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5/29/25 -- Dan Ball W/ Steve Bannon, Col. Doug Macgregor, Mike Sarraille, Rep. Tim Burchett. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Tonight on Real America, Trump tariffs a flurry of last
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Speaker 1: minute rulings from radicals in black robes trying to meddle
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Speaker 1: with the duties of the president. And then there's one
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Speaker 1: sane judge who says, enough is enough. We'll explain straight ahead,
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Speaker 1: plus doge divide. Elon musk admonishes Trump's Big Beautiful Bill
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Speaker 1: as lawmakers seek to codify massive cuts to government waste, fraud,
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Speaker 1: and abuse, but also increase our debt, and Russian President
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Speaker 1: Vladimir Putin offers up conditions to end the conflict with Ukraine,
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Speaker 1: but President Trump and the rest of the West remains skeptical.
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Speaker 1: All that and a whole lot more starts right now
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Speaker 1: on Real America. Thanks for tuning in tonight, folks. I'm
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Speaker 1: Dan Ball. With bold leadership and a no nonsense attitude
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Speaker 1: and unmatched determination and grit. The forty seventh President of
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Speaker 1: the United States is improved our lives. He's bolstering national security.
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Speaker 1: That's a given. Look what he's doing at the border
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Speaker 1: doesn't take an Act of Congress. It takes a real leader.
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Speaker 1: He's been trying to kickstart America's financial engine, doing that
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Speaker 1: with the trade negotiations and the tariffs. He's brought in
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Speaker 1: trillions of dollars in new money. When it comes to
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Speaker 1: investments from several different countries, We're talking trillions with a T.
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Speaker 1: Joe and Kamala couldn't do that. And oh, by the way,
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Speaker 1: we're just getting started. It's only May. He's only been
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Speaker 1: in since January twentieth. Folks, again, it's been about one
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Speaker 1: hundred and thirty days since Trump was sworn in, and
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Speaker 1: he has accomplished more in that very short period of
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Speaker 1: time than the Biden regime did in four years. In fact,
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Speaker 1: over the entire five decade span of JoJo's failed political career,
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Speaker 1: let's think about it. I mean, we've heard from folks
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Speaker 1: on both sides the aisle for decades that Joe was
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Speaker 1: most likely one of the dumbest senators ever. He was
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Speaker 1: nothing more than a fixture head his VP and then
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Speaker 1: as president. Well, if you watch this show, you know,
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Speaker 1: Plus you've been living the nightmare for the last four years.
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Speaker 1: President Trump trying to secure the homeland, launching an unprecedented
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Speaker 1: crackdown on illegal aliens and the deadly drugs and guns
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Speaker 1: and gang bangers flowing into our country with remarkable success
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Speaker 1: and By the way, folks, he started that on day one.
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Speaker 1: You heard from Tom Homan on this program last night.
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Speaker 1: They have been out there kicking down doors and arresting
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Speaker 1: and throwing bad ombrays out of this country since Trump
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Speaker 1: was sworn in. During President Trump's first full month in office,
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Speaker 1: illegal border crossings fell to the lowest level ever recorded,
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Speaker 1: down ninety four percent. Ice arrests of illegals have surged
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Speaker 1: six hundred and twenty seven percent. You've got foreign invaders
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Speaker 1: taken note, and they're doing the actual self deportation that
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Speaker 1: Trump used that CBP one app. They reversed it and said,
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Speaker 1: now now use the app to get the hell out.
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Speaker 1: I mean, these are things that have never been done
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Speaker 1: before with any leader. New data reveals strong economic momentum
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Speaker 1: as well, even though the mainstream media keeps lying the
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Speaker 1: core gross domestic product which has grown a strong three percent. Okay,
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Speaker 1: with gross domestic investment soaring twenty two percent. That's all
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Speaker 1: thanks to Trump. Our commander in chief also secured those
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Speaker 1: trillions of dollars in great deals from around the globe
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Speaker 1: six hundred billion from the Saudis one point two trillion
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Speaker 1: from the Qataris two hundred billion, from the United Arab Emirates,
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Speaker 1: all big commercial deals. That's going to mean jobs, more
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Speaker 1: tax revenue. Once again, though, when it comes to trying
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Speaker 1: to secure this border, everything Trump does, I don't care
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Speaker 1: if it's the tariffs or if it's the border, whatever,
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Speaker 1: there's somebody trying to block it. When he was a candidate,
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Speaker 1: it was the lawfair right. Throw ridiculous charges at him,
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Speaker 1: try to throw him in jail, try to find the
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Speaker 1: hell out of him. Now that he's the president, it's
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Speaker 1: let's use radical leftist judges dressed in their little black robes,
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Speaker 1: trying to legislate from the bench, striking down what President
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Speaker 1: Trump has been trying to do, whether it's the border
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Speaker 1: or liberation Day, the tariffs, right, they're exceeding their authority.
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Speaker 1: A three judge panel the US Court of International Trade
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Speaker 1: ruled unanimously yesterday declaring that Trump overstepped his powers by
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Speaker 1: imposing tariffs of over sixty trading partners without congressional approval.
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Speaker 1: Worse yet, the ruling mandates the reversal of the tariffs
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Speaker 1: already collected, requiring the government to refund duties paid by importers.
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Speaker 1: While the Trump administration found an appeal immediately seeking to
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Speaker 1: reinstate the tariffs. The appeal argues that the President has
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Speaker 1: brought authority to impose tariffs under emergency powers, and guess
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Speaker 1: what that judge then, just a short time ago today
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Speaker 1: put a stay and allowed the tariffs to stay in
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Speaker 1: effect until this most likely goes all the way to
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Speaker 1: the Supreme Court. And by the way, the hits keep
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Speaker 1: coming from these judges. On Wednesday, a federal judge temporarily
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Speaker 1: blocked the Trump administration from ending several Biden era humanitarian
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Speaker 1: parole programs. US District Court Judge Indira Telwane ruled the
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Speaker 1: Trump ministration must resume processing applications for humanitarian parolees that
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Speaker 1: allow individuals from Afghanistan, Latin America, and Ukraine to live
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Speaker 1: in work here temporarily. The Justice Department is appealing that
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Speaker 1: one you know, it'll probably happen. They'll put a stay
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Speaker 1: on it, and Trump will be able to continue doing
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Speaker 1: what he's doing. Promises made, promises kept right. Earlier today,
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Speaker 1: a federal judge extended a temporary restraining order blocking the
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Speaker 1: Trump administration's attempt to revoke Harvard University's certification to enroll
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Speaker 1: international students US DITRIC Judge Allison Burrows decided to maintain
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Speaker 1: the temporary block on the Department of Homeland Securities revocation
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Speaker 1: of Harvard's certification under the Student and Exchange Program. More
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Speaker 1: legal wrangling on this one will be coming. This is
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Speaker 1: the White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt hammers these men
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Speaker 1: and women that keep interfering with President Trump's executive authority powers. Listen.
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Speaker 2: President Trump had more injunctions in one full month of
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Speaker 2: office in February than Joe Biden had in three years.
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Speaker 2: And let me roll through some of these radical injunctions
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Speaker 2: to paint the picture for the American people at home.
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Speaker 2: A court ordered the Trump administration to return already deported
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Speaker 2: terrorist aliens back to the United States. A court has
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Speaker 2: ruled the Trump administration can't even temporarily pause our refugee programs.
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Speaker 2: Courts prohibited the Trump administration from eliminating federal funding for
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Speaker 2: child transgender surgery and mutilation, a practice that the American
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Speaker 2: people overwhelmingly reject. A court also held that the Trump
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Speaker 2: administration could not ban people experiencing gender dysphoria or mental
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Speaker 2: health issues from serving in the military. Ridiculous phibited the
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Speaker 2: removal of transgender women from women's prisons, despite potential physical
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Speaker 2: harm to real women in those prisons biological women. A
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Speaker 2: Northern District of California judge issued an absurd ruling that
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Speaker 2: the president cannot fire people within the executive branch. Of course,
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Speaker 2: also ordered the Trump administration to rehire thousands of already
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Speaker 2: fired employees. In several cases. A federal judge blocked the
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Speaker 2: Trump administration from defunding the Department of Education. Another signature
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Speaker 2: campaign promised that this president has the power to implement.
