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Good Guy With a Gun · David Pollack Primetime

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Speaker 1: Yesterday afternoon, a 16-year-old with a shotgun shot his way
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Speaker 1: through the locked doors of Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon.
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Speaker 1: He killed three children, ages 5, 8, and 11, and
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Speaker 1: a teacher. A 7-year-old and another teacher are in critical condition. Then,
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Speaker 1: a man from the community who saw him go into
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Speaker 1: the school followed him inside, shot THE SHOOTER DEAD. POLICE ARRIVED.
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Speaker 1: IT WAS ALREADY OVER. FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT SOURCES TOLD FOX
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Speaker 1: NEWS HE HAS A CONCEALED CARRY PERMIT AND ONE SAID
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Speaker 1: HE DEFINITELY PREVENTED MORE DEATHS. IT TOOK JUST THREE MINUTES
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Speaker 1: FOR OFFICERS TO ARRIVE. BENN POLICE DID EVERYTHING RIGHT. EVERY
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Speaker 1: OFFICER ON THAT FORCE TRAINED FOR AN ACTIVE SHOOTER IN
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Speaker 1: AUGUST AND THEY WERE ON SCENE LITERALLY MINUTES AFTER THE
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Speaker 1: FIRST 911 CALL. FOUR PEOPLE DIED. THREE MINUTES CAN FLY BY.
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Speaker 1: THREE MINUTES CAN FEEL LIKE AN ETERNITY. THOSE THREE MINUTES
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Speaker 1: COULD HAVE FELT EVEN LONGER IF THE GOOD GUY WITH
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Speaker 1: A GUN HADN'T ARRIVED FIRST. SO THAT'S THE TRAGEDY. NOW
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Speaker 1: LET'S TALK ABOUT THE THING EVERYBODY WANTS TO TALK ABOUT
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Speaker 1: AFTER A TRAGEDY. HOW COULD WE HAVE PREVENTED IT, RIGHT?
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Speaker 1: ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS, THE Oregon bars anyone under 18 from
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Speaker 1: having a gun unless a parent allows it. Or it's
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Speaker 1: for something like hunting or target practice. Since 2021, the
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Speaker 1: state has required gun owners to lock their guns up
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Speaker 1: with bigger fines when a kid gets one. And the
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Speaker 1: moment he carried that shotgun through those doors, he's committing
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Speaker 1: a felony. OREGON ALSO HAS UNIVERSAL BACKGROUND CHECKS, A RED
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Speaker 1: FLAG LAW, A BAN ON GHOST GUNS. THE GUN CONTROL
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Speaker 1: GROUP GIFFERDS GIVES OREGON AN A-MINUS THE 11TH STRONGEST GUN
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Speaker 1: LAWS IN AMERICA. EVERY ONE OF THOSE LAWS WAS ON
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Speaker 1: THE BOOKS AT 1259 YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. AND THAT SCHOOL, BY
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Speaker 1: THE WAY, WAS A GUN-FREE ZONE. DID THE SHOOTER NOT
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Speaker 1: GET THE MEMO? In 2021, Oregon Democrats passed a law
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Speaker 1: letting school districts ban guns even for people with concealed
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Speaker 1: carry licenses. Tina Kotek, now the governor, voted for it.
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Speaker 1: Republican State Representative David Brock Smith warned, This bill won't
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Speaker 1: save lives. It'll make criminals out of our law-abiding citizens.
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Speaker 2: Hmm.
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Speaker 1: December. The Bend LA Pine School Board banned guns. The
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Speaker 1: board's chair at the time said, the law allowed us
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Speaker 1: to complete the commitment that we already had in place
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Speaker 1: of having gun-free schools. So all of these laws, all
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Speaker 1: of these rules, all of this supposed to prevent these
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Speaker 1: incidents from happening. But it didn't prevent a single death,
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Speaker 1: did it? The only thing that prevented a single death
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Speaker 1: yesterday was a man who carried his gun into a
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Speaker 1: gun-free zone. The law Kotech voted for, a license holder
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Speaker 1: who does that, is looking at up to a year
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Speaker 1: in jail. Thursday night, she thanked the hero, even though
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Speaker 1: her state considers him to be a criminal. Now look.
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Speaker 3: And to the community member who heroically intervened to stop
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Speaker 3: further loss of life, your actions carry a heavy emotional burden,
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Speaker 3: and I just want you to know that my thoughts
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Speaker 3: are with you as well.
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Speaker 1: Somebody get her a rag to wipe the hypocrisy off
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Speaker 1: her face. Here's the bottom line. Good guys with guns
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Speaker 1: stop bad guys with guns. Gun laws don't. Crime prevention doesn't.
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Speaker 1: Research centers studied active shootings from 2014 to 2023 where
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Speaker 1: citizens were allowed to carry permit holders. Stopped more than
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Speaker 1: half of them. Police stopped about 45%. You drop your
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Speaker 1: kid off at school with locked doors in a gun-free zone.
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Speaker 1: In Bend, those locked doors held about as long as
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Speaker 1: it took the kid to shoot through them. And plenty
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Speaker 1: of schools won't have a good guy with a gun nearby.
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Speaker 1: So then what keeps your kids safe? Well, there is
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Speaker 1: a solution. Joining me now, retired police lieutenant Jason Polinsky,
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Speaker 1: founder of 3D Response Systems, which builds rapid response defense
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Speaker 1: networks for schools. Jason, welcome back to David Pollak Prime Time.
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Speaker 1: First on this tragedy yesterday, I mean, every single time
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Speaker 1: your heart stops, you know, if you have kids in
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Speaker 1: school or had kids in school, we just hear about
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Speaker 1: these way too often. And thankfully, thankfully here, even though
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Speaker 1: it's illegal, a good guy with a gun stopped the
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Speaker 1: bad guy and prevented a bigger loss of life. What
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Speaker 1: was your reaction when you saw this yesterday?
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Speaker 4: Every time I see one, it's I actually am to
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Speaker 4: the point where I get furious. It's this does not
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Speaker 4: need to continue to happen. I was as a former
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Speaker 4: school cop. I was a good guy with a gun
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Speaker 4: in a school. And can we get somewhere where we
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Speaker 4: can get to a point where we can minimize loss
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Speaker 4: of life with the combination of an infrastructure that supports
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Speaker 4: a response and allows the teachers to take their school back,
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Speaker 4: to take a target-rich environment and make a target less
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Speaker 4: in 40 or less seconds, and then have a good
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Speaker 4: gun on scene to respond to that. But there's still
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Speaker 4: that window when that first shot is fired. It doesn't
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Speaker 4: need to be this way. And every time I see it,
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Speaker 4: I think, How many lives could have been saved? And
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Speaker 4: kudos to the civilian that did what he did. I'm
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Speaker 4: sure he's going through some emotional stuff right now. And
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Speaker 4: if he's listening, I just want to tell him good
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Speaker 4: job and consider yourself. That was an act of bravery.
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Speaker 4: And thank you for ending the timeline of violence like
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Speaker 4: you did.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's such a I mean, it's an incredible story
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Speaker 1: of heroism. I mean, we can look back and. At
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Speaker 1: other mass shootings, the guy who was shooting it in
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Speaker 1: and out, you had a good Samaritan with a gun
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Speaker 1: preventing him from shooting more people, distracting him while people
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Speaker 1: could escape. I mean, there was a church shooting. I mean,
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Speaker 1: we can go on and on throughout history, and I
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Speaker 1: sided to it. in the monologue leading up to this interview,
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Speaker 1: is you have instance after instance of good guys with guns.
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Speaker 1: Yet the left's answer, every single time there's a mass
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Speaker 1: shooting or a tragedy involving a gun, is to create
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Speaker 1: more laws and more rules that makes it even harder
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Speaker 1: for law-abiding citizens to lawfully hold weapons. While the people
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Speaker 1: who use these weapons to do terrible things with them,
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Speaker 1: they never do it legally. So what sense does it
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Speaker 1: make to strengthen gun laws if they only keep the
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Speaker 1: good people from stopping the bad ones?
