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Speaker 1: This is America with Rich Valdez powered by politweek dot com.
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Speaker 2: And Rich valdees is with us former Christian administration officials.
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Speaker 3: You work for Chris Christie and follow us each a
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Speaker 4: Rich Valdez calumnist now with the Washington Times.
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Speaker 1: This is America, Richiev. You're on the air with A
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Speaker 1: Nation America with your host, Rich Valdez.
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Speaker 5: What's up, America.
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Speaker 4: I am Rich Valdez Valdesk with an S at Rich
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Speaker 4: Valdest on all of the social media. Welcome to the
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Speaker 4: Tuesday edition of our program. Blessed and happy to be
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Speaker 4: here with you, and make sure you check out the
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Speaker 4: media at Rich valdesk with an S so we can
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Speaker 4: keep in touch. And President Trump ed Trumpito inviting Mohammed
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Speaker 4: ben Salman to the White House today. I'm going to
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Speaker 4: get to that in a minute. Then he got into
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Speaker 4: it with a reporter. Then more Epstein drama. The Epstein
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Speaker 4: email hoax continues, and now now there's more to it,
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Speaker 4: more people getting involved, more people talking about it with
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Speaker 4: this upcoming congressional vote as well as people weighing in
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Speaker 4: on other things. Right, we've got a bunch of people
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Speaker 4: weighing in on what's going on in the Middle East.
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Speaker 4: ICE continues their work across the country with people weighing
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Speaker 4: in on both sides of that argument, and so much more.
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Speaker 4: But I want to start with the state visit from
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Speaker 4: Mohammed ben Salmon, the head honcho in Saudi Arabia, and
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Speaker 4: he was in the White House. He was explaining the
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Speaker 4: President Trump that he's very interested in joining the Abraham
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Speaker 4: Accords only if the Abraham Accords will consist of a
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Speaker 4: two state solution. Now, this has been contentious throughout this
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Speaker 4: peace process, but listen to what he had to say.
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Speaker 6: We want to be part of the Brim Accord, but
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Speaker 6: we want also to be sure that secure a clad
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Speaker 6: path of two state solution. Today we have a healthy
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Speaker 6: discussion with Prisminster President that we got to walk on
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Speaker 6: that to be sure that we can prepare situation as
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Speaker 6: lit as possible to have that.
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Speaker 7: I think we're you know, I don't want to use
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Speaker 7: the word commitment, but we've had a very good talk
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Speaker 7: on the Abraham Accords. We talked about one state, two state,
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Speaker 7: you know, we talked about a lot of things in
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Speaker 7: a short period of time.
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Speaker 8: We'll be discussing it further too. But I think you
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Speaker 8: have a very good feeling for the Abraham and Court,
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Speaker 8: just definitimes. The President we want peaceful, the readies, we
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Speaker 8: want peaceful. The Palestinians, we want them to co exist
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Speaker 8: peaceful in the region.
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Speaker 6: We will do all best to reach out and the
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Speaker 6: defense agreement.
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Speaker 7: Have you reached the agreement on that is pretty much?
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Speaker 1: Have it?
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Speaker 4: So that is again Mohammed ben Salmon from Saudi Arabia
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Speaker 4: had Hancho there and he says, look, we're looking for
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Speaker 4: a two state solution. El Trompito says, look, you're interested
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Speaker 4: in peace, going back and forth. This is what negotiating
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Speaker 4: looks like. Of course, I think the real solution here
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Speaker 4: is a three state solution if you're going to look
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Speaker 4: at multi state solutions, because what happens in the West Bank, right,
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Speaker 4: they have a whole different angle that doesn't necessarily coincide
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Speaker 4: with what's happening in Gaza. So this is going to
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Speaker 4: be curious. And again this is why they weren't involved
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Speaker 4: in that first go round. I think they're going to
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Speaker 4: reach a place where things make a lot of sense
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Speaker 4: because they're selling their oil. Trump is making deals and
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Speaker 4: he's doing an incredibly heavy lift.
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Speaker 5: Right.
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Speaker 4: This is the same Mohammed bin Salmon that wouldn't even
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Speaker 4: shake hands with Joe Biden. It sent the mayor to
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Speaker 4: greet him when he got there. There was no pomp,
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Speaker 4: no circumstance. President Trump comes and it's like, hey, roll
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Speaker 4: out the red carpet, bring in the dancers. We're having
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Speaker 4: a hoe down here.
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Speaker 5: Listen. I got it, I got it.
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Speaker 4: They still have things to hammer out, and I think
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Speaker 4: that they're on the same page. We're going to see
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Speaker 4: what happens. But it's interesting to me to see that
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Speaker 4: there seems to be a genuine amount of goodwill here
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Speaker 4: now ed Trumpito, of course, continuing to feel questions from
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Speaker 4: those in the press corps when someone from the fake
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Speaker 4: news media, you know, I love it when he says
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Speaker 4: the fake news, you know, any points to the back
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Speaker 4: of the room, you know, kind of puts his a
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Speaker 4: hand of his eyebrow because the lights are in his face,
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Speaker 4: and he points way back. He says, look at the
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Speaker 4: fake news. They're all back there. Look at the fake news.
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Speaker 4: Because I think nobody's been as effective at labeling the
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Speaker 4: left within the media as fake news, and the truth is,
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Speaker 4: they are fake news in many ways, right. They've created
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Speaker 4: so many false narratives that you know, people like me
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Speaker 4: have to come out here and try to explain and
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Speaker 4: make sense out of it and make truth of because
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Speaker 4: they're honestly and lamentably they're such good liars. So anyway,
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Speaker 4: I want to get into President Trump again fielding some
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Speaker 4: questions with a reporter from ABC News.
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Speaker 5: When this happens, listen to this.
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Speaker 9: It's about a one week for Congress to release the
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Speaker 9: Epstein files.
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Speaker 4: Why not just do it now.
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Speaker 7: It's not the question that I mind, it's your attitude.
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Speaker 8: I think you are a terrible reporter.
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Speaker 7: It's the way you ask these questions. You start off
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Speaker 7: with a man who's highly respected asking him a horrible,
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Speaker 7: insubordinate and just a terrible question. And you could even
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Speaker 7: ask that same exact question nicely. You're all psyched. Somebody
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Speaker 7: sucks you over at ABC. You got to psych it.
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Speaker 7: You're a terrible person and a terrible reporter. As far
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Speaker 7: as the Epstein files is, I have nothing to do
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Speaker 7: with Jeffrey Epstein. I threw him out of my club
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Speaker 7: many years ago because I thought he was a sick perverb.
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Speaker 7: But I guess I would turn out to be right.
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Speaker 7: But you know who does have Bill Clynton. Larry Summers,
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Speaker 7: who ran Harvard, was with him every single night, every
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Speaker 7: single weekend. They lived together. They went to his island
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Speaker 7: many times. I never did.
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Speaker 1: Andrew Weissman here.
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Speaker 7: All these guys were friends of his. You don't even
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Speaker 7: talk about those people. You just keep going on the
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Speaker 7: Epstein files. And what the Epstein is is a Democrat
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Speaker 7: hoax to try and get me not to be able
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Speaker 7: to talk about the twenty one trillion dollars that I
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Speaker 7: talked about today. It's a hoax.
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Speaker 4: So that's President Trump again with Mohammed Vin Salmon in
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Speaker 4: the White House and he's sparring with reporter from ABC News,
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Speaker 4: Mary Bruce, And I'm going to get into that, but
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Speaker 4: I thought it was interesting he mentions Larry Summers, Larry Summers,
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Speaker 4: the former Harvard president and former Federal Reserve board chair,
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Speaker 4: And he recently was asking Jeffrey Epstein, or at least
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Speaker 4: it was revealed recently that he was asking Jeffrey Epstein
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Speaker 4: for dating advice.
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Speaker 5: I'm going to get into that in a little bit.
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Speaker 4: But this woman, Mary Bruce, she used President Trump's meeting
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Speaker 4: with the Crown Prince Mohammed ben Salmon from Saudi Arabia
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Speaker 4: to ask about the killing of Jamal Kashogi and of course,
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Speaker 4: you know, turned into the Epstein files eventually, and President Trump,
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Speaker 4: you heard him say it, people are wise to your hoax.
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Speaker 4: Your crappy company is one of the perpetrators. I love
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Speaker 4: it the way he you know, he's as honest as
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Speaker 4: he can be without becoming I'm gonna say belligerent. Right.
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Speaker 5: He went on to say, quote, I'll tell you something.
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Speaker 4: I think the license should be taken away from ABC
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Speaker 4: News because your news is so fake and so wrong.
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Speaker 4: And we have a great commissioner, a chairman who should
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Speaker 4: take a look at that. He added, Now, this is
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Speaker 4: the type of stuff that, of course the left within
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Speaker 4: the media begin to say, this is Trump. He's being
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Speaker 4: a fascist, he's weaponizing government, he's trying to get things.
