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6/15/26 - Dan Ball W/ Rep. Randy Fine, Dr. Walid Phares, Andrew Giuliani, Brady Knox, Jonathan Gilliam, Daniel Baldwin. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America tonight, celebrating two one hundred
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Speaker 1: and fifty years as a nation. From historic UFC fights
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Speaker 1: at the White House to World Cup soccer action across
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Speaker 1: our country. From the studying aerial flyovers to an eagle
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Speaker 1: soaring above Proud Americans, We've got the highlights from this
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Speaker 1: weekend's kickoff, celebrating the best damn nation in the world
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Speaker 1: bar none. Plus. A tentative deal has been signed between
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Speaker 1: the US and Iran, but the big question will it
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Speaker 1: stick and what concessions did both sides have to give
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Speaker 1: to make it happen? Doctor Willie Ferris weighs in on
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Speaker 1: the deal and promise is made, promise is kept. Over
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Speaker 1: the weekend, the Trump administration sends our special forces down
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Speaker 1: to Venezuela Woo to cut off the head of the
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Speaker 1: snake of the extremely deadly trendy a Ragua gang. I'm
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Speaker 1: dan Ball and guess what we got? All that and more,
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Speaker 1: Real America starts right now. What an epic historic weekend
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Speaker 1: celebrating two hundred and fifty years of American independence, and
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Speaker 1: happened to also yesterday be the eightieth birthday of Ugly,
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Speaker 1: one of the most patriotic and best commander in chief
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Speaker 1: in American history, President Donald J. Trump, Plus, it was
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Speaker 1: Flag Day. Who everything in the record books now, But
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Speaker 1: we're going to continue to celebrate throughout the summer. We're
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Speaker 1: just getting started. From the hallowed steps of the Lincoln
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Speaker 1: Memorial to the south lawn of the White House, the
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Speaker 1: ultimate proving ground met the ultimate symbol of freedom. Underneath
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Speaker 1: the towering ninety two foot steel canopy better known as
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Speaker 1: the Claw, the iconic eight sided octagon bore witness to
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Speaker 1: historic display of American warrior spirit. Justin Gageye won his
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Speaker 1: storybook bout, securing the undisputed UFC Lightweight Championship, while Cyril
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Speaker 1: Gain delivered a stunning second round knockout to claim the
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Speaker 1: interim heavyweight crown as well. UFC Freedom two fifty celebrated
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Speaker 1: the fighting spirit that lives in every American, especially our
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Speaker 1: service members. Did you see how we paid tribute all
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Speaker 1: weekend long? It was It was great, It was amazing,
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Speaker 1: it was magnificent. It was American love that eagle. By
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Speaker 1: the way, tens of thousand Americans gathered last night at
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Speaker 1: the White House to witness all the pomp and circumstance
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Speaker 1: and President Trump delivered, in only Trump fashion, from a
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Speaker 1: patriotic flyover which I believe it was our amazing Navy
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Speaker 1: Blue Angels and the Air Force got to give them credit.
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Speaker 1: Thunderbirds to an Eagle, and skydivers, Military Honor Guard, you
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Speaker 1: name it, the United States Marine Band, they were all
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Speaker 1: there providing that patriotic magic. A new American era, the
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Speaker 1: Golden Era of America has officially begun and were returning
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Speaker 1: to as the celebrations are just getting started for the summer.
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Speaker 1: President Trump has historic lineup of national events in store
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Speaker 1: to honor America's landmark two fifty, from massive Independence Day
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Speaker 1: festivals to global showcases. The Octagon, of course, made history
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Speaker 1: last night, but the nation's biggest party is just getting
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Speaker 1: warmed up. Taking a truth, Trump wrote this, The UFC
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Speaker 1: at the White House last night was incredible. The weather
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Speaker 1: was scheduled to be horrendous, but it turned out to
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Speaker 1: be perfect. So much for weather predicting. He's always got
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Speaker 1: to throw shade. The fighters were outstanding, Bo Nicol, Justin
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Speaker 1: Gayge's Circle, Gang, Sean O'Malley, Josh hok At, Mauricio, all unbelievable.
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Speaker 1: Most people have never seen anything like that kind of
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Speaker 1: human speed and power before and the White House never
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Speaker 1: looked more beautiful. The setting was unsurpassed. Congratulations to Dana
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Speaker 1: White and his unbelievable UFC one of the most exciting
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Speaker 1: days in the history of our White House. President Donald J. Trump.
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Speaker 1: Despite ther warming success of the kickoff of Freedom two fifty,
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Speaker 1: the President and CEO if you see Dana White says,
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Speaker 1: it's highly unlikely it'll probably ever happen again. You don't
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Speaker 1: think there's a chance. The President says, that was good.
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Speaker 1: Let's do it again next year.
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Speaker 2: There I can't afford it. There's no way we can
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Speaker 2: do this again.
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Speaker 1: This was I'll never do this sphere again, and we'll
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Speaker 1: never do this again. Least he's being honest, But that
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Speaker 1: shows he's a patriot. He literally kicked in his own
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Speaker 1: money and lost cash to put this on for sporting
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Speaker 1: fans and for America and for his best friend. Let's
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Speaker 1: be real, Dana and DJT have been buddies for like
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Speaker 1: twenty five thirty years, and they put a show on
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Speaker 1: for all of us. Now. Sporting fans also got some
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Speaker 1: pretty cool action that kicked off last week and will
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Speaker 1: continue through the summer NonStop. FIFA World Cup twenty twenty six,
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Speaker 1: and if you caught the very first match of the
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Speaker 1: Cup played on US soil, you know the tournament is
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Speaker 1: kicking butt. It's amazing. The US men's national team completely
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Speaker 1: dominated the field with a massive four to one victory
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Speaker 1: over Paraguay. Former United States men's national team star Jimmy
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Speaker 1: Conrad says the big win fueling a massive wave of
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Speaker 1: hope and enthusiasm across our country. Fans already buzzing for
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Speaker 1: the next round. Its electric start on home soil, and
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Speaker 1: the momentum is only building. Spectators in the Lone Star
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Speaker 1: State were treated the first big blowout of the tournament.
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Speaker 1: Just yesterday, powerhouse Germany shattered historic World Cup debut for Caraco,
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Speaker 1: handing the tournament newcomers of staggering seven to one loss
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Speaker 1: down in Houston. The small Caribbean island nation accomplished a
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Speaker 1: huge milestone by scoring their first ever World Cup goal
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Speaker 1: to tie it, but the German attack proved unstoppable. So
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Speaker 1: with all this going on and the nation's like big
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Speaker 1: World Fair is going to kick off in the nation's capital,
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Speaker 1: You've got a concert and rally coming up. Obviously, World
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Speaker 1: Cup's continuing. No more fights but the celebrations are going
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Speaker 1: to continue throughout the entire summer thanks to forty seven.
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Speaker 1: So joining us now to describe what an amazingly historic
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Speaker 1: event it was since Friday through last night and it
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Speaker 1: will continue to be throughout the summer to celebrate our
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Speaker 1: nation's two hundred and fiftieth birthday. I'm now joined by
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Speaker 1: the executive director of the White House's Task Force for
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Speaker 1: the FIFA World Cup twenty twenty six, Andrew Giuliani over here,
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Speaker 1: and OAN's very own chief White House correspondent, my peal,
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Speaker 1: Daniel Baldwin as well. Gentlemen, welcome to the program. How
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Speaker 1: are we doing, guys.
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Speaker 2: To ingrade it. You know, it's great to be with
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Speaker 2: Dan as well. I gotta tell you, while I was on.