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Speaker 4: You know, I worked undercover narcotics for a period of
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Speaker 4: time and I could very easily with a couple of
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Speaker 4: phone calls, get an eight bottle of cocaine. Cocaine's illegal.
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Speaker 4: All you're doing is creating a black market and you're
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Speaker 4: hurting the good citizens that go through the process to
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Speaker 4: get a gun. Criminals don't care. It's you go back
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Speaker 4: to the visitor management systems. The good people are going
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Speaker 4: to swipe their DL and follow the rules. The bad
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Speaker 4: people like Tennessee or yesterday, they're just going to shoot
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Speaker 4: the glass and go in the school. They're not going
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Speaker 4: to swipe their DL. So at some point, our nation
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Speaker 4: needs to use a little bit of common sense and
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Speaker 4: realize that there's evil in this world and evil people don't.
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Speaker 5: Follow the rules.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Well, we've got to stop making rules for the good
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Speaker 1: guys and start doing things for the bad guys. Now, look,
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Speaker 1: we can't prevent tragedies, especially if they're unforeseen. Even the
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Speaker 1: foreseen tragedies are still hard to prevent because you can't
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Speaker 1: control everybody all the time. So you've created a system
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Speaker 1: that and I just hate that we have to do this.
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Speaker 1: And this is where we are these days. But you've
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Speaker 1: created a system that could keep kids safe, even if
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Speaker 1: there's not a good guy around. Can you talk about
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Speaker 1: the 3D defense systems that you've created?
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Speaker 4: So basically it's a multi-layered system, much like a fire
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Speaker 4: suppression system. And interestingly enough, the fire suppression system was
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Speaker 4: enacted in 1958 after 95 kids perished in a fire.
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Speaker 4: And they implemented that code. And since then, not one
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Speaker 4: life has been lost. Our system kind of mimics the
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Speaker 4: fire suppression system where it's designed to provide safety for
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Speaker 4: the children and the teacher immediately get the police there
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Speaker 4: faster and alert the rest of the school. So within
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Speaker 4: a push of a button, a teacher can actually pull
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Speaker 4: out a ballistic feature. They have a level seven ballistic
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Speaker 4: walls and 1,200 pounds of magnetic pressure on the door,
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Speaker 4: enhanced windows, internal communication. The whole thing is based on
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Speaker 4: cover concealment and communication. And we just had two threats
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Speaker 4: to schools were installed in. These were high schools that
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Speaker 4: each housed about 2,200 kids apiece. And that entire school
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Speaker 4: was a ghost town. Every child was safe within 40 seconds.
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Speaker 2: Wow.
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Speaker 1: And so are more schools now implementing these systems to
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Speaker 1: protect the kids?
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Speaker 4: We're trying. Unfortunately, we started this with the intention of
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Speaker 4: not being political. The sad part about this is this
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Speaker 4: is anything but political. You'd think the concept of keeping
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Speaker 4: our kids safe and creating a system like the Fire
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Speaker 4: Code that's been so successful... It should not be political.
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Speaker 4: This should be common sense and a no-brainer. Give the
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Speaker 4: teachers the tools, give the kids the tools, and give
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Speaker 4: the responding officers the tools to be more effective.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it is a no-brainer. When I learned about it
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Speaker 1: the last time, I was impressed. And now, of course,
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Speaker 1: after every tragedy, we look back and say, this could
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Speaker 1: have been prevented. if we just used at least some
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Speaker 1: of the stuff you offer with 3D response. I mean,
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Speaker 1: even just bulletproof glass would have kept them from shooting
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Speaker 1: in the door. I mean, there has to be more
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Speaker 1: thought put into protecting the kids when they go to school,
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Speaker 1: especially in the world we live in right now. Jason,
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Speaker 1: thank you so much for everything you've done and for
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Speaker 1: everything you continue to do, my friend.
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Speaker 4: You bet. Good seeing you, Dave.
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Speaker 1: Thanks for being here. Still ahead, a woman on TikTok
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Speaker 1: posted her ultrasound saying, the moment I found out it
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Speaker 1: was a boy. And then in the next slide, she
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Speaker 1: posts her planned parenthood appointment with a laughing emoji. Disgusting
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Speaker 1: new trend on social media to abort boy children. Plus,
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Speaker 1: Elon invents a flying car. The left is losing their
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Speaker 1: mind about it. Why haven't we had a flying car sooner. Well,
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Speaker 1: maybe the politics is stifling innovation. We explore that. Plus,
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Speaker 1: Tom Homan says he is deportation maxing. We're getting rid
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Speaker 1: of people, but Democrats want to keep them here. I
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Speaker 1: The bar just got lowered for liberal white women. This week,
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Speaker 1: a woman on TikTok posted three pictures, a positive pregnancy
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Speaker 1: test with the quote, the moment I found out, an
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Speaker 1: ultrasound with the quote, the moment I found out it
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Speaker 1: was a boy, and a Planned Parenthood appointment for quote, Procedure,
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Speaker 1: the moment I booked that appointment with a laughing emoji,
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Speaker 1: her caption, and that's that. Her hashtags included pro-choice and left.
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Speaker 1: Real or not, more than 434,000 people hit like on that.
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Speaker 1: Libs of TikTok flagged a reply from someone it identified
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Speaker 1: as a nurse. She said it's the best post ever.
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Speaker 1: Not the B, put it this way. We have reached
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Speaker 1: a level of evil I knew we would reach, but
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Speaker 1: I hoped we would never reach. You remember the moment
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Speaker 1: you found out, boy or girl, if you have kids,
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Speaker 1: you started picking out names, you were excited. She started
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Speaker 1: making an appointment and picking out the perfect emoji. And
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Speaker 1: it gets worse. The line has been making the rounds
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Speaker 1: since at least 2024 that says, I'm pregnant, having a
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Speaker 1: scan soon to find out if it's a girl or
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Speaker 1: an abortion. An abortion doctor's own memoir describes a patient.
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Speaker 1: She believes she was having a boy. So at 14 weeks,
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Speaker 1: she had an abortion. The doctor remembering being told, but
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Speaker 1: we want a girl this time. The ultrasound showed a girl,
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Speaker 1: but the doctor didn't tell the mother that. She allowed
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Speaker 1: the woman to believe she had aborted a male baby instead.
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Speaker 1: The doctor wrote, there was nothing to be said or done.
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Speaker 1: In most of America, aborting a baby for being a
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Speaker 1: boy is perfectly legal, by the way. There's no federal ban,
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Speaker 1: and only a handful of states have one. even though
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Speaker 1: 77% of Americans in one poll wanted it banned for
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Speaker 1: that purpose. And 161 House Democrats voted against a federal
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Speaker 1: ban on sex-selective abortion in 2012. On the record, this
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Speaker 1: is where the left has taken abortion. Nine states and Washington, D.C.
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Speaker 1: already have no time limit at all on abortion. Massachusetts
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Speaker 1: is about to be the 10th. In August, Governor Maura
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Speaker 1: Healey signed a law ending her state's 24-week limit. It
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Speaker 1: takes effect next month. Healey says those decisions belong to
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Speaker 1: a woman and families through their doctors, not politicians. Chicago,
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Speaker 1: a clinic opened last year offering surgical abortions up to
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Speaker 1: 34 weeks. Its announcement said it was expanding our care
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Speaker 1: through all trimesters. And when a baby survives an abortion,
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Speaker 1: last year, every Senate Democrat voted to block a bill
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Speaker 1: requiring that that baby get the same degree of care
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Speaker 1: that would be offered to any other child born prematurely
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Speaker 1: of the same gestational age. In the House, 204 Democrats
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Speaker 1: voted no. And last month, a mother accused of killing
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Speaker 1: her three children was one juror away from being found
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Speaker 1: not criminally responsible. Abortion with no time limit. A vote
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Speaker 1: against guaranteeing care to a baby who survives an abortion.
