see it.
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Speaker 2: Well, I don't know. This is what they're reporting. Have
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Speaker 2: you seen this?
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Speaker 3: Well, the reports are wrong.
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Speaker 2: Well, we don't know. Prove me wrong.
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Speaker 3: No, I don't do that.
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Speaker 2: Prove me wrong. It was good enough for Charlie Kirk.
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Speaker 2: Prove me wrong.
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Speaker 6: You don't want to do that.
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Speaker 7: Well, if you consent.
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Speaker 2: I mean, we are in California.
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Speaker 3: They do support pedophiles.
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Speaker 1: So evidently, this clown's the chief of staff for the
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Speaker 1: Democrat Party. Evidently, just listening to him, sounds like he
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Speaker 1: likes talking about penises. Who the hell would do that? Like,
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Speaker 1: I'll let David weigh in first. Then, Chad, I'm sure
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Speaker 1: if he had come up on you with that stuff,
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Speaker 1: he'd have probably got a fistful of knuckles.
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Speaker 2: Anyway, David.
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Speaker 6: Well, I think what it really exposed is you would
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Speaker 6: expect a level of decorum and professionalism to come out
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Speaker 6: of the richest state and the richest country in the
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Speaker 6: history of the world and those who actually work in
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Speaker 6: this building. But I think this just proves why there's
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Speaker 6: an issue in this state. People don't take us seriously.
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Speaker 6: because they shouldn't. I mean, the fact that the one
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Speaker 6: of a high ranking members in the legislature and the
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Speaker 6: chief of staff for an individual, he's not the chief
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Speaker 6: of staff for the legislature, for the assembly. He's actually
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Speaker 6: a chief of staff for a member. And but that
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Speaker 6: he would use one state resources to talk about the
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Speaker 6: mail appendage and for simply to say it to to say,
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Speaker 6: prove me wrong on that part. Like, is nobody else
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Speaker 6: thinking that the only way to do that is you're
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Speaker 6: asking the man to expose himself? I mean, I'm the
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Speaker 6: youngest member here in the legislature, and it often feels
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Speaker 6: like I have to be the adult.
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Speaker 2: In the room. It's so crazy. Yeah, that guy's sick.
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Speaker 2: By the way, got his name, Terry Shands.
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Speaker 1: Terry Shands, chief of staff for the Democrat Party for
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Speaker 1: the California Assembly.
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Speaker 2: Terry Shands.
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Speaker 1: I always like doxing people that deserve it. Chad, I'll
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Speaker 1: give you one more to you, and then we'll end
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Speaker 1: with David because I had one more question for him
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Speaker 1: on some California stuff. Will this new rule scare you away.
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Speaker 2: Chad, from going and digging and finding fraud?
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Speaker 4: California's a long way from South Carolina. I got a
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Speaker 4: little Senate runoff right now we're dealing with. But I'm
11:39
Speaker 4: thinking I'm going to go out there and check out
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Speaker 4: the sandy beaches of California and see if I can't
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Speaker 4: find me some fraud.
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Speaker 1: If you come out, I'll go with you. I'd like
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Speaker 1: to see him try and sue me. I've been a
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Speaker 1: journalist for 33 years.
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Speaker 4: I would love to take it to the Supreme Court,
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Speaker 4: and I'd love to body Gavin Newsom and teach him
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Speaker 4: a lesson.
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Speaker 2: This is how we need to do it.
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Speaker 4: We need to go out there and push back, and
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Speaker 4: we need to push back in the right way, in
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Speaker 4: the fair way, and show the American people and the
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Speaker 4: world that California is not Sodom and Gomorrah, and we're
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Speaker 4: going to save it.
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Speaker 2: There you go. Chad Caton, independent journalist. David, hang tight.
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Speaker 2: Got one more for you. Mr.
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Speaker 1: Newsom just announced he's hired a defense attorney because him
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Speaker 1: and his wife are currently under federal probe. I just
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Speaker 1: wanted you to weigh in on that.
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Speaker 8: Well, there's been a.
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Speaker 6: Lot of smoke up here about his chief of staff
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Speaker 6: was convicted for corruption. The Xavier Becerra, who's a potential
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Speaker 6: next governor of California, chief of staff was convicted of corruption.
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Speaker 6: It is a fact that $ 300 million he directed towards
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Speaker 6: nonprofits associated with his wife. So if there's smoke, there
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Speaker 6: is fire. And I think when the chief of staff
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Speaker 6: took a plea deal, from 20 years of being convicted
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Speaker 6: down to two, that means there's a whale out there.
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Speaker 6: And we haven't even found the whale yet. And it
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Speaker 6: seems like he's gearing up because he needs to protect himself.
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Speaker 6: And here's the big part, too, is all these participation
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Speaker 6: trophies politicians need to be held accountable. And the only
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Speaker 6: way they've gotten away with it is nobody has punched
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Speaker 6: them back in the face. So I encourage the journalists
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Speaker 6: out there to go and sue, ask questions, do your job,
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Speaker 6: because they hate exposure and sunlight, and we need you.
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Speaker 1: Yep, and I'll end it with this. I just happened
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Speaker 1: to acquire Governor Newsom's number today. I left him a voicemail,
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Speaker 1: and I text him, Mr. Newsom, you have an open
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Speaker 1: invitation to come on this program. You've loved trash-talking OAN
13:28
Speaker 1: before when people have asked you about us. So, we'll
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Speaker 1: adhere to any ridiculous terms you got. I'll keep it
13:34
Speaker 1: very civil and cordial. But you're invited to come on
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Speaker 1: this program and answer some questions, not just about the
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Speaker 1: Nick Shirley Act, but a lot of questions that Californians have,
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Speaker 1: especially since we know you're going to run for president
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Speaker 1: that the country wants answers to.
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Speaker 2: So, Mr. Newsom, the microphone's yours whenever you'd like it.
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Speaker 2: If he's not in prison. Thank you. If he's not
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Speaker 2: in prison. Thank you, guys. Appreciate you. I can't wait
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Speaker 2: for him to run.
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Speaker 4: I cannot wait.
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Speaker 2: Take care, guys. Thank you.
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Speaker 1: All right, coming up after the break, Curtis Hawk from
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Speaker 1: MRC Newsbusters is going to be here to join us
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Speaker 1: to talk about how the mainstream media is going after
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Speaker 1: one of our former colleagues, Natalie Harp, who's now a
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Speaker 1: senior advisor to President Trump. I don't know if you
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Speaker 1: were watching last week, but they spent hours trashing our
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Speaker 1: good friend Natalie.
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Speaker 2: We'll weigh in on that.
14:16
Speaker 1: Plus, the Trump administration slapping a massive new round of
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Speaker 1: sanctions on Iran. Former foreign policy advisor to President Trump, Dr.
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Speaker 2: Waleed Fariz.
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Speaker 1: We'll discuss that one. And then a bit later in
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14:28
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15:16
Speaker 2: Natalie Harp. Natalie Harp. Natalie Harp. Natalie Harp. Natalie Harp.