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Speaker 3: The road with the World Cup, well looked amazing yesterday
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Speaker 3: UFC Freedom to fifty. I got a chance to go
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Speaker 3: on the octagon a couple of days before the World
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Speaker 3: Cup started. Man, I can't think of any other sporting
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Speaker 3: a like event like that in history, really really amazing.
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Speaker 2: One of one, truly.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, And I'm gonna get to you, mister Baldwin in
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Speaker 1: just a sec because, by the way, your reporting was
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Speaker 1: amazing I saw you tracking it all day. I do
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Speaker 1: want to begin with our guests, though, Andrew, because World
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Speaker 1: Cup had kicked off first last week with that big
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Speaker 1: match up in La. People were amazed that America's coming
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Speaker 1: out and just kicking butt at the beginning. So Andrew
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Speaker 1: will begin with you. But before that is said, you
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Speaker 1: did make it into the octagon even though you weren't
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Speaker 1: on the White House grounds last night. And somebody sent
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Speaker 1: me a little video of you trying to play fight
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Speaker 1: or do we have that? Let's go, Andrew. You got
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Speaker 1: good footwork, but you're letting that guard down a little bit.
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Speaker 1: You got to get that guard up a little more,
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Speaker 1: but good footwork.
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Speaker 3: I felt like about thirty or forty pounds or sort
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Speaker 3: of get in fight in shape over here, Dan, So
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Speaker 3: you know it's what does so all right?
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Speaker 1: So you didn't get to go, neither did I. My
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Speaker 1: tickets got lost in the mail. So let's start with
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Speaker 1: World Cup and Andrew, and then we'll move over to
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Speaker 1: our friend mister Baldwin. Great action, as you heard me
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Speaker 1: in the build up talk about over the weekend. Take
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Speaker 1: it from there, Andrew and fill him in on how
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Speaker 1: many more weeks to come of this? Amazing action we
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Speaker 1: have and how well America is doing playing in it.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Well, first of all, kudos to the American team for
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Speaker 3: coming out and playing maybe their best complete match under
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Speaker 3: this great coach Mauricio Pochettino to win.
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Speaker 2: Four to one against Paraguay, and Paraguay's no slouch. I
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Speaker 2: mean they came up and now you can.
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Speaker 3: Already see just the bandwagon is starting to get full,
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Speaker 3: and that's great.
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Speaker 2: Everybody get on the bandwagon.
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Speaker 3: This is a celebration of the United States of America.
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Speaker 3: We saw it with USA Freedom two fifty. We were
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Speaker 3: seeing it with all the amazing events around our semi
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Speaker 3: quinn centennial. But can you guys imagine, just like take
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Speaker 3: an idea of this. I remember talking with coach Pochettino
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Speaker 3: when I first got the job over a year ago
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Speaker 3: and telling them a little bit about the miracle on
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Speaker 3: Ice that nineteen eighty two, that incredible story about beating
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Speaker 3: the Soviet Union, those huge underdogs that did it. But
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Speaker 3: could you imagine if this soccer team also perceived to
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Speaker 3: be huge underdogs, we're able to go on a deep
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Speaker 3: run in this tournament. Over our two hundred and fiftieth
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Speaker 3: birthday rallying the country together. I mean, you're talking about
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Speaker 3: what has the potential to be one of the greatest
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Speaker 3: sporting moments in American history, maybe the greatest. That's how
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Speaker 3: incredible this setup is really amazing, No, it is.
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Speaker 1: If we pull this out on our two fiftieth, people
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Speaker 1: are gonna go crazy. Let's be real. I love American football.
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Speaker 1: Haven't played soccer or watched a lot of as I
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Speaker 1: was a kid, but this sport is massive. It's got
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Speaker 1: tenfold when it comes to fans. Don't go away, Andrew,
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Speaker 1: because I do want your take on last night's festivities.
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Speaker 1: I'm sure you watched in awe, but let's go to
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Speaker 1: the man who was there and reporting on it so greatly,
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Speaker 1: and that's Daniel Baldwin. Mister Baldwin, first and foremost best
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Speaker 1: moment of the night for you? What did you like?
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Speaker 1: I got to say before you get in the ring,
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Speaker 1: coolest moment from the flyover to the fires the military.
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Speaker 1: I loved the Eagle. I don't know why, but I
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Speaker 1: love the Eagle the most, mister Baldwin. How about you? Dan?
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Speaker 4: I'm a UFC junkie, I've been I'm a fan of
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Speaker 4: the sport. I watched all the cards. So for me,
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Speaker 4: the moment of the night was the highlight of the night,
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Speaker 4: and that was just in the highlight. Geigee, thirty seven
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Speaker 4: years old walking out of the Oval Office after reading
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Speaker 4: the Declaration of Independence, draped with the American flag, completing
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Speaker 4: what was essentially a real life sports movie before our
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Speaker 4: very eyes, a monster underdog facing this Titanic fighter, Ilia
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Speaker 4: Tuporia seventeen and zero. Everyone counted Geichie out. Geichie, of course,
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Speaker 4: is one of President Trump's favorite fighters. He had him
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Speaker 4: in the Oval Office. Geichie's a supporter of the President,
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Speaker 4: and Gaichie facing early adversity, mucking the fight up and
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Speaker 4: then ultimately forcing Tuporia's corner to throw in the towel,
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Speaker 4: and then afterwards Geichie's corner lifting him up on his
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Speaker 4: shoulders with the belts draped and the American flag on
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Speaker 4: top of him, and then him thanking before anything else,
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Speaker 4: thanking the first responders, the law enforcement, the people that
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Speaker 4: have made sure that America has had two hundred and
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Speaker 4: fifty years of freedom. That stood out to me and
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Speaker 4: will always stand out to me. And despite the fact
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Speaker 4: that the production and the lighting and the visuals, the walkouts.
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Speaker 4: It was perfect. That symbolism of American warrior ethos and
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Speaker 4: the patriotism that Justin Gaegee displayed will always stand out
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Speaker 4: in my mind. And it was symbolic of how perfect
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Speaker 4: of a night it was.
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Speaker 1: Dan, Yeah, I mean, it couldn't have been better. Everybody thought,
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Speaker 1: as the President made fun of the weather was going
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Speaker 1: to be bad, it was going to look tacky and gross.
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Speaker 1: Why do this? It was historic, it was patriotic, It
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Speaker 1: was friggin' amazing, And all you haters can go straight
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Speaker 1: to you know where, Andrew. We also got to celebrate
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Speaker 1: with these amazing fights, this World Cup action, the flyovers
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Speaker 1: and the pop and circumstance. It happened to be Flagg
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Speaker 1: Day and the President's birthday yesterday too. Kind of all
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Speaker 1: cool wrapped into one, right, Andrew, It really is awesome.
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Speaker 1: And again you said it right at the top there,
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Speaker 1: This is the golden age of America. The president that
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Speaker 1: might have been the very first thing that he said
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Speaker 1: when he got sworn in and become the forty seventh
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Speaker 1: President of the United States.
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Speaker 2: The golden age of America is upon us. And I
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Speaker 2: think you saw that last night. I think you've seen that.
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Speaker 3: In the policies and what he's done fighting for the
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Speaker 3: American people every single day.
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Speaker 2: This is a guy that they tried.
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Speaker 3: To bankrupt, a guy they tried to put in jail,
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Speaker 3: a guy they tried to kill. And just like that
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Speaker 3: American spirit that Dan mentioned right there, he never ever
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Speaker 3: ever give gives up.
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Speaker 2: And continues to fight for you.