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Speaker 4: You know, anybody who goes against him or asks him
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Speaker 4: tough questions, he's going to try and you know, use
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Speaker 4: the government against him. But the reality is, what has
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Speaker 4: he done. He hasn't done anything. He hasn't done anything
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Speaker 4: to he said, he thinks those are his opinions, right,
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Speaker 4: he's not in control of that stuff. And of course
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Speaker 4: now he's the commander in chief, he's the chief executive
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Speaker 4: of the United States. He can ask Chairman car to
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Speaker 4: take a look at things that are not on the
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Speaker 4: up and up, and if they don't meet the standard,
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Speaker 4: then it's them, right, who've put themselves in this situation.
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Speaker 4: But it's not necessarily he's just picking people that he
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Speaker 4: doesn't like to say, Hey, I think you're fake news,
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Speaker 4: so you can't report the news. It doesn't seem willy
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Speaker 4: nilly to me, right, it seems like you've got to
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Speaker 4: prove a case. President Trump happens to have won lawsuits
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Speaker 4: against ABC News and other CBS news. So when you've
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Speaker 4: won these lawsuits, they've been whether defamatory or falls and
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Speaker 4: you're the victor, the clear victor, and it's a matter
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Speaker 4: of record and court, a matter of fact. I don't
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Speaker 4: think you can say that this is a weaponization of government.
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Speaker 4: And I'm not the one making this up. Right, you
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Speaker 4: can google anywhere you want. President Trump winning these lawsuits
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Speaker 4: left and right. So anyway, the point of it is,
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Speaker 4: they get into this sparring match. And I thought it
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Speaker 4: was funny because who else would do that, right, who
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Speaker 4: else takes that moment with the crown Prince there? I honestly,
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Speaker 4: I would tell you I would be somewhat mortified, and
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Speaker 4: I just say, well, unbelievable with this lady in my head,
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Speaker 4: and I do my best to answer it and probably
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Speaker 4: move on, just because I'd be embarrassed to kind of
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Speaker 4: fight back in front of my guest. But that goes
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Speaker 4: to show you had Trumpito figures out how to do
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Speaker 4: it very quickly, stayed calm. He didn't jump out of
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Speaker 4: his chair. He just said, you're a bad person. And
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Speaker 4: I tell you I learned a thing or two from
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Speaker 4: him every now and again. All right, I mean, he goes,
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Speaker 4: I'm gonna pause right here. We're coming right back straight ahead.
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Speaker 4: We're gonna talk about how Jeffrey Epstein was given out
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Speaker 4: dating advice to this Larry Summers, plus what's going on
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Speaker 4: with Hakeem Jeffries and more with what's happening in New
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Speaker 4: York from Mamdani Nickey Minaj and a few other things
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Speaker 4: that dumb mayors across the country are saying, don't go anywhere.
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Speaker 1: This is America. This is Amyot. He's brown, he's bald,
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Speaker 1: and he's breaking it down.
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Speaker 10: Oh he's so handsome.
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Speaker 5: What's his name, Rich Valdez.
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Speaker 4: All right, I mean he goes, We continue the conversation.
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Speaker 4: Thanks for tuning in, Rich Valdez here, keeping your company
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Speaker 4: live and in person. You know the website Rich Valdes
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Speaker 4: dot com, Rich valdesk with an S of course, at
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Speaker 4: rich valdest on all the social media. And I want
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Speaker 4: to get into this Epstein stuff a little bit more because,
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Speaker 4: as you know, the other day, I was doing some
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Speaker 4: work with the New York Post and I did a
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Speaker 4: story about Larry Summers getting caught up in that Epstein
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Speaker 4: email hoax, and they were trying to, you know, put
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Speaker 4: it on Trump like Trump had done this, Trump had
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Speaker 4: done that. But turns out when they dug deep into
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Speaker 4: all of that information that was released, it was Larry
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Speaker 4: Summers who was reaching out to Epstein with respect to
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Speaker 4: getting dating advice because he wanted to date a particular economist.
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Speaker 4: Crazy stuff, right, So let me call my pedophile buddy,
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Speaker 4: Jeffrey Epstein and see, how do you score these chicks?
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Speaker 4: What is it that you tell them? I mean, amazing
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Speaker 4: the stuff that goes on. I'm going to get into
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Speaker 4: that in a second. But I want you to hear
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Speaker 4: a little bit of what's going on on Capitol Hill,
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Speaker 4: because clearly the Democrats have been beating up Trump. Epstein, Epstein, Epstein, Epstein, Epstein, Epstein.
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Speaker 5: Right.
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Speaker 4: But the problem is, every time it's supposed to fall
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Speaker 4: in his lap, it doesn't happen. Instead, what happens is
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Speaker 4: it falls back on Democrats and supporters. Trump pointed out
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Speaker 4: today that all of Epstein's political donations were to Democrats.
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Speaker 5: Not a single one was to him.
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Speaker 4: Well, anyway, Speaker Johnson chimed in on what's going on,
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Speaker 4: listen to this.
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Speaker 11: But the truth is the biggest proponents of this discharge
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Speaker 11: petition were never actually interested in transparency or insure injustice
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Speaker 11: or protecting victims of this unspeakable tragedy, the Epstein evils.
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Speaker 11: And how do we know that because the Democrats had
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Speaker 11: every one of the Epstein files in their possession for
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Speaker 11: the four long years of the Biden administration. The Biden
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Speaker 11: Department of Justice had the files the entire time, and
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Speaker 11: not a single one of the people who are so
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Speaker 11: loud and animated right now, they never said anything about
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Speaker 11: it for all those four years. None of them held
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Speaker 11: press conferences, none of them demanded the release of the documents,
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Speaker 11: and under Biden's DOJ they when they prosecuted just Epstein
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Speaker 11: and Julane Maxwell, not a single one of these Democrats
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Speaker 11: or any of the proponents of the discharge ever made
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Speaker 11: any noise about that at all.
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Speaker 5: So that's Speaker Johnson, and he's right.
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Speaker 4: Nobody made any noise because they knew that this would
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Speaker 4: likely implicate them, it's my opinion. But when they thought
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Speaker 4: that this could potentially fall on Trump, or when they
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Speaker 4: figured out that there's stuff in here that Trump doesn't
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Speaker 4: want people to know about, and not because it implicates him,
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Speaker 4: but likely because it implicates other people that are involved
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Speaker 4: in various peace processes and could permanently embarrass our country,
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Speaker 4: not because of him again, but because of people from
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Speaker 4: our country engaging in this kind of crazy behavior. Well,
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Speaker 4: guess what, he does the right thing and saying, look,
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Speaker 4: let's move on. But they're putting them in a position
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Speaker 4: where he's saying, look, I'm gonna go ahead and do it.
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Speaker 5: And I support that.
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Speaker 4: I'm not necessarily one of these guys that is an
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Speaker 4: Epstein absolutist. I know some people they can't sleep at
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Speaker 4: night because we haven't seen the Epstein files and people's
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Speaker 4: names were not redacted, and this, that, and the third.
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Speaker 5: I've said it before and I'll say it again.
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Speaker 4: I can go to sleep just fine if I've never
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Speaker 4: heard the name Jeffrey Epstein again. The guy's dead. The
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Speaker 4: guy was in jail. He died in jail. His accomplice
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Speaker 4: is serving twenty years.
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Speaker 7: Now.
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Speaker 4: You could sell, but she's serving it in a country club.
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Speaker 4: She's doing this. Not a single person from that list. Hey, listen,
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Speaker 4: in real life, when people get locked up and they
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Speaker 4: don't roll on people, that's what happens. You get that
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Speaker 4: twenty year bid. So, I mean it makes sense to me.
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Speaker 4: This is a federal crime. The Feds only go after
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Speaker 4: cases they know they're going to win. So what are
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Speaker 4: you gonna do. You got to take the win you
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Speaker 4: can get. You don't want to take an l So
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Speaker 4: you take the win you can get, and you say,
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Speaker 4: all right, I'm gonna go for twenty years.
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Speaker 5: She's gonna agree to twenty years. They're gonna negotiate.
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Speaker 4: All right, you got twenty years, they want twenty five,
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Speaker 4: you want thirty, want fifty years.
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Speaker 5: I don't know.
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Speaker 4: How about we go twenty and you give me a
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Speaker 4: medium security. So I can eat and I could do yoga,
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Speaker 4: and I could do pilates. I can get out and still,
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Speaker 4: you know, be whatever, you know, an old lady and
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Speaker 4: do my thing. This is these things happen all the time.
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Speaker 4: They try to paint it on Trump like he's doing something.
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Speaker 4: I don't believe that for a second. But anyway, I
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Speaker 4: want to get into this this stuff with Epstein because
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Speaker 4: you know what, there's another Democrat that has been implicated.
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Speaker 4: And this is the chairman of the Oversight Committee at
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Speaker 4: James Comer talking about a particular congressman that was mentioned
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Speaker 4: in some of this EPISOD stuff.
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Speaker 5: Listen to this.