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Speaker 1: A mother accused of killing her three kids, one juror
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Speaker 1: away from being held not criminally responsible for it. And
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Speaker 1: now a laughing emoji for a baby boy. The left
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Speaker 1: has a morality problem, and it's only getting worse. Joining
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Speaker 1: me now is the host of the Tiffany Marie Brannan Show.
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Speaker 1: Tiffany Marie Brannan. Welcome to Dave Pollack Prime Time. I'm
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Speaker 1: telling you, I'm struggling with this because it's like every
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Speaker 1: day I read another story about just another notch up
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Speaker 1: a disgusting pole of how far into a term can
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Speaker 1: we abort somebody? How far after birth can we abort
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Speaker 1: a child? You know, how can we excuse killing children?
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Speaker 1: This can't be real anymore, right?
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Speaker 2: It's demonic. That's the reality is that this has gone
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Speaker 2: so far beyond just the progressive The left or the
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Speaker 2: Democratic Party being a death cult, which is what it was,
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Speaker 2: and that was on display at the DNC during the
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Speaker 2: last 2024 presidential campaign, when outside the Democratic National Convention,
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Speaker 2: they had an abortion van where at least eight babies
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Speaker 2: were murdered in cold blood for fun, to prove a point.
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Speaker 2: You go back to... The history of abortion, the history
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Speaker 2: of child sacrifice, that's really what this is. We've just,
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Speaker 2: instead of, you know, sacrificing children to Babylonian gods like
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Speaker 2: Baal for crops or good weather or, you know, good
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Speaker 2: business deals, we now sacrifice kids in the name of, oh, well, gender,
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Speaker 2: I want a girl, not a boy, or, you know,
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Speaker 2: my life's just so busy, or I want to be
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Speaker 2: a single girl boss, or, you know, kids are just
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Speaker 2: expensive or annoying or a nuisance. And it's pure evil.
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Speaker 2: And this is what happens when you take God and
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Speaker 2: morality out of a society. And you tell society that
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Speaker 2: kids are commodities that can be basically bought, sold, born
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Speaker 2: alive or killed with the click of an appointment.
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Speaker 1: And it's just so callous, too. I mean, even for
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Speaker 1: women who believe that abortion, that she should have access
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Speaker 1: to an abortion up to a certain point, I don't
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Speaker 1: think it used to be a case where a woman
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Speaker 1: had an abortion and was just so excited about it. Like, woo-hoo!
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Speaker 1: It was always a traumatic experience. And when I spoke
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Speaker 1: to women who are against abortion now, who've had abortions,
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Speaker 1: and they talk about it being such a horrible experience,
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Speaker 1: yet you have these people on social media celebrating it
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Speaker 1: as if it's some kind of, like, trend. IT'S DISGUSTING.
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Speaker 1: AND YOU REMEMBER ROE V. WADE DAYS. IT WAS AGE
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Speaker 1: OF VIABILITY, RIGHT? AND THEN AFTER DOBBS' DECISION UNDID THE
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Speaker 1: AGE OF VIABILITY, LIKE, OH, IT'S JUST AN ATTACK ON
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Speaker 1: WOMEN'S RIGHTS. BUT WHAT IT DID WAS ALLOW STATES TO DECIDE.
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Speaker 1: THEY WANTED TO TAKE AWAY THE FEDERAL RULES ON ABORTIONS.
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Speaker 1: THEY WANTED TO TAKE AWAY THE FEDERAL RULES ON ABORTIONS.
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Speaker 1: THEY WANTED TO TAKE AWAY THE FEDERAL RULES ON ABORTIONS.
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Speaker 1: THEY WANTED TO TAKE AWAY THE FEDERAL RULES ON ABORTIONS.
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Speaker 1: THEY WANTED TO TAKE AWAY THE FEDERAL RULES ON ABORTIONS.
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Speaker 1: THEY WANTED TO TAKE AWAY THE FEDERAL RULES ON ABORTIONS.
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Speaker 1: THEY WANTED TO TAKE AWAY THE FEDERAL RULES ON ABORTIONS.
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Speaker 1: THEY WANTED TO TAKE AWAY THE FEDERAL RULES ON ABORTIONS.
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Speaker 2: You look at the fact that kids, like you mentioning
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Speaker 2: in the Netherlands, also in Sweden, there have been so many,
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Speaker 2: in fact, almost the entire population of Down syndrome children
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Speaker 2: that have been aborted. They have successfully aborted almost every
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Speaker 2: genetic anomaly outside of their population. And that's eugenics. I
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Speaker 2: hate to tell them that they're very like the Nazi
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Speaker 2: party and Hitler, but there you go. Margaret Sanger, who
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Speaker 2: was the founder of Planned Parenthood, she was a eugenicist
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Speaker 2: and a racist. That's why more abortions are done in
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Speaker 2: minority neighborhoods than anywhere else. They set up shop there,
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Speaker 2: the same way a fast food restaurant is often in
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Speaker 2: a lower economic neighborhood instead of a higher one. And
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Speaker 2: this is a pervasive issue. And what's really disturbing is
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Speaker 2: that you look at the ideological battle that's being waged
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Speaker 2: on Western women specifically. This comes from, I would like
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Speaker 2: to say, communism, Marxism, China, socialism. China successfully had the
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Speaker 2: one-child rule. for a very long time. And what they
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Speaker 2: did was they did the opposite where they had female
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Speaker 2: infanticide and they killed off almost all of their little
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Speaker 2: girls and their baby girls to the point where now
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Speaker 2: they're having a massive population issue due to the fact
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Speaker 2: that there's all these men that don't have women to
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Speaker 2: have families with. We already have a population crisis in
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Speaker 2: the West. So the best way that you can fight
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Speaker 2: an ideological battle on Western civilization is to make TikTok
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Speaker 2: a a place that celebrates abortion and the death of children.
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Speaker 2: There are literally get ready with me videos that you
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Speaker 2: can watch on TikTok that essentially go, it's like, get
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Speaker 2: ready with me to have an abortion. And she's at
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Speaker 2: home taking pills, showing you how she cares for herself
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Speaker 2: and does like a care ritual. as she's intentionally aborting
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Speaker 2: a baby at home with mifepristone and one of these
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Speaker 2: you know male male medications and that has led this
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Speaker 2: this very callous idea of what a baby is we
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Speaker 2: have this lie that says a baby is just a
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Speaker 2: clump of cells I mean it's lie after lie after
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Speaker 2: Instead of showing what a baby actually looks like or
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Speaker 2: using modern technology where we know babies can feel and
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Speaker 2: have nerve endings and they are scared and trying to
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Speaker 2: run away from forceps. Like we need to have better
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Speaker 2: marketing to push back on this joyful celebration of murder.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, we absolutely do. We need so many things. We
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Speaker 1: need God. We need better marketing, better communications. We really
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Speaker 1: need to connect with our young people. And this is
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Speaker 1: times like this where I miss Charlie Kirkmore never because
20:33
Speaker 1: he would go on college campuses and call these people
20:35
Speaker 1: out and be like, you realize you're talking about a child, right?
20:38
Speaker 1: We need so much more of that. On Monday, actually,
20:41
Speaker 1: on the show, I'm going to have a woman who
20:43
Speaker 1: was taking abortion pills and she had a terrible experience.
20:46
Speaker 1: She found herself unconscious. She was a Democrat. Now she's
20:48
Speaker 1: a Republican. She's going to come on the show and
20:51
Speaker 1: share her story. But this is what we have to do.
20:52
Speaker 1: We have to keep telling the story that this isn't
20:54
Speaker 1: This isn't a trend on TikTok. This is life or death.
20:57
Speaker 1: And we really have to fix the morality in this country. Tiffany,
20:59
Speaker 1: thank you so much for being here and giving your
21:01
Speaker 1: take on this.
21:02
Speaker 2: Thanks so much, David, for having me.
21:05
Speaker 1: After the break, Elon Musk says his new Roadster is
21:09
Speaker 1: not necessarily safety optimized. That's right. It flipped through the air.