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Speaker 1: Sticking with journalism, like in our last block, we talked
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Speaker 1: about how Democrats want to attack independent, free-thinking journalists who
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Speaker 1: want to nail them for their fraud, whether it be
15:33
Speaker 1: in elections or with learning centers or Medicaid, Medicare, you
15:37
Speaker 1: name it, right? So that's one way that liberals and Democrats.
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Speaker 2: Use the mainstream media.
15:42
Speaker 1: Another way they use them to cover their butts is
15:46
Speaker 1: by distracting you. So let's talk about how the mainstream media,
15:51
Speaker 1: these pathological liars, last week ran literally five days of
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Speaker 1: a smear campaign against President Trump's aide and former One
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Speaker 1: America News talk show host and a friend of ours
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Speaker 1: on this program, Natalie Harp.
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Speaker 2: Instead of covering real.
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Speaker 1: Issues like, oh, I don't know, the economy, crime in
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Speaker 1: the streets, the border and immigration, the conflict with Iran,
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Speaker 1: you know, serious issues that Americans want to hear about,
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Speaker 1: the midterms coming up, the education of their children.
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Speaker 2: Oh, no, no, no, no, no. How about the socialist
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Speaker 2: takeover of the Democrat Party? That'd be a good one
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Speaker 2: to cover. No, no, no.
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Speaker 1: The fake news, as we just showed you in that
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Speaker 1: montage of clips at the beginning of this segment, decided
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Speaker 1: to spend maybe not hours on end, but definitely a
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Speaker 1: lot of time last week talking about our friend Natalie
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Speaker 1: Harp and how they're going to expose some big controversy
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Speaker 1: within the Trump administration between 47 and Natalie.
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Speaker 2: Really? Again, all week long.
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Speaker 1: There was wall-to-wall coverage about Natalie and her career. And
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Speaker 1: let me tell you, being in this industry 30, almost
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Speaker 1: four years now, this was some of the most dishonest
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Speaker 1: and deceitful reporting by so-called journalists I've ever seen. And
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Speaker 1: let me tell you, they've done some pretty nasty things
17:13
Speaker 1: to President Trump over 10 years. So if I say that,
17:16
Speaker 1: you know it was bad. Worse yet, the catalyst for
17:18
Speaker 1: last week's fake news frenzy was what? that plane swap
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Speaker 1: in Turkey. That's how it all started. And then you
17:26
Speaker 1: have to interject an idiot senator.
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Speaker 2: I'll get there.
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Speaker 1: So let me set it up for you on why
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Speaker 1: you see all these headlines and you just witnessed all
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Speaker 1: those clips saying Natalie's name. Nearly two months ago, President Trump, again,
17:39
Speaker 1: at the behest, at the demand of Secret Service, covertly
17:43
Speaker 1: switched from Air Force One to a smaller plane in
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Speaker 1: Turkey following that NATO summit due to real concerns they
17:51
Speaker 1: were telling the president about a possible attack from Iran.
17:56
Speaker 1: And Harp, along with, I think, two or three other people,
17:59
Speaker 1: went with the president when they switched planes. This was
18:03
Speaker 1: nothing more than a security measure. And Natalie, being someone
18:08
Speaker 1: who helps him with all of his exes and tweets
18:10
Speaker 1: and Facebook and Instagram posts and everything else, goes with
18:13
Speaker 1: the president. Yet the fake news media decided we better
18:16
Speaker 1: target HAARP. And they dedicated so much time last week.
18:21
Speaker 1: And then Democrats joined in and attacked her as well.
18:26
Speaker 1: Like a Georgia senator named John Ossoff, or what was
18:30
Speaker 1: Trump calling him last week? Oh yeah, Pee Wee Herman, anyway.
18:35
Speaker 3: He wants to build his ballroom and travel with Natalie
18:38
Speaker 3: on their apparently defenseless flying palace gifted by the Emir
18:41
Speaker 3: of Qatar.
18:42
Speaker 7: So there you go.
18:44
Speaker 4: Ossoff says what he.
18:45
Speaker 7: Says about Natalie.
19:04
Speaker 1: After it was revealed, she switched planes with Trump again,
19:07
Speaker 1: along with like two or three other aides. So Ossoff
19:10
Speaker 1: out there spewing lies and propaganda. Once again, he's wrong,
19:15
Speaker 1: just like the mainstream media. If you're going to attack
19:18
Speaker 1: Natalie's character, you better have some good character yourself, Mr.
19:22
Speaker 2: Ossoff. You see, I worked with this woman. We know
19:26
Speaker 2: what drives her.
19:28
Speaker 1: We know that she's dedicated, dedicated not only to President Trump,
19:31
Speaker 1: but this nation. Matter of fact, before she even started here,
19:36
Speaker 1: I used to have her on this program to talk
19:38
Speaker 1: about different things, why she was so supportive of the
19:40
Speaker 1: MAGA movement and President Donald Trump himself. Natalie, thank you
19:45
Speaker 1: so much for joining us.
19:46
Speaker 2: How are you doing?
19:48
Speaker 9: Great to be with you.
19:49
Speaker 3: Tomorrow's gonna be a magnificent day for America.
19:51
Speaker 8: We're excited.
19:54
Speaker 2: That's the first time I think I've heard that one.
19:55
Speaker 2: It's gonna be a what kind of day? Magnificent. Magnificent day.
20:00
Speaker 1: Joining us now to review the disgusting behavior, not only
20:05
Speaker 1: by Senator Ossoff, but by 99.9% of the mainstream media
20:09
Speaker 1: last week who dedicated hours to trash-talking a patriot, a
20:14
Speaker 1: dedicated employee, someone who has no eyes for the president
20:19
Speaker 1: in the manner they're trying to portray it as. She
20:21
Speaker 1: is just dedicated for a reason. She truly believes the
20:25
Speaker 1: president saved her life. You remember in his first term,
20:28
Speaker 1: he did what? He allowed the right to try. She
20:32
Speaker 1: had a deathly illness. She took an experimental drug. It
20:38
Speaker 1: saved her.
20:39
Speaker 2: And now she's dedicated to Trump. What's wrong with that?
20:42
Speaker 2: Joining me now to weigh in on all this, he's
20:43
Speaker 2: a managing editor at Newsbusters. Curtis Hawk, back on the program.
20:47
Speaker 1: Curtis, I don't know if you know Natalie personally. My
20:49
Speaker 1: team and I, my wife and I, we do. As
20:51
Speaker 1: a matter of fact, I was just texting her last
20:52
Speaker 1: week when all this crap was going down. And she's
20:54
Speaker 1: staying strong. She thinks it's ridiculous. And I don't think
20:58
Speaker 1: the president cares either. I think they think this is
21:00
Speaker 1: all ridiculous. And I wasn't even going to touch on it.
21:02
Speaker 1: But I talked about it with my wife for the weekend.