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Speaker 3: The files also show that a House Democrat colluded with
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Speaker 3: Epstein during the twenty nineteen Oversight hearing to discredit witness
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Speaker 3: with a vendetta against President Trump, and unsurprisingly, Democrats have
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Speaker 3: been silent about their colleagues's coordination with Epstein. Another email
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Speaker 3: shows Democrat fundraisers invited Epstein to an event or to
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Speaker 3: meet privately with Hakeem Jeffries as part of their twenty
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Speaker 3: thirteen effort to win a majority. So Hakeem Jeffreys campaign
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Speaker 3: solicited money from Jeffrey Epstein. That's what we found in
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Speaker 3: the last document batch. The files underscore why former President
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Speaker 3: Trump must appear for his deposition. We've subpoened him. To date,
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Speaker 3: the Democrats have done nothing to help us secure his appearance.
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Speaker 3: I support full transparency. The Oversight Committee will continue to
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Speaker 3: work to get the truth to the American people and
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Speaker 3: to get justice for the victims. That's our goal of
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Speaker 3: this investigation.
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Speaker 4: Well, that's a big deal. Again, that's House Overside Committee
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Speaker 4: Chairman James Comer making this statement today that Tuesday that
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Speaker 4: Democrat leader Hakim Jeffries campaign solicited money from Jeffrey Epstein. Now, Comer,
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Speaker 4: who's a Republican from Kentucky, is leading the Oversight Panel
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Speaker 4: into investigating Jeffries. With respect to Epstein, and he went
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Speaker 4: back about a dozen years to a twenty thirteen email
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Speaker 4: from a political consulting firm inviting the notorious pedophile to
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Speaker 4: a Democrat party dinner to get to know Hakim Jeffries.
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Speaker 5: How about that, mm HM.
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Speaker 4: Now, Democrat fundraisers invited Epstein to attend the event and
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Speaker 4: to meet privately with Hakim Jeffries as part of their
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Speaker 4: twenty thirteen effort to win a majority. Again, that's part
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Speaker 4: of Comer's testimony today is reported by The New York Post. So,
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Speaker 4: Hakim Jeffries campaign solicited money from Jeffrey Epstein, he claimed,
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Speaker 4: that's what we found in the last document batch.
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Speaker 5: And you just heard that audio.
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Speaker 4: So this is what the email says, Dear Jeffrey, we
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Speaker 4: are thrilled to announce that we are working with Congressman
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Speaker 4: Hakim Jeffries, one of the rising stars in the New
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Speaker 4: York City congressional delegation, sometimes referred to Brooklyn's Baraque. He
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Speaker 4: is a staunch supporter of President Obama and a progressive
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Speaker 4: voice for the New York for the people of the
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Speaker 4: City of New York. That's a quote from the email
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Speaker 4: that was sent from the fundraising firm to Epstein. It
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Speaker 4: also included a video and an article touting the Brooklyn
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Speaker 4: Democrats' work during his first year in Congress. Hakim is
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Speaker 4: committed to electing a Democrat majority. And this is what
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Speaker 4: they were you really pushing, saying that he's encouraging his
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Speaker 4: friends to participate in the d Triple C and the
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Speaker 4: Democrat Senatorial Campaign Committee with their joint fundraising dinner with
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Speaker 4: President Obamata is coming Monday night, and the email continued,
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Speaker 4: shoot us an email or give us a call if
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Speaker 4: you'd like to get involved with the dinner. I would
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Speaker 4: like to get an opportunity to know mister Jeffries a
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Speaker 4: little better.
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Speaker 5: Isn't that something?
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Speaker 4: So these are some of the exhibits that were entered
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Speaker 4: into evidence in the House Overside Committee hearing. And again,
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Speaker 4: this invite was sent five years after Epstein fled guilty
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Speaker 4: to charges of solicitation of prostitution and solicitation of prostitution
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Speaker 4: from a minor Again and that second part there, I
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Speaker 4: thought he was in the trafficking of young girls for
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Speaker 4: many years.
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Speaker 5: I didn't know that he himself.
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Speaker 4: Was soliciting the services of minor girls, which makes him,
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Speaker 4: you know, a pedal, and you know that came to light,
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Speaker 4: I don't know last year or whatever. And I thought
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Speaker 4: to myself, man, how do you let a guy like
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Speaker 4: that go?
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Speaker 5: Right?
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Speaker 4: And I understand sometimes we don't always get the justice
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Speaker 4: we want, but it seems like, man, I think they
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Speaker 4: could have done a little better. But this is me
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Speaker 4: Monday morning quarterbacking right now. Epstein, of course, like I
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Speaker 4: mentioned before, died. If you believe that he died, some
19:10
Speaker 4: people don't believe he died. I believe that he did
19:13
Speaker 4: kill himself or that someone went in there and made
19:15
Speaker 4: it look like he killed himself. And either way, I
19:18
Speaker 4: can't prove either one, right, So you could pick whicheveryone
19:21
Speaker 4: you'll like and go with it. But that happened in
19:22
Speaker 4: twenty nineteen while he was awaiting trial on federal sex
19:26
Speaker 4: trafficking charges for children. And he had donated tens of
19:32
Speaker 4: thousands of dollars to several Democrats in the nineteen nineties
19:35
Speaker 4: and the two thousands so FEC or Federal Election Commission
19:39
Speaker 4: records don't appear to show an Epstein donation to Jeffreys,
19:43
Speaker 4: but that at least around the time that the email
19:48
Speaker 4: was sent. But we do know that he solicited those funds,
19:52
Speaker 4: and that was the charge today. So Larry Summers asking
19:57
Speaker 4: for advice from this person that's notorious for, you know,
20:05
Speaker 4: soliciting prostitution from young girls. And this economist that Larry
20:11
Speaker 4: Summers was speaking to Jeffrey Epstein about, well, he said,
20:16
Speaker 4: you know, he's looking for information on how to get
20:18
Speaker 4: a quote horizontal with this girl. And you know she's
20:25
Speaker 4: a lot younger than him. It looks like from the
20:27
Speaker 4: picture I'm looking at the woman Larry Summers asked for
20:30
Speaker 4: advice to get horizontal with in those emails.
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Speaker 5: This is in the New York Post.
20:34
Speaker 4: By the way, to Jeffrey Epstein is a high flying economist.
20:39
Speaker 4: The ex Treasury secretary was referring to a Chinese macro economist,
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Speaker 4: Ku Jin.
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Speaker 5: She's forty three years old.
20:46
Speaker 4: Back then, she was a tenured professor at the London
20:49
Speaker 4: School of Economics and a graduate of Harvard. She's the
20:52
Speaker 4: daughter of a top Chinese associate of President Shi Jingping.
20:57
Speaker 4: Isn't that interesting now? In several message from twenty eighteen
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Speaker 4: to twenty nineteen, the married former Harvard President Larry Summers
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Speaker 4: confided in his wingman Jeffrey Epstein about a woman he
21:10
Speaker 4: was chasing, and he was given him blow by blow
21:13
Speaker 4: updates of his pursuit. Throughout the correspondence that they shared,
21:18
Speaker 4: Somers and Epstein referred to the woman as Peril Austin
21:24
Speaker 4: danjep Powers Okay, anyway, he calls her Peril, never using
21:29
Speaker 4: her name and messages, but he also forwarded some of
21:31
Speaker 4: her emails for commentary, in which Jin's name is unredacted.
21:35
Speaker 5: Hmmm, this guy's really good.
21:38
Speaker 4: And in one of those messages, Summers asked Epstein whether
21:41
Speaker 4: it was meaningful quote unquote to talk about the probability
21:45
Speaker 4: of him getting horizontal with Pearl. Now, I just got
21:49
Speaker 4: to say, how beta is that she've got? Larry Summers,
21:53
Speaker 4: the president of Harvard. The guy was then charge of
21:56
Speaker 4: the Federal Reserve Treasury secretary whatever it was he did,
21:59
Speaker 4: and he he can't work up the nerve to talk
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Speaker 4: to a girl who's forty three years old and he's seventy.
22:08
Speaker 4: And then he's got to go to Jeffrey Epstein, the
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Speaker 4: pimp and chief, to say, hey, do you think what
22:16
Speaker 4: is it meaningful to talk about the probability of him
22:19
Speaker 4: getting horizontal with Shorty? Should he unbelievable? I tell you, man,
22:25
Speaker 4: this is crazy stuff. Anyway, he says, you're better at
22:28
Speaker 4: understanding Chinese women than at probability theory, is what Summer said. Man,
22:35
Speaker 4: what a geek. Anyway, maybe that's why he was going
22:38
Speaker 4: to Epstein. Probably didn't have anybody else to go to.
22:41
Speaker 4: He should check out the dating coach that we bring
22:43
Speaker 4: on all the time, Jennifer Stiers.
22:45
Speaker 5: Maybe she could have helped them. Anyway.
22:47
Speaker 4: Epstein went on to suggest that the probability of Summer's
22:50
Speaker 4: ending up in bed with her was probably zero.
22:55
Speaker 5: That's so funny.
22:56
Speaker 4: No shorty for you anyway, He adds, she's never going
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Speaker 4: to find another Larry Summers.
23:02
Speaker 5: Probability of that zero? Man, What a tough guy. Anyway.
23:07
Speaker 4: People speculated online that the nickname is drawn from the
23:10
Speaker 4: racist Yellow Peril trope of the late nineteenth and early
23:14
Speaker 4: twentieth centuries, which was used to stoke fear that Asian immigrants,
23:18
Speaker 4: especially Chinese and Japanese people, were a danger to westerns.