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Speaker 3: We see that today we get this incredible celebration of
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Speaker 3: the largest sporting event in the history of the world,
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Speaker 3: which is the twenty twenty six FIFA World Cup. For comparison,
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Speaker 3: you think about the super Bowl. About one hundred and
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Speaker 3: thirty million people watch the super Bowl. One point three
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Speaker 3: billion people. FIFA told me one point three billion people
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Speaker 3: watch the opening US match across the country. That's ten
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Speaker 3: times the amount of people that watch the Super Bowl
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Speaker 3: across the world. Absolutely incredible. On top of that, we'll
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Speaker 3: have an Olympics in twenty twenty eight, we may have
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Speaker 3: a Women's.
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Speaker 2: World Cup in twenty thirty one.
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Speaker 3: We're gonna have US Winter Olympics in twenty thirty four.
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Speaker 3: Goldenajer Americas here, Dan, It's that simple.
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Speaker 1: Love it all right, So, mister Baldwin, best night was
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Speaker 1: the big card. The underdog. Do you know, by the way,
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Speaker 1: what was the spread on him? He was not favored
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Speaker 1: to win this one right at all?
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Speaker 4: He's about six to one under he was six to
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Speaker 4: one underdog.
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Speaker 5: Wow.
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Speaker 1: So see, I have a feeling same with World Cup
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Speaker 1: on Andrew's side of the house. I just feel like
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Speaker 1: the momentum is going right for American teams, American fighters,
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Speaker 1: American excellence. I feel like everybody's in that mode except
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Speaker 1: for you know, a few Pannicans and former America First
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Speaker 1: folks and the Rhinos, anybody on the left and the
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Speaker 1: mainstream media. But most patriots and common sense folks are
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Speaker 1: loving this two hundred and fifty of celebrations. I started
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Speaker 1: with Andrew, I'll end with mister Baldwin. There's more to come, right.
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Speaker 1: The FIFA World Cup goes on for several weeks in
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Speaker 1: now a couple months. There's going to be concerts, the
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Speaker 1: Big World's Fair in DC. Daniel Phillison, this isn't just
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Speaker 1: one weekend of events. It's a summer long celebration of
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Speaker 1: two hundred and fifty years.
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Speaker 4: And Daniel a hundred percent right. Both you and Andrew
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Speaker 4: highlighted it perfectly. Think about the run that the United
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Speaker 4: States is on right now. We saw the US men's
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Speaker 4: national team look as good as I've ever seen them
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Speaker 4: my entire life this past Friday, justin Gaigee, defying the
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Speaker 4: odds and knocking out what many people assume to become
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Speaker 4: one of the greatest fighters of all time. In the octagon.
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Speaker 4: Outside the White House, we have the Great American State
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Speaker 4: Fair which is getting ready to kick off, and the
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Speaker 4: pavilions are going to be lining up across the National Mall.
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Speaker 4: Of course, this is an idea that the President floated
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Speaker 4: when he was on the campaign trail. And then we
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Speaker 4: know that the President is going to be holding two
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Speaker 4: rallies here in DC, back in June twenty fourth on
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Speaker 4: the National Mall and then July fourth on the National
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Speaker 4: Mall as well in front of the reflecting and he's
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Speaker 4: set to give off the biggest firework display that the
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Speaker 4: country has ever seen. And I do want to highlight
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Speaker 4: something that Andrews said Dan Again, we saw how the
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Speaker 4: country rallied behind the US men's hockey team when they
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Speaker 4: beat Canada, and back then a couple of months ago
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Speaker 4: ahead of the President's State of the Union, the entire
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Speaker 4: country was behind them and Andrews talked about this on
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Speaker 4: One American News and Your program before Danny. He reiterated
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Speaker 4: it then, and I will second and third and fourth
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Speaker 4: that if this men's national team can keep this up,
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Speaker 4: we are in for what will likely be the most
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Speaker 4: special sporting moment in this country's history. If they can
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Speaker 4: defy the odds and keep playing as well and stay
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Speaker 4: on this form and make a run, it is going
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Speaker 4: to be the scene, the sporting scenes, and the patriotism
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Speaker 4: that we're going to see this summer. If they can
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Speaker 4: string together a few wins, it's going to be something
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Speaker 4: truly special day.
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Speaker 1: I think this whole summer is going to be epic.
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Speaker 1: I'm so glad that he's a charge, meaning DJT for
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Speaker 1: our two hundred and fiftieth because I'll just say this, gentlemen,
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Speaker 1: I'll let you go and you got to run, Andrew.
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Speaker 1: Could you imagine if it was President Harris for this stuff.
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Speaker 3: Dan, There's only one president in our lifetime, in our
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Speaker 3: history that can throw a two hundred and fiftieth birthday
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Speaker 3: part at this level, and it's the forty fifth and
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Speaker 3: forty seventh President of the United States, Donald J.
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Speaker 1: Trump. That's right, true, and only God put on better fireworks.
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Speaker 1: I noticed over the Lincoln Memorial when we showed that
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Speaker 1: video a minute ago, where there was a rainbow our fireworks,
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Speaker 1: but then there was lightning. So the only person that
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Speaker 1: could outdo Trump. God above. Gentlemen, thank you for the
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Speaker 1: great conversation. Let's celebrate America and our republic, unlike these
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Speaker 1: people who want to I'll leave my colorful adjectives out AnyWho. Gentlemen,
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Speaker 1: Thank you. Daniel Baldwin from DC, Andrew Giuliani on the
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Speaker 1: road with the FIFA World Cup.
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Speaker 2: Thank you guys, Thank you guys.
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Speaker 1: Appreciate you. Coming up after the break, it appears there
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Speaker 1: is an initial deal that has been agreed upon and signed.
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Speaker 6: Well, we already signed the deal digitally yesterday and there's
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Speaker 1: Firm stance from our VP right there regarding Iran. As
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Speaker 1: the White House now moving quickly to secure this deal,
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Speaker 1: President Trump and the Vice President officially signed a digital
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Speaker 1: memorandum of understanding alongside the Speaker of the Iranian Parliament.
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Speaker 1: The dynamic in the Middle East, though shifted instantly over
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Speaker 1: the weekend. After this, President Trump issued a sweeping decree
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Speaker 1: fully authorizing the toll free reopening of the Strait of
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Speaker 1: her Moves and ordering the immediate withdrawal of the US
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Speaker 1: naval blockade. In a statement, the President told the global community, quote,
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Speaker 1: ships of the world, start your engines and let the
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Speaker 1: oil flow. The deal almost fell apart over the weekend, though,
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Speaker 1: following intense Israeli airstrikes that we're targeting Hezbola over in
19:15
Speaker 1: Beirut Lebanon, a move that reportedly drew a pretty angry
19:19
Speaker 1: response from President Trump towards his really Prime minister at Yahoo.
19:23
Speaker 1: Despite those final hour tensions, US officials confirmed the peace
19:26
Speaker 1: memo is finalized and is not contingent on Israel. Withdrawing
19:32
Speaker 1: from Lebanon, the formal in person signing ceremony is locked
19:35
Speaker 1: in for this Friday in Switzerland. Join me now to
19:38
Speaker 1: sound off about it. The former foreign policy advisor to
19:40
Speaker 1: President Trump during his first term and the author of
19:42
Speaker 1: the book A ran an Impeerless Republic and US policy
19:46
Speaker 1: doctor Walid Ferris back on the program doc I'm going
19:49
Speaker 1: to keep this one short and tight and simple. Is
19:52
Speaker 1: it a good or bad deal? And why give me
19:55
Speaker 1: the pros and the cons.
