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6/27/25 -- Dan Ball W/ David Schoen, Daniel Baldwin, Kari Lake, Arynne Wexler, Mesha Mainor. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America.
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Speaker 2: Tonight's supreme victories today for President Trump and we the
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Speaker 2: people when it comes to pretty much the bastardization of
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Speaker 2: the Fourteenth Amendment and the radically dangerous LGBTQ agenda being.
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Speaker 1: Forced on all of America.
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Speaker 2: Plus President Trump hosts a one big, beautiful event at
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Speaker 2: the White House warning the public about the repercussions if
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Speaker 2: the bill does not get past when it comes to
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Speaker 2: our taxes, and a fire exchange on Capitol Hill between
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Speaker 2: our good friend, the senior advisor for the United States
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Speaker 2: Agency for Global Media, Carry Lake, as she goes head
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Speaker 2: to head with a Democrat from her home state of Arizona,
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Speaker 2: And let's just say carry one. I'm Dan Ball, and
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Speaker 2: real America starts right now.
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Speaker 3: Well, I think taking power away from these absolutely crazy,
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Speaker 3: radical left judges is a tremendous This is such a
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Speaker 3: big day. This is such a big day.
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Speaker 2: A big day, indeed, supreme victories for President Trump, the Constitution,
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Speaker 2: the rule of law, and we the people today as
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Speaker 2: the highest court in our land issuing several rulings, one
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Speaker 2: on the so called birthright citizenship and the indoctrination of
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Speaker 2: our children as well in a six to three decision,
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Speaker 2: the Justice found that federal judges have exceeded their authority
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Speaker 2: in imposing universal blocks on Trump's birthright Citizenship executive order.
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Speaker 2: It's important to note that today's ruling didn't offer a
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Speaker 2: final ruling on the constitutionality of Trump's attempt to limit
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Speaker 2: birthright citizenship, but instead focuses on whether three nationwide injunctions
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Speaker 2: blocking the policy could actually stand. Writing for the majority,
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Speaker 2: Justice Amy Cony Barrett said, when a court concludes that
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Speaker 2: the executive branch has acted unlawfully, the answer is not
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Speaker 2: for the Court to exceed its power too. Thank you, Justice.
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Speaker 2: The usual suspects sodomy are Kagan and Brown Jackson all dissented.
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Speaker 2: President Trump held a news conference at the White House
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Speaker 2: this morning regarding that ruling.
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Speaker 3: This morning, the Supreme Court has delivered a monumental victory
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Speaker 3: for the Constitution, the separation of powers, and the rule
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Speaker 3: of law. In striking down the excessive use of nationwide
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Speaker 3: injunctions to interfere with the normal functioning of the executive branch.
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Speaker 3: The Supreme Court has stopped the presidency itself.
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Speaker 4: That's what they've done.
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Speaker 3: Thanks to this decision, we can now promptly file to
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Speaker 3: proceed with numerous policies that have been wrongly enjoined on
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Speaker 3: a nationwide basis, And some of the cases we're talking
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Speaker 3: about would be ending birthright citizenship, which now comes to
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Speaker 3: the fore that was meant for the babies of slaves.
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Speaker 3: It wasn't meant for people trying to scam the system
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Speaker 3: and come into the country.
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Speaker 2: The other big one today the Supreme Court ruling in
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Speaker 2: favor of parents and parental rights who don't want the
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Speaker 2: LGBTQA plus one two three agenda ram down their kids' throats.
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Speaker 2: The six to three ruling, of course, in favor of
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Speaker 2: the parents in Montgomery County, Maryland, who sought to opt
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Speaker 2: out of their elementary age children from the public instruction
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Speaker 2: that had story books and characters and themes that promoted
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Speaker 2: gay and queer lifestyle.
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Speaker 1: You should be able to opt out.
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Speaker 2: The parents argue that they were denied the ability to
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Speaker 2: opt out over religious freedom, which is protected under the Constitution.
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Speaker 2: Needles to say the same trio, I don't have to
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Speaker 2: say it again. Voted against it, blah blah blah. Trump
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Speaker 2: waited on this as well.
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Speaker 1: It's really a ruling for parents.
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Speaker 3: They lost control of the schools, they lost control of
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Speaker 3: their child. And this is a tremendous victory for parents.
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Speaker 1: Amen.
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Speaker 2: David Showing it's the civil rights and criminal defense attorney.
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Speaker 2: He joined us now to discuss these two big Scotus
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Speaker 2: wins for Team Trump that came down earlier today. David,
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Speaker 2: nice to see you again. Let's begin first with birthright
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Speaker 2: citizenship again. This was more about the injunctions that these
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Speaker 2: activist judges in their robes at their benches around this
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Speaker 2: country think that they have more power than they do
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Speaker 2: keep interrupting Trump's agenda, which is in essence our agenda.
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Speaker 2: I believe exactly what the President believes, because I don't
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Speaker 2: try to reinterpret the Constitution. We all know that the
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Speaker 2: fourteenth was put in place about what three years after
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Speaker 2: the Emancipation Proclamation. They wanted to put it in with it,
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Speaker 2: but they thought in eighteen sixty five that won't get approved.
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Speaker 2: Wait a few years. It was clearly for the children
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Speaker 2: of slaves. But over the last how many decades, one
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Speaker 2: hundreds some years, we've allowed millions of people just to
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Speaker 2: walk in illegally and have their kids, and then our
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Speaker 2: system pay for it. Trump's trying to get it back
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Speaker 2: to what it was supposed to be. You're an attorney,
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Speaker 2: you know the Constitution is the President right.
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Speaker 4: It's very interesting case.
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Speaker 5: By the way, all four of the major constitutional cases
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Speaker 5: today or fantastic for any student of the Constitution, seems
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Speaker 5: to me. And you're right, you know, you see the
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Speaker 5: same split, same sixty three split, yep in each one
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Speaker 5: in this case.
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Speaker 4: It's very interesting.
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Speaker 5: So the background is, of course, as I'm sure your
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Speaker 5: viewers know, President issued an executive order that said you
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Speaker 5: don't get birthright citizenship citizenship automatically by being born in
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Speaker 5: this country if the mother was unlawfully in this country
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Speaker 5: or was temporarily in this country and the father is
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Speaker 5: not a citizen. Very limited situation. I think most people
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Speaker 5: appeals to their common sense. The Court said they're not
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Speaker 5: going to decide that question.
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Speaker 4: It's not before them. Now, remember they heard this on
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Speaker 4: a hurried basis.
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Speaker 5: But what they did say is, and this is a
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Speaker 5: big issue for many litigators around the country, that this
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Speaker 5: idea of universal injunctions just doesn't have support in our
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Speaker 5: constitutional history. They went back as a fascinating decision. They
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Speaker 5: went back to England around the time of seventeen eighty nine,
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Speaker 5: when the Judiciary Act was passed.
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Speaker 4: It gives our federal courts the authority that they have.
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Speaker 5: They said there was no such thing back then. And
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Speaker 5: what that means is, they said, the key to the
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Speaker 5: cases seems to me. They said, there's a difference between
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Speaker 5: complete relief, which any plaintiff is entitled to if the
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Speaker 5: merits warrant in a case, and universal relief. And they
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Speaker 5: give the example of a woman who's pregnant with the
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Speaker 5: child and wants to bring this action. If she wins
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Speaker 5: and she's granted relief and the child consider to be
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Speaker 5: a citizen, it doesn't give her any more complete relief
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Speaker 5: to apply that to other people. The courts should be
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Speaker 5: limited to what's before them and the parties that are
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Speaker 5: before them. So it's a fascinating decision.