23:22
Speaker 4: I think that happens to any group that's, you know,
23:25
Speaker 4: migrating to a country. Civil rights attorney Alexandra Caravaido, a
23:30
Speaker 4: clinical instructor at Harvard Law School and their Cyber Law Clinic,
23:33
Speaker 4: described the exchanges as absolutely disgusting and wrote online Larry
23:38
Speaker 4: Summers needs to resign or be pushed out of Harvard
23:42
Speaker 4: and Summers announced Monday that he would step back from
23:47
Speaker 4: public commitments at the university, although it was unclear if
23:50
Speaker 4: he'll remain teaching there. In a statement to the Harvard Crimson,
23:53
Speaker 4: Summers said it was part of an effort to rebuild
23:55
Speaker 4: trust and repair relationships with the people closest to me. Wow,
24:00
Speaker 4: so he's going to make it seem like, look, I'm
24:01
Speaker 4: just cheating on my wife, not to mention that he's
24:04
Speaker 4: trying to hook up a shorty. And this particular shorty
24:08
Speaker 4: is the daughter of some prominent chi Jing Ping senior advisor.
24:13
Speaker 4: And it's his university that's been nabbed in the last
24:16
Speaker 4: several years several times for having researchers and scientists trying
24:21
Speaker 4: to export all sorts of lab grown pathogens. Okay, that's
24:29
Speaker 4: your typical I'm cheating on my wife with my secretary, right,
24:32
Speaker 4: and I'm not condoning that either. I'm just saying this stuff.
24:36
Speaker 4: It's amazing to me that people don't get in trouble.
24:38
Speaker 4: It's amazing to me. I mean, since when do we
24:41
Speaker 4: not lock up college presidents but we can lock up
24:45
Speaker 4: everybody else. Speaking of locking up everybody else, I'm going
24:49
Speaker 4: to get to that in the next segment. Some crazy
24:51
Speaker 4: stuff that's going on there. But anyway, let's see what
24:54
Speaker 4: happens with Larry Summers and his dating advice from Epstein.
24:59
Speaker 5: Is this going to get him out? How's this whole
25:01
Speaker 5: thing gonna end up? Who knows?
25:04
Speaker 4: I have no idea, But what I do know is
25:06
Speaker 4: that I'm coming right back he'd be locked right here.
25:09
Speaker 4: I'm Rich Valdez.
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Speaker 1: This is America, this is America.
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Speaker 3: The forty fifth President, Donald Trump thinks it's an honor
25:20
Speaker 3: to speak with Rich Valdez.
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Speaker 1: Oh very good, thanks Rich.
25:26
Speaker 5: The honor is all yours. Conservative talk with a dash
25:32
Speaker 5: of sofrito. Now here's Rich Valdez. All right, I mean
25:36
Speaker 5: he goes, welcome back, Rich Valdes.
25:39
Speaker 4: By the way, Trumpito, now the forty seventh president as well,
25:42
Speaker 4: got to update some of those liners. But something I
25:45
Speaker 4: want to get into in this segment is people getting
25:50
Speaker 4: locked up, right, because you know, it's funny. You've got
25:54
Speaker 4: people in New York City, right, people in particular Mom Dannie.
25:59
Speaker 4: But he's one of any Democrats that they don't want
26:01
Speaker 4: to lock up anybody.
26:03
Speaker 5: They think it's okay.
26:03
Speaker 4: I mean, if we look at the trajectory of what's
26:06
Speaker 4: happened with Democrats in recent years, and this is not
26:08
Speaker 4: just in New York City, this happens in Chicago, It's
26:10
Speaker 4: happening all over California. But Mam Donnie says, I I
26:22
Speaker 4: will not lock up teenagers and charge them as adults.
26:27
Speaker 4: I will not lock up people that strangle somebody and
26:30
Speaker 4: that person doesn't die, so attempted murder, you just get
26:35
Speaker 4: a desk appearance ticket.
26:37
Speaker 5: You must appear in court.
26:40
Speaker 4: He says, he's not locking up all sorts of different
26:42
Speaker 4: people that do all sorts of horrific crimes short of
26:46
Speaker 4: killing people. And if we all know what's happened with
26:50
Speaker 4: shoplifting that they like. Curtis Sliwa has said many times
26:54
Speaker 4: it's a shame we live in a city where you
26:56
Speaker 4: have to lock up the toothpaste, but you can't lock
26:59
Speaker 4: up anybody else but good old mom.
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Speaker 5: Donnie. Ma'm Donnie today says you know what.
27:08
Speaker 4: I stand behind my comments that if Benjamin Netanya who
27:11
Speaker 4: bib Netanyaho, Prime Minister of Israel, if he comes to
27:16
Speaker 4: New York, I will lock him up.
27:18
Speaker 5: Check this out.
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Speaker 12: You said you would arrest Benjamin nettyaw whose based on
27:24
Speaker 12: the twenty twenty twenty four International Court arrest warrant next
27:29
Speaker 12: UN General Assembly as mayor, would you do that?
27:32
Speaker 2: So I've said time and again that I believe this
27:35
Speaker 2: is a city of international law, and being a city
27:37
Speaker 2: of international law means looking to uphold international law, and
27:40
Speaker 2: that means upholding the warrants from the International Criminal Court,
27:43
Speaker 2: whether they're for Benjamin Netanyaw or Vladimir Putin. I think
27:46
Speaker 2: that that's critically important to showcase our values. And unlike
27:49
Speaker 2: Donald Trump, I'm someone who looks to exist within the
27:51
Speaker 2: confines of the laws that we have, so I will
27:53
Speaker 2: look to exhaust every legal possibility, not to create my
27:56
Speaker 2: own laws to do so.
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Speaker 12: On the other hand, this is also a world event.
28:01
Speaker 12: Does that not count a little bit?
28:03
Speaker 13: Well?
28:03
Speaker 2: I think we are a global city. But I also
28:06
Speaker 2: think what New Yorkers are looking for as consistency in
28:08
Speaker 2: the way in which we talk about our values and
28:09
Speaker 2: follow through on them. And that's why I think these
28:11
Speaker 2: warrants from the International Criminal Court they are worth fully
28:14
Speaker 2: exploring every legal possibility to actually follow through on.
28:17
Speaker 4: So again there's Mamdani again trying to do a little
28:20
Speaker 4: word salad there to try and get out of this.
28:22
Speaker 5: Say, look, look, I stick with it, but we got
28:24
Speaker 5: to do this.
28:24
Speaker 4: But you know, it's yes, but it's no, but it's no,
28:26
Speaker 4: but it's yes, and it depends and thank you so much. Right,
28:29
Speaker 4: typical politician, just trying to get out there. But we
28:32
Speaker 4: know where his heart is at on this, right, He's
28:33
Speaker 4: been pretty clear, He's been pretty honest. He's he's locking
28:37
Speaker 4: up that, yeah, and he's saying, I'm not making those
28:38
Speaker 4: laws up.
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Speaker 5: Those are the ICC laws. We observe those. What do
28:41
Speaker 5: you want me to do? Now?
28:42
Speaker 4: The United States is not a party to the International
28:46
Speaker 4: Criminal Court, So how New York City, in its sovereignty
28:50
Speaker 4: becomes you know, it's not a signatory to the ICC,
28:54
Speaker 4: but it's saying it's going to observe international law is
28:57
Speaker 4: somewhat beyond me. And honestly, it begs the question, what
29:01
Speaker 4: happens when Ed Trompito rolls up with bb net and
29:04
Speaker 4: Yahoo right next to him for a photo op in
29:07
Speaker 4: Times Square?
29:08
Speaker 5: What's moum done he gonna do?
29:09
Speaker 10: Now?
29:09
Speaker 4: I can imagine he's gonna go there and shout. He's
29:12
Speaker 4: gonna go there and shout the way he's shouted at
29:13
Speaker 4: Tom Holman.
29:15
Speaker 5: All right, what are you gonna do? Tom Homan? What
29:16
Speaker 5: are you gonna do?
29:17
Speaker 4: Remember now, you haven't seen that video. It's a crazy
29:19
Speaker 4: video got him elected. Will he do that to President Trump?
29:24
Speaker 4: Will he get some brave, gutsy ballsy security detail to
29:29
Speaker 4: try and lock up Prime Minister Net Yahoo?
29:32
Speaker 7: Now?
29:32
Speaker 4: Clearly I think the answer is no. But he wants
29:36
Speaker 4: to put on a show. Meanwhile, he's hitting up the
29:39
Speaker 4: White House and he's like, Hey, can somebody get me
29:41
Speaker 4: an appointment with Ed Trompito, the forty seven to forty
29:44
Speaker 4: fifth president of these United States? Because you know now
29:47
Speaker 4: that I'm gonna be mayor, I do want to cut
29:49
Speaker 4: a deal with him. I'd like to get some of
29:51
Speaker 4: that money, you know what I'm saying, because ultimately I
29:53
Speaker 4: believe in Marxism and we worship at the altar of
29:56
Speaker 4: big government. And Ed Trompito's got some of that money
29:59
Speaker 4: I need.