21:04
Speaker 1: And I said, you know, a full week dedicated to
21:06
Speaker 1: trashing one of our friends. I think we can do
21:08
Speaker 1: one segment and call bullshit when we see it. And
21:12
Speaker 1: let's call out the mainstream media and Senator Ossoff for
21:14
Speaker 1: trying to make something when there's nothing there. A dedicated
21:18
Speaker 1: patriot to the president and the country, period.
21:21
Speaker 2: Curtis? Right.
21:23
Speaker 10: OK, so let's work on a few things here. Number one,
21:26
Speaker 10: as you point out correctly, she's not like a cabinet
21:29
Speaker 10: secretary or the press secretary or even the chief of staff.
21:32
Speaker 10: So public forward facing aides to the president. OK, not
21:36
Speaker 10: that any of this is fair to begin with, but,
21:38
Speaker 10: you know, people get asked all kinds of questions, personal
21:41
Speaker 10: and professional questions, cabinet secretaries, Caroline Levitt, Susie Wiles, etc.,
21:46
Speaker 10: But she's not, she's not. She is a mostly private
21:50
Speaker 10: aide to the president, obviously working on our dime, but
21:52
Speaker 10: she's working in the background for the president, a trusted aide,
21:57
Speaker 10: loyal to the president. Okay, so that's the first thing.
21:59
Speaker 10: The second thing is, you kind of talked about things
22:02
Speaker 10: like fraud being biased by omission. That's one form of bias.
22:05
Speaker 10: Another form of bias is the double standard. And smears
22:09
Speaker 10: that we see, and that's where this comes in, this story.
22:13
Speaker 10: If you thought a Democrat president, this would be said,
22:16
Speaker 10: I think the media would excoriate you, and rightfully so.
22:19
Speaker 10: If I made something about, oh, President Hillary Clinton just
22:21
Speaker 10: wants to travel the world with Huma Abedin, her buddy, then,
22:25
Speaker 10: you know, they'd say all kinds of things about me
22:28
Speaker 10: or anyone who would say that. But because it was
22:31
Speaker 10: said about President Trump, they don't care. And then finally, Dan, personally.
22:34
Speaker 10: I do know Natalie for a few years. In fact,
22:38
Speaker 10: when she did have her show at this network, I
22:40
Speaker 10: had a weekly hit with her. I briefly started to
22:44
Speaker 10: have a weekly hit in the person who had the
22:45
Speaker 10: slot before her, but when she came on, she and
22:48
Speaker 10: her team, they could have decided to not have me
22:51
Speaker 10: on They could have decided not to carry over my
22:53
Speaker 10: weekly block, talking about the media, worst media bias of
22:56
Speaker 10: the week. But she chose to keep me on. And
22:58
Speaker 10: that was my first consistent hit. And you know this too, Dan,
23:01
Speaker 10: to get good in television, yes, you have to have
23:04
Speaker 10: natural talent, but it requires a lot of reps. And
23:07
Speaker 10: without those reps with Natalie for years and her friendship
23:10
Speaker 10: on that front, I don't think I would be anywhere
23:12
Speaker 10: near where I am today. So I will always be
23:15
Speaker 10: thankful to her for her loyalty on that. And she's
23:18
Speaker 10: showing that same loyalty to President Trump. And it's clear
23:21
Speaker 10: she's shown that to you, your wife, and people at OANN.
23:24
Speaker 8: Yep.
23:25
Speaker 1: No, she's been a great, listen, she's a cancer survivor, right?
23:28
Speaker 1: And she truly believes that President Trump's EO during his
23:31
Speaker 1: first term for the right to try, she got to
23:34
Speaker 1: use different experimental drugs we weren't allowing back in 16
23:37
Speaker 1: or 17. And so she looks at President Trump as
23:40
Speaker 1: a person who helped to save her life. So why
23:43
Speaker 1: wouldn't you, if you're already in this political game and
23:45
Speaker 1: media game you and I are in, she's in, wouldn't
23:48
Speaker 1: you wanna say, hey, you know what, I could be dead,
23:50
Speaker 1: I'm gonna dedicate my life to helping the man who
23:53
Speaker 1: saved me, and then this great nation that he's trying
23:55
Speaker 1: to save, and that's it. And these letters somebody leaked out,
23:58
Speaker 1: if they're real or not, there's nothing sexual about them.
24:01
Speaker 1: I hate how the media and people are trying to like, oh, look,
24:03
Speaker 1: Melania's never around when Natalie's around, and it's like, you
24:06
Speaker 1: guys are such a-holes. Like, this is disgusting. This is
24:09
Speaker 1: a woman who had an illness.
24:11
Speaker 2: She got saved. by President Trump's EO.
24:15
Speaker 1: So then she decided, I'm going to dedicate my life currently,
24:19
Speaker 1: while he's in office, to helping him.
24:21
Speaker 2: When he's out of office, maybe she'll do something else.
24:22
Speaker 2: But right now, what's the big deal?
24:24
Speaker 1: If I got a death sentence tomorrow and I could
24:26
Speaker 1: point to one person and go, that person helped save me,
24:29
Speaker 1: you betcher you know what, I'd be helping.
24:30
Speaker 2: Them any way I could, wouldn't you?
24:32
Speaker 10: Yeah, you talk to people, Dan, that have gone through
24:35
Speaker 10: a traumatic experience like that, especially her at a very
24:38
Speaker 10: early age.
24:39
Speaker 2: Right.
24:39
Speaker 10: And you make it out the other side. I'm pretty
24:42
Speaker 10: sure you're going to do anything. I was going to say,
24:45
Speaker 10: and you're not really going to care what other people
24:47
Speaker 10: think about you. And so that's the way she's lived
24:50
Speaker 10: her life. So I wasn't entirely surprised about that. It'd
24:53
Speaker 10: be one thing if they talked about what does she
24:55
Speaker 10: do for the president and talk about her levels of
24:56
Speaker 10: loyalty about the president. But obviously, that's not what happened.
24:59
Speaker 10: The catering truck evolved into John Ossoff and his despicable smear.
25:03
Speaker 2: It's very clear.
25:03
Speaker 10: Georgia voters should be paying attention that with a remark
25:06
Speaker 10: like that about Natalie and the president flying on Air
25:09
Speaker 10: Force One, it's clear he's not focused on Georgia. He's
25:11
Speaker 10: focused on 2028. He's focused on CNN and MSNOW. So
25:16
Speaker 10: the personal there is just pure, it's disgusting to see
25:19
Speaker 10: the hundreds of times that CNN and MSNOW have gone
25:22
Speaker 10: to the mat. You know, it's one, Erin Burnett perhaps
25:26
Speaker 10: engaged in one of the most disgusting segments I've ever seen,
25:28
Speaker 10: bringing in her disgruntled brother. And that's the other thing about.
25:31
Speaker 2: Why she's so loyal to the president. That was disgusting.
25:33
Speaker 1: But Erin doesn't even know who she interviews most nights. Again,
25:36
Speaker 1: I hear, let me throw out some conjecture like they do.
25:40
Speaker 1: I hear she pops more pills and drinks more booze
25:42
Speaker 1: before her shift. than any host out there. That's what
25:45
Speaker 1: I hear.
