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11/17/25 -- Dan Ball W/ Ron Vitiello, Terrence Williams, David Wohl, John Hart, Kris Venhaus. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America tonight, putting the pressure on
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Speaker 1: narco terrorists and their partners in crime. Yet another drug
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Speaker 1: vessel blown to smithereens out in the open waters, as
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Speaker 1: President Trump's turning up the heat on Venezuela and its
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Speaker 1: criminal regime. Plus the never ending Epstein's saga, the Commander
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Speaker 1: in Chief now telling Republicans release all the files, claiming
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Speaker 1: on social media, we got nothing to hide. Also tonight,
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Speaker 1: human trafficking atrocities. The trumpministration now working overtime to track
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Speaker 1: down thousands and thousands of children misplaced by the Biden
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Speaker 1: regime as true American patriots now put in the hard
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Speaker 1: work to try and rescue the most innocent of victims.
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Speaker 1: I'm Dan Ball, and Real America starts right now.
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Speaker 2: The episode of Massy says he's concerned that the steam
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Speaker 2: prove you are calling for could be a smokescreen to
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Speaker 2: floss the leave some more files.
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Speaker 3: Is that the case, Well, I.
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Speaker 1: Don't want to talk about it because fake news like you.
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Speaker 3: You're a terrible reporter, and fake.
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Speaker 4: News like you they just keep bringing that up to
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Speaker 4: deflect from the tremendous success of the Trump administration.
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Speaker 3: You're a horrible reporter, you're fake news. I'm going to
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Speaker 3: talk to you.
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Speaker 1: President Trump shocking his pugnits by now urging House Republicans
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Speaker 1: today to vote to release all of the Epstein files,
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Speaker 1: stating on social media, hey, we got nothing to hide,
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Speaker 1: calling for full transparency, throw it all out there now.
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Speaker 1: The President previously had wanted folks to move on, as
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Speaker 1: you heard him there on the tarmac, like, can you
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Speaker 1: pay attention to the real crises.
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Speaker 3: I'm working at here at home and abroad.
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Speaker 1: You know, I've been dealing with all kinds of stuff,
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Speaker 1: like trying to clean up the Biden and Harris destructive aftermath.
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Speaker 3: But now he's shifting his position, and now.
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Speaker 1: He's putting full support behind the Republican Party, saying let's go.
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Speaker 1: And of course there's been a lot of back and
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Speaker 1: forth right internal clashes, most notably the split between President
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Speaker 1: Trump and Georgia Congressman Marjorie Taylor Green, which seems to
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Speaker 1: be over the Epstein files. I also think it's over.
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Speaker 1: She wants to run for higher office, either Senate or governor.
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Speaker 1: Trump told her not to. Trump went endorsement backer, and
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Speaker 1: she's upset because why else would you go on shows
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Speaker 1: like the view, CNN, MSNBC, trash talk your president, who
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Speaker 1: supported you? When those women on those shows trash talked
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Speaker 1: you for years and you don't even call them out,
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Speaker 1: you apologize. What do you think at MTG? Now Trump's
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Speaker 1: chalking up the whole situation as a Democrat hoax, as
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Speaker 1: he calls it, designed to distract from Republican policies and
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Speaker 1: Trump successes, and also to shift away from the government's
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Speaker 1: shutdown caused by Democrats. And I gotta agree with Trump
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Speaker 1: on this. Where were Democrats for the last several years
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Speaker 1: on Epstein? Where were they forty three days of the
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Speaker 1: shutdown on Epstein? But as soon as the government reopens,
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Speaker 1: it's all Epstein, Epstein, Epstein.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 1: Trump said this on Truth Social As I said on
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Speaker 1: Friday night aboard Air Force one to the fake news
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Speaker 1: media House, Republicans should vote to release the Epstein files
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Speaker 1: because we have nothing to hide and it's time to
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Speaker 1: move on from this Democrat hoax perpetrated by the radical
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Speaker 1: left lunatics in order to deflect from the great successes
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Speaker 1: of the Republican Party. Nobody cared about Jeffrey Epstein when
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Speaker 1: he was alive, and if Democrats had anything they would
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Speaker 1: have released it before our landslide election victory.
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Speaker 3: This has House Oversight Committee.
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Speaker 1: Republicans issued an internal memo over the weekend accusing Democrats
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Speaker 1: of selectively leaking Epstein investigation materials to try and create
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Speaker 1: an anti Trump narrative using targeted redactions. We told you
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Speaker 1: that last week, folks. Those emails were already out. They
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Speaker 1: just redacted stuff to try and make it look dirty
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Speaker 1: on Trump. Democrats released emails mentioning Trump, but withheld the
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Speaker 1: names of the victim, who was later identified as Epstein accuser,
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Speaker 1: Virginia Goufrey. Now before her death earlier this year, Goufrey
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Speaker 1: said that she had never witness Trump doing anything wrong. Ever,
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Speaker 1: GOP House Overside members call it nothing more than a
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Speaker 1: smear campaign design to feed anti Trump rhetoric because Trump
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Speaker 1: is having so much success in other areas.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now to weigh in on all of this.
