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The Chris Stigall Show - The Campaign: Democrats, Antifa, and ICE Protests · Salem Podcast Network

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Speaker 1: Democratic their Antifa show the road.
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Speaker 2: It was so effective in Minneapolis, and they really do
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Speaker 2: they think, oh, this was a success. You know, two
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Speaker 2: people dead, but hey, you know we're winning in the polls.
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Speaker 2: They brought that show now down to Newark, New Jersey,
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Speaker 2: New York, big media market. They're getting a lot of
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Speaker 2: attention and Democrat politicians are actually joining the mess. In
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Speaker 2: front of this ice attainment center. We're gonna show you
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Speaker 2: some videos, some harrowing videos about this organized chaos from
0:38
Speaker 2: these Antifa rioters coming up in this program. Chris de gaul,
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Speaker 2: This is anarchy, it's chaos in the streets, and I
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Speaker 2: truly believe this is an overarching strategy from Democrats. The
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Speaker 2: more there is chaos in the streets, the more moderate voters,
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Speaker 2: as Rush used to call them, the low information voters.
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Speaker 2: They'll turn on the TV. They'll see that and they'll say, well,
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Speaker 2: Chris, watch this video with me. He it's from independent
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Speaker 2: journalist Nick Soretor. He always gets in the middle of
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Speaker 2: a mess. Wherever he's going, he likes to go right
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Speaker 2: where the action is. This is in front of an
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Speaker 2: ice attainment center in Newark, New Jersey. And these cars
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Speaker 2: that are leaving outside these gates here, these are federal employees.
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Speaker 2: They are federal law enforcement agents who are hired and
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Speaker 2: sworn legally to enforce our country's immigration laws. And watch
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Speaker 2: what happens.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 2: I apologize our audience for some of the f bombs there.
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Speaker 2: That's the Antifa dirtbags who were doing it. But Chris,
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Speaker 2: this is absolute chaos, and someone's gonna get killed. You
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Speaker 2: saw somebody getting hit by a car, and I think
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Speaker 2: they want that. I think I think they want somebody
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Speaker 2: dead so they can have another murder like they had
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Speaker 2: in Minneapolis.
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Speaker 1: Yep, they're called I called them Kamikazi liberals. It was
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Speaker 1: a term that I coined during that time and it's
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Speaker 1: one that I still believe is the left has gotten
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Speaker 1: so zealous it's a religious fervor, their belief in opposing
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Speaker 1: everything Donald Trump, that they're willing to get themselves killed,
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Speaker 1: as you say, as martyrs to do it. And we
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Speaker 1: saw the way those people who threw themselves in front
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Speaker 1: of those ice agents when they were killed. We saw
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Speaker 1: how they were eulogized, the fictions that were created around them.
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Speaker 1: She was a loving maternal school teacher, and he was
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Speaker 1: a strapping young nurse. You know. They love puppies and
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Speaker 1: kittens and sunshine and rainbows, you know, and they never
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Speaker 1: told you anything about their Loathsome backgrounds and behavior, including
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Speaker 1: assaulting officers, previously documented even just a week prior, I
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Speaker 1: think to the male nurse being killed. These people are
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Speaker 1: willing to die for a political cause. That makes them very,
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Speaker 1: very dangerous. Of course, Also it's notable what seems to
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Speaker 1: be consistent and true, whether it was up in many
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Speaker 1: are there in Newark. You notice that everybody involved in
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Speaker 1: these protestations about ice and detaining illegal aliens, they're all
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Speaker 1: lily white. Almost all of them are lily white. Have
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Speaker 1: you noticed that.
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Speaker 2: I've noticed that. I've noticed that they're all white, they're
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Speaker 2: all of a certain age, they're all pretty well equipped,
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Speaker 2: they're all it's almost like they're wearing uniforms. They're all
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Speaker 2: wearing the same clothes, the same materials, and it seems
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Speaker 2: pretty coordinated.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it clearly is. And I think we've seen
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Speaker 1: this playbook before. We saw it during George Floyd, we
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Speaker 1: saw it during Occupy Wall Street. This has been a
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Speaker 1: playbook now for how long a decade or more organized
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Speaker 1: protestation that And you made the point, and I think
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Speaker 1: it's a good one. This is something that the American
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Speaker 1: left believes worked for them well to get Joe Biden elected,
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Speaker 1: and it did. It was this attitude of oh, I
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Speaker 1: just and you'll hear this. I hear this, Oh, nothing
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Speaker 1: frosts to me more than when I hear this, I
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Speaker 1: will hear people say to me or by now.