30:00
Speaker 5: So what's that.
30:00
Speaker 4: Hook of brother up? All right, that's where he's at. Now,
30:05
Speaker 4: He's not the only bend the whole in this game.
30:07
Speaker 4: You've got others, right in particular Brandon Johnson. Brandon Johnson
30:15
Speaker 4: is the mayor of Chicago, and again, Mamdani won't arrest
30:22
Speaker 4: anybody in New York City, but he's willing to lock
30:25
Speaker 4: up Net and Yahoo. Now Johnson switches gears and just
30:28
Speaker 4: blames Trump for absolutely everything.
30:30
Speaker 5: Now listen to this.
30:32
Speaker 14: So we know that the intentional attacks that are coming
30:35
Speaker 14: from the Trump administration and the extreme right in this
30:38
Speaker 14: country has very much been what I call is it's
30:42
Speaker 14: an attempt to relitigate the Civil War, right, they have
30:45
Speaker 14: not accepted the results that the North actually won.
30:47
Speaker 4: Hold on a second now, And it's funny you say
30:52
Speaker 4: something bombastic like that, because it's like throwing a flurry
30:56
Speaker 4: of punches and people just they're seeing stars right now.
31:00
Speaker 5: Right, she's talking about what's going on in.
31:05
Speaker 4: Life with everything, you know, with respect to President Trump,
31:11
Speaker 4: with the ice deportations, border patrol on the streets, sending
31:14
Speaker 4: additional federal troops or federal law enforcement to assist with
31:19
Speaker 4: crime that may be out of control on federal cases,
31:23
Speaker 4: and he just goes somewhere else and says, hey, look,
31:26
Speaker 4: this is all about this is truly all about racism.
31:30
Speaker 4: Right again, this is your typical trope, I feel from
31:36
Speaker 4: the from the left right. It's always about race. It's
31:42
Speaker 4: never about by the way, I suck as mayor. I
31:45
Speaker 4: don't know how to bring down crime because the last
31:47
Speaker 4: five mayors before me didn't bring down crime, and bringing
31:50
Speaker 4: down crime wasn't anybody's goal. Our job was to just
31:54
Speaker 4: we learned how to talk about accepting crime. Not one right,
32:00
Speaker 4: whether it's Romney, Manuel as the mayor over there, or
32:05
Speaker 4: anybody else. None of these mayors and even their Governor
32:08
Speaker 4: jab Pritzker. None of these guys really give a rats
32:13
Speaker 4: ass about doing the right thing. So this is Brandon Johnson. Anyway,
32:20
Speaker 4: there's a little bit left here. Go ahead, play the tape, right.
32:22
Speaker 14: Because if you look at all of the attacks, it's
32:24
Speaker 14: not just black cities. He's going after education, housing, transportation,
32:29
Speaker 14: good paying jobs, and healthcare. Those are literally the five
32:32
Speaker 14: demands of descendants of slaves post Civil War. So it's
32:35
Speaker 14: evident that they are not, you know, committed to actually
32:38
Speaker 14: realizing the full dream of what this country can offer.
32:42
Speaker 4: Wow, now listen, maybe he really believes that. And I
32:46
Speaker 4: gotta say, this is not a young man. He's not
32:49
Speaker 4: an old man, but he's not a young man. He
32:51
Speaker 4: didn't he's not AOC.
32:52
Speaker 5: Right.
32:52
Speaker 4: If I look at AOC, and I could say, look AOC.
32:57
Speaker 4: She grew up without her dad, She grew up with
32:59
Speaker 4: just her mom. She ended up going to college, and
33:02
Speaker 4: that's where it all got to her, right, just her
33:04
Speaker 4: upbringing and her indoctrination in college. And maybe that's what
33:08
Speaker 4: happened to Brandon Johnson too. But the fact that he
33:12
Speaker 4: really thinks that this is a continuation of slavery. He
33:15
Speaker 4: keeps talking about education is there a single Republican that's
33:18
Speaker 4: in charge of education. Can you find me a failing
33:21
Speaker 4: school district in this country that's run by Republicans?
33:26
Speaker 13: Right?
33:27
Speaker 4: Maybe even if you find one, can you find ten?
33:30
Speaker 4: Because I could find you the top ten failing districts
33:32
Speaker 4: in this country, and I can guarantee you they're all Democrats.
33:36
Speaker 4: This is a product of their making. So, whether it's
33:40
Speaker 4: Brandon Johnson and his stupidity as mayor or Mamdani and
33:45
Speaker 4: his stupidity with regard to arresting the wrong people, you've
33:51
Speaker 4: seen what happens with Democrats, right, They even turn on
33:55
Speaker 4: each other. Now you've got these guys are considered the
33:59
Speaker 4: extremely the far left, and they're threatening Hakim Jeffries, they're
34:03
Speaker 4: threatening Chuck Schumer, they're running candidates against them. They're banding
34:08
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34:15
Speaker 4: Bernie bros. On steroids. They want that to be the
34:19
Speaker 4: future of the Democrat Party. And I have to say,
34:21
Speaker 4: I think they've won already. I think they are the
34:24
Speaker 4: future of the Democrat Party. I don't think you see
34:27
Speaker 4: a Bobby Kennedy type of Democrat emerge from this party.
34:31
Speaker 4: I don't think you see a Joe mansion. There's no
34:35
Speaker 4: room for them. There's not even room for Schumer. There's
34:39
Speaker 4: not even room for Jeffries. What does that tell you?
34:43
Speaker 4: We're in pretty bad shape? Right anyway? Straight ahead, Nicki Minaj,
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Speaker 4: Now Nicki Minaj, she is the rapper making headlines lately
36:46
Speaker 4: because she thanked President Trump. She thanked him for having
36:51
Speaker 4: the leadership to do the right thing with respect to
36:55
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Speaker 15: To thank President Trump for by auoritizing this issue and
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Speaker 15: for leadership on the global stage and calling for urgent
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Speaker 15: action to defend Christians in Nigeria to combat extremism and
37:13
Speaker 15: to bring a stop to violence against those who simply
37:15
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Speaker 4: That's again Nicki minaj bringing the star Power to the
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Speaker 4: United Nations to bring attention globally to the persecution of
37:29
Speaker 4: Christians in Nigeria. Now minaj was born in Trinidad and
37:33
Speaker 4: Tobago and she's teaming up with President Trump and his
37:36
Speaker 4: US Ambassador to the United Nations, Mike Waltz to speak
37:41
Speaker 4: at an event hosted by the United States Mission to
37:43
Speaker 4: the United Nations that spotlighted religious violence and the killings
37:48
Speaker 4: of Christians in the most populous African nation. Now Minaje,
37:53
Speaker 4: who was a rap mogul, said she wanted to speak
37:56
Speaker 4: out against injustice and stand up for people who are
37:59
Speaker 4: persecuted for their beliefs, saying quote, in Nigeria, Christians are
38:04
Speaker 4: being targeted, driven from their homes and killed. Churches have
38:08
Speaker 4: been burned, families have been torn apart, and entire communities
38:11
Speaker 4: live in fear constantly simply because of how they pray,
38:15
Speaker 4: she told attendees, and she got a very warm reception
38:18
Speaker 4: looking at the photos. Very well dressed by the way,
38:22
Speaker 4: and she went on to say sadly, this problem is
38:28
Speaker 4: not only a growing problem in Nigeria, but also in
38:31
Speaker 4: so many other countries around the world, and it demands
38:34
Speaker 4: urgent action. She went on saying, I want to be clear,
38:39
Speaker 4: protecting Christians in Nigeria is not about taking sides or
38:42
Speaker 4: dividing people. It's about uniting humanity. Minaj, who's been a
38:47
Speaker 4: vocal supporter of the Trump Administration's actions to combat the
38:50
Speaker 4: persecution of Christians in Nigeria, seemed to distance herself from politics.
38:56
Speaker 4: Addressing her fans directly, who she calls Barbs. She once
39:01
Speaker 4: again said that she was not taking signs, saying Barbes,
39:05
Speaker 4: I know you're somewhere listening. I love you so very much.
39:08
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39:12
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39:15
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39:19
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39:22
Speaker 4: my entire career, and I will continue to stand for
39:25
Speaker 4: that the rest of my life. I will care if
39:29
Speaker 4: anyone anywhere is being persecuted for their beliefs, and again
39:35
Speaker 4: that's Nicki Minaj, of course, former National Security advisor, and
39:39
Speaker 4: now you an ambassador for the United Nations or US
39:45
Speaker 4: Ambassador to the United Nations, I should say. Mike Waltz
39:48
Speaker 4: also said that the killing of Christians in Nigeria is
39:51
Speaker 4: a genocide wearing the mask of chaos. There is a
39:56
Speaker 4: body of evidence, and you're going to hear from our
39:59
Speaker 4: experts today that paints a very grim picture of disproportionate
40:03
Speaker 4: suffering amongst Christians, where again, families are torn apart, clergy
40:08
Speaker 4: is repeatedly assassinated, and entire congregations, church congregations just wiped out.