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Speaker 1: He's a twenty sixteen Trump campaign surrogate and a criminal
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Speaker 1: defense attorney.
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Speaker 3: David wall Back on the program, David, nice to see him.
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Speaker 3: How about it.
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Speaker 1: I mean, we have talked about this stuff since you
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Speaker 1: and I are blue in the face, okay, and Trump
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Speaker 1: has always said put it out. I got nothing to hide.
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Speaker 1: You know, was I friends with Jeffrey that I see
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Speaker 1: him at events? Everybody did. He was a New York billionaire.
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Speaker 1: He's got pictures and videos with tons of people for
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Speaker 1: thirty years. That doesn't mean he was flying on the
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Speaker 1: Lolita Express and going down to the island and doing
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Speaker 1: the you know what with underage kids. Like many people were,
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Speaker 1: So why all of a sudden, David, do you think
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Speaker 1: the Democrats are so big on this is the one.
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Speaker 3: This is gonna nail Trump. We gotta get him out.
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Speaker 1: But they were quiet the whole forty three days the
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Speaker 1: country was shut down.
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Speaker 5: Well, they were praying beyond all hope that the shutdown
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Speaker 5: will be laid in Trump's lab and that somehow his
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Speaker 5: actions would be seen as the cause of the shutdown
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Speaker 5: and the Americans would suffer. And when you flipped that
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Speaker 5: completely around and force the Democrats to let up and
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Speaker 5: give up in the shutdown, then they went into overdrive
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Speaker 5: in this Epstein nonsense.
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Speaker 6: And Dan, remember something.
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Speaker 5: Donald Trump has already released fifty thousand pages of the
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Speaker 5: Epstein files. Fifty thousand never enough, so they want more.
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Speaker 5: Now He's saying, fine, release it all. And the Democrats
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Speaker 5: what they're doing now, Dan, And it's very clear from
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Speaker 5: these emails and the photos that the mainstream media henchmen
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Speaker 5: of the Democrats are constantly airing is they're desperately trying.
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Speaker 6: To do something they hate. They hate guilt by association.
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Speaker 5: Unless it's President Trump, then guilt by association is actual
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Speaker 5: legal guilt.
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Speaker 6: But the problem is it isn't legal guilt.
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Speaker 5: And take it from somebody who defends people against government
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Speaker 5: overreach and clients who faced the same problem all the time.
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Speaker 5: There is nothing implicating President Trump. He's done nothing wrong.
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Speaker 5: He's no fool.
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Speaker 7: He saw what.
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Speaker 5: Epstein was many many years ago, decades ago, and he
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Speaker 5: kept kept in arms, likely back miles length from him.
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Speaker 5: So there's nothing that's going to come out of this.
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Speaker 5: It's going to be another witch hunt, another fishing expedition
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Speaker 5: that's going to blow up in their faces. But let
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Speaker 5: them do it, because Trump's on the right path to
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Speaker 5: turning America around so many levels, healthcare, education, economy, the tariffs.
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Speaker 5: Now he knows which ones to imply and which ones
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Speaker 5: to get rid of, and we're on the right track now,
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Speaker 5: and he's not gonna let this stop him.
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Speaker 1: I feel like that's been his frustration, as every time
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Speaker 1: somebody's asked him about this the last ten months since
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Speaker 1: he took over, it's, oh my gosh. Always on the
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Speaker 1: Epstein files. He's like, can you guys in the fake
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Speaker 1: news cover.
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Speaker 3: The eight Wars I've stopped?
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Speaker 1: Can you cover the economic disaster I was handed that
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Speaker 1: I'm trying to fix? Can you cover the years and
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Speaker 1: years of horrible trade deals I'm trying to reverse? Can
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Speaker 1: you please cover? I get it. He's like, you know
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Speaker 1: much I've been doing in ten months, and all you
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Speaker 1: guys do is say Epstein. Don't you think it's kind
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Speaker 1: of like that infamous video they said that they had
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Speaker 1: of a Russian prostitute with President Trump when he first
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Speaker 1: ran in twenty sixteen, right relieving herself on him.
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Speaker 3: Remember they were supposed to a video. Where's the video?
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Speaker 1: If he's in those files, don't you think Democrats, the
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Speaker 1: mainstream media, his adversaries, hell, even Republicans that hate his guts,
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Speaker 1: don't you think they would have released it during his
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Speaker 1: first run in sixteen, or how about his second run
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Speaker 1: in twenty twenty.
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Speaker 3: Oh No, they're waiting till twenty twenty five. I'm not
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Speaker 3: buying it. Final wordy y.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, shout out Biden Sinsman would have released the years ago.
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Speaker 6: There is nothing.
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Speaker 5: I'm sure they've gone over it with the fine tooth
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Speaker 5: comb and confirmed that.
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Speaker 6: But look, the media is.
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Speaker 7: Desperate too, Dan.
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Speaker 5: The media is in many ways even worse and more
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Speaker 5: powerful than the Democrats themselves. The media would do anything,
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Speaker 5: the mainstream media and of course I'm not including Oian
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Speaker 5: to destroy him and take down JD. Vance as well,
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Speaker 5: because they see him as a likely successor. They want
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Speaker 5: this gun. They would rather have a Mundani run as
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Speaker 5: president and succeed in twenty twenty eight. They'd want anything
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Speaker 5: other than Trump. And you know they're they're showing their
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Speaker 5: hands and it's ugly and it's not.