19:57
Speaker 5: The American signed. President Trump is must pressed and their
20:00
Speaker 5: team find this deal as good, sustainable and they will
20:04
Speaker 5: have a lot of eyes to observe it. I agree,
20:08
Speaker 5: But the Iranian or the Islamic regime side interpretation of
20:12
Speaker 5: the deal is still untrusted by me, and they have
20:16
Speaker 5: to answer a lot of questions and behave differently. You
20:19
Speaker 5: know what the answer to this deal from the Islamic
20:22
Speaker 5: regime side is, are they still at war with the
20:25
Speaker 5: United States. They have to bring down those slogans of
20:28
Speaker 5: you know, death to America, death to Israel. So a
20:31
Speaker 5: lot of work to be done on their side for
20:33
Speaker 5: that to happen for me to be able to trust it.
20:36
Speaker 5: But in general terms, the President has his information. Let's
20:40
Speaker 5: see in the next few days when the actual final
20:43
Speaker 5: deal is out, then will have our final judgment.
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Speaker 1: Right, because we haven't seen all the sticky points. I
20:48
Speaker 1: know before it was about a fourteen point deal, but
20:50
Speaker 1: they have not released and are there some stuff online
20:52
Speaker 1: that's all bogus, folks. There is no real outline of
20:56
Speaker 1: the deal that the American people have seen yet. How
21:00
Speaker 1: are our allies and our adversaries over in the Middle
21:03
Speaker 1: East and around the globe reacting to this President Trump.
21:06
Speaker 1: Of course, at the G seven summit in France right
21:10
Speaker 1: now as we speak, are they thinking it's good bad
21:12
Speaker 1: and who's for it, who's against it?
21:14
Speaker 5: Those who criticize the President for going there and hitting
21:18
Speaker 5: that regime are now coming back and saying we're with you.
21:22
Speaker 5: Like France, France, Germany, Britain, they are in a rush
21:26
Speaker 5: because of business. Let's not hide this matter, so they
21:28
Speaker 5: will support that deal. The Arabs are more nervous because
21:32
Speaker 5: they've seen it before that the regime in Iran will
21:36
Speaker 5: come with the deal and breach the deal when there's
21:39
Speaker 5: a change in Washington.
21:40
Speaker 2: That's what they are concerned about. But at the end
21:43
Speaker 2: of the.
21:43
Speaker 5: Day, this deal, if the President makes sure that the
21:48
Speaker 5: regime is not going to play, could be the beginning
21:51
Speaker 5: of a conversation. But if the regime starts to play
21:54
Speaker 5: with Hezbolah, with the Huthies, with others, then that would
21:58
Speaker 5: be a bad deal.
22:00
Speaker 1: Mentioned the European Union pretty much, UK, Italy, France, Germany
22:04
Speaker 1: says they're ready to lift the sanctions immediately. Like you said,
22:06
Speaker 1: of course, they want to get the oil and the
22:08
Speaker 1: natural gas, everthing flowing and other products. Back to business
22:11
Speaker 1: as usual, doing business with these scumbags. I hate the
22:13
Speaker 1: fact that our allies are in bed with them, but
22:16
Speaker 1: that's the way the world works. The Vice President made
22:20
Speaker 1: it very, very firm and apparently Sunday Morning interviews that
22:24
Speaker 1: we are not going to be giving them boatloads of
22:27
Speaker 1: cash like the Obama regime did where they dropped off
22:29
Speaker 1: paletts of money. Is there an issue with unfreezing some
22:35
Speaker 1: of the money that we froze from them. That's got
22:37
Speaker 1: to be, I would hope, contingent on this deal, and
22:40
Speaker 1: we're just not going to start letting them operate and
22:42
Speaker 1: have some of their cash back, are.
22:43
Speaker 5: We dan This is a very difficult question. Again, we're
22:47
Speaker 5: going to wait till next week, but I would say
22:49
Speaker 5: what I would be concerned about if we start using
22:53
Speaker 5: or the regime we start using a third parties, if
22:55
Speaker 5: they're start using Katar. I mean, we send the money
22:58
Speaker 5: to Qatar and we tell the world I'm not sending
23:00
Speaker 5: money at to Tehran, but then Katar will start sending
23:03
Speaker 5: the money to them or to Oman now we're talking
23:05
Speaker 5: about Oman. Then that we have to be very attentive.
23:08
Speaker 5: No mistake is possible here. So once we say they're
23:11
Speaker 5: not going to get the money. They shouldn't get the money.
23:13
Speaker 5: They should stay in our banks or allied banks. But
23:16
Speaker 5: once we give it to third parties, I wouldn't trust.
23:18
Speaker 1: That, amen. I mean, Joe unleashed what ten billion to
23:22
Speaker 1: the Qatari supposed to be for humanitarian aid for Iran,
23:25
Speaker 1: and we know it didn't go towards humanitarian aid the
23:28
Speaker 1: four year Joe was in charge. All right, well, Lyda,
23:31
Speaker 1: keep your phone on. Well ya, I'll be calling you,
23:34
Speaker 1: I'm sure in a few days when we figure out
23:36
Speaker 1: what's happening with this deal and get your opinion on it.
23:39
Speaker 1: Thank you, appreciate you, Thank you so much. Yeah, all righty,
23:42
Speaker 1: straight ahead. The Trump administration done it again. This time
23:46
Speaker 1: they took the head of a massive drug dealer down
23:49
Speaker 1: in Venezuela. And guess what that government worked with us
23:53
Speaker 1: to kill the leader of the infamous trend date Aragua gang.
23:57
Speaker 1: A lot more on that, won't We come back. For
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24:39
Speaker 1: huge deal.
24:39
Speaker 6: I mean, they invited our military in because they have
24:42
Speaker 6: a foreign terrorist organization on their soil in Trende Aragua,
24:46
Speaker 6: the founder and leader, and we are able to identify
24:49
Speaker 6: where he was and kill him.
24:51
Speaker 1: It is a big deal. And according to our Secretary
24:53
Speaker 1: of War, mister Higseth, that leader has now been identified
24:56
Speaker 1: as Hector Guerrero Flores, better known as Nino god Oh,
25:00
Speaker 1: the infamous head of the horrific trend Day Arragua gang.
25:06
Speaker 1: We've been talking about these scumbags for years now. The
25:10
Speaker 1: Trump Ministration of fictley designated Trenda Araga as a foreign
25:13
Speaker 1: terror group. Remember that last year? Well, President Trump announced
25:17
Speaker 1: over the weekend that on Friday, guess what happened? The
25:20
Speaker 1: US Southern Command carried out a quote swift and lethal
25:23
Speaker 1: kinetic strike on a compound down in Venezuela. They wanted
25:27
Speaker 1: us to come down, and we killed that piece of dead,
25:31
Speaker 1: graveyard dead. Guerrero had been a one and fugitive for years,
25:36
Speaker 1: abating capture despite a five million dollar US bounty on
25:40
Speaker 1: him and a recent federal indictment in New York for
25:44
Speaker 1: racketeering and acts of terrorism. The operation marks a staggering
25:47
Speaker 1: turnaround in our policy. Just months after American forces removed
25:51
Speaker 1: mister Maduro down there from power, we're now actually working
25:54
Speaker 1: with the new government and they're providing US intelligence and
25:58
Speaker 1: that's how we could green light the strike. Trump praised
26:02
Speaker 1: the joint mission, warning other cartel factions you can't hide.
26:06
Speaker 1: We're gonna come get you. Joined me now with reactions
26:09
Speaker 1: this weekend strike. Former FBI special agent and Navy seal
26:13
Speaker 1: and host of The Experts podcast are pel Jonathan Gilliam.
26:16
Speaker 1: All right, Jonathan, I was busy over the weekend. I
26:19
Speaker 1: just heard about this. But fill me in. Who did
26:21
Speaker 1: we send and how do we take this scumbag out?