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Speaker 1: Wow, I feel like Caroline, you need a break. That
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Speaker 1: girl's been doing so much. She's so overworked because she
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Speaker 1: has to come out and defend what the president is doing,
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Speaker 1: the mandate given to him by we the people, because
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Speaker 1: of these damn judges. So much to discuss here, So
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Speaker 1: I thought we should do kind of a report card
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Speaker 1: on the Trump administration, how things are going for forty seven,
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Speaker 1: what he's been able to accomplish even with the roadblocks
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Speaker 1: everything that he's been facing thanks to these judges and
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Speaker 1: Democrats and lefties and the mainstream media. While he's just
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Speaker 1: trying to implement the America First agenda that we voted for,
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Speaker 1: and who better to provide insight into all things maga
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Speaker 1: than my good friend from a White House chief strategist
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Speaker 1: to President Trump tering his first term and host of
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Speaker 1: The Great Show. I'm sure you'll watch it. Bannon's war
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Speaker 1: Room over on Real America's Voice, my pal Steve Bannon
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Speaker 1: back on the program. Steve, it was law fair, was
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Speaker 1: their warfare when he was candidate Trump. Now it's still
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Speaker 1: lawfair with these damned judges while he's the president and
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Speaker 1: has the executive power. Steve, just go, I got so
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Speaker 1: many I outn't a know where to begin. We can
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Speaker 1: start with the tariffs, the border, the education.
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Speaker 3: I mean, well, let's let let's start with off. First off,
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Speaker 3: I want to congratulate you and your production team. That
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Speaker 3: is probably, in five minutes, the best succinct summary of
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Speaker 3: exactly where we are I've ever heard.
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Speaker 4: So I just congratuz. No, that got a great team
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Speaker 4: back there. No, really, I think it's all of it.
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Speaker 3: Here's I think if you step back and look at
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Speaker 3: a second Wor you're talking about, Aunt Caroline, you're seeing
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Speaker 3: now the convergence of these three big crises. Number One,
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Speaker 3: President Trump attempting to stop the kinetic part of the
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Speaker 3: Third World War, and that arc of instability from Kursk
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Speaker 3: and Ukraine all the way down through the Middle East, Persia,
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Speaker 3: the Southern Arabian Peninsula to the Red Sea.
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Speaker 4: He's trying to stop the kinetic part.
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Speaker 3: And guess what of the last seventy two hours, things
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Speaker 3: look a lot grimmer than they've looked before.
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Speaker 4: Number two, his Article two.
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Speaker 3: Powers in basically stopping the invasion and deporting the thirteen million,
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Speaker 3: as Mark Green tells us and marks the head of
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Speaker 3: the Homeland Security Committee, thirteen million illegal alien invaders.
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Speaker 5: Here.
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Speaker 4: The third is the.
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Speaker 3: Entire economic model, of the financial model, the Big Beautiful Bill,
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Speaker 3: the appropriations, getting the debt under control. Part of that
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Speaker 3: in the restructuring of the American economy and the commercial
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Speaker 3: relationships on trade is his Article two powers to call
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Speaker 3: for an emergency here for the fentanyl the hundred the
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Speaker 3: million people have been killed on fentanyl, which.
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Speaker 4: The three judge panel just overruled.
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Speaker 3: So you have both the national security in deporting stopping
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Speaker 3: the evasion deporting. The other side of the coin is
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Speaker 3: the chemical warfare attack of fentanyl, which he's trying to
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Speaker 3: stop using tariffs both on Mexico and Canada, and the
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Speaker 3: Chinese Communist Party that they're stopping all three of those,
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Speaker 3: the constitutional crisis, the economic and dead crisis, and the
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Speaker 3: Third World War, the kinetic part are all converging dan
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Speaker 3: into one.
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Speaker 4: Thing that we're seeing before us.
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Speaker 3: You know, just four months after the guy took over
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Speaker 3: and is doing an extraordinary job, This next one hundred
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Speaker 3: or two hundred days will really set I think the
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Speaker 3: legacy of President Trump. You know, it's ten years on
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Speaker 3: June fifteenth and came down the Golden Escalator.
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Speaker 4: I believe that's a preamble.
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Speaker 3: I think that whole decade we've gone through, everything we've
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Speaker 3: gone through of people with the Trump movement. People you're
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Speaker 3: like yourselves are there at the beginning that that back
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Speaker 3: President Trump. That decade is just a preamble to this
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Speaker 3: very intense summer that we're going to go through that
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Speaker 3: really has already started.
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Speaker 1: I agree with you, Steve, and I'll tell you it's funny.
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Speaker 1: I remember that escalator ride and people talking about it
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Speaker 1: and me going because i'd watched him on the Apprentice
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Speaker 1: and i'd met him twenty some years ago at a
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Speaker 1: casino he put his name on in southern California and
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Speaker 1: sat next to him at dinner. I knew him as
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Speaker 1: the TV star billionaire guy, and so when he came
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Speaker 1: out and there was fifteen other Republicans out there, it
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Speaker 1: wasn't sixteen. When Trump first came on the scene, I'm like,
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Speaker 1: I think I like this guy. But man, he's saying
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Speaker 1: things that I've never heard anybody say before. You fast
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Speaker 1: forward ten years and you see, Steve, that this Maga movement,
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Speaker 1: this America First Agenda that we all, you, me, millions
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Speaker 1: of Americans embraced with President Trump as the leader of it,
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Speaker 1: and you right in the background helping out. Steve. Everybody
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Speaker 1: knows you're a mister Maga. It's it's wonderful to see
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Speaker 1: it come to fruition. But we've still got so many
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Speaker 1: damn weak Rhino Republicans in the House and Senate that
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Speaker 1: don't want to implement what he wants. They don't want
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Speaker 1: to codify everything he's doing. So let's go to that
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Speaker 1: part because I want your input on the party, on
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Speaker 1: the good old GOP some of the holdouts still because
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Speaker 1: everybody keeps using that c word codify. Why isn't the
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Speaker 1: House bringing up more legislation? You know, the speaker where
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Speaker 1: you at, Mike bringing up more bills so that we
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Speaker 1: can codify everything Trump's doing. Because God forbids Steve, a
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Speaker 1: Democrat president gets in four years, they'll just undo everything.
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Speaker 6: You know.
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Speaker 3: Lincoln uh was the first to say, hey, look, the
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Speaker 3: Emancipation Proclamation is just an executive order. You remember, he
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Speaker 3: needed he needed articles to the Constitution to change it.
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Speaker 3: That's why he fought so hard to get it. He
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Speaker 3: understood even the emancipation proclamations in the executive order and
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Speaker 3: can be changed with the next president. President Trump understands
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Speaker 3: the same thing. And what I think is actually a
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Speaker 3: higher priority even in the codification of what he's doing
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Speaker 3: legislatively on so many important things, is we got to
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Speaker 3: codify the cuts that Doge either found or didn't find.
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Speaker 3: Right now, we know we have a recision of nine
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Speaker 3: billion dollars. It's kind of symbolic because it's got the
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Speaker 3: two bion for NPR and PBS and another seven trade
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Speaker 3: and I think that Doge found, But Doge even admitted
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Speaker 3: at the end of the day they didn't find the trains.
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Speaker 3: But they're talking about one hundred and sixty five bion.
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Speaker 3: That is a lot of money. If that really is waste,
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Speaker 3: fraud and abuse and not programmatically which being taken care
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Speaker 3: of the appropriations process. I think Russ vote needs to
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Speaker 3: come forward, and we got to put the feet to
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Speaker 3: the fire. Remember it's the House and Lindsey Graham and
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Speaker 3: the Senate that says you've got to use recisions. Recisions
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Speaker 3: gets Congress back involved in it to take a vote
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Speaker 3: just the majority, which we have the majority of both sides.