21:14
Speaker 1: It flies. It jumps over cars. It's amazing. We're going
21:17
Speaker 1: to look at this technology and the reaction to it
21:20
Speaker 1: and talk about why other companies aren't advancing technology like Elon.
21:24
Speaker 1: It's coming up after this.
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22:06
Speaker 1: Well, he did it. Last night, Elon Musk made a
22:11
Speaker 1: car fly. For real. A real Tesla Roadster. Drove up
22:16
Speaker 1: a curved wall like a Hot Wheels. Hung upside down.
22:21
Speaker 1: Launched into the air. Flipped and landed on all four wheels. Look.
22:28
Speaker 1: Hot Wheels. Hot Wheels. That's real. That's real. That wasn't AI.
22:47
Speaker 1: The car really flew through the air. It's the new Roadster,
22:50
Speaker 1: a collaboration between Tesla and SpaceX, obviously. It uses high
22:55
Speaker 1: pressure air thrusters and a powerful suction system. And Tesla
22:59
Speaker 1: says it can accelerate. This is crazy. From zero to
23:04
Speaker 1: 60 in eight tenths of a second. It's an incredible
23:08
Speaker 1: feat of engineering. America saw something that actually looked like
23:12
Speaker 1: the future and right on schedule, the professional skeptics arrived.
23:18
Speaker 1: It's impractical. It's dangerous. It's just a publicity stunt. Wasteful.
23:25
Speaker 1: Another reason to hate Elon Musk, I guess. They can't
23:29
Speaker 1: simply look at an extraordinary engineering achievement and say, yeah,
23:32
Speaker 1: that's cool. No, everything must first pass through their political filter.
23:37
Speaker 1: Who built it? Who did he vote for? What did
23:40
Speaker 1: he post? It's all a distraction. Reddit moderators even took
23:45
Speaker 1: down a post showing off Elon's new roadster for breaking
23:49
Speaker 1: the subreddit's ban on political content. Really? Political content? And
23:54
Speaker 1: that explains why some technology is surging while other technology
23:59
Speaker 1: seems frozen in place. SpaceX lands rocket boosters and catches
24:05
Speaker 1: them out of the sky. Tesla just made a car fly. Meanwhile, Apple, well,
24:11
Speaker 1: they struggled to release a folding phone, a product Samsung
24:15
Speaker 1: introduced seven years ago. Reports this year said engineering setbacks
24:20
Speaker 1: threatened to delay Apple's version again. It finally ships next week.
24:24
Speaker 1: Order one today and it won't arrive until late January.
24:27
Speaker 1: Every year we get another phone with a slightly better camera,
24:32
Speaker 1: maybe a faster processor, maybe a new color. The iPhone
24:36
Speaker 1: 18 Pro may technically be better than the iPhone 12.
24:40
Speaker 1: It performs basically the same thing. THEN OF COURSE THERE'S
24:44
Speaker 1: BOWING STARLINER, ITS BOTCHED 2024 MISSION FORCED NASA TO BRING
24:48
Speaker 1: TWO ASTRONAUTS HOME ABOARD A SPACEX DRAGON. BOWING IS NOW
24:51
Speaker 1: PLANNING A COMEBACK BECAUSE WASHINGTON WANTS AN ALTERNATIVE TO ELON MUSK.
24:55
Speaker 1: AND WHILE BOWING WORKS TO RESTORE A SPACECRAFT THAT ALREADY
24:57
Speaker 1: FAILED ITS CREW, MUSK IS PUTTING ROCKET TECHNOLOGY INTO CARS.
25:04
Speaker 1: SO WHAT SEPARATES THE COMPANIES FROM MOVING FORWARD FROM THE
25:07
Speaker 1: ONES THAT ARE STANDING STILL? Instead of working together to
25:14
Speaker 1: build rockets, cure diseases, and transform transportation, transform the future,
25:20
Speaker 1: we're consumed by DEI mandates and negative social media posts,
25:24
Speaker 1: climate pledges, censorship battles, partisan outrage. Innovation now gets judged
25:31
Speaker 1: by the politics of its creator, and America cannot build
25:34
Speaker 1: the future if every new idea becomes another culture war.
25:38
Speaker 1: BECOME SO DISTRACTED BY IDENTITY POLITICS, SOCIAL MEDIA OUTRAGE AND
25:42
Speaker 1: IDEOLOGICAL LOYALTY TESTS THAT WE STOPPED ASKING THE QUESTION AMERICA
25:46
Speaker 1: ONCE ASKED BETTER THAN ANYONE ELSE. WHAT CAN WE BUILD NEXT?
25:50
Speaker 1: WHERE IS THE IMAGINATION TO BUILD IT AND HOW DO
25:53
Speaker 1: WE WORK TOGETHER TO GET IT DONE? HAS POLITICS FRIGHTENED
25:57
Speaker 1: EVERYONE AWAY FROM TRYING? JOINING ME NOW, CEO OF PICKAX,
26:02
Speaker 1: MY GOOD FRIEND, JEFF DORNICK. Elon Musk made a car fly.
26:07
Speaker 1: This should be the coolest thing in the whole world.
26:08
Speaker 1: And I'm sifting through hate comments saying nothing good about it.
26:13
Speaker 1: We have to get back to working together to innovate.
26:16
Speaker 1: This is the opportunity for a bright new future. And
26:18
Speaker 1: I feel like we're holding ourselves back in the name
26:20
Speaker 1: of politics, right? No, we really are.
26:23
Speaker 6: And when you think about it, it's fascinating because, and
26:26
Speaker 6: you know me, I've been critical of Elon, especially when
26:29
Speaker 6: it comes to what he's been doing with like X
26:31
Speaker 6: and artificial intelligence and all that kind of stuff. But
26:34
Speaker 6: also at the same time, He's one of those innovators
26:38
Speaker 6: that's kind of a throwback back to the original Walt Disney,
26:42
Speaker 6: Henry Ford, a lot of the old school innovators that
26:46
Speaker 6: nobody else was doing what they did. And then they
26:48
Speaker 6: come up with these out of the blue, crazy technologies
26:53
Speaker 6: and developments and things like that. You contrast that with,
26:57
Speaker 6: and I think you citing Apple there in your monologue,
27:01
Speaker 6: is the perfect compare and contrast. You have One guy,
27:04
Speaker 6: which is Elon Musk, that's literally trying to figure out, OK,
27:07
Speaker 6: how can we do something that literally nobody else is doing?
27:11
Speaker 1: Like we see these things in like the movies.
27:12
Speaker 6: We saw this in a cartoon growing up in the Jetsons,
27:15
Speaker 6: like that kind of a thing. And then you have
27:17
Speaker 6: the rest of corporate America, you know, which which is
27:20
Speaker 6: symbolized by Apple, where there are beholden to shareholders. They
27:24
Speaker 6: have to take the safe approach. You know, there's very
27:26
Speaker 6: little innovation anymore. What they're what they're all doing is
27:28
Speaker 6: just copying each other, like like you mentioned with Apple.
27:31
Speaker 6: I mean, there's seven years behind the times when it
27:35
Speaker 6: comes to a folding phone, but this is considered breaking innovation,
27:39
Speaker 6: and they can't even get it right. And I think
27:41
Speaker 6: that that really goes to show the problem that we
27:43
Speaker 6: have with the economy and corporate America right now.
27:47
Speaker 1: Part of it, I think, is politics. Part of it
27:49
Speaker 1: is the worldview of people.
27:52
Speaker 6: And then also, I think part of it is also
27:54
Speaker 6: how everybody is trying to take their businesses public, have
27:57
Speaker 6: an IPO, You know, get in the stock market, all
27:59
Speaker 6: that kind of stuff, which then makes you beholden to
28:01
Speaker 6: shareholders and makes you constantly innovating in a state of
28:06
Speaker 6: fear as opposed to a state of innovation like what
28:08
Speaker 6: we're seeing with Elon.