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Speaker 6: Going to work.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I feel like they'll go to any lengths Democrats
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Speaker 1: and the media and even some Rhino Republicans that not
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Speaker 1: only try and get rid of Trump, but any remnants
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Speaker 1: of MAGA so that they can try and get back
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Speaker 1: we saw for decades until Trump came on the scene.
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Speaker 1: But you know what, David, too many of US patriots
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Speaker 1: and America First folks that have been on this bandwagon
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Speaker 1: since twenty fifteen.
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Speaker 3: We're not gonna let that happen.
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Speaker 1: David Wall, criminal defense attorney, former campaign surrogate for Trump
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Speaker 1: in twenty sixteen.
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Speaker 3: And my friend, thank you.
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Speaker 5: Sir, anytime you got it, Danny, thank you.
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Speaker 3: Have a good day.
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Speaker 1: Straight ahead, another strike, another shipment of drugs at the
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Speaker 1: bottom of the ocean.
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Speaker 1: my age or older. Another one bites the dust anyway, Boom,
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Speaker 1: there goes another one, another Narco vessel. That is, as
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Speaker 1: the US military continues to carry out strikes, this one
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Speaker 1: being the twenty first on drug boats over this past weekend,
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Speaker 1: this time in the Eastern Pacific Ocean.
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Speaker 3: Three bad guys.
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Speaker 1: Three drug dealers count them killed in the latest strike,
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Speaker 1: bringing the toe number killed in this military anti drug
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Speaker 1: activity on the high seas to at least eighty three.
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Speaker 3: Gotta love Trump. This is the stuff we voted for.
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Speaker 1: Kill the bad guys and blast the drugs to the
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Speaker 1: bottom of the ocean before they even make it to
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Speaker 1: our shores. This makes so much more sense, right than
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Speaker 1: trying to get DEA and undercover agents and narcs out
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Speaker 1: there to nail the bad guys once they're already here
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Speaker 1: with the drugs, selling them in the streets of Chicago, Detroit, DC,
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Speaker 1: you name it.
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Speaker 3: Doesn't this make a lot more sense to you? It
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Speaker 3: does to me. In the social media post, the US
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Speaker 3: Southern Command stated this, ooh watch it. Love watching it.
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Speaker 1: On November fifteenth, at the direction of the Secretary of
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Speaker 1: War Pete Hegseth, Joint Task Force Southern SPEAR conducted another
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Speaker 1: lethal kinetic strike on a vessel operated by designated terrorist
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Speaker 1: organizations that's what they are. Intelligence confirm the vessel was
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Speaker 1: involved in elicit narcotic smuggling, transisting along a known NARCO
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Speaker 1: trafficking route and yes, carrying narcotics. Yeah, fish guts don't
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Speaker 1: go poof and white powder when you hit the boat
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Speaker 1: with a bomb. I mean, look at it right there
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Speaker 1: before they hit it. Do you see all the packages.
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Speaker 1: This is what kills me when you hear these folks
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Speaker 1: around the globe from some of our allied countries and
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Speaker 1: from Democrat leaderships or you know, mainstream media outlets going well,
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Speaker 1: how do we know that Trump's not targeting just innocent
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Speaker 1: Venezuelan fishermen because you can see the drugs in the boat.
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Speaker 3: Duh.
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Speaker 1: And yet another effort to cripple the drug trade, Secretary
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Speaker 1: of State Marco Rubio says the US will designate the
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Speaker 1: Venezuela based Cartel of the Suns as also a foreign
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Speaker 1: terrorist organization effective today.
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Speaker 3: The cartel is allegedly led.
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Speaker 1: By Venezuelan president, oh, the good old president the country,
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Speaker 1: Nicholas Madura, Yeah, and supported by high ranking members of
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Speaker 1: his regime who are accused of corrupting their military and
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Speaker 1: intelligence services, as well as.
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Speaker 3: Their legislator and their judiciary.
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Speaker 1: Pretty Much, that entire government down there is corrupt as
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Speaker 1: hell and connected directly to the narco terrorist cartels. The
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Speaker 1: US claims the cartel is responsible for the terrorist violence
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Speaker 1: throughout the Western hemisphere. It's involved obviously in drug trafficking
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Speaker 1: into the United States and Europe, and often conspires with
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Speaker 1: other designated groups like oh, you know this one, the
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Speaker 1: Trende Ragua.
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Speaker 3: And how about the Sineloa cartel of Mexico. All bad
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Speaker 3: Ombre's folks.
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Speaker 1: President Trump now saying he may be open to discussions
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Speaker 1: with Madura while maintaining the US military presence in the region.
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Speaker 1: Trump emphasizing his willingness to talk to anybody, but stressing
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Speaker 1: that ongoing efforts to combat the drug trafficking into the
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Speaker 1: US will continue.
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Speaker 3: That's how you get it done. Folks.
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Speaker 9: Have you said Venezuela wants to talk.
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Speaker 7: What does that mean?