26:24
Speaker 1: And just cutting off the head of the snake. Is
26:27
Speaker 1: that gonna stop the TRENDI Juaguro?
26:30
Speaker 7: Well, first of all, I think taking him out has
26:34
Speaker 7: sent a message, well sent several messages, one that the
26:38
Speaker 7: United States is actually what you're seeing in Venezuela and Iran.
26:45
Speaker 1: With Cuba.
26:47
Speaker 7: This is a bigger picture that most people are not
26:50
Speaker 7: concentrating on, and it sends a message that the United States.
26:54
Speaker 7: And by the way this guy puts Luigi man Jones's
26:56
Speaker 7: eyebrows to shame, I would say, oh, but it shows
27:00
Speaker 7: that the United States is is concentrating on way more
27:05
Speaker 7: than than just a war with Iran.
27:07
Speaker 2: That this is a greater or Maduro for instance.
27:10
Speaker 7: This is a much larger operation or mission that has
27:16
Speaker 7: a strategic goal in mind, and that's that's why you
27:19
Speaker 7: see this broad array of things occurring. But it also
27:25
Speaker 7: the other message that it sends out is that the
27:28
Speaker 7: United States is in play in Venezuela and that and
27:32
Speaker 7: in Central South America, and that removal of Maduro actually
27:38
Speaker 7: was bigger than just removing a guy who was also
27:42
Speaker 7: one of the leaders of all these different drug operations.
27:46
Speaker 7: His removal gave us intelligence and then the people that
27:49
Speaker 7: are that are allowed to be in charge are now
27:52
Speaker 7: participating with us. So you see how the President is
27:56
Speaker 7: working this strategically and then hitting these specific people who
28:01
Speaker 7: lead these different cartels. So overall, I think Dan is yes,
28:07
Speaker 7: this will This will make a big difference because of
28:12
Speaker 7: the message of the sins. But also it does show
28:15
Speaker 7: us that we are doing way more, this way bigger
28:18
Speaker 7: than just one president of Venezuela or this one leader
28:22
Speaker 7: Guerra of Trender or Agua. This is a series of
28:27
Speaker 7: tactical strikes to get to a strategic outcome.
28:30
Speaker 1: Yep. And again, all this ties together. I've been saying
28:32
Speaker 1: this for months. I see the big picture. You see
28:34
Speaker 1: the big picture on how Trump's dismantling these terror networks,
28:38
Speaker 1: the drug cartels, and then the nations that we're all
28:40
Speaker 1: working together with our biggest enemies, providing them oil and
28:43
Speaker 1: natural gas. But it all then comes back together with
28:47
Speaker 1: the drugs and the gangs and the terror groups. I mean,
28:49
Speaker 1: Venezuela had terror groups training down there. I believe I
28:52
Speaker 1: read something about Hamaser Hesbala with training grounds. So all
28:55
Speaker 1: this crap's connected and Trump's trying to dismantle it all globally.
29:00
Speaker 1: Only thirty seconds left. Who did the strike? How do
29:02
Speaker 1: we pull it off? Philliston real fast.
29:04
Speaker 2: I don't really know a whole lot about that.
29:05
Speaker 7: What I've mean that I can nail it down for specifics,
29:08
Speaker 7: but it looks like it was a kinetic strike, that
29:10
Speaker 7: was a missile that was used for a bomb.
29:13
Speaker 1: So the new government intel and then we either used
29:17
Speaker 1: a drone or something else and we knew it was
29:19
Speaker 1: the compound that we hit it and done.
29:21
Speaker 7: The biggest thing that we have going for is intelligence
29:24
Speaker 7: on the ground intelligence. The same thing happened in Iran,
29:28
Speaker 7: happened with Israel and the Pagers for instance. You see
29:31
Speaker 7: how these attacks are changing, where our intelligence is so
29:35
Speaker 7: incredible and the way we gather it, especially when we
29:38
Speaker 7: have these national leaders in charge. But let me say
29:41
Speaker 7: one thing real quick, Dan, is that through all of this,
29:44
Speaker 7: I want to send this message out to all the libertarians,
29:47
Speaker 7: the conservatives, the QAnon people that are left out there,
29:51
Speaker 7: the followers of these social media leftists who posed as conservatives.
29:55
Speaker 2: This is the reality of war.
29:56
Speaker 7: What you saw in Afghanistan and Iraq is not the
29:59
Speaker 7: reality of warfare from a leader who wants to keep
30:03
Speaker 7: a nation safeer. That was war for the sake of
30:05
Speaker 7: war so they could keep things going and make money.
30:08
Speaker 7: What we're doing now, this is warfare. These are very decisive,
30:14
Speaker 7: tactical attacks in order to gain the strategic outcome that
30:18
Speaker 7: is desired. And now people do not start realizing this,
30:21
Speaker 7: they will live in fantasy world. Because the biggest problem
30:24
Speaker 7: Trump has had in doing all this is not whether
30:27
Speaker 7: he can control or understand the military. It's because people
30:30
Speaker 7: here are so stupid and they don't do their research,
30:34
Speaker 7: and that they come down and they cause all kinds
30:36
Speaker 7: of political pressure to turn Congress and Senate against the President.
30:40
Speaker 2: And what he's trying to do.
30:41
Speaker 1: Yep.
30:42
Speaker 7: We need to get behind him and allow him to
30:44
Speaker 7: do what he knows should happen, and we'll see there
30:48
Speaker 7: won't be forever wars.
30:50
Speaker 2: There will be tact.
30:51
Speaker 7: Co operations to gain a strategic outcome.
30:53
Speaker 1: Amen, agree with you one hundred percent. Thank you for that.
30:57
Speaker 1: Appreciate you, Jonathan. You have a good dayt yep. Up. Next,
31:01
Speaker 1: Republicans speaking of them in Washington continue to battle each
31:04
Speaker 1: other in the Senate over passage of the Save America Act.
31:08
Speaker 1: So where do things stand today? We'll check them before
31:11
Speaker 1: the Congressman Randy five. Next, for all of our viewers
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Speaker 1: you can't get anywhere else. The democratsifying they don't want
31:54
Speaker 1: you to prove your citizenship when you vote. You know
31:56
Speaker 1: why they want that because they achieved. President Trump now
31:59
Speaker 1: press seeing Republicans even harder get the Save America Act passed.
32:06
Speaker 1: We need proof of citizenship for our federal elections. We
32:10
Speaker 1: need you to prove with ID you're the one voting
32:13
Speaker 1: that day as well. And we should probably stop allowing
32:17
Speaker 1: millions and millions of mail in ballots to poof appear
32:21
Speaker 1: days and days after an election. Now, the method of
32:26
Speaker 1: trying to get this passed finally, once and for all
32:29
Speaker 1: is now sparking another major rift inside the Republican Party.