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Speaker 3: But if you don't have recisions, President has impoundment and
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Speaker 3: impowments another thing is going to have to go to
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Speaker 3: the Supreme Court. My point is under his Article two powers,
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Speaker 3: if they're not prepared to back the recisions and they're
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Speaker 3: not prepared to codify the at least the waste and
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Speaker 3: the fraud that Dog says they found, then we ought
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Speaker 3: to go to impoundments to get it. But we got
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Speaker 3: to get it at the American people that this stuff
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Speaker 3: was found, that actually Doge had a productive had a
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Speaker 3: productive life. And I think it's outrageous that there's all
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Speaker 3: this fighting and kind of turning the you know, Margie
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Speaker 3: Taylor Green has been great about this, saying we have
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Speaker 3: to do this. Apl and a Polina Luna came out
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Speaker 3: this morning.
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Speaker 4: He says this has to happen.
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Speaker 3: You know why, because they go back to the constituous
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Speaker 3: and people are saying, hey, this all this waste for
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Speaker 3: an abuse was found.
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Speaker 4: Why has it been taken out of the budget. Where
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Speaker 4: is this?
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Speaker 3: And so the methodology you use, whether it's a recision
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Speaker 3: that the House incentive vote on or it's just empowerment.
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Speaker 3: And remember, as soon as Trump impounds it under his
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Speaker 3: Article two power, they're going to go to court. But
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Speaker 3: that's fine because look the fight here on the unified
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Speaker 3: executive theory or the Article two powers. Is chief executive
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Speaker 3: officer of the United States government. That means he can
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Speaker 3: impound money if he thinks programs have been done or
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Speaker 3: not meeting their goals, and he can let go fire
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Speaker 3: personnel number one. Number two, he's commander in chief of
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Speaker 3: the armed forces. If he wants to deport people, and
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Speaker 3: his commander in chief under his commandery for illegal aliens,
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Speaker 3: he can deport them. Number three, he's the chief magistrate
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Speaker 3: and the chief law enforcement officer.
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Speaker 4: This is what they're fighting. And guess what they are winning.
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Speaker 3: To the degree that to delay is to deny and
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Speaker 3: they realize this is a holding action. But right now
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Speaker 3: it's the only thing the radical Democrats have, and in
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Speaker 3: their perspective, it's working because it's slowing down President Trump
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Speaker 3: to get to the thirteen million deportations you've got to get,
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Speaker 3: as you refer to him, the bad own bres out
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Speaker 3: right now. They're hanging us up on the bad Own Bres,
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Speaker 3: which ninety percent American people are saying, have.
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Speaker 4: Got to get out of the country.
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Speaker 3: Yes, So this is why it's a constitutional crisis right now.
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Speaker 7: It is.
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Speaker 1: It is democrats. I don't want to say don't understand
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Speaker 1: the Constitution. They do. They're just disregarding it. They have
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Speaker 1: literally torn it up and thrown it in our faces
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Speaker 1: because they don't understand.
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Speaker 7: They do.
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Speaker 1: Pardon next thing saying that phrase. They understand the president's power.
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Speaker 1: They just don't like what Drump's implementing. So then they're
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Speaker 1: using these federal district court judges who have no ultimate
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Speaker 1: power over the president's decisions and his eos to try
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Speaker 1: and like you said, delay, which is to deny. You
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Speaker 1: brought up PPS and NPR. That's a couple of bill
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Speaker 1: right there. I know a judge held that one up too.
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Speaker 1: Did that ever get through? Or you can still keep
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Speaker 1: moving forward with cutting that funding or was that still
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Speaker 1: waiting on appeals, because it seems like every other day
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Speaker 1: there's an appeal judge, then another judge says no, there's
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Speaker 1: a state that another judge says there, there's one.
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Speaker 4: Hundred and eighty right now.
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Speaker 3: I think federal cases going on mainly driven well and
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Speaker 3: as you just mentioned, they're judge shopping in Rhode Island,
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Speaker 3: in the Bay Area, in Boston, Massachusetts, where these judges
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Speaker 3: are putting out nationwide bands, nationwide states. So they're locking
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Speaker 3: us up and they know it's working right now, even
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Speaker 3: if temporarily no, they did block it in court. That's
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Speaker 3: why I think that's one of the reasons. It's one
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Speaker 3: of the first on the recisions. They're coming back with
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Speaker 3: the bayand that goes to NPR and the Bayond that
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Speaker 3: goes to PBS is in the first of the recisions.
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Speaker 4: My point is, let's just get on with it.
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Speaker 3: We're gonna dan because I'm telling you, brother, I can
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Speaker 3: see where this is going. We've had this issue before
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Speaker 3: with two of our toughest presidents, Andrew Jackson and Abraham Lincoln,
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Speaker 3: where the courts basically were overruling what they were saying.
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Speaker 7: Uh.
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Speaker 3: And Jackson has that famous phrase, Hey, if the court's
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Speaker 3: gonna overrule it.
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Speaker 4: Let them enforce it. Okay.
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Speaker 3: I think we're hurtling towards That's why we're in a
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Speaker 3: constitutional crisis now.
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Speaker 4: I don't believe Donald J.
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Speaker 3: Trump is going to sit there and allow any court
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Speaker 3: to get in between him and what he believes is
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Speaker 3: his duties and responsibilities and the oath he took to
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Speaker 3: Heaven to basically defend the constitutions from all enemies, foreign
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Speaker 3: and domestic.
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Speaker 4: Yes, I think President Trump is going to sit there.
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Speaker 3: And this is why to me, it's got to be
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Speaker 3: handled at the Supreme Court, both on the tariffs now
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Speaker 3: because of the issue with ventanol and the emergency use
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Speaker 3: it and the emergency use of the invasion of Venezuela
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Speaker 3: and Central America to basically deport these bad obreries. Those
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Speaker 3: are two sides of the same coin. I think that
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Speaker 3: Roberts in the court have to come to some conclusion
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Speaker 3: by the end of June. I don't think we can
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Speaker 3: go ninety days or one hundred days until they come
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Speaker 3: back in October. I think this summer is already going
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Speaker 3: to be hot enough. I think we have to take
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Speaker 3: this one off the table. I think Chief Justice Roberts,
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Speaker 3: who doesn't like facing these types of things, is going
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Speaker 3: to have to man up.
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Speaker 4: We're going to have to.
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Speaker 3: Do it, and we've got to do it by the
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Speaker 3: end of June. And hey, we're already in you know,
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Speaker 3: we're almost the first of June. So this the folks
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Speaker 3: at home that watch your show should just buckle up,
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Speaker 3: because this summer is going to be as intense and
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Speaker 3: urgent as any summer in the history of this country.
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Speaker 1: As left Steve, if you're given the president with everything
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Speaker 1: he's facing, all these activist judges, the ninety nine percent
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Speaker 1: of the mainstream media lying about what he's doing in
19:08
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19:10
Speaker 1: card grade with one hundred and thirty days in after
19:12
Speaker 1: all the hurdles he's jumping, where does Steve Bannon put
19:16
Speaker 1: President Trump right now with the agenda.
19:18
Speaker 4: A plus plus?
19:18
Speaker 3: I mean, it's you know, any one of these Dan,
19:21
Speaker 3: you know, any one of these verticals has not been
19:22
Speaker 3: the reason he's doing it because people of the political
19:25
Speaker 3: classes kicked the can down the road for fifty years.
19:27
Speaker 3: Any one of the verticals is hercuy LeAnn and would
19:30
Speaker 3: win somebody the Nobel Prize and a permanent placement on
19:34
Speaker 3: Mount Rushmore. It's General Washington, It's Abraham Lincoln, It's Donald Trump.