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Speaker 2: Well, I mean, these activist judges, it was like the
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Speaker 2: law fair that was against Trump when he was candidate Trump, right,
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Speaker 2: They don't like the policy. So now they're getting these
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Speaker 2: judges from around the country to do these injunctions to
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Speaker 2: try to stop nationwide rulings by the president. You can't
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Speaker 2: do that, and I'm so glad Scotus ruled there. How
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Speaker 2: about the one on let's call it parental choice if
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Speaker 2: you don't want your kids to have to sit in
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Speaker 2: a classroom and read a book at five or six
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Speaker 2: years old about my shadow is pink, this was happening
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Speaker 2: in California, by the way, and learn about the gay
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Speaker 2: Commune and have it forced down your little kid's throat.
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Speaker 2: You should be able to say, I don't want my
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Speaker 2: kid to have to learn that crap because we're Christians
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Speaker 2: and we don't believe in it. It doesn't mean you're
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Speaker 2: being anti gay or homophobic. It means you're following your religion,
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Speaker 2: and I'm pretty sure that's protected by that old piece
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Speaker 2: of paper called the Constitution.
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Speaker 5: David, Yeah, I have to say, I think this is
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Speaker 5: a classic decision that reflects one of the many reasons
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Speaker 5: President Trump was elected. That is a return to sort
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Speaker 5: of common sense and the family. In this case, what
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Speaker 5: the court said is they'll give the schools to give
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Speaker 5: notice that this kind of curriculum will be taught in
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Speaker 5: the class and the parents have the right to opt out.
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Speaker 1: You know.
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Speaker 4: In this case, the same three again dissented.
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Speaker 5: There's a thirty eight page descent, and Justice Sonomayor I
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Speaker 5: believe said that this hits at the essence of what
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Speaker 5: public education attacks the essence what public education is to
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Speaker 5: be about.
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Speaker 4: Expose you to different points of view.
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Speaker 5: I wonder if that's going to come back to bite
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Speaker 5: her if a Christian group suggests that people shouldn't be
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Speaker 5: able to be denied the right to have public.
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Speaker 4: Prayer in school because it's just another view.
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Speaker 1: Yes, please, can you bring that case before her?
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Speaker 2: I would love to see her have to eat her
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Speaker 2: own words, eat a little crow, because remember she's the
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Speaker 2: one that couldn't tell us what a woman is either
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Speaker 2: during her confirmation hearing.
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Speaker 1: Great point.
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Speaker 2: Okay, I'm out of time, but I got to throw
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Speaker 2: these last two decisions that David mentioned. The Supreme Court
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Speaker 2: now allowing states to block Medicaid funding for planned parenthood,
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Speaker 2: and they also upheld the Texas law aimed at blocking
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Speaker 2: minors from porn sites. So four big decisions, David, I
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Speaker 2: got less than thirty left. I'll give you the final word, sir.
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Speaker 5: Well, the porn case, it's very hard to understand the descent.
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Speaker 5: This will let Texas pass the law that the sites
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Speaker 5: must engage in age varication, make sure somebody watching porn
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Speaker 5: sites are over eighteen. The court said, essentially, well, this
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Speaker 5: may not be the least restrictive means to achieve their interest.
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Speaker 5: So that's interesting, you know, Doc trinally and the other one,
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Speaker 5: of course planned parent. They said a person doesn't have standing.
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Speaker 5: It's the classic federal court decision. The Medicaid Act doesn't
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Speaker 5: provide individuals standing to challenge the prohibition of funds being
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Speaker 5: go into an organization that performs abortions.
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Speaker 2: Boo, love it, My money shouldn't go there, David. As always,
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Speaker 2: we appreciate your intellect, your insight, and your expertise. Now
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Speaker 2: go enjoy your weekend, sir, God bless you for.
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Speaker 1: You very much. You too.
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Speaker 2: President Trump there make another push for his one Big,
11:59
Speaker 2: Buseautiful Bill, hosting an actual one big Beautiful event at
12:04
Speaker 2: the White House, aiming to pass it before the self
12:08
Speaker 2: imposed deadline of July fourth, which of course is next week.
12:12
Speaker 2: The bill, already narrowly approved by the House, covers key
12:15
Speaker 2: Trump priorities. One of the biggest ones, the Trump tax
12:19
Speaker 2: cuts from the first administration, right, he wants to keep those,
12:22
Speaker 2: and hey, I'm all for it. Of course, we've got
12:25
Speaker 2: defense spending a big one. Border security, got to get
12:29
Speaker 2: that money to Ice to get the illegals out. They
12:31
Speaker 2: will cost us more in the long run, folks. And
12:34
Speaker 2: then of course new energy policy, right, we've got to
12:36
Speaker 2: get rid of that Green New Deal crap, and unleash
12:41
Speaker 2: everything else that we have in this nation, clean coal,
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Speaker 2: natural gas, oil. You can do that all with wind,
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Speaker 2: solar and batteries.
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Speaker 1: You can do both. You can have green energy and
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Speaker 1: original fossil fuel.
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Speaker 2: It's fine Senate Republicans working to modify the bill to
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Speaker 2: secure enough support within their slim fifty three seat majority.
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Speaker 1: All Democrats are expected to oppose it.
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Speaker 2: Of course, major disputes, as you're the president, talk about
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Speaker 2: one of the biggest ones medicaid, also state and local
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Speaker 2: tax or salt deduction, and the debt ceiling. That's the
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Speaker 2: big one that, of course folks, even on our.
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Speaker 1: Side are fighting for. You know, I wasn't very happy
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Speaker 1: about it.
13:18
Speaker 2: While speaking about his success in bringing the US back
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Speaker 2: to life during the first five months of his second term,
13:25
Speaker 2: the President made a big announcement earlier today as well.
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Speaker 3: Listen up, we just signed with China yesterday, right, just
13:32
Speaker 3: signed with China. We have everybody. We're not going to
13:35
Speaker 3: make deals with everybody. Some were just going to send
13:37
Speaker 3: him a letter say thank you very much. You're going
13:39
Speaker 3: to pay twenty five thirty five, forty five percent.
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Speaker 1: That's the easy way to do it. And my people
13:44
Speaker 1: don't want to do it that way. They want to
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Speaker 1: do some of it, but they want to make more
13:47
Speaker 1: deals than I would do. But we're having some great deals.
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Speaker 1: We have one coming up maybe with India, very big one. Well,
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Speaker 1: we're going to open up India.
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Speaker 3: In the China deal, We're starting to open up China
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Speaker 3: things that never really could have happened.
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Speaker 1: And the relationship with every country has been very good.
14:04
Speaker 2: Now, how many people said when President Trump started the
14:07
Speaker 2: trade in tariff wars a few months ago, Oh my god,
14:10
Speaker 2: it's going to crush businesses and the markets and the
14:12
Speaker 2: economy is going to just nosedive.
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Speaker 1: And he already got China to sign a deal.
14:19
Speaker 2: Another major hurdle in the bills progress lies in the
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Speaker 2: hands of the Senate Parliamentarian, a gal named Elizabeth mcdonaghue.
14:26
Speaker 2: Mcgonahue has ruled that key Medicaid reforms in President Trump's
14:30
Speaker 2: Big Beautiful Bill cannot be passed through the budget reconciliation process,
14:34
Speaker 2: meaning they are ineligible for approval by a simple majority
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Speaker 2: of the Senate.
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Speaker 1: Those reforms on restricting.
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Speaker 2: Medicaid eligibility for non citizens and stripping the funding for
14:44
Speaker 2: so called gender affirming care for minors.
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Speaker 1: The decision is a major setback.
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Speaker 2: For Senate Republicans who had planned to use medicaid cuts
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Speaker 2: to offset the cost of the permanent tax reductions in
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Speaker 2: the bill. President Trump, meantime, is warning about the repercussions
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Speaker 2: of not passing that.
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Speaker 1: Part of the legislation, and I agree. Why are we
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Speaker 1: giving illegals medicaid?
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Speaker 2: And why are we funding surgeries which President Trump already
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Speaker 2: signed to EO and said it's illegal. And the Supreme
15:12
Speaker 2: Court rule on the Tennessee case, you cannot mutilate miners.