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Speaker 3: Oh, I just gosh, I just wish things weren't so divisive.
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Speaker 3: Oh I wish everyone were. Oh maybe we just need
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Speaker 3: to go back to a time when things were a
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Speaker 3: little more calm. And and I always have to remind
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Speaker 3: people it's not Donald Trump.
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Speaker 1: He didn't show up being divisive. Donald Trump isn't under
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Speaker 1: himself divisive. It's a constant onslaught every day. It's this
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Speaker 1: kind of chaos every day in opposition to him, every day,
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Speaker 1: and it starts to wear the American psyche down. And
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Speaker 1: so for people that aren't in this audience, that aren't
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Speaker 1: paying attention, they just start to think to themselves, gosh,
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Speaker 1: I'm exhausted with all this consternation. Maybe if we just
7:39
Speaker 1: got rid of the guy that's making everybody angry, that
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Speaker 1: would be better. Let's just give the mob what they
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Speaker 1: want and everybody will calm down and we can go
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Speaker 1: back to normal.
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Speaker 2: That'senuousness, that's what they're hoping to achieve here, and let's
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Speaker 2: just remain you know. It's like oh, like like that
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Speaker 2: scene right there, as if it's Trump's fault for causing
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Speaker 2: that chaos. Let's not forget what they're protesting. They're protesting
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Speaker 2: legal federal sworn in officers, federal law enforcement officers to
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Speaker 2: enforce federal law.
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Speaker 1: Law by your elected representatives, passed.
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Speaker 2: By Democrats, signed it a law in some cases by
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Speaker 2: Democrat presidents, but they never expected someone to actually enforce
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Speaker 2: that law.
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Speaker 1: Apparently.
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Speaker 2: All right now, I want to show you the video
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Speaker 2: now of Democrat Governor Nikki Cheryl who assembled other Democrats,
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Speaker 2: the two senators there from that state, and several of
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Speaker 2: the congressmen that represent this New York area. They held
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Speaker 2: a press conference asking for calm in the streets and
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Speaker 2: telling people that this kind of behavior is absolutely unacceptable.
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Speaker 2: I want to show you that. I want to show
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Speaker 2: it to you, but I can't because it doesn't exist, Chris.
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Speaker 2: The Democrats didn't say a thing about this, if anything.
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Speaker 2: In fact, the first day of these riots, you actually
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Speaker 2: had the Senator, Senator Kim of New Jersey participating in
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Speaker 2: these riots. This is a new this is a new rubicon.
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Speaker 2: I think that's been cross here by the Democrats.
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Speaker 1: And you know, Minneapolis, many people felt like Holman coming
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Speaker 1: in and removing the guy in charge, there was somehow
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Speaker 1: an acquiescence. I don't think Holman sees it that way.
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Speaker 1: As for me personally, I'm foot on the gas pedal
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Speaker 1: with this stuff. I don't want to see any acquiescence.
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Speaker 1: I don't want to see anybody back down. I don't
9:22
Speaker 1: want to see anybody pack up and leave. That entire
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Speaker 1: Minneapolis episode, as you know, I believe, was made up
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Speaker 1: out of whole cloth, just to distract from the fact
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Speaker 1: that we had just uncovered an unbelievable amount of taxpayer theft.
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Speaker 1: And little Tim Walls, the dancing queen governor there, he
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Speaker 1: needed some kind of distraction, and so did Mayor Fry
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Speaker 1: And so they got this little performative street theater thing,
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Speaker 1: and it carried on and went on long enough that
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Speaker 1: ultimately the news carried it to such a degree they
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Speaker 1: truly just straight propaganda that they truly made enough people,
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Speaker 1: I guess believe or perpetuated the image that government agents
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Speaker 1: were out indiscriminately hunting people. They said it enough, they
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Speaker 1: sold it enough that I think the Trump administration felt
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Speaker 1: like they had to react to it. So that's to
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Speaker 1: the disingenuous Metius credit.
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Speaker 2: I sometimes, even if you have the facts on your side,
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Speaker 2: if you've lost the narrative, if you've lost the image,
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Speaker 2: you just got to react. You have to react to
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Speaker 2: what's going on. But I know the American people don't.
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Speaker 2: And you know this.