28:10
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's so inspirational what he does because in our lifetime,
28:14
Speaker 1: our kids and our grandkids and our great grandkids, if
28:16
Speaker 1: we're so fortunate, will read. about what Elon Musk is
28:20
Speaker 1: doing in our time, the innovation. And I mean, just
28:23
Speaker 1: with the rocket technology, the car technology, I have a Tesla.
28:26
Speaker 1: I don't even drive anymore. The Tesla just drives me around.
28:29
Speaker 1: It's amazing where we're heading with this and the integration
28:32
Speaker 1: with technology. It's fascinating. And then you see, rather than
28:36
Speaker 1: people celebrating this, you see people holding it back exactly
28:39
Speaker 1: like you mentioned. But this has real world applications, too.
28:42
Speaker 1: So for all the people saying, oh, this is just,
28:44
Speaker 1: you know, it's a waste. Could you imagine, and this
28:46
Speaker 1: is a roadster. This roadster is made for the racetrack.
28:49
Speaker 1: The idea here is this is a race car, right?
28:52
Speaker 1: And it has that vacuum. The reason why it was
28:53
Speaker 1: able to drive upside down, it has a vacuum underneath
28:55
Speaker 1: it that sucks it to the track. So imagine you're
28:57
Speaker 1: speeding at 200 miles an hour, and you don't have
29:00
Speaker 1: to worry about the car drifting or sliding because you're
29:02
Speaker 1: literally stuck to the concrete. You're not just relying on
29:05
Speaker 1: the rubber and the road. You have actual technology. And
29:09
Speaker 1: you know, sometimes when you're driving very fast, what happens
29:11
Speaker 1: when you get into an accident? The thing we love
29:13
Speaker 1: about racing, it seems, cars fly in the air and
29:16
Speaker 1: they flip about 17 times. Imagine a technology that can
29:19
Speaker 1: use thrusters to right that I THINK IT'S A GREAT IDEA.
29:23
Speaker 1: I THINK IT'S A GREAT IDEA. I THINK IT'S A
29:24
Speaker 1: GREAT IDEA. I THINK IT'S A GREAT IDEA. WHEN THEIR
29:30
Speaker 1: CAR IS GOING OUT OF CONTROL. RIGHT NOW, THE ONLY
29:32
Speaker 1: THING THAT STOPS YOUR CAR IS BRAKES. IMAGINE HAVING AIR-DRIVEN
29:35
Speaker 1: THRUSTERS ON YOUR CAR THAT RIDES YOU AND STOPS SOMETHING
29:38
Speaker 1: CATASTROPHIC FROM HAPPENING. THIS IS THE TYPE OF INNOVATION THAT
29:42
Speaker 1: WE SHOULD BE CELEBRATING AND NOT FINDING REASONS TO PICK APART.
29:46
Speaker 1: WE NEED TO DO MORE OF THIS. AND I THINK, HONESTLY,
29:49
Speaker 1: THERE NEEDS TO BE MORE PEOPLE LIKE ELON MUSK.
29:52
Speaker 7: Yeah.
29:52
Speaker 6: Well, I mean, when you when you think about it,
29:54
Speaker 6: like imagine if Gavin Newsom hadn't run Elon Musk out
29:57
Speaker 6: of California into into Texas, they might actually have the
30:00
Speaker 6: bullet train, except using this kind of technology. When you
30:03
Speaker 6: actually think about it, probably would have been able to
30:05
Speaker 6: accelerate quicker, get there faster, be safer because of the suction,
30:09
Speaker 6: because of the vacuum, because of all that kind of stuff.
30:11
Speaker 6: Like when you actually sit there and think about it,
30:13
Speaker 6: you know, California. runs innovators out, and then they keep
30:17
Speaker 6: people that are over-regulated, that are constantly running businesses in.
30:22
Speaker 1: A state of fear.
30:23
Speaker 6: I think some of the other fascinating applications of this
30:26
Speaker 6: kind of technology that you didn't mention, like you were
30:30
Speaker 6: mentioning a lot of stuff that the public would experience.
30:32
Speaker 6: To me, there's a lot of military application. There's a
30:35
Speaker 6: lot of safety and rescue. Like I was talking with
30:37
Speaker 6: a friend of mine earlier today with the like, Imagine if,
30:41
Speaker 6: you know, back at like, let's say like 9-11, right?
30:44
Speaker 6: Imagine if you had that kind of technology where you
30:47
Speaker 6: could literally drive a car straight up a building. How
30:49
Speaker 6: many people could they have saved before the towers fell
30:52
Speaker 6: with that kind of technology? As opposed to it's like, well,
30:54
Speaker 6: the elevators don't work. It's not safe to go through
30:56
Speaker 6: the stairs. I mean, like that's the kind of thing
30:59
Speaker 6: that I think with this kind of innovation happens. Like
31:03
Speaker 6: lives can be saved when you actually think about it.
31:05
Speaker 6: And the thing that I think is very sad for
31:07
Speaker 6: the current state of America when you think about it
31:10
Speaker 6: is that there's not that many innovators like Elon Musk
31:14
Speaker 6: that are out there that are actually trying to come
31:16
Speaker 6: up with something new, find a problem, come up with
31:20
Speaker 6: a solution to that problem, and then think about all
31:23
Speaker 6: the different kinds.
31:24
Speaker 1: Of applications we can have.
31:25
Speaker 6: I think we live in a state of fear both
31:29
Speaker 6: when it comes to what the government has induced upon
31:31
Speaker 6: us But then also a fear of like, what do
31:33
Speaker 6: other people.
31:33
Speaker 1: Think about us?
31:34
Speaker 6: What are shareholders are going to think? Well, I can't
31:36
Speaker 6: take I can't take that big of a risk. Elon
31:38
Speaker 6: Musk is taking a massive risk. Again, this tip, this
31:41
Speaker 6: puts him, in my opinion, back in the era of
31:43
Speaker 6: the Henry Ford days and people that were coming up
31:46
Speaker 6: with brand new technology. They took a massive risk. Nobody's
31:49
Speaker 6: taking risks anymore. And I'm glad to see that Elon
31:52
Speaker 6: Musk is.
31:53
Speaker 1: And he's doing it in America. This isn't China or
31:56
Speaker 1: Japan or Germany or any other country. This is an
32:00
Speaker 1: American doing it in America. If nothing else makes you
32:03
Speaker 1: want to stand up and salute and say, I love
32:05
Speaker 1: this country. The world is looking at America saying, look
32:08
Speaker 1: at the people that this country creates. And if nothing else,
32:11
Speaker 1: that's worth celebrating. Jeff Dornick, thanks for being here as always,
32:15
Speaker 1: my friend. Look forward to talking again real soon. Thank you.
32:17
Speaker 1: I appreciate it. Still ahead, Tom Homan says ICE is deportation-maxing.
32:25
Speaker 1: And New York's Mayor Zoran Mandani, well, he's asking parking
32:29
Speaker 1: garages and parking lots to turn ICE away. And it's
32:34
Speaker 1: fired up Friday. Did you see Kelly Clarkson went to
32:37
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32:40
Speaker 1: And now the shop has put a $ 15 million price
32:43
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Speaker 1: One of the most iconic campaign promises from President Trump
33:31
Speaker 1: was closing the border and deporting all illegal aliens. Well,
33:37
Speaker 1: the border is secure, probably the most secure it's been
33:40
Speaker 1: in my lifetime. And while we haven't deported all illegal
33:44
Speaker 1: aliens yet, the Department of Homeland Security says more than
33:48
Speaker 1: three million illegal aliens have left this country since President
33:52
Speaker 1: Trump took office again. About 2.2 million of them, DHS estimates,
33:58
Speaker 1: deported themselves. That's Trump's policies working. Yesterday, Borders czar Tom
34:05
Speaker 1: Homan joked, we are deportation maxing, firing on all cylinders.
34:10
Speaker 1: And he says September was ISIS's biggest month for removals ever.
34:17
Speaker 1: By mid-July, ICE had removed 356,000 illegal aliens, with two
34:23
Speaker 1: and a half months still left in the fiscal year.
34:25
Speaker 1: ABC News says it was on track to pass Obama's record.