40:17
Speaker 4: Finishing with this, he said, folks, we have an entire
40:20
Speaker 4: faith that is being erased, one bullet at a time,
40:24
Speaker 4: one torched Bible at a time. Strong words from Mike Waltz,
40:30
Speaker 4: and I gotta tell you, I'm very proud of the
40:33
Speaker 4: administration for the position that they've taken here. I'm very
40:38
Speaker 4: proud of Nicki Minaj for having the courage to do that.
40:42
Speaker 4: Because every now and again, when rappers or celebrities take
40:46
Speaker 4: positions that are against what many would expect people in
40:49
Speaker 4: Hollywood to take, they get roasted, they get crucified, they
40:53
Speaker 4: get bombarded with hate from their peers in popular culture,
41:01
Speaker 4: and ultimately this is not This is why I don't
41:05
Speaker 4: hate when the lefties in Hollywood say what they say.
41:08
Speaker 4: I mean, I can, I'll criticize, but I don't hate them.
41:11
Speaker 4: This is why I don't say I'll never watch another
41:13
Speaker 4: Robert the Nero movie, or I'm never gonna go to
41:15
Speaker 4: the Bad Bunny concert at the super Bowl. I don't
41:17
Speaker 4: say any of those things. And the reason why because
41:21
Speaker 4: I am not about to hate somebody because they think
41:24
Speaker 4: differently than me. Because most of my life, I've been
41:28
Speaker 4: a conservative. All of my life. I've been an American
41:32
Speaker 4: of Puerto Rican heritage. And when you're a conservative American
41:36
Speaker 4: of Puerto Rican heritage, guess what, a lot of people
41:40
Speaker 4: look at you funny. A lot of people think you're different.
41:43
Speaker 4: And guess what.
41:44
Speaker 5: I was different, and I didn't mind being different.
41:47
Speaker 2: You know.
41:48
Speaker 4: When I was a teenager, I started going to an
41:50
Speaker 4: Evangelical church. I'd grown up Catholic. I wanted to try
41:55
Speaker 4: and live my life as best I could for Jesus
42:00
Speaker 4: and again try being nineteen in my neighborhood, and I
42:03
Speaker 4: was pretty successful. I owned a barbershop at that age.
42:07
Speaker 4: And you know, I'd meet girls and they were just like,
42:09
Speaker 4: what do you mean, You're just trying to focus on
42:11
Speaker 4: your business or this. You know, people take you the
42:14
Speaker 4: wrong way sometimes and it's not always easy to take
42:17
Speaker 4: a stand for what you believe is right. So kudos
42:21
Speaker 4: again to Nicki Minaj. Sounds like Ambassador Waltz is the
42:27
Speaker 4: right choice to be leading the charged there, plus his
42:30
Speaker 4: background as National Security advisor and his time in Congress,
42:34
Speaker 4: I think help him as well as his military career.
42:37
Speaker 5: So again kudos to all of them. And my final
42:40
Speaker 5: thoughts are coming up.
42:41
Speaker 4: I want to talk about the impact that artificial intelligence
42:45
Speaker 4: is having on the fake news.
42:47
Speaker 5: More on that. When we return, don't go anywhere. I'm
42:50
Speaker 5: Rich Valdez.
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Speaker 1: This is America. This is America, all right.
43:02
Speaker 4: I mean, he goes, welcome back, Rich Valdez, keeping your company,
43:05
Speaker 4: Rich Valdes Valdez with an s at Rich Valdesz on
43:07
Speaker 4: all of the social media.
43:09
Speaker 5: And you might recall.
43:11
Speaker 4: A couple of weeks ago there was controversy because a
43:14
Speaker 4: female patron at a gym was ejected from the gym.
43:18
Speaker 5: Right they said, hey, lady, you gotta go.
43:20
Speaker 4: Why because she complained that there was a man in
43:22
Speaker 4: her locker room, you know, walking around with his dingling out.
43:26
Speaker 4: He claimed to be a trans woman, but she claimed
43:29
Speaker 4: he was a man with a penis. So this was
43:33
Speaker 4: a big deal, obviously making headlines. And I'll remind you
43:36
Speaker 4: of that audio if you needed. But Joy Reid weighed
43:39
Speaker 4: in on this, and guess what Joy read Now she's
43:44
Speaker 4: sort of in agreement, right. She was on I think
43:47
Speaker 4: with a family member of hers doing a video podcast
43:51
Speaker 4: and a very interesting perspective that Joy Reid had. I
43:55
Speaker 4: want you to listen to this.
43:57
Speaker 10: There would be women walking around, women walking around with
44:01
Speaker 10: their boobies dangling, swinging in the breeze. And it's not
44:04
Speaker 10: even like perky boobies, just boobies drooping to their knees.
44:07
Speaker 10: They kicking their boobies down the street. And they want
44:10
Speaker 10: to walk up and have a conversation with you. And
44:12
Speaker 10: I'm like, don't walk up to me with no clothes
44:13
Speaker 10: on and talk to me. I don't want to talk
44:15
Speaker 10: to you.
44:16
Speaker 4: So Joy Reid says she doesn't want to talk to
44:19
Speaker 4: anybody who's naked. Listen, I don't blame her. The last
44:22
Speaker 4: thing I want to do is start having naked conversation
44:24
Speaker 4: in the gym. I wasn't really an athlete growing up,
44:26
Speaker 4: so you know, I'm not sort of used to that.
44:30
Speaker 4: But be it as it may, I think it's a
44:33
Speaker 4: lot more common when it's people you know in the
44:37
Speaker 4: same locker room than it is someone that you know.
44:41
Speaker 4: This woman is in the locker room trying to get dressed.
44:44
Speaker 4: She's expecting dangling boobies, as she said, and instead what
44:47
Speaker 4: does she find a dangling No, no, no, she says,
44:51
Speaker 4: listen to this.
44:52
Speaker 5: I would be disturbed. I'm telling you, I would be alarmed.
44:56
Speaker 10: I'm alarmed enough when I see a woman with her
44:58
Speaker 10: dangling boobies. If I saw a penis in the ladies
45:03
Speaker 10: rocking room, I would freak out too. This is this
45:08
Speaker 10: is just I mean, this is nothing against trans anybody.
45:11
Speaker 10: What is saying is I turn around and I see
45:14
Speaker 10: a peepye a penis in front of me inside of
45:18
Speaker 10: the room. I would probably go to management and say,
45:20
Speaker 10: wait a minute, why is there somebody a naked man
45:22
Speaker 10: in this room?
45:23
Speaker 4: Now hold on a second, joy, because that's exactly what
45:27
Speaker 4: Tish Hyman, the Grammy Award winning songwriter, did at a
45:32
Speaker 4: Los Angeles Jim Gold's gym. She went to management and said,
45:36
Speaker 4: excuse me, there is a man, a naked man in there.
45:39
Speaker 4: I am incredibly uncomfortable. I am a naked woman. There
45:41
Speaker 4: is a naked man in front of me. I don't
45:44
Speaker 4: feel safe and this is wrong. And guess what, they
45:47
Speaker 4: kicked her out of the gym. Now, Joy Reid, I
45:50
Speaker 4: want you to just finish playing this clip.
45:53
Speaker 10: Go ahead, because just the world we live in, just
45:56
Speaker 10: from a safety standpoint and just from a you know,
45:59
Speaker 10: from a prime fabacy standpoint, I would so I can
46:02
Speaker 10: see why she would have gone and reported to management
46:05
Speaker 10: there's a man naked in the bank. Now if they
46:08
Speaker 10: clarified and they said, well, trans okay, But I think
46:11
Speaker 10: they should take her concerns also seriously, because if she's uncomfortable,
46:16
Speaker 10: does she not have the right to be at least
46:19
Speaker 10: uncomfortable with this situation? Is what I'm saying.
46:21
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that's right. Take the woman's opinion and her
46:26
Speaker 4: complaints seriously, and listen, this is Joy Reid. It doesn't
46:29
Speaker 4: come more left wing than Joy Reid. And she herself
46:32
Speaker 4: said this has nothing to do as an anti trance thing.
46:34
Speaker 4: It's just having a respect for women thing. Now me personally,
46:39
Speaker 4: I think listen, we didn't grow up in Europe, and
46:42
Speaker 4: Europe everybody's changing in front of everybody and that's the
46:44
Speaker 4: normal thing.
46:45
Speaker 5: We're not there.
46:46
Speaker 4: I guess maybe they're trying to bring that European Hey,
46:48
Speaker 4: let's all go to the same steam room. Let's all,
46:51
Speaker 4: we're not there yet. This isn't the red light District.
46:54
Speaker 4: This is the United States, and we still have these
46:56
Speaker 4: these gender boundaries, if you will, and I'm okay with them.
47:01
Speaker 4: I personally, if my daughter was at the gym, I
47:03
Speaker 4: wouldn't want either of my kids to be a in
47:07
Speaker 4: a situation where they're uncomfortable or be around naked dudes.
47:11
Speaker 5: Right.
47:11
Speaker 4: We just again, that's not how our society works in
47:14
Speaker 4: the United States. If they were brought up that way
47:16
Speaker 4: and it was no big thing but a dingling, then hey,
47:19
Speaker 4: no problem. Oh but that's not the case. Now again,
47:23
Speaker 4: I want to remind you that this is what happened
47:27
Speaker 4: with the woman again in LA And I've got a
47:31
Speaker 4: clip on that.