25:45
Speaker 2: It's a rumor.
25:46
Speaker 1: I'm not sure if it's true or factual, but I'm
25:48
Speaker 1: just throwing it out there because I heard it in
25:50
Speaker 1: some newsroom chitter-chatter.
25:52
Speaker 2: Is that okay to say? Am I allowed to say that?
25:54
Speaker 9: No fact checkers.
25:55
Speaker 2: You know, it's so crazy about these networks.
25:58
Speaker 10: They can make all kinds of claims without ever having
26:01
Speaker 10: to be fact checked. PolitiFact will never go look at
26:04
Speaker 10: John Ossoff. Oh, he didn't mean what he means. Of course,
26:09
Speaker 10: we all know when he says travel the world with
26:11
Speaker 10: Natalie in their Air Force One, we all know what
26:15
Speaker 10: he's trying to convey here.
26:16
Speaker 2: Well, because they've got no policy, Curtis. We know that.
26:18
Speaker 2: Democrats have no policy.
26:19
Speaker 10: And Dan, it's the side of the left that believes women.
26:22
Speaker 10: that you're supposed to believe women and the power of
26:23
Speaker 10: feminism and all of these things. And yet they say
26:25
Speaker 10: things about Natalie. Yep.
26:27
Speaker 1: Well, again, anytime they have to hit Trump for some
26:30
Speaker 1: BS like this, it's because they have no policy to
26:33
Speaker 1: fall back on. So it's personal attacks on Trump. And
26:36
Speaker 1: if you're done attacking him, then you hit the people
26:38
Speaker 1: surrounding him. That's all the mainstream media and the Democrats
26:41
Speaker 1: have had for the last 10 years on him.
26:43
Speaker 2: That's all they've got. Curtis, thank you. Love what you
26:46
Speaker 2: guys do over at Newsbusters. Appreciate you. Have a good night.
26:49
Speaker 3: Thanks, Dan.
26:49
Speaker 8: Yep.
26:50
Speaker 1: President Trump sending a new wave of attacks on Iran,
26:53
Speaker 1: but this time it's not missiles.
26:55
Speaker 2: No, no, no.
26:56
Speaker 1: We're talking about sanction attacks. Former foreign policy advisor to
27:00
Speaker 1: President Trump, Dr. Waleed Fares will join us to weigh in.
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Speaker 7: We are launching an economic onslaught against Iran's financial connections
28:52
Speaker 7: around the globe.
28:53
Speaker 2: Our objective is to sever.
28:56
Speaker 7: Every economic lifeline that sustains this tyrannical regime until Tehran
29:02
Speaker 7: stands alone.
29:04
Speaker 2: Well, I hope this works.
29:05
Speaker 1: We're about six months into this conflict with Iran and
29:07
Speaker 1: the kinetic strikes, the actual blasting them to hell, it
29:11
Speaker 1: isn't working. So maybe if the Trump administration can inflict
29:16
Speaker 1: tons of economic pain, and maybe, maybe they'll get to
29:21
Speaker 1: the bargaining table. Again, this is all Operation Economic Outcast,
29:24
Speaker 1: as you heard from the Secretary, though. The new sanctions
29:26
Speaker 1: announced today by Treasury Secretary Scott Besant will economically isolate
29:30
Speaker 1: Iran by cutting off all their global financial connections, and
29:34
Speaker 1: they're encouraging any country out there, any banking institution, anybody,
29:38
Speaker 1: if you're working with the Iranian regime, stop it.
29:41
Speaker 2: Immediately or else.
29:43
Speaker 1: Nearly 60 entities, individuals, and vessels linked to Iran have
29:46
Speaker 1: already been sanctioned, and secondary sanctions against other critical sectors
29:50
Speaker 1: of their economy, like aviation and technology, are currently being
29:54
Speaker 1: expanded today. Now, Iran's trading partners face a simple choice.
29:58
Speaker 1: Ditch Iran or lose access to our U.S. financial systems.
30:04
Speaker 1: It's pretty much a big ultimatum, and hopefully this will work.
30:08
Speaker 2: Something's got to work.
30:09
Speaker 1: Joining us now with reaction to this latest move by
30:12
Speaker 1: the Trump administration and these, as they called them, D-Day sanctions,
30:17
Speaker 1: he's a former foreign policy advisor to President Trump. Let's
30:20
Speaker 1: bring back on the author of Iran, an imperialist.
30:22
Speaker 2: Republic and U.S. policy, Dr. Waleed Ferrez, back on the program.
30:27
Speaker 2: All right, Doc. We aired that entire press conference today
30:31
Speaker 2: with Scott. I thought it was great.
30:35
Speaker 1: But I want to see action. So you know more
30:38
Speaker 1: than we do. He didn't name any names today, but
30:41
Speaker 1: he said 60 entities. There's individuals that are going to
30:44
Speaker 1: get sanctioned. There's countries that could be sanctioned. There's banks
30:47
Speaker 1: that could be sanctioned. You might know a few of
30:49
Speaker 1: those on the list. If you could just maybe, who
30:51
Speaker 1: are we talking about that's still doing business with Iran
30:53
Speaker 1: that we've told months ago, stop doing business?
30:58
Speaker 9: The sheer power of the Treasury Department in America is global,
31:03
Speaker 9: global reach. First of all, they know everything. they have
31:06
Speaker 9: the support of their own intelligence service. There is one
31:09
Speaker 9: for the Treasury Department and all other intelligence services and
31:13
Speaker 9: our allies, should they be in Europe, in Israel, and
31:17
Speaker 9: in Arab-friendly forces. So we have the capability. That's why
31:23
Speaker 9: the Secretary called it D-Day. That's the financial D-Day. I
31:27
Speaker 9: hope that the financial D-Day... will converge with another day,
31:31
Speaker 9: which is Bastille Day. Because once we start the crushing,
31:35
Speaker 9: you know what happened to Bastille Day? It's the French
31:36
Speaker 9: Revolution that people took over. So when you crush the economy,
31:41
Speaker 9: and I'm going to repeat it very clearly to your audience,
31:44
Speaker 9: of the regime. Because in Iran, you have the economy
31:47
Speaker 9: of the people. and the pressure, and then they feel
31:50
Speaker 9: the pain, the regime feels nothing. So now it looks
31:52
Speaker 9: like they're going to concentrate on where the money of
31:55
Speaker 9: the regime is, where the banks of the regime is,
31:58
Speaker 9: what bank they are dealing with. And that's when you
32:01
Speaker 9: mentioned about what bank, it could be one of the
32:04
Speaker 9: regional large banks that deals and feed the regime economy.
32:08
Speaker 9: So if that happens, then the opportunity to have a
32:13
Speaker 9: Bastille Day would lead us to the Victory Day. So
32:16
Speaker 9: you were saying in your introduction that we should have
32:18
Speaker 9: done that before. Yes, we should have done everything at
32:21
Speaker 9: the same time before we would have gained time. But
32:24
Speaker 9: we gave chances.