32:33
Speaker 1: Inside the Senate, the same folks that I've been setting
32:37
Speaker 1: here pissing and moaning about for months. The President urging
32:42
Speaker 1: leaders on the Hill attach this election measure to a
32:46
Speaker 1: proposed third partisan budget reconciliation package by packaging legislation into
32:53
Speaker 1: a fiscal measure, Republicans could bypass the Senate's traditional sixty
33:00
Speaker 1: vote threshold and kill a Democrat filibuster with a simple
33:04
Speaker 1: majority vote. At the center of the fight is legislation
33:08
Speaker 1: that would require voters again present proof of citizenship when
33:13
Speaker 1: you register, like a birth certificate or a passport. That's
33:17
Speaker 1: one pretty common sense. Supporters call this a common sense
33:22
Speaker 1: security measure, while the left, some in the media and
33:26
Speaker 1: the Democrats wine wine wine, Oh, this is going to
33:29
Speaker 1: hamper registration and people won't be eligible to vote, and
33:33
Speaker 1: it goes against you know, women that got married because
33:36
Speaker 1: their names changed, and minorities because you know they can't
33:39
Speaker 1: get an ID. Really. In addition to the Democrat pushback,
33:43
Speaker 1: Giopileire's also facing a fierce internal rebellion. Senate Appropriations Chair
33:49
Speaker 1: Here we go, same names, Susan Collins and outgoing Senator
33:55
Speaker 1: Mitch mcconnald already declared a third reconciliation package get an arrival,
34:00
Speaker 1: arguing there's simply not enough time in high stakes midterm
34:04
Speaker 1: election year. Really, it's only June. I mean, I get
34:08
Speaker 1: you and Susan and some of you folks in your
34:11
Speaker 1: upper years because you've been sitting in DC for so long,
34:15
Speaker 1: can't get things done in a timely fashion because you
34:17
Speaker 1: take a break for about, oh, I don't know, forty
34:19
Speaker 1: percent of the year. But if y'all stayed and actually worked,
34:23
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure you can get it hammered out before midterms.
34:26
Speaker 1: Over to the House now, Budget Chair Jordy Errington's slamming
34:30
Speaker 1: the Senate pessimists as loser talk. Every second's wasted. Try
34:36
Speaker 1: to deliver what Republicans promise. That's why we the people
34:39
Speaker 1: gave you the Senate, gave you the House and the
34:41
Speaker 1: White House. Now, whether Senate majority of Leer Thune can
34:46
Speaker 1: bridge the gap between House conservatives and Senate moderates remains
34:49
Speaker 1: to be seen, especially as Thune signals that any viable
34:52
Speaker 1: bills primary focus would need to be military funding instead
34:57
Speaker 1: of waiting on a budget debate. The President now floating
35:00
Speaker 1: a hardline ultimatum, Axios supporting that Trump is calling on
35:04
Speaker 1: Congress to attach the Save Act directly to the renewal
35:08
Speaker 1: ah of the Faizas Section seven oh two, the government's
35:12
Speaker 1: critical and highly contested warrantless surveillance authority, by coupling the
35:18
Speaker 1: voting reform to the expired spy tool. The president is
35:22
Speaker 1: setting up a likely revolt privacy advocates and security hawks
35:26
Speaker 1: already squaring off over the surveillance program and tying it
35:29
Speaker 1: to the unrelated bill. While the surveillance debate rages on
35:33
Speaker 1: the core justification for voting, reform remains a flashpoint for
35:38
Speaker 1: diehard real conservatives and rhinos. GOP Congressman Randy Fine of
35:42
Speaker 1: Florida argues the border crisis has already rewritten the rules,
35:46
Speaker 1: accusing the Biden regime of outright enabling illegal aliens.
35:51
Speaker 8: That administration and allies at the state and local level
35:55
Speaker 8: shoved millions of drivers' licenses and social security numbers into
36:01
Speaker 8: the hands of these illegal immigrants. They created the means
36:05
Speaker 8: and the opportunity for our elections to be stolen.
36:10
Speaker 1: Yes, and not to mention, if they do the census
36:13
Speaker 1: again and we leave millions of illegals in all of
36:16
Speaker 1: these purple areas, guess what, they'll most likely turn them
36:20
Speaker 1: into Democrat voters. That's why we a got to kick
36:23
Speaker 1: them out, and b we got to get the Save
36:25
Speaker 1: America Act so they can't vote if they're still here.
36:27
Speaker 1: Join me now to weigh in on all of this fight.
36:30
Speaker 1: Florida Congressman Randy Fine back on the program, Randy, nice
36:33
Speaker 1: to see you. Let me put it bluntly on a Monday,
36:37
Speaker 1: because I'm feeling a little jazzed up after the big
36:39
Speaker 1: two to fifty celebrations. What the hell's wrong with some
36:42
Speaker 1: of these so called Republicans in the Senate mostly and
36:46
Speaker 1: a couple in the House that don't understand the importance
36:50
Speaker 1: of the Save America Act? Can we not do a
36:52
Speaker 1: work around and get it passed already?
36:56
Speaker 8: Well, thanks for having me. Look, I think some of
36:58
Speaker 8: them hate Donald Trump. I think that's the explanation, because
37:02
Speaker 8: there's no justification for not passing the Save America Acts.
37:06
Speaker 8: I'll tell you a story. Two weeks ago, at my
37:08
Speaker 8: apartment in Washington, DC that I've rented for over a year,
37:13
Speaker 8: I got a mail in ballot for someone I've never
37:16
Speaker 8: heard of for the upcoming Washington election. All I needed
37:20
Speaker 8: to do is fill it out and sign it and
37:22
Speaker 8: mail it back. And for those who think signature verification
37:25
Speaker 8: keeps us safe, ninety nine percent of signatures get verified.
37:29
Speaker 8: So President the President is right when he talks about
37:32
Speaker 8: ballots flooding these blue states where we can no longer
37:36
Speaker 8: have any confidence in their elections. They've made a choice
37:39
Speaker 8: to run insecure elections, and we have to fix that
37:42
Speaker 8: at the federal level.
37:43
Speaker 1: Yep. You know what's interesting. The CEO of our network,
37:47
Speaker 1: mister Charles Harring, told me a story a week or
37:49
Speaker 1: two ago and said, tell it on the air. He's
37:51
Speaker 1: still getting mail in ballots for his adult daughters who
37:55
Speaker 1: live in different states, not California, but California still sends
37:59
Speaker 1: him to his He could fill him out, sign his
38:02
Speaker 1: daughter's name and mail them. Obviously, we don't break the laws,
38:04
Speaker 1: so we wouldn't do those types of things, but he
38:06
Speaker 1: got I think he said two of them, and he
38:08
Speaker 1: gets them every election cycle. Now multiply that time's millions.
38:13
Speaker 1: It has to happen, Randy, what's your take on the president?
38:16
Speaker 8: Sorry, go ahead, No, And I've had people tell me
38:20
Speaker 8: they've tried to get their names taken off the list
38:23
Speaker 8: and they still send the ballots. Well, the example people
38:27
Speaker 8: should think about is imagine an apartment complex somewhere in
38:31
Speaker 8: Los Angeles where every mailbox is flooded with these fake
38:36
Speaker 8: mail in ballants. Well, most people are just going to
38:38
Speaker 8: take it and throw it in that trash can that
38:41
Speaker 8: you're going to find in the lobby of the apartment building. Well,
38:44
Speaker 8: somebody can go in there and scoop out fifty one hundred,
38:47
Speaker 8: two hundred mail in ballots. There's no verification and there's
38:51
Speaker 8: no reason to do this. There's no reason to do
38:55
Speaker 8: this other than you want to cheat.
38:58
Speaker 1: That's right, all right. Let me ask your take on
39:00
Speaker 1: the president's new move. He's tried this with some different
39:03
Speaker 1: bills over the last year or so, saying attach to this,
39:06
Speaker 1: attached to that, attach it to the reconciliation, the budget,
39:09
Speaker 1: whatever nobody wants to. What do you make of attaching
39:13
Speaker 1: it to the whole seven oh two, the PHISA, the surveillance.
39:17
Speaker 2: I think it's a great idea.