34:29
Speaker 1: In August, ICE made more than 50,000 arrests, a new
34:33
Speaker 1: monthly record. At the southern border, Border Patrol caught fewer
34:37
Speaker 1: than 100,000 illegal crossers all year. That's about 270 a day.
34:41
Speaker 1: Under Biden, it was about 5,000 a day. It just
34:48
Speaker 1: calls it the lowest fiscal year in American history. Promises made,
34:53
Speaker 1: promises kept. Now, how many are left? The Center for
34:57
Speaker 1: Immigration Studies estimates about 13.5 million, down 2.3 million since
35:04
Speaker 1: Trump took office. And the left has made it as
35:07
Speaker 1: difficult as possible for Trump to shrink that number further.
35:10
Speaker 1: Even today, Mamdani, Chuck Schumer, Hakeem Jeffries... The three amigos,
35:16
Speaker 1: I'll just call them, put out a letter asking private
35:19
Speaker 1: garages and private parking lot owners across New York to
35:23
Speaker 1: turn ICE away. Mondani said, do not rent your property
35:28
Speaker 1: to ICE. Do not lend it to them. Tell them
35:31
Speaker 1: they are not welcome. The letter itself admits city law
35:35
Speaker 1: only covers city property. Tom Homan's answer to Mondani's LAST WEEK,
35:40
Speaker 1: HE SAYS HE CAN SCREAM AND YELL ALL HE WANTS.
35:43
Speaker 1: HE'S NOT GOING TO STOP US FROM DOING THIS JOB.
35:46
Speaker 1: SO WHY DOES THE LEFT FIGHT SO HARD FOR AN
35:51
Speaker 1: OPEN BORDER? IT'S AN IMPORTANT QUESTION. AND IT WAS NEVER
35:55
Speaker 1: JUST ABOUT FARM WORKERS FROM GUATEMALA. SINCE 2021, 400 PEOPLE
36:00
Speaker 1: ON THE TERRORIST WATCH LIST HAS BEEN CAUGHT CROSSING BETWEEN
36:03
Speaker 1: PORTS OF ENTRY. DHS Secretary Mark Wayne Mullen says most
36:10
Speaker 1: of the suspected terrorists this administration has arrested came over
36:13
Speaker 1: and claimed asylum, gave fake names. And it's not just
36:18
Speaker 1: identified terrorists. People who are sympathetic towards their causes gleefully
36:22
Speaker 1: trot across the border and settle into diaspora across the country.
36:28
Speaker 1: And look at who the Democrats are electing. Elon Omar
36:34
Speaker 1: came here as a refugee in 1995. A federal grand
36:36
Speaker 1: jury has subpoenaed some of her relatives. And CBS reports
36:40
Speaker 1: agents searched her Washington home on Monday in an investigation
36:43
Speaker 1: into possible fraud in her family's immigration paperwork. Michigan, Democrats
36:49
Speaker 1: nominated Abdul El-Sayed for the Senate. He wants to abolish ICE,
36:53
Speaker 1: a resume he used at Columbia listed as citizenship as
36:56
Speaker 1: USA and Egypt, although the campaign denies that. Says he's
37:00
Speaker 1: never been a dual citizen. It's also been reported that
37:04
Speaker 1: his family has ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. Of course,
37:07
Speaker 1: he denies that as well, just like he says he's
37:11
Speaker 1: not technically or practically DSA, even though Democratic Socialists of
37:15
Speaker 1: America moved resources into Michigan to help him. I want
37:19
Speaker 1: to see where this road leads. Look no further than France.
37:24
Speaker 1: ABOUT ONE IN NINE PEOPLE THERE IS AN IMMIGRANT, AND
37:27
Speaker 1: NOW YOU'RE WATCHING THE SCHOOL RIOTS PLAY OUT IN REAL TIME,
37:30
Speaker 1: OFFICERS INJURED AND ATTACKED, TEACHERS ATTACKED, SCHOOL BUILDINGS BURNED, PALESTINIAN
37:35
Speaker 1: FLAGS AND OTHER COMMUNIST CAUSES ORGANIZING IN THE BIRTHPLACE OF
37:39
Speaker 1: THE FRENCH REVOLUTION. YOU VOTED FOR A SECURE BORDER AND
37:42
Speaker 1: MASS DEPORTATIONS. YOU'RE GETTING BOTH FROM TRUMP AND THE DEMOCRATS
37:46
Speaker 1: WHO OPENED THAT BORDER? WELL, THEY GAVE YOU A GROWING
37:49
Speaker 1: POPULATION OF PEOPLE WHO HATE THE COUNTRY THEY FLED TO.
37:54
Speaker 1: AND WHO ELECT PEOPLE WHO WANT TO TURN THEIR COMMUNITIES
37:58
Speaker 1: INTO THE WESTERN VERSIONS OF THE PLACES THEY LEFT. WHAT
38:05
Speaker 1: DO I MEAN NOW AS DIRECTOR OF BORDER SECURITY AND
38:07
Speaker 1: IMMIGRATION CENTER AT THE HERITAGE FOUNDATION, LAURA REESE, THANK YOU
38:11
Speaker 1: SO MUCH FOR BEING ON DAVID PAULY PRIME TIME TONIGHT.
38:19
Speaker 1: This is part of a bigger problem to import people
38:22
Speaker 1: as part of what I believe is a much larger
38:24
Speaker 1: plan to apply these principles to take down our government
38:28
Speaker 1: one city at a time. Am I seeing this wrong?
38:31
Speaker 7: No, you're nailing it. This is a very global effort
38:35
Speaker 7: of weaponizing mass migration to the U.S. and to Western
38:41
Speaker 7: European nations. And what is happening in France and U.K.
38:45
Speaker 7: is a preview for the U.S., if we continue down
38:48
Speaker 7: this path. It is very much now a question in
38:52
Speaker 7: the U.S. of, does this candidate love America or not?
38:56
Speaker 7: And if the answer is no, then they should not
38:58
Speaker 7: receive a vote.
38:59
Speaker 1: Yeah, but unfortunately, I think we could answer those questions
39:03
Speaker 1: that those candidates don't love America. A lot of their
39:06
Speaker 1: voters don't love America. Yesterday on the show, I showed
39:09
Speaker 1: a video of, I believe she was a city councilwoman
39:12
Speaker 1: or something in Oregon, who was speaking in a foreign language,
39:17
Speaker 1: wearing a hijab, standing in front of an upside-down American flag.
39:22
Speaker 1: I mean, what we're seeing here is not just people
39:25
Speaker 1: who hate America, but they're actively organizing their communities to
39:29
Speaker 1: GET ELECTED AND THEN TO ADVOCATE AGAINST THIS COUNTRY. AND
39:33
Speaker 1: IT'S TRENDING, WHETHER IT'S NEW YORK, WHETHER IT'S L.A., WHETHER
39:36
Speaker 1: IT'S MICHIGAN, WHETHER IT'S OREGON, CHICAGO. All over this country,
39:40
Speaker 1: it's spreading. The people who are coming here are voting
39:42
Speaker 1: for people who hate this country. And I think the
39:44
Speaker 1: end goal is the same, to tear down the system
39:47
Speaker 1: of government that's here and replace it with something different. Now,
39:50
Speaker 1: of course, the communists, they want communism. The Islamists, they
39:52
Speaker 1: want Sharia. But they're working together to overthrow the republic
39:55
Speaker 1: that we have, right? Yes, you're right.
39:58
Speaker 7: This is the so-called red-green alliance, red being socialists or
40:03
Speaker 7: Marxists and green being the Islamists. They are working together
40:08
Speaker 7: because they have one common enemy, and that is the U.S.,
40:11
Speaker 7: that is Western civilization. But history has shown that the
40:16
Speaker 7: Greens will eat the Reds, so to speak, down the path.