32:25
Speaker 2: The administration like to have chances.
32:27
Speaker 1: Right, because if you do hit the regime economically, it
32:30
Speaker 1: then continues to hurt the Persian people. And obviously, President
32:33
Speaker 1: Trump said, I'm not trying to hurt the people. I'm
32:35
Speaker 1: trying to save lives. We just want that damn regime
32:38
Speaker 1: gone and no nukes. So I understand it. Again, I
32:41
Speaker 1: wish we would have done this a lot earlier. And
32:44
Speaker 1: I want to see who those people are that are
32:45
Speaker 1: going to get sanctioned later this week because the Treasury
32:48
Speaker 1: Secretary said no names yet. But if they don't start
32:52
Speaker 1: listening this week, by the end of the week, we
32:54
Speaker 1: may get some names. They're going to start doxing them,
32:56
Speaker 1: throwing them under the bus.
32:57
Speaker 2: So we'll see if this latest idea will work.
33:00
Speaker 1: Before I lose you, Doc, I know there was something
33:02
Speaker 1: that you wanted to bring up, and this is something
33:04
Speaker 1: that you and I talk about all the time. And,
33:06
Speaker 1: of course, I am so upset with the rise of
33:09
Speaker 1: Islam in this nation. But for the last how many decades,
33:13
Speaker 1: especially since Iran's been funding it, at least for 47 years,
33:16
Speaker 1: have we seen these jihadi terrorists attacking Americans, attacking Westerners,
33:21
Speaker 1: killing people, these jihadists. And I know that you started
33:25
Speaker 1: a coalition to try and help people who've been the
33:27
Speaker 1: victims of these jihadis.
33:28
Speaker 2: You want to fill us in real quick?
33:30
Speaker 9: You and I and many in America who can see
33:35
Speaker 9: the jihadi threat on all levels from 9-11 on, we're
33:38
Speaker 9: going to celebrate the anniversary soon, is economic, is financial,
33:43
Speaker 9: is intelligence, is security, and is also security.
33:46
Speaker 2: Is urban.
33:46
Speaker 9: It has becoming now clear that the jihadists, not just terrorism,
33:50
Speaker 9: they're going to be using those hundreds of thousands of
33:52
Speaker 9: urban demonstrators and maybe arm them. So, we have to
33:55
Speaker 9: be very careful. But that is happening also in many
33:57
Speaker 9: other countries. So, we went ahead, a number of NGOs,
34:01
Speaker 9: a number of experts in the field, those who work
34:04
Speaker 9: in government, those who work with the civil organizations, we
34:09
Speaker 9: launched the International Freedom Coalition, IFC. And it is made
34:14
Speaker 9: of NGOs and groups ranging from the Christians of Nigeria,
34:18
Speaker 9: the Biafris, all the way to the Kurds, to the
34:21
Speaker 9: Afghan resistance against the Taliban, and everything in between, Druze, Jews, Maronites, Kurds,
34:28
Speaker 9: et cetera. This is the largest coalition of anti-jihadist forces
34:33
Speaker 9: around the world including, of course, Israel and, of course, Kurdistan,
34:37
Speaker 9: that is now going to go and resist in public
34:41
Speaker 9: and then head back, not just in terms of kinetic
34:44
Speaker 9: on the ground, but also ideologically, intellectually, and in the media.
34:49
Speaker 9: So it has started a lot of interest in the Congress,
34:52
Speaker 9: a lot of interest in the European Parliament, other national legislations,
34:56
Speaker 9: and we'll get you news about it very soon.
34:58
Speaker 2: Okay, let's have you back on.
34:59
Speaker 1: We'll do a segment just on that coalition you've built
35:02
Speaker 1: because I think it's something that needs to be in
35:04
Speaker 1: this country to wake more Americans up, to realize that
35:07
Speaker 1: tomorrow we could have another jihadi attack. As you said,
35:10
Speaker 1: we're getting ready to honor all the lives lost on
35:13
Speaker 1: September 11th here in just a few weeks. Let us
35:15
Speaker 1: not forget what the hell happened 25 years ago, folks.
35:17
Speaker 1: And now there's more of those Muslims, and yes, radical ones,
35:21
Speaker 1: living among us, and they want to do us harm.
35:23
Speaker 1: They want to take this nation over, and we've got
35:25
Speaker 1: to stop it.
35:26
Speaker 2: Dr. Waleed Fares, as always, thank you, sir. Appreciate you.
35:29
Speaker 9: Thank you, Dan.
35:29
Speaker 7: Yep.
35:30
Speaker 2: All right, straight ahead.
35:31
Speaker 1: The battle over where beef is coming from these days
35:34
Speaker 1: continues on as President Trump is trying to juggle making
35:38
Speaker 1: prices cheaper for consumers while not hurting American ranchers. I
35:42
Speaker 1: don't think you can do both at the same time.
35:44
Speaker 1: Ag Secretary for Texas Sid Miller is going to weigh
35:46
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Speaker 8: We want to get the beef prices down, so we'll
36:33
Speaker 8: get them down a little bit. And that's what people want.
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Speaker 8: That's what the voters want. And that's what I want.
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Speaker 8: The ranchers are great.
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Speaker 2: They're my people.
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Speaker 8: I love the ranchers. They've done a fantastic job. But
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Speaker 8: they admit that we need a little help.
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Speaker 1: President Trump, folks, is in a very tough position. As
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Speaker 1: you know, I don't need to tell you, I buy
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Speaker 1: it just like you. Beef prices have hit historic levels,
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Speaker 1: especially during the Biden regime. And they've barely gone down,
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Speaker 1: let's be real, over the last year and a half,
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Speaker 1: depending on what state you live in, especially. And now,
37:05
Speaker 1: because of a new deal, well, he's getting a lot
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Speaker 1: of backlash. And I get it.
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Speaker 2: I understand.
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Speaker 1: The president wanted to cut beef costs for the American consumer,
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Speaker 1: but in return, does it then harm the American rancher?
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Speaker 2: This is a tough call. I mean, what were we paying?
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Speaker 1: Five, six bucks for a pound of beef before Joe
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Speaker 1: Biden took office? Now, depending on which state you.
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Speaker 2: Live in, $ 6. 99, $ 8. 99, $ 8. 99.
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Speaker 1: In California, where I live, it's 10.99 for a pound
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Speaker 1: of ground.
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Speaker 2: Beef, folks.
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Speaker 1: Don't try and buy bison. That's like $ 15 a pound.
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Speaker 1: Now let's go over some facts. President Trump will be
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Speaker 1: allowing up to 300,000 metric tons of ground beef to
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Speaker 1: enter the U.S.
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Speaker 2: Without tariffs just.
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Speaker 1: For the next 90 days. It will then be sold
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Speaker 1: at 25% less than market value, which is nearly $ 7
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Speaker 1: a pound. He broke the news on Truth Social last Friday,
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Speaker 1: citing also, here's another reason, a historically low American herd.