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Speaker 3: Venezuela would like to talk. What does it mean you
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Speaker 3: tell me?
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Speaker 1: I don't want to talk to them.
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Speaker 7: I would I talk to anybody.
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Speaker 3: I talk to you, right, I talk to anybody.
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Speaker 10: We'll see what happens.
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Speaker 3: That's how you get it done.
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Speaker 1: See, he's got destroyers down there, aircraft carriers, F thirty
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Speaker 1: five's marines with amphibious vehicles, huge show of force right
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Speaker 1: on Venezuela's front door, while saying, sure, I'll talk to you,
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Speaker 1: but I'm going to keep blowing up drug boats and
16:39
Speaker 1: I'm going to show you who's in charge. And by
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Speaker 1: the way, it's not just the SmackDown on fentanyl. The
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Speaker 1: crackdown on illegal aliens is also going strong, with federal
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Speaker 1: agents arresting scores and scores of foreign invaders during the
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Speaker 1: first two days of a new immigration enforcement operation in
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Speaker 1: North Carolina's largest city, Operation Charlotte's Web, a large scale
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Speaker 1: immigration enforcement action conducted over this past weekend in Charlotte,
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Speaker 1: netted over one hundred and thirty people in just forty
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Speaker 1: eight hours, eighty one of those arrests coming in just
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Speaker 1: the first five hours of day one. According the CPP,
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Speaker 1: many of those arrested had significant criminal and immigration histories.
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Speaker 1: Federal agents are expected to remain in Charlotte through Friday,
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Speaker 1: with more deployments planned for other cities like New Orleans,
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Speaker 1: Los Angeles, New York City. Oh, that's going to be
17:33
Speaker 1: a showdown, Baltimore, Oakland, and the list goes on and
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Speaker 1: on again. These are things that common sense Americans voted
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Speaker 1: for when we voted for Trump, versus Harris joining me
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Speaker 1: out with more insight into all of these new bus
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Speaker 1: A senior advisor over at US Customs and border protection.
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Speaker 1: Our friend Ron Vitello back on Real America. Ron, nice
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Speaker 1: to see you. Let's first begin down to venezuelt Bit
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Speaker 1: and then we'll talk about Operation Charlotte's Webb and the
18:01
Speaker 1: other cities that you all are going to be going
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Speaker 1: to to kick some You know what.
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Speaker 3: I got to say, I love this. Right.
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Speaker 1: There's been bad publicity from some of our allies overseas.
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Speaker 1: There's been bad publicity from Democrats and some of the
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Speaker 1: mainstream media saying that Trump and heggsas shouldn't be doing
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Speaker 1: this and we're going to get ourselves into a war
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Speaker 1: with Venezuela. First of all, I'm not too worried about
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Speaker 1: the crooked Madua regime and their small, little piddly military might.
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Speaker 3: I think this is amazing.
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Speaker 1: You put all this force on their front or back door,
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Speaker 1: and you say, now I've got my boot on your neck,
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Speaker 1: You're gonna bend And all of a sudden, who picks
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Speaker 1: up the phone this weekend and says, oh, I want
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Speaker 1: to talk Madua wants to talk to Trump?
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Speaker 3: Now, Ron, I wonder why.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, It's fantastic.
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Speaker 11: This is a piece through strength activity, right, This is
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Speaker 11: the common sense.
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Speaker 7: This is the leadership of President Trump. If you want to.
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Speaker 11: Talk to us, it'll be through our position of strength
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Speaker 11: and overarching here for me, the strategic pictures. We've tolerated
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Speaker 11: these drug runs in this pipeline for decades in the
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Speaker 11: United States, through the Caribbean, through the southern border in Mexico.
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Speaker 11: But this terrorist exit designation of these cartels, especially the
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Speaker 11: ones in Venezuela, have really changed the conversation in that
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Speaker 11: region and from that President right, because we are showing
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Speaker 11: strength and guess what this is our neighborhood. Shouldn't it
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Speaker 11: be the safest neighborhood on the planet. We're the best
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Speaker 11: neighbor on the planet. Why shouldn't we have the safest streets,
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Speaker 11: the safest borders, and the safest region.
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Speaker 1: Amen, all right, let's bring it back home. Because I
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Speaker 1: love that he's stopping the drugs before they make it here.
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Speaker 3: But let's be real.
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Speaker 1: There's millions of illegals that were already here before Joe
19:45
Speaker 1: took over, and then when Joe and Kamala opened the
19:47
Speaker 1: floodgates for four years, there are millions more. Thousands of
19:50
Speaker 1: them are known drug dealers terrorists. Now that Trump designated
19:54
Speaker 1: the cartels as terror groups, and so you all have
19:57
Speaker 1: a big job to get them the heck out of
19:59
Speaker 1: our communities and neighborhoods.
20:01
Speaker 3: Let's talk about this Charlotte's Web eighty three.
20:04
Speaker 1: In the first five hours, you guys did face a
20:06
Speaker 1: lot of resistance. There were some crazy liberals down there
20:09
Speaker 1: trying to dox your agents, met with your agents getting
20:12
Speaker 1: away of their vehicles, you know, screaming and yelling, throwing
20:15
Speaker 1: crap at them, the usual psycho Antifa stuff. Ron But
20:18
Speaker 1: it seems like first couple days of operation Charlotte's Web
20:22
Speaker 1: came out pretty good for y'all.