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Speaker 1: The polling suggests that no one supports the idea of
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Speaker 1: people breaking into the country being here illegally, and certainly
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Speaker 1: no one supports the idea of giving safe haven to
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Speaker 1: people that have committed additional crimes after breaking into the country.
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Speaker 1: All Americans agree, just like most Americans agree they want
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Speaker 1: voter ID and the Safe Act past. All Americans, most
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Speaker 1: Americans agree, you can't break into the country illegally and
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Speaker 1: stay here. You can't commit crimes after you've broken into
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Speaker 1: the country and stay here. It's not a dispute. That's
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Speaker 1: what so orwellian about this. We don't agree, and yet
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Speaker 1: the media can make you feel like, oh, there's chaos
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Speaker 1: in the streets and we've just got to give in
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Speaker 1: and give up the idea. It's not true.
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Speaker 2: It's frustrated Well and Chris, as we come back and
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Speaker 2: look at the video, and if people are listening to
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Speaker 2: the downloaded podcast, check us out on YouTube. Chris Degall's
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Speaker 2: channel on YouTube, so you can see these video images
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Speaker 2: as well. Because what we're seeing here this is not
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Speaker 2: a peaceful protest, all right, There's nothing peaceful about it.
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Speaker 2: And all of that behavior, by any objective evaluation, is
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Speaker 2: criminal behavior. You cannot do what those people have done.
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Speaker 2: And not only can I not show you the press
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Speaker 2: conference that Nikki Cheryl held with Democrats around here, there's
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Speaker 2: also something missing. Take a look at the Oh I
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Speaker 2: just took it off the screen. Sorry about that. Take
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Speaker 2: a look at this video, and what don't you see.
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Speaker 2: You don't see Newark police, you don't see county police,
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Speaker 2: you don't.
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Speaker 1: See state police.
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Speaker 2: They were told not to cooperate with ice. They were
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Speaker 2: told to stand down. People are hurt, people are injured
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Speaker 2: because of this chaos, and the police are supposed to
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Speaker 2: be there. I guarantee you that that county, that city
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Speaker 2: in that state gets federal funds for law enforcement. If
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Speaker 2: you're a congressman, Chris de gaul, yes, are you going
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Speaker 2: to look into the fact that you've got states who
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Speaker 2: are getting federal dollars for law enforcement and then they
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Speaker 2: tell their law enforcement to step back and not cooperate
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Speaker 2: with the Feds when they're just doing their job. That
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Speaker 2: seems wrong.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it makes me so happy to live in North Missouri.
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Speaker 1: I met with a group of sheriffs last week and
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Speaker 1: they're just studs, every one of them. And I spoke
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Speaker 1: with them very specifically about their relationship with the federal government.
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Speaker 1: And of course, Missouri is not one of these godforsaken
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Speaker 1: sanctuary states. Missouri is saying, the governor of Missouri is saying,
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Speaker 1: local law enforcement are saying, sheriffs and county sheriffs across
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Speaker 1: the state are saying. And so when someone is detained
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Speaker 1: and illegal alien is detained here, they're held per the
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Speaker 1: federal government's request until they come and get them. And
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Speaker 1: so local law enforcement, federal law enforcement are cooperative with
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Speaker 1: ICE in Missouri, thank goodness, and Missourians are thankful for
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Speaker 1: it too. The federalists wrote a piece about, you know,
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Speaker 1: this is somewhat related, but when you talk about who
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Speaker 1: are these people in the streets. Southern Poverty Law Center
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Speaker 1: has been working to encourage corporations in big tech to
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Speaker 1: blacklist and isolate conservatives by falsely accusing them of hater racism.
13:33
Speaker 1: Yet all the while the SBLC was allegedly paying a
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Speaker 1: source to make racist online posts at its direction. The
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Speaker 1: SBLC was indicted by a federal grand jury last month
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Speaker 1: for wire fraud and conspiracy to commit concealment of money laundering.
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Speaker 1: It's alleged that the Southern Poverty Law Center used millions
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Speaker 1: of dollars received through donations to pay a covert network
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Speaker 1: of individuals that were part of a violent extremist group
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Speaker 1: like the KKK. The newly unsealed indictment reveals that the
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Speaker 1: SBLC had a field source who's a member of the
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Speaker 1: online leadership chat group that planned the twenty seventeen Unite
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Speaker 1: the Right event in Charlottesville. Remember Charlottesville, the very Fine
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Speaker 1: People hoax. Joe Biden said, that's the whole reason he
14:19
Speaker 1: ran was because of Charlottesville. Well, it turns out that
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Speaker 1: thing was in fact bought and paid for by the SPLC.