39:17
Speaker 8: Look, I'm the newest member of the Freedom Caucus, and
39:20
Speaker 8: many of my Freedom Caucus colleagues have real concerns about
39:23
Speaker 8: FISA seven oh two, but they've also told me that
39:26
Speaker 8: they would swallow those concerns if it would get Save
39:29
Speaker 8: America passed. So the President will pick up Republican votes
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Speaker 8: in the House for PHIZA if we do this. As
39:37
Speaker 8: it relates to the Senate, I don't know what's wrong
39:39
Speaker 8: with those people.
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Speaker 2: I can't figure it out. But it will.
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Speaker 8: Definitely increase Republican support for a PISA renewal.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Well, I think I'll go back to the first thing
39:48
Speaker 1: you said. I think that the Collins and the Murkowskis
39:50
Speaker 1: and the mcconnells of the world that are outgoing or
39:52
Speaker 1: know their days are numbered, hate Trump, hate our movement.
39:55
Speaker 1: They're used to the uniparty rights. It's birds of the
39:58
Speaker 1: same the feather, it's the same thing in there. They
40:01
Speaker 1: get along with the Dems in the Senate. They don't
40:03
Speaker 1: want the boat rocked. They want things to go back
40:05
Speaker 1: to normal, back to the good old days. It ain't
40:07
Speaker 1: gonna happen real quick. One more, you mentioned the Freedom Caucus.
40:11
Speaker 1: I got to bring this up to you, Randy. Two
40:13
Speaker 1: hundred and sixty six executive orders the President is signed
40:17
Speaker 1: since he took office last January. Yet Congress has only
40:21
Speaker 1: codified seventy of them. And so your Freedom Caucus, your
40:26
Speaker 1: members are pushing to get the Speaker to bring these
40:29
Speaker 1: up and let's start codifying, especially on border policy. Are
40:34
Speaker 1: we going to see that anytime soon? Is Johnson gonna
40:36
Speaker 1: bring this stuff for a vote?
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Speaker 8: I believe that the Speakers committed to do some border
40:40
Speaker 8: protection executive order votes, and I hope we'll get that done.
40:43
Speaker 8: Some of those two hundred and sixty six actually can't
40:45
Speaker 8: be codified.
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Speaker 1: I got it.
40:47
Speaker 2: Yeah, this decision that President's made.
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Speaker 8: But we absolutely need to codify everything we can because
40:52
Speaker 8: the fact of the matter is if we don't, if
40:54
Speaker 8: and when God forbid, a Democrat president shows up, they'll
40:58
Speaker 8: undo them. All right, President Trump, executive orders needs to
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Speaker 8: be an absolute.
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Speaker 2: Priority of ours over the next six months.
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Speaker 1: Amen, Congress and Randy Fine is always thanks for weighing in.
41:07
Speaker 1: Appreciate you, Thank having me. Yep, all right, stick around
41:11
Speaker 1: coming up. More unrest in Ireland and across the UK,
41:15
Speaker 1: as more and more Brits are becoming frustrated with the
41:18
Speaker 1: invasion of their land, which by the way, has been
41:20
Speaker 1: taken way longer than ours. They've been doing this for
41:23
Speaker 1: probably two decades. Why well, there woke government just like ours,
41:29
Speaker 1: allowing them in then favoring the migrants over the residents.
41:33
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Speaker 1: news and conservative talk you can't get anywhere else. Throngs
42:24
Speaker 1: and throngs of so called anti racism protesters taken to
42:28
Speaker 1: the streets of Glasgow over the weekend, chanting Nazi scum
42:32
Speaker 1: off our streets. The audacity of these barbaric individuals who
42:37
Speaker 1: actively encourage acts like the attempted beheading of forty four
42:41
Speaker 1: year old Stephen Oglevie last week in Belfast simply breathtaking
42:45
Speaker 1: and quite frankly insulting to the human race. Sadly, this
42:50
Speaker 1: is the narrative the mainstream wants to shove down all
42:53
Speaker 1: of our collective throats across the planet. They're gonna paint
42:56
Speaker 1: these rallies as a battle between good and evil, completely
43:00
Speaker 1: ignoring the legitimate, deep seated concerns driving the working class
43:05
Speaker 1: citizens across the UK who were tired and tired of
43:10
Speaker 1: being treated like third class citizens by their government by
43:14
Speaker 1: local police and putting these immigrants, these migrants above them.
43:20
Speaker 1: Now they're desperately trying to flip the script, painting believers
43:22
Speaker 1: in pure evil as the victims. Again, we showed you
43:27
Speaker 1: the video. We've talked about stories over there. The young
43:31
Speaker 1: man who was stabbed last year by the Sikh. The
43:35
Speaker 1: cops show up and think the guy bleeding and dying
43:37
Speaker 1: on the ground, the young college kid is the bad
43:39
Speaker 1: guy because he's the white brit and that the immigrant
43:43
Speaker 1: was the innocent guy who had just stabbed him moments
43:46
Speaker 1: before with like an eight inch blade. Give me a
43:48
Speaker 1: freakin' break. You have the media out there pushing provocative, lying,
43:55
Speaker 1: bogus headlines proclaiming thousands and thousands rally in Belfast, can
44:00
Speaker 1: them anti immigrant rioting that followed the stabbing, large crowds
44:04
Speaker 1: gather for anti racism rallies in Belfast, uh huh, and
44:09
Speaker 1: claiming they're the majority. Now, the majority are the citizenry
44:12
Speaker 1: that are sick and tired of it. You get a
44:15
Speaker 1: handful of the illegals, a couple of the woke liberal
44:18
Speaker 1: Brits and the media, and they lie, They gloss over
44:22
Speaker 1: the facts. They failed to mention the whole story. The
44:25
Speaker 1: entire reason working class people were driven to protest in
44:29
Speaker 1: the first place, the brutal, near fatal stabbing in Belfast
44:34
Speaker 1: of a local by an alleged asylum seeker from the Soudan.
44:40
Speaker 1: We showed you the video. If we got it again,
44:41
Speaker 1: roll it remind people the press ignoring the victim in
44:44
Speaker 1: this one. They ignore the active threat, they ignore the
44:48
Speaker 1: failed integration assimilation. They ignore the people marching in the streets,
44:54
Speaker 1: out in front of their city halls calling for action.
44:58
Speaker 1: It's ridiculous. It's what we're facing here at home, folks.
45:03
Speaker 1: This isn't a fringe outcry. It's a reality. And guess what,
45:08
Speaker 1: there's hard data to prove it. A global Gallop poll
45:11
Speaker 1: revealed that the United Kingdom officially leave the entire world
45:15
Speaker 1: in citizen concern over migration, with thousands and thousands of
45:19
Speaker 1: Brits describing their system as quote entirely broken. They've had
45:25
Speaker 1: nothing but surges of illegals for the past two decades,
45:28
Speaker 1: which puts a strain on their national health care services,
45:32
Speaker 1: their public services, they're housing, they're policing, and guess what,
45:36
Speaker 1: it's pushing natives to their breaking point. They're pissed. Can
45:40
Speaker 1: you blame them. The media want to treat this like
45:42
Speaker 1: it was some random act of lawless that some guy
45:44
Speaker 1: tried to cut a dude's head off. BS. You've seen
45:49
Speaker 1: a total collapse of their border. People don't want to assimilate,
45:54
Speaker 1: and then the government ends up working against the working
45:57
Speaker 1: class communities and putting the bird on them while taking
46:01
Speaker 1: care of all the ill. Well. I don't think they
46:03
Speaker 1: call him illegal criminal aliens. They just call him migrants.
46:06
Speaker 1: We're facing it here at home. Meantime, in the UK,
46:09
Speaker 1: a major update to another case that sparked global outrage.