19:38
Speaker 3: The beginning, the birth of the nation, the rebirth of
19:40
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19:43
Speaker 4: That's the level that he's at.
19:45
Speaker 1: Love it. Check out Steve's show over at Real America's Voice.
19:48
Speaker 1: It's the war Room. You know what you love it.
19:49
Speaker 1: Steve is always thank you brother, best of the family.
19:52
Speaker 4: Take care, Thanks Dan, appreciate your brother.
19:54
Speaker 1: Yep. Straight ahead, the era of Doge coming to an
19:58
Speaker 1: end for now. This is the legal amount of time
20:00
Speaker 1: that Elon Musk can work for our government expires this month.
20:04
Speaker 1: So how much fraud, waste and abuse did his team uncover?
20:07
Speaker 1: We were just touching it a little bit there with Steve.
20:10
Speaker 1: But up next we'll talk with Congressman Tim Burchett, who
20:14
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20:18
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20:21
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Speaker 8: You know, I was like disappointed to see the massive
22:44
Speaker 8: spending Volle frankly, which increases the bunch depsit not doesn't
22:50
Speaker 8: decrease it, and that reminds the work that the NOCHE
22:52
Speaker 8: team is doing.
22:54
Speaker 1: Can't say I disagree with him. The head of the
22:57
Speaker 1: Department of Government Efficiency, Douge Elon Musk, expressing disappointment in
23:01
Speaker 1: the Big Beautiful bill. Musk went on to say that
23:04
Speaker 1: in his personal opinion, a bill can be big or
23:06
Speaker 1: it can be beautiful, but that he doesn't know if
23:08
Speaker 1: they can be both. This as the White House seeks
23:10
Speaker 1: to codify into a law the massive cuts proposed by DOGE.
23:15
Speaker 1: President Trump plans to send a nine point four billion
23:17
Speaker 1: dollar recissions package to Congress next week, targeting funding for
23:22
Speaker 1: public broadcasters in PR and PBS, and foreign aid agencies
23:26
Speaker 1: member USAID cut them slash them. However, the proposed package
23:31
Speaker 1: represents only a small portion of the broader cost saving
23:34
Speaker 1: measures that Doge actually suggested, which is why Elon's pissed.
23:39
Speaker 1: Let's be real. While Musk is set to officially depart
23:42
Speaker 1: from his role tomorrow, by law, he has to leave.
23:45
Speaker 1: He can only be in DC working for our government
23:46
Speaker 1: for so many days. That's the rules. President Trump continues
23:50
Speaker 1: to defend the bill.
23:52
Speaker 9: We will be negotiating that bill, and I'm not happy
23:56
Speaker 9: about certain aspects of it, but I'm thrilled by other
23:58
Speaker 9: aspects of it.
23:59
Speaker 1: That's so they go.
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Speaker 9: It's very big. It's the big, beautiful bill. But the
24:03
Speaker 9: beautiful is because of all of the things we have,
24:06
Speaker 9: the biggest thing being, i would say, the level of
24:11
Speaker 9: tax cutting that we're going to be doing. We're going
24:13
Speaker 9: to make people really be able to We'll have one
24:15
Speaker 9: of the one of the lowest tax rate we've ever
24:18
Speaker 9: had in the history of our country.
24:20
Speaker 1: Meantime, Doge continues to uncover massive fraud, waste, and abuse.
24:25
Speaker 1: The Administrator of the Centers for Medicare Medicaid Services, doctor A,
24:29
Speaker 1: says that Doze uncovered at least fourteen billion dollars in
24:33
Speaker 1: fiscal mal thesis over at Medicaid. Oh hey, no, biggie
24:37
Speaker 1: Social Security Administration. Oh, they found twelve point three million
24:41
Speaker 1: individuals who are on the rolls that are over one
24:43
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty years old. We got them off. As
24:46
Speaker 1: the fraud, waste, and abuse keeps getting exposed. Must announcing
24:49
Speaker 1: on X just yesterday that again his time has run out.
24:53
Speaker 1: As my scheduled time as a special government employee comes
24:56
Speaker 1: to an end. I'd like to thank President Trump for
24:58
Speaker 1: the opportunity to reduce wasteful The DOGE mission will only
25:01
Speaker 1: strengthen over time as it becomes a way of life
25:04
Speaker 1: throughout the government. Well, let's hope he's right. Let's ask
25:08
Speaker 1: our next guest not only about the DOGE findings, but
25:11
Speaker 1: about the future of these cuts, but more importantly, trying
25:15
Speaker 1: to get that deficit down, which actually just went up
25:17
Speaker 1: if this bill gets approved. That's what I don't like.
25:22
Speaker 1: Our next guest sits on the House Overside Committee and
25:24
Speaker 1: he's a member of the DOGE subcommittee. Tennessee Congressman Tim
25:27
Speaker 1: Burchett back on the program. Tim, Nice to see how
25:30
Speaker 1: you been, sir.
25:31
Speaker 6: I'm great, Dan, better that I'm than on the show
25:34
Speaker 6: with you, brothers.
25:35
Speaker 5: Thank you for having.
25:36
Speaker 1: Thank you, thank you. Okay, So Elon's out, that's no
25:40
Speaker 1: big news. I know the media is trying to play
25:41
Speaker 1: it up like he's so upset about the big beautiful
25:43
Speaker 1: billy left. No, there's a rule, right Tim, where non
25:47
Speaker 1: government employees, people that aren't appointed or elected, can only
25:50
Speaker 1: serve for one hundred and whatever days.
25:52
Speaker 5: Right, correct, O what I understand.
25:55
Speaker 1: So he's out no matter what because he has to.
25:57
Speaker 1: Now let's go to the cuts. He found billions, if
26:01
Speaker 1: not trillions with a t. You guys are making some cuts. However,
26:06
Speaker 1: we're raising the debt ceiling. A lot of mega people
26:09
Speaker 1: are not happy about that. I'm one of them, Tim.
26:13
Speaker 5: I can't agree with you more.
26:14
Speaker 8: Dan.
26:14
Speaker 6: You know you got a car speeding at you. You
26:17
Speaker 6: know it's got to go the other way, so eventually
26:20
Speaker 6: you got to stop it. And that's what I believe
26:22
Speaker 6: a lot of this bill did. It slows the rate
26:25
Speaker 6: of growth. Hopefully we can get it stopped and get
26:29
Speaker 6: it going the other direction. And the problem you got
26:32
Speaker 6: with the Doze cuts is is, frankly, Congress just doesn't
26:34
Speaker 6: have the guts to do something about it. You've helped
26:37
Speaker 6: me expose the fact we're sending forty million dollars a
26:41
Speaker 6: week to the Taliban, and I still haven't been able
26:44
Speaker 6: to pass that that gun bill.
26:45
Speaker 1: See, that's insane to me, Tim, You and I talked
26:49
Speaker 1: about this a year year.
26:51
Speaker 5: And a half of a year ago. Yeah, over a
26:53
Speaker 5: year over a.
26:53
Speaker 1: Year ago, that we send money to Afghany's because we
26:58
Speaker 1: feel bad that we blue stuff up in a twenty
26:59
Speaker 1: one year war. I get that, but we're giving money
27:02
Speaker 1: to the Taliban, not like sweet innocent people that lost
27:06
Speaker 1: their their hut or their cave dwelling and we got
27:08
Speaker 1: to build them something new. These are Taliban members people
27:12
Speaker 1: we thought, people that my brothers and sisters in uniform
27:15
Speaker 1: got shot at, maybe even injured or killed by And
27:18
Speaker 1: now my tax money builds them a damn house.
27:21
Speaker 6: Tim, Yeah, Alon said it Bath. We're in a little
27:24
Speaker 6: private meeting. He said, Tim that the money is there's
27:26
Speaker 6: a paper trail and that goes right back to Washington,
27:29
Speaker 6: you know, and it used to go to dark campaigns.