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Speaker 1: This street theater wherever you find it. The guys with
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Speaker 1: the tiki torches are those goons surrounding ice agents. It's
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Speaker 1: all performance art paid for by these groups that call
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Speaker 1: us the bigots.
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Speaker 2: Any normal person watching this, Chris is looking screaming at
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Speaker 2: their television saying, how is this not domestic terrorism. How
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Speaker 2: is this not an American group with their money paying
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Speaker 2: to so chaos in our streets And shouldn't they? I mean,
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Speaker 2: obviously they have been indicted, but there is to be
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Speaker 2: a full blown investigation on this stuff, like from the
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Speaker 2: top down, because it's plaguing our country.
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Speaker 1: It's the same thing with the pro Palestinian crap from
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Speaker 1: a few months yeah, storming the streets in Washington, d C.
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Speaker 1: The bricks on the street corners, whether it was Antifa,
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Speaker 1: George Floyd, Occupy Wall Street, the Palestinian crap. Now this
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Speaker 1: it's all bought and paid for. And by the way,
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Speaker 1: we've covered over the years on our shows, the bought
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Speaker 1: and paid for influx of illegals coming up from the
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Speaker 1: South before our borders were sealed. What the hell was
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Speaker 1: that somebody was behind that? There are forces, be they global,
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Speaker 1: be they domestic. I don't know what you want to
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Speaker 1: call them, and I don't spend a lot of time
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Speaker 1: in this space, but there are forces that are spending
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Speaker 1: an awful lot of money sowing this kind of chaos
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Speaker 1: professionally every day, and sadly, there are enough Americans that
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Speaker 1: buy it. It influences their moods and their mindset, and
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Speaker 1: they start to feel like, oh, gosh, I guess the
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Speaker 1: country is in such chaos. We need a change in
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Speaker 1: leadership or something. Democrats think they can sow enough chaos
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Speaker 1: to force voters to choose them because they have nothing
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Speaker 1: to sell otherwise. So here's the tough part. Because I
16:04
Speaker 1: know you.
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Speaker 2: I've known you a long time, and I know that
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Speaker 2: you have your principles, you have your values, and when
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Speaker 2: you go to Congress, god willing, you're going to have,
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Speaker 2: you know, the people of your district that you're going
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Speaker 2: to be representing, and I know that you're going to
16:15
Speaker 2: want to get stuff done. But I know that you're
16:17
Speaker 2: also you're going to want to do what every congressman does,
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Speaker 2: which is, you know, find people on the other side
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Speaker 2: of the aisle and figure out what you can agree
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Speaker 2: on and try to get stuff done with those guys.
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Speaker 1: When you see this and you see that.
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Speaker 2: There's obviously an orchestrated connection here between the party or
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Speaker 2: at least the party leadership, and they benefit from this
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Speaker 2: kind of violence in the streets, does it make you
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Speaker 2: think I can't work with these people, How can I
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Speaker 2: work with these people?
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Speaker 1: It? Does it bothers me a lot. And as you know,
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Speaker 1: because you've been there for a long time, you hung
16:46
Speaker 1: out with, you've been around politicians. I don't like this
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Speaker 1: part of politics, and I will just say I've seen
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Speaker 1: it a little bit. It always feels sometimes like people
16:57
Speaker 1: that you might see on TV, on Fox or something
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Speaker 1: say one thing, and then you see them socially, maybe
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Speaker 1: at a restaurant or maybe out for a drink or something,
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Speaker 1: and then you kind of figure out, oh, you don't
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Speaker 1: really mean those things necessarily, or you might mean them,
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Speaker 1: but you're not really serious about it. And so you'll
17:15
Speaker 1: sit and you'll break bread and have drinks and kind
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Speaker 1: of yuck it up with somebody that otherwise publicly you'd
17:21
Speaker 1: be in a real you know, back and forth with,
17:24
Speaker 1: or maybe in a good old fashioned fight. But but
17:26
Speaker 1: then it's kind of like wink wink, that too, was
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Speaker 1: a bit of performance art. I hope that I never
17:32
Speaker 1: if successful here, I hope that I'm never at a
17:34
Speaker 1: place where this is performative and not sincere. That's something
17:39
Speaker 1: I'm going to audit myself on regularly, because I do
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Speaker 1: think these people play for keeps. I think they mean
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Speaker 1: the country harm. I don't think they're to be negotiated with.