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Speaker 1: This new beef is expected to start arriving from other
38:08
Speaker 1: countries immediately. The idea, again, to lower prices while the
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Speaker 1: American rancher rebuilds their herd. Sounds great on paper, but
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Speaker 1: obviously it's upsetting a lot of folks that are cattle producers,
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Speaker 1: and I totally understand it.
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Speaker 2: On Friday.
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Speaker 1: The National Cattlemen's Beef Association said this move is about
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Speaker 1: winning the midterms, not about helping them. And they also
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Speaker 1: said it won't help them rebuild their herd. Now, look
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Speaker 1: at what that just said. It may help with the midterms,
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Speaker 1: but not help them with their herd or individually. Folks,
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Speaker 1: I hate to say this because I love farmers and ranchers.
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Speaker 1: I grew up in a farming community in Northwest Ohio.
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Speaker 1: But if we don't win these midterms, it ain't going
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Speaker 1: to matter for you ranchers and farmers, okay? If the
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Speaker 1: Democrats take the House and Senate, don't even worry about
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Speaker 1: $ 7 or $ 10 a beef. The damn thing's going to
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Speaker 1: be $ 15 to $ 20 a pound, okay? Now, individual ranchers
39:03
Speaker 1: have been saying the same thing online all weekend. They
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Speaker 1: are upset, and I understand.
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Speaker 11: I get it. Beef is high in the store. Look
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Speaker 11: at what else is high in the store. Look at
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Speaker 11: what's high for the rancher and the producer. Fuel, land, labor,
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Speaker 11: all of it. You know, you got a $ 9 latte,
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Speaker 11: but seven, eight, $ 9 a pound for ground beef is
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Speaker 11: too much, right? Now you're gonna get stuck with ground beef.
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Speaker 2: Trust me.
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Speaker 1: And I don't want that either. This is such a
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Speaker 1: complex issue. We had to bring in a professional, a
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Speaker 1: guy I trust. Joining me now, he is the commissioner
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Speaker 1: At the Texas Department of Agriculture, Sid Miller, back on
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Speaker 1: Real America. Okay, Sid, this is a tough one for
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Speaker 1: the press, right? We're 80 days away, 80-plus days away
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Speaker 1: from the midterms. Some of the polls ain't looking too good.
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Speaker 1: You all know what we went through with the Democrats
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Speaker 1: running things. We cannot lose these midterms. On the flip side,
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Speaker 1: I don't want to see American ranchers and farmers hurt either,
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Speaker 1: and I know this is going to hurt them. Your
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Speaker 1: time to weigh in on the president's move. It's a
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Speaker 1: 90-day move, and then it'll go away, I hope.
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Speaker 2: What do you say, Sid?
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Speaker 12: I'm one of the strongest supporters in Texas of Donald
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Speaker 12: Trump that he's got.
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Speaker 2: I agree with him almost all the time. Twice.
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Speaker 12: This is the second time. Argentine beef, I disagree. I
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Speaker 12: really disagree on this, too. And it's not so much
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Speaker 12: that I'm upset with Donald Trump, and ranchers aren't really
40:35
Speaker 12: upset with Donald Trump so much, as it is his advisor,
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Speaker 12: his cabinet. Brooke Rollins should have clued him in on this,
40:42
Speaker 12: that this was a bad idea. Number one, it doesn't
40:46
Speaker 12: rebuild the cattle herd. It makes it worse. And it
40:50
Speaker 12: makes our agriculture trade deficit, $ 50 billion, worse, not better.
40:55
Speaker 12: So it has two negative aspects. We've got to, you know,
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Speaker 12: do better. What we need to do is rebuild the herd,
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Speaker 12: and we need incentives to do that. On your income taxes,
41:08
Speaker 12: if you have a child under 17, I think you do,
41:11
Speaker 12: you get $ 1, 000 off your income taxes. Let's do a
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Speaker 12: heifer retention tax credit. Let's give ranchers 500 bucks to
41:17
Speaker 12: keep a heifer and make a mama cow out of it.
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Speaker 12: They'll keep them. We'll start rebuilding the herd. We've got
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Speaker 12: 2 million head that we could bring into the United
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Speaker 12: States now on the hoop instead of in a box.
41:29
Speaker 12: it's better to bring it in on the hoop because
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Speaker 12: they eat our, our, our winter pasture. They graze in
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Speaker 12: our hay meadows. They eat the grass off our ranches.
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Speaker 12: They eat our corn in the feedlots. They ride in
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Speaker 12: our trucks, our transportation. They go through our processing facility.
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Speaker 12: Hey Tyson, those three packing plants last week, 2 million
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Speaker 12: head would have kept those open. And they're in Mexico
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Speaker 12: for a hundred years. We brought cattle in from Mexico.
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Speaker 12: Brooke Rollins has stopped that. We need to get those
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Speaker 12: over here. Uh, We stopped it when we're an all
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Speaker 12: time low in cattle numbers. So every retention tax credits
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Speaker 12: open the border from Mexico. They're opening it today, 1200 head,
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Speaker 12: but that's not 2 million.
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Speaker 2: That's a trickle. We've got to do better than that.
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Speaker 8: See it.
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Speaker 1: I'm looking at a headline that says our us cattle
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Speaker 1: inventory is at a 75 year low. Can you explain
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Speaker 1: to the viewers why we're so low right now? I
42:22
Speaker 1: know there's several factors.
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Speaker 12: Well, drought has been the biggest factor. The Biden administration
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Speaker 12: closed 25 million acres to grazing. Took all the cattle
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Speaker 12: off that. It was a drought. We didn't have a
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Speaker 12: place to go with them, so we had to send
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Speaker 12: them to slaughter. We've got high feed, high fertilizer, high fuel.
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Speaker 2: I paid $ 5.
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Speaker 12: 50 a gallon for diesel yesterday. That's the highest in
42:42
Speaker 12: my lifetime. I'm paying the highest I've ever paid for fertilizer.
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Speaker 12: So it's a tough road. You've got to sell something
42:48
Speaker 12: to pay those bills. So we're selling the heifers instead
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Speaker 12: of keeping them back.
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Speaker 1: Could the president do something with the suppliers of the
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Speaker 1: stuff you guys use, like the grain, like the diesel fuel,
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Speaker 1: if you buy in bulk, like the pesticide, anything that
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Speaker 1: farmers and ranchers use that you guys buy in bulk?
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Speaker 1: Could he go to those suppliers, give them a tax
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Speaker 1: break to sell to you guys way cheaper? Because I
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Speaker 1: know that's what I keep hearing. The costs have gone
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Speaker 1: up so much for the American farmer-rancher, he just can't
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Speaker 1: afford to do it anymore.
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Speaker 12: Well, the feed costs are related to the drought. But
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Speaker 12: fertilizer and fuel is related to the Strait of Harmony.
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Speaker 12: We need to get that settled. I think we will.
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Speaker 12: I've got full confidence in Trump that we're going to
43:30
Speaker 12: get there. We've got there real close to it three times.
43:32
Speaker 12: We just can't quite close the door. We need to
43:34
Speaker 12: close the door on that and get on down, especially
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Speaker 12: for these midterm elections.