27:31
Speaker 6: Republicans and Democrats help benefit from that, as you know.
27:35
Speaker 5: You have had that conversation before too.
27:37
Speaker 6: But he thinks, seems to think, and I'm in agreement,
27:40
Speaker 6: that's going in people's pockets we have.
27:42
Speaker 5: This is the unbelievable number.
27:45
Speaker 6: Take a guess at how many NGOs, non government organizations
27:49
Speaker 6: are working out of Afghanistan right now.
27:52
Speaker 1: I'll just throw it out. Eighty seven.
27:57
Speaker 5: Almost one thousand.
27:59
Speaker 1: Holy crap, I thought one hundred was going to be
28:01
Speaker 1: a lot. A thousand NGOs are working.
28:05
Speaker 6: And what did the Democrats fight me on when we
28:08
Speaker 6: got it out of the committee.
28:09
Speaker 5: A few weeks ago? The NGOs. We can't undercut the NGOs.
28:14
Speaker 1: Yeah, why that is tim.
28:15
Speaker 6: Yeah, because somebody's getting fat. Yeah, listen, Dan, I don't
28:19
Speaker 6: care if it's a Republican. I don't care if it's
28:21
Speaker 6: if it's a person sitting beside me neither, you know.
28:26
Speaker 6: Put them in handcuffs. O, they're butt in jail.
28:29
Speaker 5: Let's go.
28:30
Speaker 6: The Justice Department needs to be on notice on this stuff.
28:33
Speaker 6: They need to be following this stuff. This is going
28:36
Speaker 6: on too far. I believe it's going on. You believe
28:39
Speaker 6: it's going on?
28:40
Speaker 1: Oh, come on, we know it's going on. For a fact,
28:42
Speaker 1: I believe we know the NGOs are like this filtration
28:46
Speaker 1: system right for all of our tax money, billions of
28:50
Speaker 1: our tax dollars that go through them, and they're supposed
28:53
Speaker 1: to be helping people around the globe whatever they're helping with,
28:55
Speaker 1: But that money gets refiltered and comes back and does
28:58
Speaker 1: god knows what Tomocrats and Republicans, whether it's in their
29:02
Speaker 1: campaign coffers or something else. I'm so disgusted, Tim, I
29:05
Speaker 1: want to ask you this so real quick. Go the
29:06
Speaker 1: headline up. We know we're getting all this interference from
29:09
Speaker 1: the activists in black robes from the bench, but a
29:11
Speaker 1: judge now is allowing DOGE to access the treasury payments.
29:15
Speaker 1: Remember a few weeks back or a couple of months back,
29:17
Speaker 1: I had John and a judge stopped it where dose
29:19
Speaker 1: couldn't see where all the damn money's actually going. And
29:22
Speaker 1: I remember you and other members of Congress were asking
29:24
Speaker 1: can we see and they were just like eh, Elon said,
29:27
Speaker 1: we we'd ask people in Thriffin apartments where'd that money go?
29:29
Speaker 1: Can we see it? They go, yeah, we just send it,
29:32
Speaker 1: Okay what they use it for? Eh, we don't know.
29:35
Speaker 1: Now they can actually track it, and we'll know because
29:37
Speaker 1: we can look at the Treasury Department.
29:38
Speaker 6: Yes, yeah, And I suspect that sound you're hearing is
29:42
Speaker 6: people dialing up their lawyers and people will be lawyering
29:46
Speaker 6: up just like they will on the on the pen
29:48
Speaker 6: gate thing that you know with auto pen auto pen,
29:52
Speaker 6: it's the same Dale, Dan, Listen, these people are crooked
29:55
Speaker 6: as a dog's leg. We've got to get somebody needs
29:59
Speaker 6: to go to jail. Let's quit writing strong letters, let's
30:02
Speaker 6: somebody's tail.
30:03
Speaker 1: Well, can you get speak of Johnson to bring up
30:05
Speaker 1: some of these damn bills so we can cadify him
30:07
Speaker 1: in the wall.
30:08
Speaker 5: Well, actually it's not his job to do that.
30:11
Speaker 6: But the problem we have right now is, as I'm
30:13
Speaker 6: told by members of leadership, is that they don't think
30:16
Speaker 6: they can pass these bills, the ones to defund NPR.
30:19
Speaker 6: You know what, when when I turned on NPR, I
30:22
Speaker 6: never was a fan somehow, I don't know.
30:24
Speaker 5: I wasn't at gunpoint, but I was listening to it.
30:27
Speaker 6: I was pulling in my farm just through the gate,
30:30
Speaker 6: and they and one of the commentators asked another commentator,
30:33
Speaker 6: they said, what's your definition of propaganda? And they honestly said,
30:37
Speaker 6: leaguering would singing God bless the USA. I immediately called
30:41
Speaker 6: Marjorie Taylor during our friend and said told her. She said, oh, Tim,
30:45
Speaker 6: we got to get them before the committee and you
30:47
Speaker 6: know what, we should have had a bill up that week.
30:49
Speaker 6: But they're telling me that there's Republicans that won't vote
30:52
Speaker 6: to defund NPR. Yeah, and this is put that we're
30:55
Speaker 6: not putting them out of business, Dan, we're not. It's
30:57
Speaker 6: not a first that we're just saying I'm not going
30:59
Speaker 6: to fund there.
31:00
Speaker 1: They get endowments, they got all kinds of stuff from
31:02
Speaker 1: private entities. They don't need my tax money, Tim. Yeah.
31:06
Speaker 5: And in public television, have you have you ever gone.
31:09
Speaker 6: To the toy ale of a store and seen all
31:12
Speaker 6: the sesame street stuff that is that is public television
31:16
Speaker 6: night shows to branch off from the toys.
31:19
Speaker 5: But that money is there.
31:20
Speaker 6: Somebody should be figuring out why isn't that paying.
31:23
Speaker 1: For their Yeah, we don't need to subsidize them anymore.
31:26
Speaker 1: We shouldn't be given Harvard money and prints them and
31:29
Speaker 1: all these woke Anyway, I'm out of time. Tim has
31:31
Speaker 1: always thank you so much for the input you didn't
31:35
Speaker 1: you know, I don't know if we solved anything today.
31:37
Speaker 7: But at least we.
31:40
Speaker 1: Thank you.
31:40
Speaker 5: Dan, Love you, brother, Yeah, love you.
31:42
Speaker 1: Too, thank you. Coming up, will President Trump be able
31:46
Speaker 1: to negotiate a peace deal between Ukraine and Russia, especially
31:49
Speaker 1: after both sides just ramped up strikes back and forth
31:52
Speaker 1: over the past week. Well, Colonel Doug McGregor has a
31:55
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34:25
Speaker 1: Welcome back. Russian President Putin offering up a set of
34:28
Speaker 1: conditions to bring the conflict with Ukraine to a close,
34:31
Speaker 1: but officials in Kiev, along with their Western allies, remained
34:33
Speaker 1: very skeptical. Putin's list of demands include just a few here.
34:37
Speaker 1: Ukraine must withdraw its troops from several of their own
34:40
Speaker 1: cities which Russia now claims as their own. Ukraine must
34:43
Speaker 1: formerly abandoned any plans to join NATO in degree to
34:46
Speaker 1: a significant reduction in its military, and Putin wants the
34:50
Speaker 1: lifting of all Western sanctions imposed on Russia, including the
34:53
Speaker 1: unfreezing of Russian assets and removal of restrictions on all
34:58
Speaker 1: energy exports. Moscow now proposing a second round of direct
35:02
Speaker 1: peace talks with Ukraine in Istanbul. On Monday, Ukrainian leaders
35:07
Speaker 1: countered demanding that Russia submit a ceasefire memorandum and previously
35:11
Speaker 1: agreed to during the first round of talks. We told
35:14
Speaker 1: you about that a few days back. President Trump expressing
35:16
Speaker 1: a willingness to engage in these peace talks, but remains
35:21
Speaker 1: very skeptical about Putin's genuine commitment to negotiating a peaceful end.