20:24
Speaker 7: Yeah, for sure, it'll be in the hundreds.
20:25
Speaker 11: You know, it'll probably be two hundred some by the
20:27
Speaker 11: time we wake up tomorrow morning. So yeah, this is
20:29
Speaker 11: another iteration of making sure that what we're doing on
20:33
Speaker 11: the border is sustained and the interior operations have scaled
20:37
Speaker 11: up now in a meaningful way. So if you look
20:40
Speaker 11: at the numbers for ICE, the deportation's number somewhere in
20:44
Speaker 11: the five hundred thousand range. We have self deports about
20:47
Speaker 11: one and a half millions. That's two million people who
20:51
Speaker 11: are on the pathway to remove or have already been removed.
20:55
Speaker 11: And now Charlotte is on the list of a place
20:57
Speaker 11: where we are going and we are arresting the world
21:00
Speaker 11: the worst and anybody else that gets in the way
21:02
Speaker 11: of you know, going to those targets, and then obviously
21:06
Speaker 11: we have to contend with, you know, these activist judges
21:09
Speaker 11: and these activists that want to get in the way
21:12
Speaker 11: of operations down there. So we pray that the men
21:14
Speaker 11: and women of the front line down in Charlotte, as
21:16
Speaker 11: they did in Chicago, la et cetera, are safe in
21:19
Speaker 11: what they do, but want to warn the community there
21:22
Speaker 11: that we're here to we're there to help, We're there
21:24
Speaker 11: to get the criminal aliens off the street, and we
21:27
Speaker 11: don't need interference, impeding, or assault by people who call
21:31
Speaker 11: themselves protesters but are in fact lawless rioters.
21:34
Speaker 3: Yeah, thank you.
21:35
Speaker 1: Got a message for those people that keep doing it,
21:37
Speaker 1: because I saw some nasty folks. I mean, between the
21:41
Speaker 1: spitting and the cussing and the name calling and the
21:44
Speaker 1: pretty much trying to fight your agents like they it's
21:48
Speaker 1: not just they're trying to be antagonistic and try and
21:50
Speaker 1: say nasty things to them, but they're literally getting physical
21:54
Speaker 1: with your agents to the point where I saw some
21:56
Speaker 1: video you know, your guys are trying to remain civil,
21:59
Speaker 1: trying to remain calm there, hitting them with spray here
22:01
Speaker 1: or there when they try to swing at them or whatever.
22:03
Speaker 1: But it's getting nasty in the streets with your agents.
22:06
Speaker 1: I mean, people are using their vehicles to block your
22:08
Speaker 1: agent's vehicles. They're just going to ridiculous measure. This is
22:12
Speaker 1: not a peaceful assembly, which is what you're allowed to
22:16
Speaker 1: do right according to our constitution.
22:18
Speaker 3: This is violence. This is nasty rhetoric.
22:21
Speaker 1: This is insanity to me, what's your message those folks
22:24
Speaker 1: that keep getting in the way.
22:26
Speaker 7: I agree one percent.
22:27
Speaker 11: It's against a law to hide or you know, help
22:31
Speaker 11: aliens escape from authorities. It's against the law to impede
22:36
Speaker 11: officers from doing their work, you know, blocking them.
22:38
Speaker 7: In traffic, et cetera.
22:40
Speaker 11: And it is an assault when you touch a federal
22:42
Speaker 11: agent and trying to keep them from doing their job.
22:44
Speaker 11: And so all of those crimes will be people will
22:47
Speaker 11: be arrested for those, they will be prosecuted for those.
22:50
Speaker 11: Because alongside the federal agencies, the CVP front line and
22:54
Speaker 11: the ICE front line that are in Charlotte, the US
22:57
Speaker 11: Attorney's Office, they're at the ready they're standing by the
22:59
Speaker 11: phone way for us to refer those cases because they
23:02
Speaker 11: those people will be prosecuted and sentenced federally for those crimes.
23:07
Speaker 1: Ron Matello, Senior Advisor US Customs Border Protection, keep it up.
23:10
Speaker 1: I love hearing those numbers that we got two two
23:12
Speaker 1: and a half million either out or on their way out.
23:15
Speaker 1: That's at least a dent in the first what nine
23:17
Speaker 1: ten months, and seeing how Joe let somewhere between fifteen
23:21
Speaker 1: to twenty million in.
23:22
Speaker 3: Y'all got your work cut out for you the next
23:24
Speaker 3: three years. Ron, stay safe, more winning on the way, Dan,
23:27
Speaker 3: Thanks alrighty, straight ahead.
23:30
Speaker 1: As you know by now, the Biden regime lost nearly
23:33
Speaker 1: four hundred thousand immigrant children during their tyrannical reign in
23:39
Speaker 1: our country, and now the Trump administration has made it
23:42
Speaker 1: a primary goal to try and find these.
23:44
Speaker 3: Traffic kids and rescue them.