47:32
Speaker 5: Bring up that clip for me.
47:34
Speaker 4: This is her immediate reaction upon coming out of the gym.
47:40
Speaker 5: Go step mad, bro mad.
47:44
Speaker 16: With big decks and a woman's locker at and that's
47:49
Speaker 16: why I'm getting kicked out and I want to make
47:52
Speaker 16: short across now I stop. Everybody saw that man, no
48:00
Speaker 16: fucking locker role. No one says shit, And I'm fucking
48:06
Speaker 16: done with that. Yes you still thanks?
48:10
Speaker 5: And such a boy. Now she wasn't done. She went
48:14
Speaker 5: on me making in front of a man, but I
48:17
Speaker 5: might have one who.
48:21
Speaker 17: I'm talking that day for not wanting men.
48:24
Speaker 5: In the locker role.
48:25
Speaker 4: For there, she's terminated for not wanting men in the
48:28
Speaker 4: locker room. Now again, this is an unfortunate thing because
48:33
Speaker 4: it didn't end there. This man and again, this man
48:36
Speaker 4: is he looks like a man, he's not. You know,
48:39
Speaker 4: they're gonna argue you can't determine who identifies as what.
48:42
Speaker 4: But he looks like a gay guy. He doesn't look
48:45
Speaker 4: like a woman per se to me. But he followed
48:49
Speaker 4: her into the women's room, called her a bitch quote
48:53
Speaker 4: from her Twitter post of November two, and she ran
48:56
Speaker 4: out of the locker room crying and screaming. She says,
48:59
Speaker 4: this is why we can't be quiet, because people need
49:02
Speaker 4: to know what's happening. Thank you to the man who
49:04
Speaker 4: helped her today. Listen to this exchange again. This is
49:08
Speaker 4: a video of this woman confronting this man after he
49:11
Speaker 4: called her a bitch for kicking him out.
49:14
Speaker 5: Of the women's locker room. Oh you did.
49:17
Speaker 17: You tell me or not? That woman like to dig
49:21
Speaker 17: exactly exactly.
49:24
Speaker 4: No, now mind you, I just give you a little
49:26
Speaker 4: play by play here. That is the man arguing with her,
49:30
Speaker 4: and a very tall Asian man gets in that man's
49:32
Speaker 4: face and he's in her defense.
49:35
Speaker 5: Good for him.
49:36
Speaker 17: Now he knows how to be a man. Right now,
49:38
Speaker 17: he knows how to be a man. Stay out of
49:40
Speaker 17: the woman's locker room. Remember, we don't want it to
49:44
Speaker 17: He needs to have evoked for that ship. And the
49:47
Speaker 17: woman told you, the girl told already. We already follow reports.
49:53
Speaker 16: No, no, no, the video.
49:56
Speaker 5: You can't give it to me for this.
49:58
Speaker 17: I'm a woman and I have every right I want
50:00
Speaker 17: a man in the restroom when I'm naked. There are
50:02
Speaker 17: girls naked in there. Look at him walking in there
50:04
Speaker 17: like it's okay.
50:05
Speaker 4: It's not okay, it's not okay. Well again, this was
50:11
Speaker 4: the big deal here. And let me tell you. I
50:16
Speaker 4: gotta tell you this woman, she's not a conservative, she's
50:21
Speaker 4: not anything. I have no affiliation with her. She's just right,
50:27
Speaker 4: she's right. Now. Of course, the Jim could turn around
50:29
Speaker 4: and say, look, this is our policy. We allow this,
50:31
Speaker 4: and if you don't like it, you can leave. And
50:32
Speaker 4: that's what they did, right, They told her to leave.
50:35
Speaker 4: And I think that's a bad move because what type
50:38
Speaker 4: of standard are we setting here? What type of future
50:42
Speaker 4: do people look into?
50:45
Speaker 5: You know what I should look into? Excuse me?
50:48
Speaker 4: What kind of future can people expect where there's absolutely no.
50:54
Speaker 5: Thought of safety?
50:56
Speaker 4: Now again, if they want to take the position to
50:58
Speaker 4: forget that they're trans people and that we don't have
51:00
Speaker 4: a mend's room, we don't have we have unisex changing rooms,
51:04
Speaker 4: then do that or what I would recommend, just have
51:07
Speaker 4: a third a.
51:08
Speaker 5: Gender non conforming, gender neutral. Right.
51:12
Speaker 4: Used to work for a big radio company and they
51:15
Speaker 4: had gender neutral bathroom. As a matter of fact, that
51:17
Speaker 4: the bathroom closest to my studio in the World Trade
51:21
Speaker 4: Center is the gender neutral bathroom. It's a very nice bathroom,
51:26
Speaker 4: by the way, but no urinal in it. It's the
51:30
Speaker 4: gender neutral bathroom. And I think you should have a
51:33
Speaker 4: gender neutral training area, changing area, whatever you want to have. Right,
51:39
Speaker 4: if you're gonna have to play this game, you're gonna
51:42
Speaker 4: have to play it that way. Right, They have the
51:44
Speaker 4: family bathroom in a lot of places. You can do
51:47
Speaker 4: that right. You can do a family bathroom slash gender
51:51
Speaker 4: neutral right so that the people that identify as other
51:56
Speaker 4: than can go there. But to start alienating against people
52:01
Speaker 4: because they're and again I can't say because she's straight,
52:03
Speaker 4: she's not. She identifies as a black lesbian. She said
52:06
Speaker 4: it a bunch of different times in her videos that
52:09
Speaker 4: she's made. She met with some folks in the California
52:12
Speaker 4: Legislature and was in their face and said, look, as
52:15
Speaker 4: a black lesbian, I don't understand how you could say
52:18
Speaker 4: that I'm transphobic, or I'm this, or I'm that. She said,
52:21
Speaker 4: I'm not being racist, I'm being a matter of fact
52:23
Speaker 4: that the trans guy he looked like either was white
52:26
Speaker 4: or hispanic. So again, this isn't one of those things
52:29
Speaker 4: where I could say it's the left, dude. No, it's
52:31
Speaker 4: it's the left going too far to the left. It's
52:34
Speaker 4: the left falling off the map because they're trying to
52:38
Speaker 4: literally cut off their nose in order to spike their
52:40
Speaker 4: own face. Crazy town, crazy town. Shame on the La
52:45
Speaker 4: Golds Gym, and kudos to Tish Hyman anyway, I mean,
52:49
Speaker 4: he goes straight ahead we're going to talk about Mamdani,
52:52
Speaker 4: the mayor elect of New York City. He says he
52:56
Speaker 4: will not arrest anybody in town, but he might just
53:00
Speaker 4: arrest bb net and Yahoo if he shows face in NYC.
53:03
Speaker 5: Ay even die though. Guess what.
53:06
Speaker 4: Nicki Minaj comes out in defense of President Trump's support
53:09
Speaker 4: for Christians getting slaughtered in Africa.
53:12
Speaker 5: Don't go anywhere.
53:14
Speaker 1: This is America. This is America.
53:22
Speaker 12: He's making podcasting great again.
53:25
Speaker 1: This is America with rich Valdez.
53:31
Speaker 14: All right.
53:31
Speaker 4: I mean he goes welcome back, and I want to
53:34
Speaker 4: I want you to hear a clip. And this is
53:38
Speaker 4: a clip, an interesting one. It's about immigration. And I
53:42
Speaker 4: want to talk about what's going on with immigration because
53:46
Speaker 4: a lot of people are falling apart on this very issue,
53:49
Speaker 4: even people that support immigration now saying it's going too far,
53:52
Speaker 4: it's getting too rough. And I think there's a reason
53:55
Speaker 4: for that, and the reason for that is not necessarily
53:59
Speaker 4: the truth or the facts. I think, sadly, what's happening
54:03
Speaker 4: is that you've got some people out there, in particular
54:08
Speaker 4: right now in the media, others in the Democrat Party
54:12
Speaker 4: or you know, just opposition to President Trump and the
54:15
Speaker 4: America First agenda and Congresswoman Alma Adams. She made a
54:20
Speaker 4: video today from Charlotte, North Carolina, talking about ice.
54:26
Speaker 5: Just listen to.
54:27
Speaker 13: This, Charlotte. Our community is under siege. Ice and border
54:32
Speaker 13: patrol are roaming this community, profiling people, picking people up.
54:36
Speaker 13: It does not matter who you are. You can be
54:38
Speaker 13: an immigrant, you can be legal, illegal, or US citizen.
54:42
Speaker 13: They're picking people up. It's my understanding that almost one
54:45
Speaker 13: hundred people or maybe more have been picked up already.
54:49
Speaker 13: So I'm urging each of you please be careful. If
54:52
Speaker 13: there are things that you see that should not be
54:55
Speaker 13: please report those to my office immediately, and please be careful.
55:02
Speaker 4: Again, that's congress Woman Adams there. But there are videos
55:06
Speaker 4: out there that are being spammed all over the place.