35:28
Speaker 9: We're going to find out whether or not he's tapping
35:31
Speaker 9: us along or not, and if he is, we'll respond
35:34
Speaker 9: a little bit differently.
35:35
Speaker 7: But it'll take about a week and a half, two weeks.
35:37
Speaker 9: We have mister Wikoff is here, is doing a phenomenal job, is.
35:42
Speaker 7: Dealing with them very strongly.
35:44
Speaker 9: Right now, they seem to want to do something, but
35:47
Speaker 9: until the document is signed, I can't tell you, nobody can.
35:52
Speaker 7: I can say this. I can say this that.
35:56
Speaker 9: I'm very disappointed at what happened a couple of nights
36:00
Speaker 9: now where people were killed in the middle of what
36:03
Speaker 9: you would call a negotiation.
36:05
Speaker 7: I'm very disappointed by that.
36:09
Speaker 1: Joining us now for more insight into the war as
36:12
Speaker 1: it stands today and these peace negotiations. He's former advisor
36:16
Speaker 1: to the Sect Deaf andd co chair of the group
36:19
Speaker 1: called Our Country, Our Choice. Retired US Army Colonel Doug
36:22
Speaker 1: McGregor back on the program, Colonel, Nice to see you again. Man.
36:26
Speaker 1: It has been years of you and I coming on
36:28
Speaker 1: this program and discussing this war with no end in sight.
36:31
Speaker 1: And I thought last week there might be an end
36:34
Speaker 1: in sight, and then the weekend and this week happened
36:37
Speaker 1: and we had hundreds of drone strikes and attacks from Russia,
36:41
Speaker 1: and then the the EU telling Zelensky you can fire
36:44
Speaker 1: long range into Russia, pissing Putin off, and here we go.
36:48
Speaker 1: The battle intensifies, and all Trump's trying to do is
36:50
Speaker 1: he says every day, I'm trying to stop the killing.
36:54
Speaker 1: I'm tired of the killing on both sides. Colonel. What's
36:57
Speaker 1: going on?
36:59
Speaker 10: Well, I think the conditions that you put up first,
37:01
Speaker 10: that President Putin outlined or not new, they have been
37:05
Speaker 10: right for a very long time. The second thing is
37:09
Speaker 10: that President Trump seems to be receiving what people want
37:13
Speaker 10: him to hear. The Ukrainians in the weeks before the
37:18
Speaker 10: recent attacks that the Russians launched against them, they launched
37:23
Speaker 10: one thousand, four hundred drones and long range strike missiles,
37:27
Speaker 10: including eight tackles at civilian targets in Moscow and around.
37:32
Speaker 1: I didn't know that. Well, of course I wasn't reported.
37:35
Speaker 10: That's right, and apparently President Trump is unaware of that
37:39
Speaker 10: as well. In addition, he spoke up at Morristown, New
37:42
Speaker 10: Jersey's airport where he was preparing to come back to Washington,
37:46
Speaker 10: and someone asked him about the what appears to have
37:49
Speaker 10: been an attempt to kill President Putin when he was
37:52
Speaker 10: in a helicopter near Kersk, transiting between Kersk and Moscow,
37:58
Speaker 10: and he said he didn't know that.
38:01
Speaker 1: How would okay, I will not giving him this intelligence.
38:04
Speaker 1: The commander in chief needs to know this stuff. If
38:06
Speaker 1: you're negotiating with two other world leaders and this side
38:10
Speaker 1: tries to kill this side's leader while you're the guy
38:12
Speaker 1: in the middle negotiating peace, shouldn't he know that?
38:16
Speaker 7: Yeah?
38:17
Speaker 10: Well, I think so. Then there's one last point that
38:19
Speaker 10: everybody seems to miss, and that is that we are
38:22
Speaker 10: not an objective bystander. We're a co belligerent. We started
38:27
Speaker 10: the war in Ukraine. We're the ones that installed through
38:30
Speaker 10: a coup an anti Moscow, anti Russian government in Kiev
38:34
Speaker 10: in twenty fourteen.
38:35
Speaker 1: Right under Obama.
38:36
Speaker 4: I've talked about the ones.
38:37
Speaker 10: That have pored huge quantities of money into Ukraine to
38:40
Speaker 10: build up this Ukrainian military establishment that at the time
38:44
Speaker 10: the Russians went into Eastern Ukraine numbered over eight hundred thousand,
38:48
Speaker 10: half of whom were reservists, in the other half were
38:51
Speaker 10: full time soldiers and are very well equipped and lethal force. Frankly, now,
38:58
Speaker 10: the reason I'm bringing that up is that it's very
39:00
Speaker 10: difficult to negotiate as some sort of third party when
39:07
Speaker 10: you're actually responsible for the survival of this Kiev regime.
39:12
Speaker 10: Which is why I've said from the beginning, if mister
39:14
Speaker 10: Trump's serious about ending the war and stopping the killing,
39:17
Speaker 10: the first thing you do is stop funding and supporting
39:20
Speaker 10: this Ukrainian regime. They're the ones that have committed the
39:24
Speaker 10: atrocities against civilians in eastern Ukraine. They're the ones that
39:28
Speaker 10: have been targeting civilians inside Russia. All of this nonsense
39:32
Speaker 10: that's heaped on the Russians is just that it's nonsense.
39:35
Speaker 10: It's probably it's not true. The Russians have been extraordinarily careful.
39:39
Speaker 10: The other thing is the only reason there's still a
39:41
Speaker 10: Ukrainian regime in a Ukrainian army of any kind, which
39:45
Speaker 10: is not saying them very much at this point, is
39:47
Speaker 10: that the Russians don't want to go any further west.
39:50
Speaker 10: The last thing they want to do is end up
39:52
Speaker 10: responsible for a bunch of Ukrainians. They don't want to
39:55
Speaker 10: govern or administer Ukrainians. They're only interested in what's Russian,
39:59
Speaker 10: and what's Russian is what they currently control.
40:02
Speaker 1: So, colonel, you're not of the mindset when we hear
40:04
Speaker 1: the folks in the EU and in the press that
40:07
Speaker 1: Putin is this big hitler like guy who's trying to
40:10
Speaker 1: take over the world, and if we don't stop him
40:12
Speaker 1: on the east side of Ukraine, then the next thing
40:15
Speaker 1: we know, you know, we're going to be et Borshed
40:18
Speaker 1: in New York. Is that dating Russian? I don't even know.
40:20
Speaker 5: That's a lot of nonsense.
40:22
Speaker 1: They said it right.
40:25
Speaker 10: Well, you know, Borsch isn't all that bad, depending upon
40:27
Speaker 10: where you buy it. But you know, look, I just
40:31
Speaker 10: think it's a lot of nonsense. It's been nonsensical talk
40:34
Speaker 10: from the beginning, and a lot of us voted for
40:36
Speaker 10: President Trump because we thought he saw through this. If
40:39
Speaker 10: you go back to his run for the presidency and
40:42
Speaker 10: what he said shortly after he took over, he made
40:45
Speaker 10: it pretty clear that he did not regard the Russians
40:48
Speaker 10: as the enemy. In fact, initially in the negotiations that
40:51
Speaker 10: were open with the Russians down in Saudi Arabia, he
40:54
Speaker 10: made it pretty clear he wanted to normalize relations with
40:56
Speaker 10: the Russians, which is very much at our interest, by
40:59
Speaker 10: the ways, in their interest right.
41:01
Speaker 1: Well, everybody the world's interest with their exports and importing
41:05
Speaker 1: things there. It works for the EU, it works for America.
41:07
Speaker 1: I'm almost out of time, Colonel. I just thought i'd
41:09
Speaker 1: asking this last one. Do you think because Zelenski, what
41:12
Speaker 1: was it day before yesterday called for a direct three
41:16
Speaker 1: way and he wants to get Trump involved in the negotiations.