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Speaker 1: That isn't to say that I think everybody that calls
17:50
Speaker 1: themselves a democrat is a bad person. I think everybody
17:54
Speaker 1: has some redeeming qualities about them. But to your point,
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Speaker 1: how do you flirt with a party in a movement
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Speaker 1: that sow's this kind of chaos and anarchy?
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Speaker 2: I exactly, I don't see it. Thank you for bringing that.
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Speaker 2: You know they're going out for drinks or dinner. This
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Speaker 2: apocryphal thing about you know, Ronald Riggan and Tip O'Neil
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Speaker 2: used to go out and have a you know, glass
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Speaker 2: of break. First of all, I'm told that one time
18:17
Speaker 2: Ronald Reagan had Tip O'Neil up to the White House
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Speaker 2: and they shared old you know, Irish jokes with each
18:23
Speaker 2: other and had some whiskey. But two things about this.
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Speaker 2: Number one, it didn't happen all the time. It was
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Speaker 2: like one time. Number one. Number two, tip O'Neil didn't
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Speaker 2: want to tear down our country. Okay, he was wrong
18:35
Speaker 2: about a lot. He was a democrat, he was liberal,
18:37
Speaker 2: he wasn't an anarchist. He didn't want to shred the constitution.
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Speaker 2: I don't think Ronald Reagan would sit with him if
18:43
Speaker 2: he did I agree.
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Speaker 1: It's like you go back and you watch some of
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Speaker 1: these nineties clips of everybody from Chuck Schumer to Nancy
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Speaker 1: Pelosi to Built Clinton and Hillary Clinton. Those Democrats did
18:53
Speaker 1: not talk the way they talked today. They said things
18:56
Speaker 1: that many of us are saying now. Back then, Yeah,
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Speaker 1: there there, you know, you've got to balanced budget back then,
19:02
Speaker 1: for heaven's sakes, under Newton Bill Clinton. So it's it's yeah,
19:06
Speaker 1: we're in a different time. I mean, Harry Truman was
19:09
Speaker 1: from Missouri, Democrat president, and you go to Harry Truman's
19:12
Speaker 1: library today, Yeah, you're thinking you're reading about Donald Trump,
19:17
Speaker 1: because back in the fifties, it's stunning. It's real easy.
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Speaker 2: Right winger, that guy. Yeah, So there's gonna be I mean,
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Speaker 2: god forbid, Hakeem Jefferies gets the majority and the Democrats
19:31
Speaker 2: get the majority. I don't think they will. I do
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Speaker 2: think Republicans are gonna pull this out, and you will
19:34
Speaker 2: be part as we are now of a slim majority.
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Speaker 2: But there's gonna be a lot of pressure to defund ice,
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Speaker 2: to to you know, ramp back this deportation regime, to
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Speaker 2: try to put some sort of restrictions on on how
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Speaker 2: border control can do their job. That's a fight you're
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Speaker 2: gonna have to face. Chris, Yeah, and I relish it.
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Speaker 1: I I'm eager. In fact, one I'm my favorite people
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Speaker 1: I've mentioned him before is Brandon gil I actually spoke
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Speaker 1: with him a couple of weeks ago on the phone.
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Speaker 1: It was a real thrill and I said, boy, you
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Speaker 1: are doing great work and he said, it's it's not
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Speaker 1: I asked him kind of, you know the fact that
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Speaker 1: he's going so viral and so many people are enjoying him.
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Speaker 1: Even the President I think has texted him and said, hey,
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Speaker 1: wait to kick butt and all that stuff. It's not
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Speaker 1: performance hard for him though. He's just reading their words
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20:42
Speaker 1: relish the opportunity to do the same because this sort
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20:48
Speaker 1: twenty twenty six, the great thing is we don't need CNN,
20:53
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20:56
Speaker 1: don't need ms NOW to cover it. There's so many
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Speaker 1: spaces like town Hall and others that are now showing
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Speaker 1: us these great moments with Brandon Gail. I'm thrilled with
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Speaker 1: the state of media in twenty twenty six. There's never
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Speaker 2: Another thing about Brett Brandon Gill is great and we
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Speaker 2: You know, it seems to me if you look at
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Speaker 2: the president's election victory in twenty twenty four and what
24:24
Speaker 2: he ran on and what's most important to him, I
24:27
Speaker 2: can't imagine why Republicans up in Capitol Hill are not
24:32
Speaker 2: going to embrace two fundamental things. Keep the border shut
24:35
Speaker 2: down and get to illegal immigrants and start the deportation
24:39
Speaker 2: process if you want. And by the way, it needs
24:42
Speaker 2: to be reminded all those people that they're all protesting
24:44
Speaker 2: about who are in that detention center, each and every
24:46
Speaker 2: one of them had the opportunity to leave voluntarily, get
24:49
Speaker 2: a free flight out, and twenty six hundred dollars cash.