23:46
Speaker 1: Well, what happens when we find them and there's no
23:48
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23:52
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26:20
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26:23
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26:28
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26:31
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26:36
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26:39
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26:46
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26:49
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26:51
Speaker 1: are still there, are safe and they're not victims of
26:55
Speaker 1: sexual abuse, exploitation, other criminal activity. Many of these unvetted
26:59
Speaker 1: sponsors of these children have been identified as criminals, including
27:03
Speaker 1: sex traffickers, sexual abusers, gang bangers. The UAC Safety Verification
27:09
Speaker 1: Initiative began last week down in Florida, its plan to
27:11
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27:16
Speaker 1: using a combination of visits and door knocks to locate
27:20
Speaker 1: and check on the welfare of these miners. With more
27:23
Speaker 1: than twenty four thousand children located so far. Don't forget, folks,
27:28
Speaker 1: about four hundred thousand were potentially lost under Joe's reign.
27:34
Speaker 1: And that brings us to our next guest tonight, Chris Benhaus,
27:37
Speaker 1: who along with her husband Greg, founded the Heartland Ranch
27:41
Speaker 1: Hope for Little Hearts. Their mission building a safe, healthy,
27:46
Speaker 1: and nurturing home for trafficked and abused kids, helping them
27:50
Speaker 1: reclaim their worth and value. They need your help. They've
27:54
Speaker 1: endured the unimaginable, the trauma of human trafficking, and this
27:58
Speaker 1: husband and wife, who had planned to return in Arizona
28:01
Speaker 1: after decades of work, decided, no, We're going.
28:05
Speaker 3: To help these kids. Joining me now.
28:08
Speaker 1: She's the co founder and executive director of the nonprofit
28:11
Speaker 1: Heartland Ranch. Chris Benhouse on the program for the first time. Chris,
28:16
Speaker 1: so nice of you to join us, I believe and
28:20
Speaker 1: correct me if I'm wrong. I learned about your ranch
28:24
Speaker 1: because you reached out a while back away in and said,
28:27
Speaker 1: we're building something special in the Arizona Desert for traffic
28:32
Speaker 1: and other kids that have been you know, left by
28:35
Speaker 1: the wayside and need a place to go. Maybe a
28:37
Speaker 1: foster family doesn't take them in, maybe they got you know,
28:40
Speaker 1: age out of the system, whatever, but you wanted to
28:43
Speaker 1: do something for these kids to give back. And you
28:45
Speaker 1: and Greg thought you were going to retire a few
28:47
Speaker 1: years ago. So what happened to the retirement plans and
28:50
Speaker 1: why do we come up with Heartland Ranch?
28:52
Speaker 9: Yeah, well we did.
28:54
Speaker 10: We moved to central Arizona about six years ago with
28:57
Speaker 10: the intentions of retiring, You're right, ended up building a house,
29:03
Speaker 10: found a furniture store that we ended up buying, which
29:05
Speaker 10: was supposed to be a part of our retirement, and
29:07
Speaker 10: then just started becoming aware of what's going on out
29:13
Speaker 10: there with trafficking. We went to an event that opened
29:16
Speaker 10: our eyes, and then of course we saw Sound of
29:18
Speaker 10: Freedom and.
29:19
Speaker 9: Just rocked our world.
29:21
Speaker 10: Our hearts were just wrenched and we were just sharing
29:25
Speaker 10: what we had learned the statistics even locally in our
29:29
Speaker 10: small town and a young gentleman said, well, we need
29:32
Speaker 10: to do something. What on earth can we do? You know,
29:36
Speaker 10: we're just two misfits. We don't know how to do
29:39
Speaker 10: anything like this. But then as we started talking, we
29:43
Speaker 10: realized that we'd never built a house before, we'd never
29:45
Speaker 10: owned a furniture store. Anything you'd do. You're starting at
29:48
Speaker 10: ground zero. And what really what retirement? What is it
29:53
Speaker 10: You want to sit on the back porch and with
29:55
Speaker 10: a glass of wine and look at the sunset.
29:57
Speaker 5: No?
29:57
Speaker 10: Really, I think when you go through so much in
30:01
Speaker 10: your life as a person, and we all do at
30:04
Speaker 10: the end of the day to not use that to
30:07
Speaker 10: give back, to pay it forward, to help others that
30:10
Speaker 10: have gone through what you've gone through. And that's not
30:12
Speaker 10: to say we've been through trafficking, but I'm saying I
30:16
Speaker 10: want an opportunity to take everything I've learned in my
30:19
Speaker 10: life and help and at the end of the day, here, well, good,
30:24
Speaker 10: well done, good and faithful servant.
30:26
Speaker 1: Oh so it sounds like you know, you're trying to
30:30
Speaker 1: leave a legacy of servants instead of just well I
30:34
Speaker 1: had these jobs. Now I got a retirement, and now
30:36
Speaker 1: I can sit back and enjoy my retirement and you know,
30:39
Speaker 1: reap the benefits of my.
30:40
Speaker 3: Thirty years forty years of hard work.
30:42
Speaker 1: No, how about we leave something, so we leave the
30:44
Speaker 1: world a little bit better and we found it right right?
30:47
Speaker 3: Yeah? I love people.