41:19
Speaker 1: I highly doubt President Trump's going to go to Istanbull
41:22
Speaker 1: and sit down with him and putin but could it
41:25
Speaker 1: come to that. Should it come to that, to actually
41:27
Speaker 1: get pieced as Trump need to sit there and look
41:28
Speaker 1: these two guys in the eyes and say, hey, this
41:31
Speaker 1: is going to be over now.
41:33
Speaker 10: No, the president should show up when there's an agreement.
41:37
Speaker 10: Presidents don't do these things, gotcha. We used to call
41:41
Speaker 10: this a garbage off some of it. You know, Reagan
41:43
Speaker 10: showed up when it was time to sign the agreement.
41:46
Speaker 10: These these things are not things for presidents to negotiate.
41:49
Speaker 10: He's got a secretary of State. He ought to use
41:52
Speaker 10: them and not, mister Widcoff. And I think they need
41:55
Speaker 10: to They need to reboot. The whole basis for the
41:59
Speaker 10: current interaction is nonsense, and I think President Trump needs
42:02
Speaker 10: to go back to where he was.
42:03
Speaker 5: But to go back to a.
42:04
Speaker 10: Point you made, he's not getting the information and the
42:09
Speaker 10: intelligence you.
42:09
Speaker 1: Just informed me of that one. I mean again, how
42:12
Speaker 1: would you not know that a warring faction you're trying
42:15
Speaker 1: to work with fired at the president of the country.
42:17
Speaker 1: They're warring with that you're trying to bring peace between
42:20
Speaker 1: the I mean, this is and this has happened before
42:22
Speaker 1: and other issues. The people close to Trump don't give
42:25
Speaker 1: him everything he needs to know. You know that, Colonel
42:27
Speaker 1: I do as well. Anyway, I got a run as always, Doug.
42:30
Speaker 1: We appreciate the insight.
42:31
Speaker 4: Thank you, brother, super thanks very much, Thank you boy.
42:34
Speaker 1: Speaking of our military rebuilding ours, that's one of the
42:38
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42:40
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42:46
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45:19
Speaker 5: Yeah, they wanted uh two terrorists, We're afraid of Trump.
45:23
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45:24
Speaker 11: They wanted Kamana to be chosen to.
45:27
Speaker 5: You talked politics with them?
45:29
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, yeah, they wanted Kamala to be elected when
45:33
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45:46
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45:51
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45:56
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46:00
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46:04
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46:08
Speaker 1: The former is really captive, explained how Hamas terrorists had
46:11
Speaker 1: hoped that Harris would win the election because, as you
46:15
Speaker 1: heard him say, they were very scared of Trump. These
46:19
Speaker 1: animals know that Trump exudes what Reagan said and many
46:25
Speaker 1: other great leaders in the past, peace through strength. And
46:30
Speaker 1: you've got to have the wherewithal to actually use the
46:32
Speaker 1: military if you need to. But if you build up
46:35
Speaker 1: our fighting forces that have always been the biggest, the best,
46:37
Speaker 1: and the brightest, then our enemies fear us and don't
46:42
Speaker 1: want to attack. This president is proud of our men
46:46
Speaker 1: and women in uniform, and he stands behind our troops.
46:48
Speaker 1: It's part of the reason that he's honoring our military
46:51
Speaker 1: next month with as he would say, a huge celebration
46:55
Speaker 1: in our nation's capital on June fourteenth, the US Armies
47:00
Speaker 1: in fiftieth birthday. Also, I believe it's flag day. Also,
47:03
Speaker 1: I believe it's forty seventh birthday. There will be a
47:07
Speaker 1: huge parade, a grand military parade. We have not seen
47:11
Speaker 1: one of these in DC, and I don't know my
47:13
Speaker 1: lifetime has there been one. Why not? Let's celebrate them? Sadly, though,
47:18
Speaker 1: liberal heads, as expected, are exploding. Why would we want
47:23
Speaker 1: to waste, as they put it, waste money on praising
47:27
Speaker 1: and celebrating our nation's heroes?
47:30
Speaker 7: Yeah?
47:30
Speaker 1: Why why would we want to do that? You wouldn't
47:33
Speaker 1: have the freedom to m piss and moan about this
47:36
Speaker 1: parade if you didn't have men and women that stood
47:39
Speaker 1: that line and protected your freedoms. Take a look at
47:43
Speaker 1: these tasteless headlines from the mainstream scum bag media from
47:48
Speaker 1: Newsweek nationwide. No King's protests planned for parade on Trump's birthday.
47:54
Speaker 1: The Washington Compost don't wipe your behind with it. As
47:57
Speaker 1: Army plans parade for two hundred and fifty anniversary, protesters
48:01
Speaker 1: prepare too Okay, A left wing op ed says, do
48:05
Speaker 1: we really need a huge, expensive military parade on Trump's birthday,
48:10
Speaker 1: and of course the Huffington Post, why don't you'll huff
48:12
Speaker 1: some more glue, puff it up? Trump ripped over a
48:15
Speaker 1: shameful plan for a massive military birthday parade. The truth is, folks,
48:21
Speaker 1: pride in patriotism is now exploding from coast to coast
48:25
Speaker 1: because Trump's in charge. In January twenty twenty five, the
48:28
Speaker 1: US Army achieved its highest recruitment numbers in fifteen years,
48:33
Speaker 1: surpassing a twelve year record set just after Trump won
48:36
Speaker 1: his second term. The second def Pete Hegseth, declaring that
48:39
Speaker 1: the surge is due all to Trump and his bold,
48:43
Speaker 1: strong leadership and by the way, keeping America first.
48:47
Speaker 12: Everybody wants to be pushed. They want to challenge purpose.
48:51
Speaker 12: They don't want to say, join the military where it's
48:53
Speaker 12: can to be nice and easy on you. No, how
48:55
Speaker 12: far can I go? Can I excel? Can I meet
48:57
Speaker 12: the standard? Can I be excellent? That's what young men
49:01
Speaker 12: and women of this nation want. If they want some
49:03
Speaker 12: wool garbage, they can go to college. If they want
49:05
Speaker 12: to train to be a warrior and be a part
49:07
Speaker 12: of something bigger than themselves and raise their right hand
49:09
Speaker 12: and seek purpose. And honor and duty. Join the US military,
49:14
Speaker 12: be a part of it. And that's why we've seen
49:15
Speaker 12: this record breaking surge. I mean, the numbers don't lie,
49:18
Speaker 12: will It literally starts at election day for President Trump
49:21
Speaker 12: and the inauguration and what we've been building.
49:24
Speaker 1: It's been a surge we can barely keep up with.
49:27
Speaker 1: Never heard Sec. Def. Lloyd Austin speak that way, and
49:31
Speaker 1: g maybe that's why he didn't inspire young men and
49:34
Speaker 1: women to join our armed forces. But when Pete gets
49:36
Speaker 1: up there and says it, by golly, I might be
49:38
Speaker 1: fifty one this year, but I got chills and I'm
49:41
Speaker 1: ready to sign back up. Let's go joining us now
49:43
Speaker 1: to talk about the biggest, the best, the most lethal
49:46
Speaker 1: fighting force on the planet. That's our United States Military.
49:49
Speaker 1: Of course, he's the chief Talent officer for Overwatch Mission Critical.
49:53
Speaker 1: Retired Navy Seal Officer Mike Sirelli back on the program.
49:57
Speaker 1: Mike's so nice to see you again. Isn't it so nice, Mike?
50:01
Speaker 1: To have leaders like Pete, like forty seven who actually
50:06
Speaker 1: get it, who understand what it is to put that
50:09
Speaker 1: uniform on, to put that hand on that bible, and
50:11
Speaker 1: to swear that oath thank God that we've got some
50:15
Speaker 1: real leaders, right Mike.
50:18
Speaker 7: I'll tell you what.