24:53
Speaker 2: So I don't know why anyone's you know, weeping for
24:55
Speaker 2: these people who have broken our laws. But it sure
24:58
Speaker 2: seems to me that Republican and should be on board
25:00
Speaker 2: with keeping that pedal to the metal and keeping this going.
25:04
Speaker 2: Do you see any cracks in the Republican coalition on this?
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Speaker 1: I mean, unfortunately, there are some who just get weak.
25:10
Speaker 1: Need they just they start, you know again, it's that
25:12
Speaker 1: steady drip, drip drip. The media is still gifted at
25:15
Speaker 1: this with certain people that consume only certain kinds of media,
25:18
Speaker 1: and there are Republicans who still consume only certain types
25:22
Speaker 1: of media. Here's what Donald Trump has taught me, Here's
25:26
Speaker 1: what the new media era has taught me. As your
25:29
Speaker 1: I hope future Representative Chris stigaul I will not be
25:33
Speaker 1: gas lit this stuff. This social media stuff X it's
25:38
Speaker 1: not real, okay. I mean it may be dominated, it
25:41
Speaker 1: maybe loud, it may look like it's all this stuff
25:44
Speaker 1: is curated for you, social media, all of it. It's
25:48
Speaker 1: not where real people live, it's not who real people are.
25:51
Speaker 1: And every time there's a survey taken about the issues
25:54
Speaker 1: that you and I care about as conservatives, the American
25:57
Speaker 1: people are with us they're with us on things like
25:59
Speaker 1: the Save Act. They're with us on being tough on
26:01
Speaker 1: the border. They're with us on being tough on illegal
26:04
Speaker 1: aliens who break into the country and then commit additional crimes.
26:07
Speaker 1: They're with us on this gender nonsense. They're with us,
26:11
Speaker 1: and yet media sustained campaign to make you believe they're not.
26:16
Speaker 1: Or as you know, President Trump, we played the clip
26:19
Speaker 1: earlier this week where he just finally had had it
26:21
Speaker 1: with people like Kristen Welker who said, there's no evidence
26:24
Speaker 1: of cheating in twenty twenty. There's no evidence of cheating it.
26:26
Speaker 1: They can keep saying that and then at some point,
26:29
Speaker 1: like President Trump, we just say, all right, I'm done
26:32
Speaker 1: with you. I'm done. You take off the mic and
26:34
Speaker 1: you walk away. You've got to be willing to fight.
26:36
Speaker 1: You got to be willing to go toe to toe
26:37
Speaker 1: with these people, stare them down and say you're not
26:40
Speaker 1: being forthcoming, you're not being truthful, you're gaslighting when you
26:44
Speaker 1: say those things. And if you're not going to acknowledge that,
26:47
Speaker 1: then we're done with this interview. And not be afraid
26:50
Speaker 1: of that. Accepting narratives, not challenging the status quo, not
26:55
Speaker 1: challenging media. Donald Trump should have broken that model, broke
27:00
Speaker 1: in the old way of doing things forever. I hope.
27:02
Speaker 1: I still think there's some Republicans that aren't capable of it,
27:04
Speaker 1: but this won't be one. Larry O'Connor, I'll tell you
27:06
Speaker 1: that well.
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Speaker 2: Chris, I just I don't want a moment to go
27:10
Speaker 2: by without me acknowledging that uncanny impersonation of Kristen Welker.
27:13
Speaker 2: It was really incredible. If you close your eyes you
27:17
Speaker 2: can hear her like you were there.
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Speaker 1: It was amazing. It was a beautiful, brown skinned woman.
27:22
Speaker 2: I have taken way too much of your time. You
27:28
Speaker 2: need to get out of the campaign trail and win
27:30
Speaker 2: this one for God's sakes. To go for Congress dot
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Speaker 2: com is where you want to go to help out
27:35
Speaker 2: that campaign. Throw a few buffs his way to keep
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Speaker 2: the lights on, and we will see you at the
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Speaker 2: next episode of the campaign. It's Christgalla Town w