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Speaker 8: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: And I think that's why they jumped the gun on
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Speaker 1: this one and his advisors pushed him to do something
43:43
Speaker 1: to make the beef prices cheaper for consumers. because people
43:46
Speaker 1: have been so pissed off since the Biden era of,
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Speaker 1: I ain't paying eight bucks for eggs and 10 bucks
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Speaker 1: for beef and da-da-da. And it did start coming down
43:53
Speaker 1: the first year of Trump's new administration. And now, of course,
43:56
Speaker 1: with the war in Iran, it's back up. And like
43:58
Speaker 1: you said, the drought and then all the costs for
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Speaker 1: everything goes up because it takes fuel to get everything everywhere.
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Speaker 2: And if fuel's expensive, everything's expensive.
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Speaker 12: There's one problem bringing in 300,000 tons of corned beef.
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Speaker 12: It's going to come from It's going to come from Portugal.
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Speaker 12: It's going to come from Brazil, Chile, Argentina, Australia. And
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Speaker 12: once it gets here, it doesn't have to be labeled
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Speaker 12: the country it came from.
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Speaker 2: It can be labeled product of USA.
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Speaker 12: Now, Brook Rollins has got a voluntary program, but it's
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Speaker 12: not mandatory. We need mandatory. When that meat gets here
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Speaker 12: from Australia, it can be repackaged. It'll be ground in
44:37
Speaker 12: the hamburger, put in packages, and sold to the American consumers,
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Speaker 12: product of USA. That's lying to the American public. That's
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Speaker 12: deceptive advertising.
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Speaker 2: We need to stop that.
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Speaker 12: So when this, you know, if I go down to
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Speaker 12: the grocery store and I know that there's meat from
44:51
Speaker 12: Australia there or meat from Texas, I want to buy
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Speaker 12: the Texas meat, but you're not going to be able
44:56
Speaker 12: to tell the difference.
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Speaker 2: Oof. Okay, so for the next 90 days, I guess.
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Speaker 1: If you're concerned, folks, ask your butcher where the beef's
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Speaker 1: coming from or maybe go to an actual butcher shop
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Speaker 1: where they know they're getting the cow meat from up
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Speaker 1: the road or within the state or something at least.
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Speaker 2: Then you know you're getting American beef. Again, it's a
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Speaker 2: tough spot.
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Speaker 1: The president is always in trying to help the farmers
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Speaker 1: and ranchers while dealing with millions of upset consumers because
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Speaker 1: prices for beef and everything are so damn high. They've
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Speaker 1: been high for now, well, almost what, six years?
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Speaker 2: You had... Four years under Joe in the last year
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Speaker 2: and a half.
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Speaker 1: Anyway, Sid Miller, thank you for weighing in, giving us
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Speaker 1: all those details.
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Speaker 2: Appreciate you, brother. You bet. God bless. God bless you.
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Speaker 12: Thank you.
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Speaker 2: You too, Sid. All righty.
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Speaker 1: Up next, the controversy surrounding men playing in women's basketball continues.
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Speaker 2: We're going to have more on The Divide.
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Speaker 1: Thanks to the folks running the WNBA and the Trans Agenda.
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Speaker 1: the news and conservative talk you can't get anywhere else. Well,
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Speaker 1: if you didn't know what that was, that was former
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Speaker 1: NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom being removed at a WNBA
47:59
Speaker 1: game over the weekend for what? Supporting real women playing
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Speaker 1: in women's sports. By the way, he didn't do anything wrong.
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Speaker 1: He didn't hurl any slurs anybody would like or dislike.
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Speaker 1: He didn't attack anyone. He didn't spit on anybody. He
48:16
Speaker 1: didn't carry a sign in.
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Speaker 2: He didn't do anything.
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Speaker 1: All he did was show up. He did have a
48:20
Speaker 1: shirt on that said what women are. And then he
48:23
Speaker 1: got booed and kicked out. Let's set the scene here.
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Speaker 2: On Sunday, the Chicago Sky played the Indiana Fever. And Mr.
48:31
Speaker 1: Freedom attended the game wearing a black t-shirt that simply said, woman. Adult, human, female.
48:38
Speaker 2: See it right there? That's all he did. He wore
48:40
Speaker 2: a shirt. Well, that shirt got a whole lot of attention.
48:45
Speaker 2: One player named Natasha Cloud finally snapped.
48:49
Speaker 1: She started aggressively pointing and then screaming at him during
48:53
Speaker 1: a timeout. That prompted Gander to stand up and step
48:56
Speaker 1: onto the court while just simply holding his arms out. Like,
48:59
Speaker 1: what's the big deal, right? Cloud's teammates intervened, stopped her
49:02
Speaker 1: from doing anything stupid. Referees then called security, and then
49:05
Speaker 1: he got ejected from the game, not the player who
49:08
Speaker 1: was acting like a complete buffoon.
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Speaker 2: I mean, crazy.
49:12
Speaker 1: Moments later, he called the league out online, and the
49:15
Speaker 1: countless people then came to support him, saying the league
49:17
Speaker 1: is crazy for allowing all this.
49:18
Speaker 2: Garbage to even exist. happen.
49:20
Speaker 1: I thought the WNBA was all about women playing basketball. Now,
49:26
Speaker 1: this didn't just start happening out of nowhere, folks. You
49:28
Speaker 1: know this has been building for a long time, right?
49:31
Speaker 1: As we speak, the league is reviewing its policy on
49:33
Speaker 1: allowing transgender players, and Cantner isn't just calling them out
49:38
Speaker 1: on their bluff.
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Speaker 2: Oh no, he's trying to make them eat their own words. Why?
49:42
Speaker 1: Because this real man who played in the NBA is
49:45
Speaker 1: planning to declare in the 2027 draft, citing the ridiculous
49:51
Speaker 1: WNBA's criteria, which says anybody who identifies as a woman
49:57
Speaker 1: can play in the league. And I say, well, some
50:00
Speaker 1: people think it's a stunt and ridiculous. More power to him.
50:03
Speaker 1: He's trying to show how ridiculous the woke people are
50:06
Speaker 1: that run the WNBA. At the same time, there's a
50:09
Speaker 1: petition going around online to change the league's policy, ensuring
50:13
Speaker 1: that only people who can compete are real women. More
50:18
Speaker 1: than 10,000 people have already signed it. Basketball legend Charles
50:21
Speaker 1: Barkley has already endorsed it. And our next guest knows
50:24
Speaker 1: all about it. Joining us now to weigh in on
50:27
Speaker 1: this ridiculous back and forth on men versus women playing
50:33
Speaker 1: in the WNBA.
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Speaker 2: You don't see women going over and playing in the NBA.
50:36
Speaker 2: I think we know why.
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Speaker 1: She's a civil rights attorney, a three-time, count them, one, two, three,
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Speaker 1: Olympic gold medalist, and the founder and CEO of Champion Women,
50:45
Speaker 1: Nancy Hogshead, on the program.