30:48
Speaker 10: Yeah, people are the only thing you can take with you,
30:52
Speaker 10: So why not invest in people?
30:55
Speaker 1: So and you really you mentioned something and my team
30:58
Speaker 1: pulled up clips because we had James Covizil, the actor
31:01
Speaker 1: on before and Tim Ballard.
31:02
Speaker 3: We've talked about this Angel.
31:03
Speaker 1: Studio movie that dropped a couple years ago that was amazing,
31:06
Speaker 1: The Sound of Freedom, that told Tim's life of rescuing
31:09
Speaker 1: traffic kids.
31:09
Speaker 3: So was it that film then?
31:11
Speaker 1: And then you said you went to a charity event
31:13
Speaker 1: that you went, Holy cow, I didn't realize that America
31:16
Speaker 1: is the number one trafficker in the on the planet
31:19
Speaker 1: and maybe me and Greg should do something about.
31:21
Speaker 10: It exactly, And you know it was there was a
31:24
Speaker 10: couple of lines in that movie that just hit us.
31:28
Speaker 10: And one was and it was unscripted where Jim Cavizl
31:32
Speaker 10: said God's children are not for sale and we just
31:37
Speaker 10: it just broke our hearts. And then another line where
31:41
Speaker 10: he said, and I don't know if you know this,
31:42
Speaker 10: but the the arms, weapons and illegal drugs trafficking is
31:49
Speaker 10: becoming more profitable than those o histories.
31:53
Speaker 3: We've covered it, trust me.
31:54
Speaker 1: During the four years of the Biden regime, when almost
31:56
Speaker 1: four hundred thousand kids went missing, they turned the Mexican
32:01
Speaker 1: cartels during his four years of wide open border from
32:05
Speaker 1: millionaires with their guns and drugs to billionaires because the
32:09
Speaker 1: human trafficking was making more money. In some cases, we
32:12
Speaker 1: read reports where some of the cartels even pulled back
32:14
Speaker 1: on some of the drug and gun shipments because the
32:16
Speaker 1: humans were making them so much money eighty five a
32:19
Speaker 1: pop with the average.
32:21
Speaker 10: Yeah, Jim says in the movie or playing Tim Ballard,
32:25
Speaker 10: you know you can sell a bag of drugs once
32:27
Speaker 10: you can sell a kid ten times a day.
32:29
Speaker 3: There you go. It's that's powerful.
32:33
Speaker 1: I mean that is when you think about that, right,
32:35
Speaker 1: think about a little kid. You think about and I'm
32:38
Speaker 1: sure you heard about the rape trees when these coyotes
32:40
Speaker 1: were bringing the kids over the last four years up
32:42
Speaker 1: from Mexico and raping these poor little, sweet innocent kids
32:45
Speaker 1: and they're getting trafficked. And now you know, Tom Holmes
32:48
Speaker 1: made it his life's mission with Trump to find these
32:51
Speaker 1: four and thousand kids they've located thirty or forty, but
32:53
Speaker 1: a bunch of them, we're not going to be able
32:55
Speaker 1: to know where to send them back to or anywhere
32:57
Speaker 1: because they came in with coyotes. They don't know where
32:59
Speaker 1: they came from if they were really little. So as
33:01
Speaker 1: they grow up, if we find them, let's say this year,
33:03
Speaker 1: next year and they're five six years old, they were
33:05
Speaker 1: trafficked when they were two or three, how are they
33:07
Speaker 1: going to know who they belonged.
33:08
Speaker 3: To, her where they go. I know, it's horrific to
33:11
Speaker 3: even think.
33:12
Speaker 10: About it, truly is. And this is a hot hot
33:17
Speaker 10: topic obviously, and there's a lot of organizations right now
33:21
Speaker 10: that are about rescuing and going out there and finding
33:24
Speaker 10: these kids.
33:25
Speaker 9: But like you, Saef, where are they going to go?
33:27
Speaker 3: Now?
33:27
Speaker 10: They're going to the foster system. Well sixty to seventy
33:30
Speaker 10: percent of kids that go through the system end up
33:33
Speaker 10: being trafficked.
33:34
Speaker 3: Yeah.
33:34
Speaker 1: Well, you heard what President Trump announced last week with
33:37
Speaker 1: him and Millennia signing that executive order. They're going to
33:39
Speaker 1: have a lot more oversight, a lot more transparency, a
33:41
Speaker 1: lot more welfare checks. They're going to make sure the
33:44
Speaker 1: roles if we want to call them a foster care
33:46
Speaker 1: family role.
33:47
Speaker 3: The roles are cleaned up with good.
33:49
Speaker 1: Families that have been vetted that were not just turning
33:51
Speaker 1: kids over like the Biden regime did, turning kids over
33:55
Speaker 1: to families or individuals that will immediately traffic them out
33:58
Speaker 1: for either labor or so.
34:00
Speaker 3: I applaud the.
34:01
Speaker 1: Trumps for doing what they did, but I applaud you
34:04
Speaker 1: for doing what you're doing. If they want to learn more,
34:07
Speaker 1: Chris about the Heartland Ranch in Arizona, how they can donate,
34:10
Speaker 1: help you take care of these kids, How do they
34:12
Speaker 1: do so?