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Speaker 3: If it's not approved, your taxes will go by sixty
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Speaker 3: eight percent. Think of that, sixty eight a record, the
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Speaker 3: highest in the history. The Democrats won't approve it only
15:26
Speaker 3: because politically it's so good for the Republicans. The Democrats
15:29
Speaker 3: aren't approving it, But think of what they're not approving.
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Speaker 3: They're not approving border security. We've done a great job
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Speaker 3: at the border, but.
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Speaker 1: We have to add some war. We have to do
15:38
Speaker 1: various things. We have no money for that. We have
15:41
Speaker 1: no money for the border. We have no money for
15:43
Speaker 1: so many things.
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Speaker 3: But if the Democrats, it'll be interesting to see if
15:47
Speaker 3: we get any Democrat well, as we should.
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Speaker 1: If I were a Democrat.
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Speaker 3: I would absolutely maybe Fetterman because he seems to be
15:53
Speaker 3: the most sensible one lately.
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Speaker 1: If I were a Democrat, I would vote for.
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Speaker 3: This bill all day long because it's tax cuts and
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Speaker 3: so many other things center common sense, basic things.
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Speaker 2: Joining us now to discuss all this what America News
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Speaker 2: Chief White House Correspondent Daniel Baldwin from the White House lawn, Daniel,
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Speaker 2: Nice to see you, brother.
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Speaker 1: How you been.
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Speaker 6: It's always good to see you, dance Li look cooler
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Speaker 6: out here today than it has been this week, so
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Speaker 6: not as sweaty out here as I normally have been.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I heard that the swamp was a little extra
16:24
Speaker 2: swampy this week with the humidity and the rain and
16:27
Speaker 2: everything else. Yeah, nineties, come on out to San Diego,
16:30
Speaker 2: whatever you like. Come out to headquarters, Daniel, take a vacation,
16:33
Speaker 2: take some time off, but not right now. I need
16:35
Speaker 2: you for about three or four minutes. Let's talk about
16:37
Speaker 2: the big beautiful bill the President. Have a little party
16:40
Speaker 2: there at the White House. I believe it was yesterday
16:41
Speaker 2: because I know I was talking with you about how
16:43
Speaker 2: it was going. We were trying to get somebody to
16:45
Speaker 2: come and chat with us from that event, But I
16:47
Speaker 2: know it took a while to get everything in. It
16:50
Speaker 2: sounds like they're going to have a roadblock here in
16:53
Speaker 2: the Senate. What are you hearing from the White House
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Speaker 2: and the pressure being applied from the President to Senate
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Speaker 2: Republicans to keep this stuff in there? And I also
17:02
Speaker 2: heard about a little pressure that the Senate Majority leader
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Speaker 2: might be putting on this parliamentary Gala mcdonaghue to try
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Speaker 2: and push this through without that majority of sixty votes,
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Speaker 2: because we know the Democrats aren't going to vote with
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Speaker 2: the Republicans. But this is common sense stuff. Why wouldn't
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Speaker 2: you be cutting medicaid from illegals? And why wouldn't you
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Speaker 2: stop giving money to transgender surgeries for minors when it's illegal.
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Speaker 7: You hit on a bunch of key points there, Dan
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Speaker 7: and hit.
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Speaker 6: I'll go through them systematically, per se how the White
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Speaker 6: House is feeling. You heard the Press secretary say the
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Speaker 6: expectation is at the bill beyond the President's desk in
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Speaker 6: July fourth.
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Speaker 7: That's the expectation.
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Speaker 6: So they're applying a certain amount of pressure on not
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Speaker 6: only Senate Republicans but House Republicans as well. You don't
17:48
Speaker 6: want to be the few congressional members that they're the
17:52
Speaker 6: main reason you don't hit the president's expectation, because that
17:55
Speaker 6: means you'll draw the ire of the President of the
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Speaker 6: United States. Second, there's a reason the President was initially
18:03
Speaker 6: scheduled to go to Bedminster this weekend.
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Speaker 7: Ye, and now he's staying in DC.
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Speaker 6: It's not a coincidence that it's the last weekend before
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Speaker 6: this is ultimately due to be passed.
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Speaker 7: I think he's likely going to.
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Speaker 6: Be trying to whipping some votes on the side throughout
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Speaker 6: this weekend, staying in DC, taking meetings, perhaps trying to
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Speaker 6: get some of these members over the hump, maybe turning
18:25
Speaker 6: some naysayers to yasayers. And then, of course you're talking
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Speaker 6: about the Senate parliamentarian. They admin had issues with the
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Speaker 6: parliamentarian during that Congressional Vote Act session a couple of
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Speaker 6: weeks back where they repealed the California ev mandate rule.
18:42
Speaker 6: The parliamentarian gave them problems with that. Now she's rearing
18:46
Speaker 6: her ugly head again, and there's been a lot of
18:47
Speaker 6: discourse about, well, she's an honelected bureaucrat and her role
18:51
Speaker 6: should be merely advisory.
18:53
Speaker 7: So it's sort of thematically very similar.
18:55
Speaker 2: To me the way, Daniel Rode quick, Sorry, who appointed her?
18:58
Speaker 2: Which president? Past president? Or which Senate leader? Pardon me,
19:01
Speaker 2: the Senate leader appoints that person?
19:03
Speaker 1: Correct? Or where's the parliament? Remind me of the rules.
19:05
Speaker 7: It was Harry Reid.
19:06
Speaker 1: I believe he was ahead. That's right, That's what I
19:09
Speaker 1: read it.
19:10
Speaker 2: Harry Reid hasn't been the head of the Senate for years.
19:13
Speaker 2: Maybe it's time for a new parliamentarian.
19:15
Speaker 6: She's exactly. And the key point that you made, Dan,
19:20
Speaker 6: is the reconciliation process. If a bill's reconciliation, it avoids
19:24
Speaker 6: that dreaded sixty vote threshold to get past the filibuster,
19:28
Speaker 6: which is nearly darn impossible given modern politics here in DC.
19:33
Speaker 6: So it's crucial that it meets the threshold and the
19:36
Speaker 6: sort of the characteristics of a reconciliation bill to do it.
19:39
Speaker 6: So there's a lot of different moving parts, and everyone
19:42
Speaker 6: I'm speaking to reporters per se, they're like, well, I
19:45
Speaker 6: don't know if the President is going to do it.
19:47
Speaker 6: But that was the same attitude that they had around
19:50
Speaker 6: Memorial Day when they were trying to get this through
19:52
Speaker 6: the House. They were essentially saying, I don't know if
19:54
Speaker 6: he's got to rab it up his sleeve for this one.
19:56
Speaker 6: But the thing that makes President Trump so formidable in
19:59
Speaker 6: the political arena is that just when you just when
20:02
Speaker 6: you count him out, he always has an.
20:04
Speaker 7: Extra trick up his sleep.
20:05
Speaker 1: That's the art of the deal there.
20:07
Speaker 7: It sort of tends to be. The expectation. It tends
20:10
Speaker 7: to be.
20:10
Speaker 6: The expectation is that, you know, President Trump and Thune,
20:13
Speaker 6: who is a very politically savvy leader, they'll figure something
20:17
Speaker 6: out and they'll get this done and it'll be a
20:19
Speaker 6: very interesting rally on July third, Dan if it doesn't
20:23
Speaker 6: look like this one big beautiful bill is going to
20:26
Speaker 6: get passed, because he's going to de mooinne Iowa to
20:27
Speaker 6: celebrate July fourth the day before. So the heat's on.
20:32
Speaker 6: It's definitely. It's definitely hot here in DC's more ways
20:35
Speaker 6: than one. Yeah, the pressure is certainly on the Senate
20:37
Speaker 6: to get in the House, as a matter of fact,
20:39
Speaker 6: to get this to the President's desk by next Friday.
20:41
Speaker 1: All right, Well, the countdowns on.