50:19
Speaker 13: Pete captured that and articulated it beautifully. I mean, that's
50:23
Speaker 13: the reason. That's inspiration right there, to be part of
50:25
Speaker 13: something bigger than yourself, amen, American idealism. And this is
50:29
Speaker 13: a much needed conclusion to award contrasts. People don't join
50:34
Speaker 13: traditionally for the free college education you're going to get.
50:37
Speaker 13: They don't put their lives on the line for that,
50:39
Speaker 13: though that may be a benefit. They come into one
50:42
Speaker 13: serve their country to be part of a tribe, a team,
50:45
Speaker 13: to touch that brotherhood and sisterhood, and that's that's exceptional.
50:49
Speaker 13: But this is a you know, this is a much
50:51
Speaker 13: needed conclusion to this anti American sediment, thank you, where
50:56
Speaker 13: we're apologetic for everything in our past and what we're
51:00
Speaker 13: doing into the future.
51:01
Speaker 1: You know. And they have revamped so much in one
51:03
Speaker 1: hundred and thirty days, I mean right, kicking out folks
51:08
Speaker 1: that are mentally ill, that's a fact, getting rid of
51:11
Speaker 1: the DEI classroom crap. Let's get back out on the
51:13
Speaker 1: training field so you're ready for battle, not in a classroom.
51:17
Speaker 1: Let's get out there and do it. And then just
51:20
Speaker 1: the verbiage, the rhetoric, the ads, the speeches, what they
51:24
Speaker 1: say and how they pay tribute to our fighting wars.
51:27
Speaker 1: Is it's night and day. It's a one pint eighty.
51:30
Speaker 1: I mean, look at this. This is even a new
51:33
Speaker 1: advertisement that the Pentagon rolled out. You wouldn't have seen
51:36
Speaker 1: this the last four years under Biden Harris roll it.
51:38
Speaker 14: No more distraction, no more electric tanks, no more gender confusion,
51:46
Speaker 14: no more climate change worship. We are laser focused on
51:51
Speaker 14: our mission of war five.
51:57
Speaker 9: We will measure our success not only by the battle
52:00
Speaker 9: as we win, but also by the wars we end,
52:03
Speaker 9: and perhaps most importantly, the wars we never get into.
52:07
Speaker 13: It's called peace through strength.
52:10
Speaker 1: Incredible. I mean, you know we had those woke DEI
52:14
Speaker 1: commercials under Biden and Harris right, and I keep going
52:18
Speaker 1: back to the ones when you and I were kids,
52:20
Speaker 1: Mike Right, it was Army A one and the Few,
52:24
Speaker 1: the proud, the brave, the Marines and aim High Air Force,
52:28
Speaker 1: and like you got inspired to go do those jobs.
52:31
Speaker 1: And then for four years it's like, okay, you want
52:33
Speaker 1: to get an education and be all woke and come
52:35
Speaker 1: in and be a big team. And it was like
52:37
Speaker 1: you're not gonna inspire a seventeen or eighteen year old
52:40
Speaker 1: to raise their right hand and go possibly sacrifice their
52:43
Speaker 1: lives in defense of this nation unless you do it
52:46
Speaker 1: this way.
52:50
Speaker 13: Vividly. I remember the Marine Corps poster where it said,
52:52
Speaker 13: we don't promise you a rose garden. That spoke to
52:56
Speaker 13: me that's about challenge. Yeah, do you have what it takes?
52:59
Speaker 13: Can you push beyond your limits? Can you sacrifice for others?
53:03
Speaker 13: And that's powerful. Here's the thing about the public that
53:06
Speaker 13: one Hollywood paints the military and such. This is such
53:09
Speaker 13: a bad light of the lowest common denominator. When did
53:15
Speaker 13: being a warrior become a secondary duty or or something
53:19
Speaker 13: that is assimilated to not being educated. I'll tell you what,
53:24
Speaker 13: we have the most educated military in the history of mankind.
53:27
Speaker 13: We put a precedence on it. We don't need DEI
53:30
Speaker 13: because we have highly professional leaders who understand on how
53:33
Speaker 13: to inspire people, bring them in to build them up
53:35
Speaker 13: as a team. When you have that, you don't need
53:38
Speaker 13: these concepts of DEI, which the private sector may be
53:41
Speaker 13: needed arguably at one time, but has been disastrous. And
53:45
Speaker 13: now we're going to the wayside. The military is about.
53:48
Speaker 13: It's about honor, it's about courage, it's about commitment. It's
53:51
Speaker 13: about again sacrificing your needs for the good of the
53:55
Speaker 13: man and woman to your left and to your right.
53:58
Speaker 13: And that is just so foreign to the American public.
54:01
Speaker 13: Then ninety nine percent. I'm telling you right now, if
54:03
Speaker 13: you're listening and you're between the ages of I don't care.
54:06
Speaker 13: You're a young man, young woman, go join the military.
54:09
Speaker 13: It was the greatest moments of my life. For twenty years,
54:12
Speaker 13: it went by in the flash, and sometimes I would
54:15
Speaker 13: pay everything in my savings account just to go back
54:18
Speaker 13: for at least a few more weeks, or maybe get
54:20
Speaker 13: another combat to plunder.
54:22
Speaker 1: When I get speeches to kids at schools and different stuff, Mike,
54:25
Speaker 1: the same thing, they're like, would you do it again?
54:27
Speaker 1: What if you had all the money in the world,
54:28
Speaker 1: you could have went to college back then in nineteen
54:30
Speaker 1: ninety three. I'm like, Nope, I'd still go in the
54:32
Speaker 1: United States Air Force. I'd still be a journalist working
54:34
Speaker 1: for the Armed Force Radio Television Service because look what
54:37
Speaker 1: it led me to. I would do it all over again, Mike,
54:41
Speaker 1: only thirty seconds left. I'll just ask you about it,
54:43
Speaker 1: because it was the headline off the top of this segment,
54:45
Speaker 1: and the liberals and the Democrats are pissing and moaning.
54:47
Speaker 1: What do you think of the parade? I think it's
54:49
Speaker 1: a great thing. I don't remember seeing one in my lifetime.
54:51
Speaker 1: And you know, whatevery other damn country goes and parades
54:53
Speaker 1: their military like they're tough. We're the biggest and best.
54:57
Speaker 1: I like what Trump's doing. Let's give the men and
54:59
Speaker 1: women are brother and sisters that are still in active duty.
55:01
Speaker 1: Give them a day, give them some props, pat them
55:04
Speaker 1: on the back. We got months and weeks for all
55:06
Speaker 1: kinds of people and groups in this country. How about
55:08
Speaker 1: we say thank you on one day.
55:10
Speaker 13: Our veterans get one day, are falling get another day. Yeah,
55:14
Speaker 13: we have space to honor the most lethal army in
55:18
Speaker 13: the history of mankind celebrating their two hundred and fiftieth anniversary.
55:22
Speaker 13: No matter what Trump does, half this country is getting
55:25
Speaker 13: scream foul. So we're going to move on ahead. We
55:27
Speaker 13: don't care what they say. Those who want to support
55:30
Speaker 13: and celebrate the army will be present to wish the
55:33
Speaker 13: May two hundred and fiftieth Happy birthday.
55:36
Speaker 1: Amen. I'm having a party at my house that day,
55:38
Speaker 1: like literally, we're having a party with a whole bunch
55:40
Speaker 1: of people. We're celebrating flag Day, Army Birthday, the parade,
55:44
Speaker 1: Trump's birthday, everything. I'm making June fourteenth a big deal
55:47
Speaker 1: at my pad.
55:48
Speaker 4: Mike didn't get an invite.
55:50
Speaker 1: Oh, I was getting ready to say you're invited, and
55:52
Speaker 1: you let me finish anyway, I'll send you the invite,
55:55
Speaker 1: Mike Sirelli, Thank you, brother, appreciate you.
55:58
Speaker 7: Thanks Dan.
55:58
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