40:21
Speaker 7: So caution to the socialists who are in bed with
40:25
Speaker 7: the Islamists. But I agree with you. They are working
40:29
Speaker 7: very hard to replace Americans, to replace Christianity, to replace
40:35
Speaker 7: our culture, Christian and Judeo foundings and principles to replace
40:39
Speaker 7: our Constitution, to replace our institutions. The left has done
40:44
Speaker 7: a good job marching through U.S. constitutions, whether that's education or.
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Speaker 1: Media or entertainment.
40:53
Speaker 7: I mean, you name it, one after another. And they
40:57
Speaker 7: are being very brazen about it. Their masks are off.
41:01
Speaker 7: And they are also very good at keeping average Americans
41:04
Speaker 7: distracted with whatever the news of the day is or
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Speaker 7: entertainment to not notice what they are calling for and
41:13
Speaker 7: what they are advancing towards.
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Speaker 1: And then they use all of the deportation operations as
41:18
Speaker 1: yet another rallying cry for socialism. We've seen this in
41:21
Speaker 1: New York. We've seen this across the country. We've seen
41:23
Speaker 1: this in Michigan, Minnesota. We've seen it everywhere. But the
41:26
Speaker 1: takeaway is this, right? We have an election coming up
41:28
Speaker 1: in just a few weeks. People are already voting. And
41:31
Speaker 1: they have an important question to ask themselves before they
41:33
Speaker 1: fill in the name on the ballot. And it goes
41:35
Speaker 1: beyond just policies that You know, historical Democrats consider important
41:40
Speaker 1: to them when they look at, OK, this taxes or
41:42
Speaker 1: is it unions or is it gas prices, whatever the
41:45
Speaker 1: issue might be. They're not voting when they vote for
41:48
Speaker 1: somebody like El Saeed. They're not voting for typical traditional
41:52
Speaker 1: Democrat principles. They're voting for somebody who's radical and wants
41:56
Speaker 1: to overthrow the very government, I believe, that they're trying
41:59
Speaker 1: to represent. And so that is really what voters need
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Speaker 1: to keep in mind when they're walking into the ballot box.
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Speaker 4: Right.
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Speaker 7: That's absolutely right. And while our border is secure right now,
42:08
Speaker 7: our interior is not. And these same politicians will tell
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Speaker 7: you that America is racist and oppressive and, in Ilhan
42:17
Speaker 7: Omar's words, a terrible country. And yet they refuse to
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Speaker 7: let anyone be deported from this terrible country. It defies logic.
42:27
Speaker 7: But it is all about political power so that they
42:29
Speaker 7: can either retain power or more can gain power. And then, yes,
42:34
Speaker 7: they can complete the destruction of American institutions and constitution
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Speaker 7: and rebuild it in their socialist, Marxist and Islamist desires.
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Speaker 1: We have quite the fight. ahead of us. Laura, thank
42:50
Speaker 1: you so much for being here.
42:51
Speaker 2: Thank you.
42:53
Speaker 1: Coming up, a white East Austin homeowner with a Tallarico
42:58
Speaker 1: sign in her yard got caught on video yelling, this
43:03
Speaker 1: is our neighborhood at a black college student when the
43:07
Speaker 1: house was down the street from a historically black college
43:10
Speaker 1: and university. I got all that and so much more
43:13
Speaker 1: when Chad Caton joins us for Fired Up Friday next.
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Speaker 1: Well, it's Friday, and you know what that means. That's right.
44:03
Speaker 1: It's time to get fired up with my good buddy
44:05
Speaker 1: Chad Caton. We got some fun ones this week, and
44:10
Speaker 1: just like before, Chad has no idea what I'm about
44:13
Speaker 1: to say. So let's get right into it. Joining me
44:16
Speaker 1: now is Mr. Fired Up himself, founder of Operation Free Nation.
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Speaker 1: Big baby Chad Caton. Welcome back to Fired Up Friday.
44:26
Speaker 1: Here's our I'm going to jump right into it. Here's
44:27
Speaker 1: our first story. Let's talk about our favorite MAGA bounty hunter,
44:32
Speaker 1: Jack Smith. According to Senator Chuck Grassley, who, by the way,
44:36
Speaker 1: is like 90 and running for reelection. Smith and Biden's
44:40
Speaker 1: Justice Department were monitoring Republican donors and supporters, including those who,
44:45
Speaker 1: get this, bought MAGA hats. That's it. All they bought
44:50
Speaker 1: was a hat, and they were put on a list
44:53
Speaker 1: for it. Chad, dangerous, right? Threat to national security if
44:57
Speaker 1: you bought a MAGA hat. That's what Jack Smith thinks.
44:59
Speaker 1: What say you?
45:01
Speaker 8: Well, I mean, when you got Kamala and Biden, you
45:03
Speaker 8: can't sell any merch. So you gotta go out there
45:05
Speaker 8: and try to steal the data. You gotta find out
45:07
Speaker 8: who's buying this stuff, right? They gotta try to figure
45:10
Speaker 8: out how they can make some more money at the
45:11
Speaker 8: DNC because after the USAID has been taken out, they're
45:15
Speaker 8: frankly bankrupt. So I think this was a setup long
45:19
Speaker 8: ago to where they're like, I just don't understand how
45:21
Speaker 8: they're selling the merch. So, you know, marketing is all
45:25
Speaker 8: about getting numbers and people. And if you give it
45:27
Speaker 8: to 10, five might buy, two might buy. This is
45:30
Speaker 8: what I think that they were trying to do. And
45:32
Speaker 8: at the end of the day, it's kind of disgusting
45:34
Speaker 8: when you're probably using that list in other sources, like
45:38
Speaker 8: Chad's not allowed to fly because he has a Trump hat.
45:42
Speaker 8: That's the type of thing that the Democrats do and
45:44
Speaker 8: is coming if you don't get out and vote, America.
45:47
Speaker 1: So this was corporate espionage. They wanted to sell Kamala
45:50
Speaker 1: hats and Tim Walz hats. And so they're like, well,
45:52
Speaker 1: let's just go and get the data from the Trump
45:54
Speaker 1: MAGA hat buyers, and then maybe they'll buy our stuff.
45:57
Speaker 1: I don't think any MAGA supporter is going to buy
45:59
Speaker 1: a Kamala Harris hat. But, hey, if it keeps us
46:02
Speaker 1: out of jail, if they win reelection, maybe we'll all
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Speaker 1: go and order them very quickly. No, no, not me.
46:06
Speaker 1: I have a Kamala hat on. I'm fine, Mr. Jack Smith.
46:09
Speaker 1: Please leave me alone, right?
46:11
Speaker 8: But would you not buy a Jamie Pritzker KFC bucket?
46:15
Speaker 1: I don't know. Is it full or empty?
46:16
Speaker 7: I don't know.
46:17
Speaker 1: I'm kind of hungry.
46:17
Speaker 8: Weirder stuff has been collected, my friend.
46:19
Speaker 1: All right, next up. Kelly Clarkson, remember her? Apparently she
46:24
Speaker 1: had a pretty woman meltdown. That's the movie Pretty Woman.
46:28
Speaker 1: And for people who haven't seen it, she goes into
46:31
Speaker 1: the store and they didn't sell her something. They apparently
46:34
Speaker 1: thought she couldn't afford it. Well, at least that's what
46:37
Speaker 1: Kelly Clarkson thinks. But they weren't allowed to sell it
46:40
Speaker 1: in the first place. She goes to X and says,
46:43
Speaker 1: I just drove all the way to Brooklyn to check
46:45
Speaker 1: out this store I thought looked really rad. Who uses
46:48
Speaker 1: that word anymore? And had a few things in mind
46:51
Speaker 1: to buy and literally was looking at it as if
46:55
Speaker 1: or they looked at me as if I couldn't afford
46:57
Speaker 1: this thing. And I was told to find something comparable.
47:01
Speaker 1: So normally this would be like pretty black and white,
47:05
Speaker 1: except for the fact that the item she wanted to
47:07
Speaker 1: buy was a 15 million dollar decoration mounted on the
47:10
Speaker 1: store wall. It wasn't for sale. They told her that.