20:44
Speaker 2: Why don't you go enjoy the weekend since you're a newlywed,
20:48
Speaker 2: because next week I highly doubt you're gonna have any
20:50
Speaker 2: time off. And if they don't get this done by
20:52
Speaker 2: July fourth, and the President makes him stay. You're going
20:55
Speaker 2: to be staying and working through the weekend, sir, So
20:57
Speaker 2: go enjoy this weekend. Correct take You'll appreciate you, Chief
21:01
Speaker 2: White House Correspondent Daniel Baldwin from the White House Today,
21:04
Speaker 2: appreciate the coverage. Up next, our friend Carry Lake's going
21:08
Speaker 2: to join us to discuss her recent testimony on the Hill,
21:11
Speaker 2: which also got heated this week. And as usual, don't
21:15
Speaker 2: you ever ever try to take on my Carry. She
21:18
Speaker 2: will put you in your place like members of the
21:22
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21:24
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Speaker 8: This place is rotten. It's rotten to the core. President
23:50
Speaker 8: Trump has asked me to go in and help clean
23:52
Speaker 8: it up. And he's also issued in an executive order
23:55
Speaker 8: to reduce this agency down to its mandate, to what
23:59
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24:08
Speaker 2: Carry Lake there, folks, ah another reason I love her.
24:11
Speaker 2: But you know President Trump rather he hates strong, powerful women,
24:15
Speaker 2: right according to the Left.
24:17
Speaker 1: That's why she's the White.
24:18
Speaker 2: House Senior Advisor to the United States Agency for Global Media.
24:22
Speaker 2: Plus she has thirty some years of experience in media,
24:25
Speaker 2: and this week she was testifying before the House Foreign
24:27
Speaker 2: Affairs Committee on her agency's record of waste fraud, abuse, mismanagement,
24:32
Speaker 2: and security failures.
24:35
Speaker 1: And I love that Trump put her in charge. She's
24:37
Speaker 1: the best one for the job.
24:38
Speaker 2: So if you don't know, the USAGM oversees several government
24:41
Speaker 2: funded news media entities like Voice of America, Radio Free Europe,
24:46
Speaker 2: Radio Liberty, and the Office of Cuba Broadcasting. Lake revealing
24:51
Speaker 2: more about the waste fraud abuse within those organizations, including
24:55
Speaker 2: seventy five thousand dollars on how Mac computers can be
24:58
Speaker 2: used for social distancing one hundred thousand bucks, an American
25:02
Speaker 2: taxpayer cash to actually sponsor an Afghan cricket team four
25:07
Speaker 2: hundred thousand bucks, or a quid pro quote payments to
25:10
Speaker 2: African VOA affiliates, and they actually wrote quid pro quo
25:16
Speaker 2: next to it on the budget item. She says eight
25:19
Speaker 2: hundred and twenty four or twenty five thousand dollars for
25:22
Speaker 2: a New York music show, a six million dollar contract
25:26
Speaker 2: for consulting advice that they never implemented the advice.
25:31
Speaker 1: Wow.
25:32
Speaker 2: President Trump responded to the hearingwid Lake on truth social
25:36
Speaker 2: here we go. Why would a Republican want Democrat mouthpiece
25:41
Speaker 2: Voice of America to continue. It's a total left wing disaster.
25:46
Speaker 2: No Republican should vote for its survival. Kill it end quote. Meantime,
25:52
Speaker 2: the Federal Trade Commission approved Omniquor Group's thirteen billion dollar
25:56
Speaker 2: acquisition of inter Public Group, creating the world's large just
26:00
Speaker 2: advertising company with about twenty five billion dollars in projected
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Speaker 2: revenue in twenty twenty four.
26:05
Speaker 1: While FTC approval was granted only after both.
26:08
Speaker 2: Companies agreed not to coordinate or collude on politically motivated
26:14
Speaker 2: ad boycott's meaning they cannot discourage clients from advertising uncertain
26:20
Speaker 2: platforms due to the publisher's political or ideological views.
26:24
Speaker 1: You know what that means. You know what that means.
26:27
Speaker 1: That means advertisers on is open for business. We always
26:32
Speaker 1: have been.
26:32
Speaker 2: Stop listening to those stupid Democrats joining us out away
26:36
Speaker 2: in on all this. As I said, she's the senior
26:38
Speaker 2: advisor for the US Agency for Global Media. My friend
26:41
Speaker 2: Kerry Lake back on the program, I love that last
26:44
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26:49
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26:53
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26:56
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Speaker 2: by the way, a bunch of them are coming back.
27:02
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27:04
Speaker 2: now the last few months.
27:06
Speaker 8: Well, you guys do a great job. I mean, you know,
27:08
Speaker 8: and what they did to you and two other strong
27:11
Speaker 8: voices who were telling the truth because during the last administration,
27:15
Speaker 8: the truth was dangerous to them. Yes, they similar to
27:19
Speaker 8: d banking. They took away your ability to survive, to
27:22
Speaker 8: have advertisers come on by scaring advertisers away. Meantime, they're
27:25
Speaker 8: getting tons of ads by big Pharma and they're getting
27:28
Speaker 8: all the benefit to it. So I'm glad that happened,
27:31
Speaker 8: and I'm glad President Trump put out that truth social
27:33
Speaker 8: post just after my hearing wrapped up.
27:36
Speaker 7: I know that he saw some of the clips from
27:38
Speaker 7: the hearing.
27:39
Speaker 2: Great testimony, by the way, fiery carry Woo, you were
27:42
Speaker 2: on fire with those Democrats.
27:44
Speaker 8: Well, I just wanted to let them know. Look, they've
27:47
Speaker 8: been hiring spies here from Russia. They've been leaning on
27:51
Speaker 8: the CCP to figure out how America American broadcasting should cover.
27:56
Speaker 8: The CCP. I don't want the CCP's opinion on how
27:59
Speaker 8: we should cover. No, it's insane. And then not to
28:03
Speaker 8: mention the kind of stories they've been doing if you
28:05
Speaker 8: want to look politically, running political ads for Joe Biden
28:09
Speaker 8: while at the same time trashing President Trump and putting
28:11
Speaker 8: swastikas over his face, hiring Russian spies to work writing
28:17
Speaker 8: anti American news. I could go on and on all day.
28:20
Speaker 8: One of the big bombshells that a lot of people
28:22
Speaker 8: missed was that VOA has actually become a crime scene
28:25
Speaker 8: Capitol police investigating year's worth of threatening phone calls made
28:31
Speaker 8: to a sitting member of Congress coming from inside the
28:34
Speaker 8: VOA building. Wow, the media hasn't picked up on that,
28:38
Speaker 8: and they haven't.
28:38
Speaker 1: Covered it, So okay.
28:40
Speaker 2: All I did was talk about the fraud, waste, and
28:41
Speaker 2: abuse you uncovered. You're talking about not mean I shouldn't
28:45
Speaker 2: say this is a crime, and that's not. They're both
28:47
Speaker 2: crimes that are wasting my damn money. But I'm talking
28:49
Speaker 2: about the money they were wasting. You're talking about criminals
28:52
Speaker 2: working for vo A and crimes they've committed for decades
28:58
Speaker 2: within that building that you and me carry and all
29:01
Speaker 2: the viewers pay for with our tax dollars.
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Speaker 1: That's what you're telling us you've uncovered.
29:04
Speaker 8: Yeah, well, in the last couple of years there were
29:08
Speaker 8: phone threats made to a sitting member of Congress. I
29:10
Speaker 8: consider that to be domestic terrorism. Well, yeah, not to
29:13
Speaker 8: mention other financial crimes. One of the contract directors who
29:17
Speaker 8: writes up contracts giving his aunt a contract for a
29:22
Speaker 8: janitorial and maintenance contract. I mean, government contracts are highly
29:27
Speaker 8: coveted and it is against the law to hand them
29:29
Speaker 8: out to family members. That is just the tip of
29:32
Speaker 8: the Iceberg. But the Democrats at that hearing didn't want
29:34
Speaker 8: to talk about that. They didn't want to talk about
29:36
Speaker 8: the fact that the CCP is telling us how to
29:38
Speaker 8: cover the CCP. They didn't want to talk about the
29:40
Speaker 8: fact that Russian propagandists and spies were being hired. They
29:44
Speaker 8: didn't want to talk about the fact that we averted.