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Speaker 2: For the first time. Nancy, thanks so much for joining us.
50:51
Speaker 2: Real simple question.
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Speaker 1: This all started a while back with Caitlin, and now
50:56
Speaker 1: it's Sophie Cunningham, both girls on the Indiana team, right,
50:59
Speaker 1: I believe, just because they've stood by their faith. They've
51:03
Speaker 1: stood by saying they think only women should perform. Now
51:06
Speaker 1: you've got Mr. Freedom and Royce White, I believe, two
51:12
Speaker 1: former NBA players, both going, hey, we're going to go
51:15
Speaker 1: out for the draft.
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Speaker 2: We're going to show how ridiculous this is.
51:18
Speaker 1: As someone who excelled to the top of their game
51:21
Speaker 1: in a sport like you, winning three gold medalists, being
51:25
Speaker 1: a real biological woman, just weigh in. What do you
51:28
Speaker 1: think about this whole ridiculousness over the last, I don't know,
51:32
Speaker 1: several months or a year?
51:33
Speaker 2: Nancy?
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Speaker 5: Oh, several years, because I'm from the sport of swimming.
51:38
Speaker 5: And remember, we had Will slash Leah Thomas in 2022.
51:42
Speaker 5: And we need to reclaim the word woman, that it
51:46
Speaker 5: refers to biological females, that it refers to us, and
51:52
Speaker 5: that men who just declare themselves don't qualify. They cannot
51:56
Speaker 5: go into our sports or into our spaces. And so
52:00
Speaker 5: what the petition does is it's directed at the WNBA,
52:04
Speaker 5: but hopefully we'll be able to use it for lots
52:06
Speaker 5: of purposes, but telling sports governing bodies that they need
52:11
Speaker 5: to make sure that their women's sports, that there's a
52:15
Speaker 5: firm boundary around it. The same way there's a firm
52:19
Speaker 5: boundary around the word, what the weight classes are and
52:24
Speaker 5: what age categories are. There's no reason not to define
52:29
Speaker 5: firmly what we mean when we say women.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, no kidding. And I am literally brain farting right now. Mr.
52:38
Speaker 2: Thomas' real name, one of my producers, it wasn't Leah.
52:43
Speaker 5: Will Leah Thomas is how I..
52:45
Speaker 2: Thank you. Yeah, I don't like to use the fake names.
52:48
Speaker 2: Will Thomas. So, Will the swimmer. I like to always
52:51
Speaker 2: get those right. I don't play their gender game. I
52:53
Speaker 2: don't play their pronoun game on this show, Nancy.
52:56
Speaker 1: We follow science and God. And I'm sorry, Mr. Thomas
53:01
Speaker 1: is a dude. And yes, I wanted to make sure
53:03
Speaker 1: we had that very, very clear to my viewers. What
53:08
Speaker 1: do you make of the pro NBA players trying to
53:12
Speaker 1: make an example of this ridiculous rule?
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I love it because they're showing the hypocrisy of
53:19
Speaker 5: the WNBA's rules. They're saying that like, hold on, you're
53:24
Speaker 5: saying that if anybody gets to claim that they're a woman,
53:28
Speaker 5: then they get to waltz in. It's a abracadabra open
53:33
Speaker 5: sesame to women's sports and women's changing rooms and women's
53:37
Speaker 5: rape crisis centers and women's shelters and women's hospital wards
53:43
Speaker 5: and women's prisons. I mean, just saying that you're a woman,
53:49
Speaker 5: just identifying, no matter how much they fervently believe that,
53:52
Speaker 5: does not make them a woman. And we have these
53:56
Speaker 5: formal sex-segregated spaces, not in very many places. I mean,
53:59
Speaker 5: most of society, it's, you know, at your workplace and at...
54:05
Speaker 5: in the classroom, et cetera. We don't sex segregate, but
54:08
Speaker 5: we do in a few places. And it's very important.
54:11
Speaker 5: It's all about women's rights to have safety, dignity, respect,
54:16
Speaker 5: and to be able to go into those spaces and
54:22
Speaker 5: not face men.
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Speaker 10: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: I've got a daughter. She's almost 19. And I've spoken
54:28
Speaker 2: to her about this.
54:29
Speaker 1: She sure as heck doesn't want some guy dressed up
54:31
Speaker 1: like a woman, whether he's still got his junk or
54:34
Speaker 1: it's been cut off, walking in the bathroom or the
54:37
Speaker 1: locker room at the gym. And as the father, I
54:40
Speaker 1: sure as hell don't want a man in the locker
54:42
Speaker 1: room or bathroom next to my 18-year-old daughter. Because let
54:45
Speaker 1: me tell you, that'd be the only time I'd enter
54:47
Speaker 1: a women's bathroom. And that'd be to drag him out
54:49
Speaker 1: by whatever he's got left hanging down there.
54:52
Speaker 2: Anyway, Nancy.
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Speaker 5: Let me just say real quick that it's not the
54:56
Speaker 5: fact that they're transgender that makes them super dangerous. It's
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Speaker 5: just that they're men. They're the reason why we have
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Speaker 5: sex segregated spaces.
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Speaker 1: But Nancy, I'll say this, pardon me, but it's called
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Speaker 1: gender dysphoria, which means they have a mental issue. So
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Speaker 1: forget male, female. I don't want someone with a mental issue.
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Speaker 1: In the bathroom with my kid. There's a real simple one.
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Speaker 1: And up until about, what, 10 years ago, we used
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Speaker 1: to always call it a mental condition. And then somebody
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Speaker 1: changed the definition.
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Speaker 2: Oh, that's right. Liberals, crazy Democrats in the mainstream media.
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Speaker 5: So if everybody could sign our petition, go to change.org,
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Speaker 5: and then they can backslash XXWNBA. And let's send a
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Speaker 5: really strong message out to the WNBA and to all
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Speaker 5: the different sports governing bodies out there. We already have
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Speaker 5: the International Olympic Committee. We've got the NCAA. We've got
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Speaker 5: World Aquatics, World Athletics, and numerous other sports governing bodies.
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Speaker 5: We don't have the WNBA yet, and we can get there.
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Speaker 5: If everybody signs this, we will be able to send
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Speaker 5: a strong message.
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Speaker 1: Well, we're already seeing movement. You're so right, Nancy. We're
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Speaker 1: seeing movement in the Olympics. We're seeing movement in the NCAA.
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Speaker 1: So yeah, every type of sport, I don't care if
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Speaker 1: it's K-12, collegiate, professional, Olympics, everything should be boys, girls, male, female, guys, gals,
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Speaker 1: like it's been forever. I don't know how we got
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Speaker 1: down this crazy train, but Nancy, thank you so much
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Speaker 1: for starting this petition. We literally have it on the
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Speaker 1: screen right now, change.org forward slash XXWNBA. Thank you, Nancy Hogshead,
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Speaker 1: for your work on this.
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Speaker 2: Appreciate you.
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Speaker 5: Thank you for having me on. I appreciate it.
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Speaker 4: Yep.
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Speaker 2: God bless.
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