47:13
Speaker 1: She just went and became a victim and said they
47:15
Speaker 1: thought she couldn't afford it, even though it wasn't for sale. Chad,
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Speaker 1: what do you have to say to Ms. Kelly Clarkson?
47:22
Speaker 8: Well, when you're one step away from looking homeless because
47:25
Speaker 8: of probably a Tide Pod that made you smell better,
47:28
Speaker 8: you're going to get treated the way you dress.
47:30
Speaker 1: I mean, I wear this suit.
47:32
Speaker 8: I'm actually wearing shorts right now, so people think I'm professional.
47:35
Speaker 8: But from waist up.
47:36
Speaker 1: I look professional, right?
47:38
Speaker 8: Here, Kelly Clarkson walks in like she just got done
47:40
Speaker 8: painting her deck, and she goes up there and tries
47:43
Speaker 8: to buy us something really expensive.
47:44
Speaker 1: Now, I'm kind of.
47:45
Speaker 8: With Kelly on this. If you've got a price tag
47:48
Speaker 8: on it, I think that I would like to show
47:50
Speaker 8: you my credit card and buy that thing if I
47:52
Speaker 8: feel like it. What's the point in putting a price
47:54
Speaker 8: tag on it if you, in fact, can't buy it?
47:57
Speaker 8: So I'm kind of up in the air about this.
47:59
Speaker 8: But when Kelly Clarkson walks in there and wants to
48:01
Speaker 8: buy the $ 15 million autonomous bird, she probably should look
48:07
Speaker 8: and say, by the way, I'm Kelly Clarkson. I take
48:09
Speaker 8: my hat off, whatever. She looked like she got done
48:12
Speaker 8: painting a deck.
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Speaker 1: That's what it looked like.
48:14
Speaker 8: So I'm kind of in the middle of the road
48:17
Speaker 8: on this one. If you're going to put a price
48:18
Speaker 8: tag on it and I put $ 15 million down to
48:20
Speaker 8: buy your little bird, by.
48:22
Speaker 1: God, you better sell it to me. That's just the
48:23
Speaker 1: way I look at it. Yeah, I guess so. All right,
48:27
Speaker 1: last one. This is from Tejas, which is Texas for
48:31
Speaker 1: the English speakers.
48:33
Speaker 4: Okay.
48:35
Speaker 1: This is so funny. There's this white couple, and they're
48:38
Speaker 1: going viral for getting upset that people attending the nearby
48:43
Speaker 1: historically black college's graduation were parking on their street. That's right.
48:48
Speaker 1: The million-dollar house was on the same street as the
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Speaker 1: historically black college, and they didn't want them parking there.
48:53
Speaker 1: The big twist, guess what's in the yard? A sign
48:56
Speaker 1: supporting none other than James Tallarico. Right there on the lawn, look.
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Speaker 9: Y'all know that it's legal to park right here, right?
49:08
Speaker 9: I'm telling you, you know, it's legal to park on
49:10
Speaker 9: the street. It's only illegal to not park over there.
49:12
Speaker 9: What are you talking about?
49:14
Speaker 8: I'm asking you.
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Speaker 9: Y'all keep writing on people's cars, telling them not to
49:17
Speaker 9: park here, right? Well, it's like we had a park
49:18
Speaker 9: delivery this morning and we paid to live here.
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Speaker 1: We paid $ 1. 5 million for our house. Okay, what y'all paid?
49:24
Speaker 1: Y'all's graduation rate is 25%. You're in a historically black neighborhood.
49:27
Speaker 2: This is our neighborhood, okay?
49:29
Speaker 9: Yes, Karen, you paid to live here on a street
49:33
Speaker 9: that is legal to park. Don't scream at me, don't
49:35
Speaker 9: raise your voice at me.
49:36
Speaker 1: This is our neighborhood!
49:38
Speaker 2: Chad?
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Speaker 8: There's nothing like going viral wearing the Shane Gillis what
49:43
Speaker 8: you shouldn't wear to the gym.
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Speaker 1: Outfit to yell at black folks.
49:48
Speaker 8: Here's the Democrats once again trying to hold black man down.
49:52
Speaker 8: You have an open street. It's a public street. Why
49:54
Speaker 8: are you crying? That's the entitlement that the Democratic left has.
49:58
Speaker 8: The Democratic white Karen seems to think that in one
50:02
Speaker 8: way or another that they, in fact, can tell black
50:04
Speaker 8: people where to go or what to do because that's
50:07
Speaker 8: what the Democrat Party has always done.
50:10
Speaker 1: Why are we surprised by any of this?
50:12
Speaker 8: Now I know I'll get a whole lot of hate
50:14
Speaker 8: and discontent because I said that, but show me where
50:17
Speaker 8: I'm wrong.
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Speaker 1: Here you have Karen.
50:19
Speaker 8: Standing out in the middle of the street in her
50:21
Speaker 8: in her camel britches trying to tell everybody that she
50:24
Speaker 8: in fact owns that particular parking place in front of
50:27
Speaker 8: her house on a public street again the democratic entitlement
50:30
Speaker 8: that makes zero sense and the fact that it happened
50:33
Speaker 8: to be an hbcu that just is the cherry on
50:36
Speaker 8: top and basically where the democrats have always tried to
50:39
Speaker 8: put the the the poor folks and the black folks
50:42
Speaker 8: in their own little area here's your 15 minute city
50:45
Speaker 8: in your liquor store that's what they do Yeah.
50:48
Speaker 1: History's shown that. Well, and the funny part is, besides
50:52
Speaker 1: the Karen attitude, but this really goes and just illustrates
50:55
Speaker 1: everything we always kind of poke fun at the left about.
50:57
Speaker 1: You know, they have the Tallarico sign, the equality, the inclusivity.
51:01
Speaker 1: This is our neighborhood. I paid $ 1. 5 million for this house.
51:04
Speaker 1: The idea is there's always rules for thee, not for me.
51:07
Speaker 1: They want to live behind their walls on stoned land.
51:10
Speaker 1: They want everybody else to have equality and give away.
51:13
Speaker 1: But don't take my money. Take their money. Don't take
51:15
Speaker 1: my neighborhood. I DON'T WANT TO BE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD.
51:17
Speaker 1: I DON'T WANT TO BE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD. WHEN I
51:18
Speaker 1: MOVE INTO YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD, IT'S MY NEIGHBORHOOD. IT'S JUST SO
51:20
Speaker 1: HYPOCRITICAL AND IT REALLY JUST PUTS ON DISPLAY HOW DISINGENUOUS
51:24
Speaker 1: ABOUT EVERY TALKING POINT ANYBODY WHO VOTES FOR JAMES TALARICO
51:29
Speaker 1: REALLY BELIEVES. WHO WOULD VOTE FOR JAMES TALARICO IF THEY
51:31
Speaker 1: DIDN'T THINK LIKE THAT WOMAN, RIGHT?
51:34
Speaker 8: IF THEY DIDN'T HAVE HYPOCRISY, THEY WOULDN'T.
51:36
Speaker 1: HAVE A POLICY.
51:37
Speaker 8: THAT'S BASICALLY THE DEMOCRATS.
51:44
Speaker 1: Chad Caton, always fired up on Fridays. I appreciate you
51:47
Speaker 1: being here, buddy. I can't wait to see you next
51:49
Speaker 1: Friday and see what we can be fired up about then. Hoorah. Hoorah.
51:55
Speaker 1: That's our show for tonight. I'm sure you guys saw
51:58
Speaker 1: earlier Press Secretary Katie Zachariah transitioning out of that role
52:03
Speaker 1: after really unfair treatment by the media. I'm analyzing all
52:08
Speaker 1: the facts, and I'll probably have more to say about
52:10
Speaker 1: this on Monday, so stick around for that. And as always,
52:12
Speaker 1: be sure to stay in touch with us on social media.
52:14
Speaker 1: I'm at David Pollak USA everywhere, or send us an email,
52:17
Speaker 1: davidpollakprimetime at oann.com. We'll see you Monday, same time, same place.
52:22
Speaker 1: And until then, stay classy, America. Good night.
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