29:46
Speaker 2: There was the oversight at this agency, Kerrie for years.
29:49
Speaker 2: Nobody checked in. They just went, here's your check. Who
29:52
Speaker 2: funded them this whole time? Do they get their cash
29:54
Speaker 2: from usaid?
29:56
Speaker 8: Well, no, they got it from hard working men and
29:58
Speaker 8: women across this country. And you know, even outlets that
30:02
Speaker 8: are grantees like Radio Free Asia and Radio Free Europe,
30:05
Speaker 8: which started by the way as CIA operations and then
30:08
Speaker 8: morphed into grantees for US Agency for Global Media, they
30:13
Speaker 8: get tens of millions, hundreds of millions of dollars from
30:16
Speaker 8: the taxpayer, and they're hiring foreign nationals. They're not covering
30:20
Speaker 8: America in a positive light. And it's an insult to
30:24
Speaker 8: the people of this country. People don't care about the
30:28
Speaker 8: taxpayer in this town except when it comes to making
30:30
Speaker 8: them fork over their money. But no one's looking out
30:33
Speaker 8: for them until President Trump rolled into town and brought
30:36
Speaker 8: in a team of people who are putting the American
30:39
Speaker 8: and the American taxpayer first.
30:40
Speaker 1: Amen.
30:41
Speaker 2: And you're three over three decades of experience just like
30:45
Speaker 2: macare in the media world and industry. You know what's
30:49
Speaker 2: fair and what's not fair. And I'm glad he put
30:51
Speaker 2: you in this role.
30:51
Speaker 1: You're perfect for it.
30:53
Speaker 2: Now, something that happened at this hearing had nothing to
30:56
Speaker 2: do with what you were there to discuss. There's this
30:59
Speaker 2: idiot named Greg Stanton. I assume this is a Democrat
31:03
Speaker 2: house member from Arizona, your hometown state. Here's a little
31:06
Speaker 2: back and forth between Kerrie and Greg Stanton and no setup.
31:11
Speaker 2: I just want to let it go and then we'll
31:13
Speaker 2: get your comment on the backside.
31:14
Speaker 1: Go ahead, guys.
31:15
Speaker 8: They could literally put out a lie about anybody here,
31:18
Speaker 8: and I know you've been the victim of that.
31:20
Speaker 1: I know you've been the victim.
31:21
Speaker 8: I remember the stories about you where they said you
31:25
Speaker 8: had a gay lover, and those were going mister.
31:28
Speaker 4: Chairman, chairman.
31:29
Speaker 1: Can I all right?
31:30
Speaker 4: I hope you, honor.
31:31
Speaker 1: What you just gave is a caution to everyone.
31:34
Speaker 4: And I moved those words meat to tell.
31:38
Speaker 8: You that those kind of lies, and you said those
31:40
Speaker 8: were lies. Those kind of lies could be broadcast today
31:43
Speaker 8: on VOA and you couldn't pick up the phone Representative
31:47
Speaker 8: Stanton and call them and say, hey, you're putting out
31:49
Speaker 8: lies about me. You would not be able to do
31:52
Speaker 8: that because they would sue you for breaking the firewall.
31:55
Speaker 1: Wow, he stepped into the meeting late.
31:58
Speaker 2: From my understanding, wanted to rip you and make fun
32:00
Speaker 2: of you because you lost a couple elections, not even
32:02
Speaker 2: talk about what's happening at VOA.
32:04
Speaker 1: And I love how you just.
32:06
Speaker 2: Turned the tables on some fraudulent if it was fraudulent
32:09
Speaker 2: reporting on Stanton back in your home state of Arizona
32:12
Speaker 2: and saying, hey, I'm just looking out for you and everybody.
32:15
Speaker 2: I'm trying to clean VOA up. If you'd just showed
32:17
Speaker 2: up on time to the hearing, you know that? And wow,
32:20
Speaker 2: did he get flustered carry he didn't know how to
32:22
Speaker 2: handle you.
32:24
Speaker 1: God bless you. Go ahead. Final word.
32:26
Speaker 8: Well, you know he spent his five minutes not talking
32:29
Speaker 8: about how can we fix the concerns about a background
32:32
Speaker 8: screening of people were hiring from foreign nations hostile to us?
32:35
Speaker 8: Or stop the spies or stop the bias and the lies.
32:39
Speaker 8: He spent it trying to, you know, do the old
32:41
Speaker 8: election deny or garbage, wanting to forget that sixty percent
32:45
Speaker 8: of the polling places on election day didn't work in
32:47
Speaker 8: Maricopa County and trying to call me a liar. And
32:50
Speaker 8: I think he forgot that I covered him for a
32:53
Speaker 8: number of years when he was Phoenix mayor, and I
32:55
Speaker 8: know what time it is, and I thought that that
32:58
Speaker 8: story was pertinent and maybe would help him understand that
33:02
Speaker 8: we need to have editorial control over what's happening at
33:05
Speaker 8: VOWAY because stories like that when they said he had
33:08
Speaker 8: a gay lover and you know, was hiding it from
33:11
Speaker 8: his family, stories like that could be played on VOA,
33:15
Speaker 8: even if, as he says, they aren't true, and he
33:18
Speaker 8: would have no way of stopping it. You know, he
33:21
Speaker 8: should have remembered that I covered him for a long time.
33:24
Speaker 8: I know the history there.
33:25
Speaker 2: Yeah, And in essence, you were defending him and his
33:29
Speaker 2: statement that those allegations aren't true. And I love that
33:32
Speaker 2: the chairman, our friend darre Issa, backed you and didn't
33:35
Speaker 2: rule and get it stricken from the record, let it
33:37
Speaker 2: stay because he saw what you were doing that a
33:40
Speaker 2: I'm trying to protect everybody. I want a free and
33:43
Speaker 2: fair journalism at VOA, and I don't want this bias
33:47
Speaker 2: crap where you can lie and we can't stop him.
33:49
Speaker 1: Carrie, you keep it up on.
33:50
Speaker 8: That story is in the Congressional record forever, because I
33:53
Speaker 8: think it is a really poignant way of reminding people
33:56
Speaker 8: that we want the truth out there, Amen, and we
33:58
Speaker 8: want to be able to make sure lives don't get out.
34:00
Speaker 2: That's why I stay working at this network right here,
34:03
Speaker 2: ata In because I get to do that every single night.
34:05
Speaker 1: Carry and thank you for doing what you're doing in
34:07
Speaker 1: the swamp. We know it's not easy. Carry Lake. Everybody,
34:10
Speaker 1: take care, have a great weekend straight ahead.
34:14
Speaker 2: Finally, some Democrats are speaking out about the radicals that
34:18
Speaker 2: have hijacked their party, especially after this past week where
34:22
Speaker 2: this guy that Democrat socialist radical Islamic. I don't even
34:27
Speaker 2: know what this clown is, Rapper, he won the primary
34:32
Speaker 2: for mayor in New York City.
34:33
Speaker 1: He could be the mayor this November. Are you kidding me?
34:36
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Speaker 1: Welcome back. So, in the wake of the twenty twenty
36:59
Speaker 1: four election, has been a.
37:00
Speaker 2: Notable exodus of politicians, public figures, even former party loyalists
37:06
Speaker 2: that have made a dramatic shift in American politics walking
37:09
Speaker 2: away from this new radical Democrat Party. Again, this is
37:13
Speaker 2: not your grandparents, this is not your Kennedy era Democrats
37:17
Speaker 2: any longer. A majority of them are bat crazy. Among
37:22
Speaker 2: the most prominent, and we told you about this one
37:25
Speaker 2: a Georgia State Rep named Misha Mayner. She left the
37:28
Speaker 2: Democrat Party citing deep concerns about the direction of her party.
37:33
Speaker 1: She joins a pretty big growing list right.