55:10
Speaker 4: These are dehumanizing videos that depict immigration enforcement and cops.
55:17
Speaker 4: Because people who are into this issue, the algorithm rewards
55:21
Speaker 4: that they're making a ton of money on this. The
55:23
Speaker 4: only problem is they're not real. They're AI and this
55:29
Speaker 4: is duping people.
55:32
Speaker 5: Left and right.
55:32
Speaker 4: These AI generated videos that are brutal. They're brutal to watch.
55:37
Speaker 4: I'm looking at articles in Yahoo News and BBC even
55:41
Speaker 4: they're reporting on this, but AI generated videos on a
55:44
Speaker 4: platform called Soro, which comes from open Ai. There are
55:49
Speaker 4: videos of ice raids and ice arrests that are just
55:54
Speaker 4: again brutal to watch. You got one where they're ripping
55:57
Speaker 4: a guy out of a Walmart, female officer thrown up
56:02
Speaker 4: against a police car. Then you've got another one with
56:06
Speaker 4: a woman whose hair is very disheveled and she's being
56:09
Speaker 4: grabbed by a white officer with a bald head. Interestingly,
56:14
Speaker 4: all these and almost all these videos, you could see
56:18
Speaker 4: the face of the ice officers, and they don't have
56:22
Speaker 4: the right uniforms. They're locking people up and putting them
56:26
Speaker 4: in cars that say police. They don't have the right
56:29
Speaker 4: emblem or badge on their uniforms, but you know their
56:34
Speaker 4: bulletproof vests as like police ice. And all of these
56:38
Speaker 4: videos characteristically have the same two United States flag emojis
56:44
Speaker 4: at the top of the screen, and they're getting quite
56:47
Speaker 4: a lot of action online. They're going viral. Like I said,
56:50
Speaker 4: people see these things. There's one where they grab the mom.
56:55
Speaker 4: Another officer grabs the baby out of her arms. Everybody's crying.
56:58
Speaker 4: She's screaming, my baby. They grab or they toss her
57:01
Speaker 4: in the back of a car. And I mean here's
57:03
Speaker 4: a script for one of them. Watch your steps, sir,
57:05
Speaker 4: keep moving. A police officer with a vest that reads
57:07
Speaker 4: ICE and a patch that reads poists poic says to
57:12
Speaker 4: a Latino appearing man wearing a Walmart employee vest. He
57:16
Speaker 4: leads them towards a bus that reads Immigration and serves,
57:21
Speaker 4: and next to him, one of his colleagues begins walking
57:23
Speaker 4: unnaturally sideways, one leg impossibly darting through another as he
57:28
Speaker 4: leads to the back of the line and other Latino
57:30
Speaker 4: Walmart employees are apparently being detained by Ice. In this video,
57:36
Speaker 4: two American flag emojis are superimposed at the top of
57:39
Speaker 4: the video, and the text on it just says deportation.
57:43
Speaker 4: This video, it's got four million views, sixteen thousand, six
57:48
Speaker 4: hundred likes, nineteen hundred comments, and twenty two hundred shares
57:53
Speaker 4: on Facebook alone, and again it was obviously generated by
57:57
Speaker 4: open Aiyes Sora. Now, many of these videos that are
58:00
Speaker 4: generated by Sora, they have a Sora watermark that appears
58:05
Speaker 4: on the screen, but these don't. And it's just really interesting. Again,
58:10
Speaker 4: this is a piece in four oh four Media, the
58:13
Speaker 4: news website. Some of the comments seem to understand why
58:17
Speaker 4: the guy's walking the way is. One of the commenters says, AI,
58:20
Speaker 4: it's because of the artificial intelligence. The guy's foot goes
58:23
Speaker 4: through his own leg. Another guy says many of the
58:26
Speaker 4: comments clearly do not understand. You'll find lots of them
58:30
Speaker 4: at Walmart. Another top comment reads Walmart doesn't do paperwork
58:34
Speaker 4: before they hire you. Another one says they're removing zombies
58:37
Speaker 4: from Walmart before Halloween. I mean, it just goes on
58:40
Speaker 4: and on, but I mean this is wild stuff. I mean,
58:44
Speaker 4: the bottom line here, it's forget about the comments. What's
58:48
Speaker 4: wild about this is that it's not real. These are
58:52
Speaker 4: not real ice rates. This is the rhetoric that people
58:56
Speaker 4: are spouting online. This is all these congres people out
59:00
Speaker 4: there on the news talking about they're disappearing people, they're
59:04
Speaker 4: kidnapping people, they're doing this, they're separating families, right, and
59:08
Speaker 4: then they're creating this false imagery of false statements that
59:12
Speaker 4: are being said when this isn't happening. Now, I've set
59:16
Speaker 4: time and again if anybody listens to this show, or
59:19
Speaker 4: to my radio show, or anytime I've spoken on television,
59:23
Speaker 4: I always say it, get me the video right. One
59:25
Speaker 4: guy called into my radio show not that long ago,
59:29
Speaker 4: and he said to me, I'm a Chicago cop and
59:33
Speaker 4: I got it to you, and I support Trump. But
59:36
Speaker 4: what they're doing in Chicago, what I saw the other
59:38
Speaker 4: day when they grabbed that five year old at gunpoint,
59:40
Speaker 4: put them on the ground.
59:41
Speaker 5: And I said, you didn't get a video. You're a
59:43
Speaker 5: Chicago cop.
59:44
Speaker 4: You saw a crime in progress, you saw federal officers
59:47
Speaker 4: overstep in their boundary.
59:48
Speaker 5: Did nothing. He stayed quiet. He yelled at me, what
59:51
Speaker 5: do you.
59:51
Speaker 4: Mean, You're trying to say, I'm not a cop, trying
59:53
Speaker 4: to call me a liar. I said, no, I'm trying
59:55
Speaker 4: to call you a coward. And then I said, yes,
59:57
Speaker 4: I am calling you a liar. Anyway, the point was,
1:00:00
Speaker 4: these people make stuff up. These are trolls, and I'm
1:00:03
Speaker 4: not saying that this is impossible. Of course, there's a
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Speaker 4: possibility that douchebag people can do douchebag things, but the
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Speaker 4: fact is it's not happening. The majority of the people
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Speaker 4: working in federal law enforcement, in state and local law enforcement,
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Speaker 4: and law enforcement as a whole, are not here trying
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Speaker 4: to harm people. That's just the bottom line. This is
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Speaker 4: from my experience as a police chaplain, from my experience
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Speaker 4: with two brothers that were on the job and the NYPD.
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Speaker 4: My brother finished NYPD, went back, became a FED who's
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Speaker 4: assistant Federal Security Director at JFK Airport in charge of
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Speaker 4: law enforcement investigations for the Department of Homeland Security. And
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Speaker 4: I can tell you that I've met so many of
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Speaker 4: his colleagues, and I've never seen people that were out
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Speaker 4: there to get people good people. They were only out
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Speaker 4: there to get the bad guys. So my point in
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Speaker 4: saying this is they create these images and then while ah,
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Speaker 4: we've got situation where people say, oh, but I saw it,
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Speaker 4: I believe it, it's real, And now their emotions are
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Speaker 4: all inflamed and they're like, this is crazy, this looks
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Speaker 4: like Nazi Germany. Trump really is a fascist? When this
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Speaker 4: isn't happening at all. It's not happening. It's fake, it's phony,
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Speaker 4: it's fraud. So I want to bring that to your attention. See,
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Speaker 4: can you tell your friends, because this here is a problem.
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Speaker 4: And I've seen the same problem exist on the other side,
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Speaker 4: fake videos, crazy stuff that couldn't be proven. For all
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Speaker 4: I know, there were clips from horror movies back in
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Speaker 4: twenty fifteen, twenty sixteen, twenty seventeen, and people were passing
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Speaker 4: them off as Hillary Clinton at a spirit cooking event
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Speaker 4: eating children, this, that and the other. You know, I mean,
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Speaker 4: just bloody, gory stuff that you can't make out who's
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Speaker 4: in the video. And then they go, oh, no, I
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Speaker 4: saw the video, but it must have been taken down right.
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Speaker 4: Somebody says that in a tweet, some anonymous person, you know,
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Speaker 4: like like I love my country sixty nine sixty nine
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Speaker 4: seven three four, ABC one two three, write some anonymous
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Speaker 4: tweeter and while all of a sudden, this is factually
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Speaker 4: true because it's something that you suspect it could have
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Speaker 4: been true, and now eight billion people will share it
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Speaker 4: and there's zero truth to it. That is, my friends,
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Speaker 4: what we call propaganda fake news, and you and I
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Speaker 4: have to stand against it. Reagan called on us to
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Speaker 4: be informed patriots. I think we need to do that.
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Speaker 4: El Trompito called on us to call out the fake news.
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Speaker 4: Look at the fake news. Look at him right there.
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Speaker 4: And I'm calling on you to stand for something, because
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Speaker 4: if you stand for nothing, you'll fall for anything.
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Speaker 5: I start up.
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Speaker 4: Roxim, my friends, take care, good night, and God bless you,
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Speaker 4: and he goes I'm rich Valdes and this is America.
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Speaker 1: This is America.