46:14
Speaker 1: Their Solicitor General has officially revered the set referred rather
46:17
Speaker 1: the sentence of Vicram Digwa to the Court of Appeal,
46:22
Speaker 1: calling it unduly lenient. Digwa was sentenced to life with
46:26
Speaker 1: a minimum of twenty one years for the last December
46:29
Speaker 1: murder of that student I was talking about, Henry Noak.
46:32
Speaker 1: The trial judge lowered the minimum at the defense argued
46:35
Speaker 1: that Digwa carried the eight inch blade as part of
46:38
Speaker 1: his seek faith. Prosecutors wanted a stronger punishment. I'm sure
46:42
Speaker 1: that kid's parents did too. Bodycam footage again shows him
46:47
Speaker 1: handcuffed on the ground and the cops believing the guy
46:51
Speaker 1: that stabbed him over him. The Solicitor General says the
46:54
Speaker 1: decision reflects the public's horror and a desire for justice
46:57
Speaker 1: for the family. This is public pressures mounting on local
47:01
Speaker 1: law enforcement and the ones that responded. An online petition
47:05
Speaker 1: demanding criminal charges against the cops who showed up now
47:09
Speaker 1: has over two hundred thousand signatures. The public outcry centers
47:13
Speaker 1: on that body cam footage again that here's one of
47:16
Speaker 1: the cops saying, I don't believe you may I don't
47:19
Speaker 1: think so. Mate doesn't think he was stabbed. Now, an
47:24
Speaker 1: independent investigation has been launched. So far only one of
47:29
Speaker 1: the what three or four cops responding has resigned. Nobody's
47:32
Speaker 1: paid any price for this. And that's just two instances, folks.
47:37
Speaker 1: The guy that almost had his head cut off last
47:39
Speaker 1: week over in Ireland causing all this uproar, and then
47:42
Speaker 1: the young kid from last December. But every day people
47:46
Speaker 1: are being attacked, assaulted, raped, beaten in the streets around
47:52
Speaker 1: Great Britain, in neighborhoods that used to be peaceful. Why
47:55
Speaker 1: because their government allowed the Third World to be imported
47:58
Speaker 1: and then put them first. And it's happening here in America.
48:02
Speaker 1: Do you know me now with more insight into what's
48:04
Speaker 1: going on over in the UK. He's the foreign affairs
48:07
Speaker 1: reporter at the Washington Examiner. Brady Knox on the program
48:10
Speaker 1: for the first time. Brady, what I miss We've got?
48:15
Speaker 1: I won't call him corrupt cops. I think they're brainwashed,
48:19
Speaker 1: woke cops. But we've got cops out there that are
48:22
Speaker 1: being told by their chiefs and the government officials to,
48:26
Speaker 1: I don't know, treat the immigrants better than the locals,
48:30
Speaker 1: the tax paying, law abiding Brits that have been there
48:33
Speaker 1: for decades or have been born there, because I don't
48:35
Speaker 1: know how many cases I've seen exactly like this one
48:39
Speaker 1: where the immigrant is believed by the officials over the local.
48:44
Speaker 1: It's disgusting.
48:46
Speaker 2: Yeah.
48:46
Speaker 9: So the particularly one of the things that's being highlighted,
48:50
Speaker 9: especially by reform politicians who are the ones kind of
48:53
Speaker 9: leading the charge about police reform amid this case is
48:58
Speaker 9: it was in anti racist commit men from the National
49:02
Speaker 9: Group of Police in the UK, and the line was
49:05
Speaker 9: it was something along the lines of that you need
49:08
Speaker 9: to treat people with their ethnicity in mind, or they
49:11
Speaker 9: said that it wouldn't be they didn't advocate for color blindness,
49:15
Speaker 9: that they will not treat everyone the same, and so
49:18
Speaker 9: that was really viewed by really Nigel Faraj especially was
49:22
Speaker 9: the one who led calls in Parliament after the video
49:24
Speaker 9: came out and why would.
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Speaker 1: You treat people different because of the color of their skin.
49:29
Speaker 1: I thought that we've been past that for decades over
49:32
Speaker 1: there in here.
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Speaker 9: What really, Yeah, it's kind of a insort of I
49:39
Speaker 9: guess what people would call like the woke one era,
49:42
Speaker 9: where you know, around the summer twenty twenty one there
49:44
Speaker 9: was a big push that color blindness was actually a
49:47
Speaker 9: bad thing that you need to take from a critical perspective,
49:52
Speaker 9: the more left wing perspective that you need to take
49:54
Speaker 9: people's identities into account and which you know obviously entails
49:59
Speaker 9: treating people differently. And some cops talking like that.
50:02
Speaker 1: And what does it have to do with the color
50:03
Speaker 1: of your skin when you're taking in law and order,
50:05
Speaker 1: here's the law, don't stab and kill people, don't try
50:08
Speaker 1: to cut somebody's head off in broad daylight. Oh but
50:10
Speaker 1: let's take into consideration that's your ceremonial knife. Or you're
50:14
Speaker 1: from a different country of different rules where I guess
50:16
Speaker 1: you're used to beheadings in the Sudan, but not here
50:18
Speaker 1: in Ireland, so take into consideration. No, the law is
50:22
Speaker 1: the law, and if you're not following the law, then
50:25
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter where the hell you come from or
50:27
Speaker 1: what color your skin is. I mean, these Brits. You
50:30
Speaker 1: want to talk about woke. I feel like the Brits
50:32
Speaker 1: have taken woke to a whole new level. And we
50:34
Speaker 1: think woke's bad enough in America ready.
50:38
Speaker 9: Yeah, the Brits actually really distinguished themselves, I would say
50:41
Speaker 9: over the past ten to fifteen years, particularly as being
50:44
Speaker 9: among the most progressive liberal country in Europe. And I
50:48
Speaker 9: think it was largely them trying to distinguish themselves because
50:52
Speaker 9: they've kind of been overshadowed and power by the United
50:54
Speaker 9: States first once their colonies.
50:56
Speaker 1: So how's that working out for them?
50:58
Speaker 9: As a way to ford to their new identity they became,
51:00
Speaker 9: they really latched onto the kind of liberal ideology and
51:03
Speaker 9: making their identity very multicultural, and they have their kind
51:07
Speaker 9: of own founding mythos of their multiculturalism, Like they're the
51:11
Speaker 9: kind of arguments that they use in the US don't
51:13
Speaker 9: really apply to them, so they kind of invented their
51:15
Speaker 9: own mythos around like migrants being needed to rebuild after
51:20
Speaker 9: World War Two that they claim there's a man power shortage.
51:23
Speaker 9: So it's a very unique but you'll see a lot
51:26
Speaker 9: of the same kind of arguments transposed into a bridge context.
51:29
Speaker 9: But they really did take it to a new extent.
51:31
Speaker 1: Well, they took it too far. It's now working out
51:33
Speaker 1: too well. I mean, seriously, look at it. You got
51:34
Speaker 1: churches being burned, you got women being raped, you got
51:37
Speaker 1: people being beheaded in the streets, are attempted beheading in
51:40
Speaker 1: the streets. And then again their bobbies, they're police coming
51:43
Speaker 1: out and taking the side of the migrant over the
51:46
Speaker 1: local and we're seeing it here in America. Happen in
51:49
Speaker 1: certain states and cities run by progressive liberals, and it's
51:53
Speaker 1: got to be stopped. Brady, thanks for charming in on
51:56
Speaker 1: this one. Appreciate you. Check out his reporting and everybody's
51:59
Speaker 1: great reporting at the Washington Examiner. Thank you, mister Knox.
52:03
Speaker 9: Yeah, thanks Ruchs for having me.
52:04
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