37:36
Speaker 2: Former White House Press Secretary Karine Jean Pierre, remember Raggedy
37:39
Speaker 2: Ann who I just can't stand. She declared she's going independent,
37:43
Speaker 2: and there's been several others from the federal to the state.
37:47
Speaker 1: To the local level, who we've told you about.
37:50
Speaker 2: From Texas to California and in between, who have either
37:53
Speaker 2: walked away, become independent, or actually joined the GOP. Those
37:58
Speaker 2: fleeing the Democrat Party consistently cite a sense that the
38:02
Speaker 2: party has moved way too far left, abandoning any traditional values.
38:08
Speaker 2: Support for abortion up to and even after nine months
38:11
Speaker 2: of pregnancy, that was one right.
38:13
Speaker 1: That's insane, that's murder.
38:15
Speaker 2: How about the coddling and harboring of millions of illegal aliens,
38:18
Speaker 2: prioritizing them over US citizens.
38:20
Speaker 1: Yeah, that'll get people to leave your party.
38:22
Speaker 2: Backing child mutilation and calling it gender affirming childcare for minors. No,
38:27
Speaker 2: cutting off penises and breast is not normal. Call to
38:30
Speaker 2: defund the police, that'll lose you some votes. Embracing socialism, yeah,
38:36
Speaker 2: just handing out.
38:36
Speaker 1: Cash to people that don't want to work. That's just
38:38
Speaker 1: a few examples.
38:40
Speaker 2: Another prime example of the shift the recent victory of
38:45
Speaker 2: a radical radical socialist, Zohran Mamdani, the New York City
38:52
Speaker 2: Democrat primary winner for mayor. Mamdani is a self described
38:56
Speaker 2: Democrat socialist. He's championed some crazy policy, universal rent control,
39:03
Speaker 2: don't help ICE, abolish ICE, defund nypd' this.
39:08
Speaker 1: Is what he thinks for I mean, he's like.
39:11
Speaker 2: Free grocery stores, free healthcare for all, billions of new
39:16
Speaker 2: money for DEI and LGBTQ while pulling money from more
39:21
Speaker 2: centrist programs in New York.
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Speaker 1: This guy is radical. He's bad for New York and
39:25
Speaker 1: he's bad.
39:26
Speaker 2: For the Democrat Party. And Democrats know it, and the
39:29
Speaker 2: ones that have the guts to speak up are invited
39:31
Speaker 2: to come on this program. Like our next guest, she's
39:35
Speaker 2: going to weigh in on the radical Democrat Party of today,
39:38
Speaker 2: of which she's a former Democrat Georgia Steurgia State Rep.
39:43
Speaker 2: He's talking about her early Misha Mayner on the program
39:47
Speaker 2: for the first time. Misha, I know that when you
39:49
Speaker 2: walked away from the party, we were trying to get
39:51
Speaker 2: you on the program and the schedules didn't work.
39:53
Speaker 1: So I'm so glad we get you on now. Especially.
39:56
Speaker 2: I think it's fitting this week, mainly because of what
39:58
Speaker 2: happened in New York City. I mean, I thought that
40:01
Speaker 2: after the election of twenty twenty four, the majority of
40:04
Speaker 2: the main Democrats that run everything at the federal and
40:07
Speaker 2: state levels. Misha would have got the memo and said
40:10
Speaker 2: let's stop going to crazytown on the crazy train. But
40:14
Speaker 2: they keep doubling down and then they support a guy
40:16
Speaker 2: like this. Bernie Sanders got behind this Momdami guy and
40:19
Speaker 2: he won the primary. I want a former Democrats take
40:23
Speaker 2: on where your party has been going and why you
40:25
Speaker 2: walked away.
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Speaker 1: Misha, welcome.
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Speaker 9: You know I walked away mainly for education. When you
40:30
Speaker 9: think about where is our society headed, we need to
40:33
Speaker 9: think about children, and in Georgia, their children that are
40:38
Speaker 9: attending schools with a zero percent reading proficiency. And when
40:43
Speaker 9: I saw that the Democrats were against educational freedom. They
40:47
Speaker 9: prefer for a child to stay in a failing school
40:50
Speaker 9: district instead of giving them an opportunity for to create
40:55
Speaker 9: the best optimal self of themselves.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, ridiculous.
41:00
Speaker 9: Tell you what they also did during my sessions while
41:03
Speaker 9: I was there, when the bill initially did not pass,
41:08
Speaker 9: the Democrats literally jumped up for joy in the chamber
41:12
Speaker 9: on their chairs, jumped up for joy. They were so
41:15
Speaker 9: happy that kids couldnot get opportunities. When the bill passed
41:19
Speaker 9: against the transgender students, you know what they did, they cried,
41:23
Speaker 9: oh my goodness, it was then when I realized, Okay,
41:27
Speaker 9: you have that much emotion for such a small percent
41:30
Speaker 9: of the population, but you have no sorrow or no
41:34
Speaker 9: remorse for kids that don't know how to read or
41:37
Speaker 9: performs much.
41:38
Speaker 2: We want to look at the dichotomy between the two.
41:40
Speaker 2: You're crying about that you won't have the ability to
41:43
Speaker 2: let a doctor cut off the penis of a twelve
41:45
Speaker 2: year old boy, but you're cheering that parents can't say.
41:49
Speaker 2: You know what, my kids in a really crummy district.
41:51
Speaker 2: We have the means to move them over here and
41:53
Speaker 2: do something different. I want to move them, I want
41:54
Speaker 2: to do something. I want school choice. Oh no, no, no,
41:57
Speaker 2: you can't have that. I mean, the difference between the
41:59
Speaker 2: two subject matters are so unparallel that you obviously had
42:04
Speaker 2: to go, Wow, what the hell's.
42:05
Speaker 1: Wrong with my party? All right, so education, the transgender bill?
42:09
Speaker 1: What else there has to be more?
42:11
Speaker 2: I mean, come on, the coddling of fifteen million illegals,
42:14
Speaker 2: the being okay with opening a border and then putting
42:17
Speaker 2: illegals before tax paying American citizens, that had to get
42:22
Speaker 2: you a little bit miffed over the last few years, right.
42:24
Speaker 9: It actually did, and it bothers me still today because
42:28
Speaker 9: if you think about in inner cities or even in
42:31
Speaker 9: rural parts of any state, you have resources that are
42:35
Speaker 9: going to illegal immigrants, and there are American citizens that
42:39
Speaker 9: don't have resources.
42:40
Speaker 1: Thank you, Misha.
42:42
Speaker 9: I'll tell you something else, and I hope that President Trump.
42:45
Speaker 9: Here's what I'm saying. I'm a physical therapist. What I
42:48
Speaker 9: saw as a physical therapist going into people's homes home health,
42:52
Speaker 9: physical therapy. There are people that actually come to America, Okay,
42:58
Speaker 9: come to America just to have so using medicaid dollars.
43:04
Speaker 1: He's trying to get that cut in the big beautiful bill.
43:06
Speaker 2: If the Senate will get their act together this week
43:08
Speaker 2: and that parliamentarian gal won't stop it, He's trying to
43:11
Speaker 2: cut off that medicaid to illegals. And I agree with you,
43:14
Speaker 2: because if we could clean up the roles of Medicare
43:16
Speaker 2: and Medicaid, we could make sure that the most vulnerable
43:19
Speaker 2: are getting it in this country who are supposed to
43:21
Speaker 2: get it, not illegals. I got about thirty seconds left.
43:25
Speaker 2: What else upsets you? And by the way, let us
43:26
Speaker 2: get your take real fast on this, mum Dami guy.
43:29
Speaker 2: I think he's dangerous as hell, not only for your party.
43:31
Speaker 2: I think he's dangerous for New York City. I think
43:33
Speaker 2: he's dangerous for this nation. I'll give you the final word.
43:36
Speaker 9: I think a socialist democrat is very dangerous and every
43:40
Speaker 9: American should be watching this New York mayoral race. It
43:44
Speaker 9: is not democracy. It is slavery two point zero. It's
43:48
Speaker 9: anti American, it's anti business, it's anti family, anti educational freedom,
43:54
Speaker 9: and anti family.
43:56
Speaker 2: You got to open invitation whenever you like former Democrat
44:00
Speaker 2: Georgia State Representative Misha Maner on the program. God bless
44:03
Speaker 2: you for speaking truth. You take care of course. Up
44:06
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44:10
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44:13
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44:20
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44:23
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44:25
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46:54
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47:00
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47:10
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47:13
Speaker 2: The Sheriff's Department is making a big mia kopa. We're
47:16
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47:21
Speaker 2: posted a ridiculous message on our social media giving condolences
47:26
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47:32
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47:35
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47:38
Speaker 1: So let's show you that original post they deleted.
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Speaker 2: Our hearts go out to the victims and families impacted
47:45
Speaker 2: by the recent bombings, in Iran. While this tragic event
47:50
Speaker 2: occurred overseas, the Los Angeles County Rieff's department is closely
47:53
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47:57
Speaker 2: At the moment, there are no known threats Los Ange County. However,
48:01
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48:03
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Speaker 2: The safety and security of our communities remains our top priority.
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Speaker 2: We will continue to assess and respond to any developments
48:13
Speaker 2: of they arise. If you see something, say something. Now
48:18
Speaker 2: here's the MIACOLPA ready. We are issuing this statement to
48:22
Speaker 2: formally apologize for an offensive and inappropriate social media posts
48:26
Speaker 2: recently put up on our social media platforms regarding the
48:30
Speaker 2: ongoing conflict in Iran. This post was unacceptable, no kidding,
48:35
Speaker 2: It was made in era. Oh, it was made in error,
48:38
Speaker 2: but whatever, and it does not reflect the views of
48:42
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48:46
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48:49
Speaker 2: or military matters. Our mission remains solely focused on protecting
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48:57
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49:00
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Speaker 2: public responsibility, and that trust demands we communicate accurately.
49:07
Speaker 1: In this instance, we fell short of that.
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Speaker 2: Expectation, and we are taking quick corrective action. We're committed
49:14
Speaker 2: to learning from this failure and to prevent such instances
49:16
Speaker 2: from occurring again.
49:19
Speaker 1: End quote. Joining me now with reaction to that, and
49:24
Speaker 1: to help me out with the rest of the woke headlines.
49:28
Speaker 2: Political commentator Aaron Wexler back on the program aeron nice
49:33
Speaker 2: to see you.
49:33
Speaker 1: How are you doing, Dan?
49:35
Speaker 10: Great to see you. You know, a lot of times
49:37
Speaker 10: the headlines that we go through on this segment, I think.
49:40
Speaker 11: Require a barf bag that I wish, Oh the program
49:43
Speaker 11: would give me before I participate in mail you a.
49:45
Speaker 10: Box, might demand that before I come on the next show.
49:49
Speaker 10: But for this one, I just laughed so hard.
49:53
Speaker 11: And I know it's not good that people are this
49:56
Speaker 11: stupid and sending their condolences to the Iranian regime, right regime.
50:02
Speaker 10: But it's just so good.
50:04
Speaker 11: Of course, Los Angeles, and obviously it's not Los Angeles.
50:08
Speaker 11: It's not actually the police right of the La PD.
50:11
Speaker 11: It is some zzer social media intern who somehow decided
50:17
Speaker 11: yep to post this, and I love the way in
50:19
Speaker 11: the Mayacopa they make it seem like it was an accident.
50:22
Speaker 1: Like we do meet.
50:23
Speaker 2: No, they said they've launched an internal investigation. By the way,
50:25
Speaker 2: they're gonna find out who did it. I'm sorry, but
50:28
Speaker 2: how many people have the log in to your social
50:31
Speaker 2: media account, sheriff?
50:32
Speaker 1: Pretty easy?
50:33
Speaker 2: Okay, just go down the list, call him into the office. Plus,
50:37
Speaker 2: just go check the IP address who sent it. You
50:39
Speaker 2: could track it down in two seconds. You're the cops.
50:42
Speaker 2: Give me a break. All right, there's more headlines here
50:44
Speaker 2: we go. Areon, Let's go. Where do we begin with
50:48
Speaker 2: this ridiculousness? Hey, let's start with the guy who pulled
50:52
Speaker 2: the fire alarm at Capitol Hill about a year and
50:55
Speaker 2: a half ago. Right, remember that idiot Bowman? Bowman?
50:59
Speaker 1: Yeah, well guess what he had this to say? Just
51:02
Speaker 1: just play this crap. Listen to what I'm saying.
51:04
Speaker 12: The reason why heart disease and cancer and obesity and
51:09
Speaker 12: diabetes are bigger in the black community is because of
51:12
Speaker 12: distress we carry from having to deal with being called
51:15
Speaker 12: the N word directly or indirectly every day.
51:19
Speaker 2: So the N word, according to Congressman Bowen, makes people fat,
51:25
Speaker 2: have heart disease, and develop cancer. Well, then, hello, why
51:31
Speaker 2: isn't Snoop Dogg and all these rappers dead and three
51:34
Speaker 2: hundred pounds?
51:36
Speaker 10: I also, you know he could be right, actually, Dan,
51:38
Speaker 10: and let me defend him for a moment.
51:40
Speaker 11: He's talking about the N word, But if he's talking
51:42
Speaker 11: about being called it, maybe he just means by other
51:45
Speaker 11: members of the black community, because they're the ones that
51:47
Speaker 11: I know who use that word most frequently. So you know,
51:51
Speaker 11: maybe maybe he's actually right in the use of the
51:53
Speaker 11: N word is not so great for your health. But
51:55
Speaker 11: now obviously we know this is moronic. I would also
51:59
Speaker 11: add that stress, if we look at anything through history,
52:02
Speaker 11: typically slims people down right, I would know as a
52:06
Speaker 11: Jew that sometimes stress leads to.
52:07
Speaker 10: Highly emaciated looking people.
52:09
Speaker 11: So you know, this is obviously one of the dumbest
52:11
Speaker 11: commons some scene of the week.
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Speaker 1: So thank you for pulling up again.
52:14
Speaker 2: It might it might give you a diabetes, cancer, and
52:16
Speaker 2: heart disease, but for a lot of folks it makes
52:18
Speaker 2: them really really rich, because go look at the rappers.
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Speaker 1: I'm sorry, but the music's got the N word every other.
52:25
Speaker 2: So anyway, all right, speaking of fat people, let's talk
52:28
Speaker 2: about Rosy o'donald.
52:30
Speaker 1: Only only Rosi o' donald only. Guess what she said
52:34
Speaker 1: this week?
52:34
Speaker 2: And this is one of the most acidine things I've
52:36
Speaker 2: heard come out of Rosie's mouth. And let's be real,
52:39
Speaker 2: There's been a lot of disgusting things coming out and
52:41
Speaker 2: probably going in her mouth. But AnyWho, Rosie is blaming
52:45
Speaker 2: President Trump for her current state of overeating and over drinking.
52:51
Speaker 2: Did Urn her wife just run off to Ireland to hide?
52:56
Speaker 10: Yes, I'm pretty sure she isn't here anymore. Does she
52:59
Speaker 10: still go by she?
53:00
Speaker 2: Does?
53:00
Speaker 10: She have other pronouns now? I don't even know, But
53:04
Speaker 10: I wonder what her excuse was before Donald Trump? What
53:07
Speaker 10: was the excuse then? For being an unfunny fatty.
53:12
Speaker 2: Excuse me, I'm still recovering from this whatever that crap
53:15
Speaker 2: I picked up here in San Diego from all the
53:16
Speaker 2: illegals running around?
53:18
Speaker 1: Okay, what else? Oh, this is a good one, and
53:21
Speaker 1: I know you'll have something to say about it.
53:22
Speaker 2: Didn't you recently? Did you move to Florida from New York?
53:25
Speaker 2: Did you get out of there?
53:26
Speaker 11: Yeah? I moved, I moved years ago, but I was
53:28
Speaker 11: talking about it recently because of my Wexit nostalgia from
53:32
Speaker 11: my exit from New York.
53:33
Speaker 2: Well with the crazy new guy that won that Democrat primary,
53:37
Speaker 2: who I'd be scared to live there if he wins. Uh.
53:39
Speaker 2: Miss North Florida got stripped of her crown this past
53:43
Speaker 2: week because she will not support men in women's beauty pageants.
53:49
Speaker 10: Erin, that's crazy.
53:50
Speaker 11: I saw this headline and I thought, I, actually, I
53:52
Speaker 11: really can't believe this is coming out of Florida. But
53:55
Speaker 11: I can because even in Florida, we have very liberal cities,
54:00
Speaker 11: have very liberal institutions. There were even issues with different
54:03
Speaker 11: universities in Florida in the last few years where Governor
54:06
Speaker 11: Desantez was dealing with all of that. If you remember
54:09
Speaker 11: those headlines from a couple of years ago. Yep, so
54:10
Speaker 11: I wasn't surprised, but good for her for sticking to
54:13
Speaker 11: what she knows to be true and hopefully she is rewarded.
54:17
Speaker 10: She will certainly be rewarded spiritually, but at least I
54:20
Speaker 10: hope also financially in the future. Absolutely insane.
54:23
Speaker 2: Well, she got interviewed. I forget who did the headline,
54:26
Speaker 2: but I saw a statement that she gave. She mentioned
54:29
Speaker 2: God and said that, look, I'm sticking by my convictions.
54:31
Speaker 2: I know I'm right on this, and so she's not
54:34
Speaker 2: going to waiver, and so God bless her for doing that.
54:36
Speaker 2: Speaking of those woke, ridiculous universities in Florida, they're everywhere
54:39
Speaker 2: in this entire country. Did you see this one coming
54:41
Speaker 2: out of Harvard every other week? Right, Harvard Columbia, one
54:44
Speaker 2: of these Ivy League ridiculous institutions of higher education. My,
54:48
Speaker 2: you know what the graduate student union once paid leave
54:53
Speaker 2: now you know from all the trauma they're dealing with.
54:56
Speaker 2: And they also want money from the university to help
55:00
Speaker 2: and legal defense for the foreigners there that are being deported.
55:04
Speaker 2: The article also goes on to say that the student union, folks,
55:07
Speaker 2: the graduate student union, wants the university to make sure
55:09
Speaker 2: ice is not allowed on the campus at all, to
55:12
Speaker 2: throw out any illegal invaders.
55:14
Speaker 10: Your thoughts, well, first, Dan, I believe it's actually Harvid.
55:18
Speaker 11: Now I know what we're talking about.
55:25
Speaker 10: The second thing, I love.
55:27
Speaker 11: The only way these institutions exist is from very wealthy
55:31
Speaker 11: donors that allow for all the financial assistance for the
55:35
Speaker 11: research at these institutions, for the fancy buildings they're in
55:38
Speaker 11: the massive libraries and research that's all because of capitalism,
55:42
Speaker 11: and this is just luxury beliefs. You know, I did
55:45
Speaker 11: go to an Ivy League school. I know a lot
55:46
Speaker 11: of people who've gone back for graduate degrees, and I
55:49
Speaker 11: have to say it, dare you. I know, no one listen, Dan,
55:52
Speaker 11: No one's perfect. But what I will say is the
55:54
Speaker 11: majority of kids in these masters and graduate programs are
55:59
Speaker 11: just on an expense of vacation because they don't know
56:01
Speaker 11: what they want to do with their lives. And it's
56:02
Speaker 11: a really convenient excuse to just kind of party with
56:05
Speaker 11: people for two years, and their parents are paying for it.
56:08
Speaker 11: So I am not surprised that that kind of demographic
56:11
Speaker 11: is making this argument almost.
56:14
Speaker 2: Out of time, but I got to throw this one
56:15
Speaker 2: in because it pisses me off so much. There is
56:17
Speaker 2: a teen, A couple teens actually show the headline. I'm
56:20
Speaker 2: trying to remember what state this was in. Guys, do
56:22
Speaker 2: you recall two teens are facing hate crime charges in Atlanta, Georgia,
56:30
Speaker 2: Okay for cutting up.
56:32
Speaker 1: LGBTQ Pride flags this month.
56:35
Speaker 2: Now they're facing up to ten years in prison because
56:38
Speaker 2: it's a hate crime to chop up an LGBTQ flag.
56:42
Speaker 1: What I want to point out. I don't know if
56:44
Speaker 1: we have the video, but we'll get it up.
56:46
Speaker 2: There were clowns this past week in New York City, Okay,
56:50
Speaker 2: in front of the United Nations headquarters at their pro
56:54
Speaker 2: Palestinian rallies, their violent protests, ripping down American flags, burning
56:59
Speaker 2: them and shredding them. And you're allowed to do that
57:01
Speaker 2: in this country and you don't get any jail time.
57:04
Speaker 2: How is it you could face up to ten years
57:07
Speaker 2: for chopping up a Pride flag, but you can mess
57:10
Speaker 2: with the American flag all you want. Look, it's either
57:13
Speaker 2: burn and chop them all up or don't touch any
57:15
Speaker 2: of them. That's my fricking rule. I can't believe we
57:17
Speaker 2: had that on the books where if you anyway.
57:20
Speaker 1: Go ahead you no.
57:21
Speaker 10: I totally agree, Dan. We obviously have two tiers of
57:23
Speaker 10: justice in this country.
57:24
Speaker 11: I remember where there was that big video was about
57:27
Speaker 11: a year or two ago of the guy in a
57:28
Speaker 11: truck who was driving over the Pride like sidewalk.
57:33
Speaker 1: Yes, they were trying to track him down to put
57:34
Speaker 1: him in prison.
57:35
Speaker 10: Yes, and they put him in prison, which is great.
57:37
Speaker 11: You can't prove someone's intention with that we know what
57:39
Speaker 11: the intention was, but you can't actually prove that that's
57:42
Speaker 11: not right. The only thing they might have going here
57:44
Speaker 11: is I'm saying sorry, I'm blanking on the word right now.
57:46
Speaker 11: For He's like they're taking like not trespassing, but they're
57:49
Speaker 11: taking property that was on, you know, like hanging off
57:52
Speaker 11: a restaurant.
57:52
Speaker 10: They take it off.
57:53
Speaker 1: I think that's a minor theft.
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Speaker 2: What they're calling it a hand try because it represents
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Speaker 2: the gay community.
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Speaker 10: It's equivalent to like refue a wall, right, Like that's
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Speaker 10: what it should be.
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Speaker 11: But it is certainly to prosecute for a hate crime,
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Speaker 11: and to consider multiple years of jail is horrific. And
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Speaker 11: if they have a Gifts and Go, I will be
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Speaker 11: donating to it, all right.
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Speaker 2: I always end on a good headline Homeland Secure HHS. Yes,
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Speaker 2: demanding California eliminate all their gender ideology references in their
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Speaker 2: sex education programs, and it's happening. We keep getting wins,
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Speaker 2: so we got to enjoy those wins. Final word to
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Speaker 2: you with a few seconds left, Aaron Wexler.
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Speaker 11: I just don't even want to think about what the
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Speaker 11: sex education program is like in California. So I think
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Speaker 11: this is step one of probably a bunch of items
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Speaker 11: they need to fix in that program, but like you said,
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Speaker 11: a bunch of wins.
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Speaker 10: I'm happy to see it.
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Speaker 2: We got to take them where we can get them. Aaron,
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Speaker 2: thank you so much. You have a great weekend. God
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Speaker 2: bless you.
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Speaker 4: Dan.
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Speaker 1: Yep, and that's going to do it run of time.
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Speaker 2: be a proud American out there, brave and God bless
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Speaker 2: you all to night