34:13
Speaker 10: Heartlandranchaz dot org is our website and there's an option there,
34:18
Speaker 10: of course, to contact us or donate and we'll get
34:21
Speaker 10: back to you.
34:22
Speaker 3: I love that.
34:23
Speaker 1: I want to end with one headline because it always
34:25
Speaker 1: makes me feel good when the bad guys get off
34:27
Speaker 1: the streets. And again I want to give not only
34:30
Speaker 1: the Trumps, but also Ron DeSantis down in Florida a
34:34
Speaker 1: little plug too.
34:35
Speaker 3: Operation dirt Bag. I love the name of it. Operation
34:38
Speaker 3: dirt Bag.
34:39
Speaker 1: Florida authorities, in conjunction with President Trump's federal authorities, netted
34:44
Speaker 1: over one hundred and fifty sexual predators over the last
34:48
Speaker 1: few weeks down in Florida, So bravo. More scumbags that
34:51
Speaker 1: try to traffic our most innocent the children are.
34:54
Speaker 3: Off the streets, Chris, I'll give you the final word.
34:58
Speaker 3: God bless you guys for what you're doing.
35:00
Speaker 10: Thank you. I would just say that, you know, we
35:02
Speaker 10: are just two people that wanted to do something, and
35:07
Speaker 10: you wonder, I'm just one person. What can I do?
35:10
Speaker 10: But imagine if a million.
35:11
Speaker 6: People said that, Yeah, wow, I love it.
35:14
Speaker 10: We've got to do something.
35:15
Speaker 6: Not on my watch.
35:16
Speaker 10: God's children are not for sale, and we're not going
35:19
Speaker 10: to stand by and let this happen.
35:20
Speaker 1: I'd love to come over and bring a camera crew
35:23
Speaker 1: and profile you guys when you're up and full running
35:26
Speaker 1: and stuff. Stay in touch with my producers, okay, and
35:28
Speaker 1: we'll try and make a visit from San Diego over
35:29
Speaker 1: to Arizona.
35:30
Speaker 3: And Sea sounds good.
35:31
Speaker 6: Thank you so much.
35:32
Speaker 10: Dan.
35:32
Speaker 3: Yep, God bless you for what you're doing. You're doing
35:34
Speaker 3: God's worky thank you yep.
35:37
Speaker 1: All right up, next, we're going to continue our coverage
35:39
Speaker 1: if President Trump's move to take care of the most
35:42
Speaker 1: vulnerable the children. We're going to be joined by our
35:44
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35:48
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35:50
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35:52
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38:15
Speaker 1: With the stroke of his famous sharpie pen, President Trump
38:18
Speaker 1: puts into motion a plan to modernize America's foster care
38:21
Speaker 1: system and to better equip young Americans transitioning out of
38:25
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38:28
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38:33
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38:36
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38:41
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38:44
Speaker 1: children spending years and years in care and facing unstable
38:48
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38:54
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38:58
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39:02
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39:06
Speaker 1: Trump's new plan calls for updates to federal regulations and
39:09
Speaker 1: policies to strengthen state level child welfare data and collection
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Speaker 1: and also transparency while cutting unnecessary red tape and reporting requirements.
39:19
Speaker 1: It also encourages states to modernize their child welfare information
39:23
Speaker 1: systems and also their outcome tracking platforms, ensuring better coordination
39:28
Speaker 1: and better oversight. Additionally, the order calls for the creation
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Speaker 1: of an annual quote scorecard to publicly measure each state's
39:37
Speaker 1: performance on key foster care stats and outcomes.
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Speaker 2: This executive Order, fostering the Future for American children and families,
39:48
Speaker 2: gives me tremendous pride. It is both empathetic and strategic.
39:53
Speaker 2: It aims to establish a comprehensive network connecting federal departments
39:58
Speaker 2: and agencies, private sectors, businesses, higher learning institutions, and charitable organizations.
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Speaker 2: A special thank you to my husband for his enduring
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Speaker 2: commitment to foster in the future, the President has prioritized
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Speaker 2: America's foster care children. This small spark today will ignite
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Speaker 2: a profound and lasting nationwide movement. Our united resolve will
40:24
Speaker 2: foster a thriving future filled with compassion and innovation. Together,
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Speaker 2: we will illuminate the pathway for today's foster children to
40:35
Speaker 2: become tomorrow's builders, and tomorrow's builders will foster the future
40:41
Speaker 2: of America's legacy.
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Speaker 1: Thank him love that our next guest was not only
40:48
Speaker 1: there last week at the White House when the President
40:50
Speaker 1: and First Lady signed the new executive order, but he
40:53
Speaker 1: also can speak firsthand about the much needed overhaul of
40:55
Speaker 1: our foster care system because he himself was a foster kid.
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Speaker 1: Joining us now our friend, comedian, social media influencer, founder
41:02
Speaker 1: of the food brand Cousin T's, and author of the
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Speaker 1: amazing book There it is from the Foster House to
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Speaker 1: the White House, My pal, Terrence Williams, back on real America.
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Speaker 1: Terrence has been too long, My brother, how you been you?
41:16
Speaker 1: I miss you too, man. Where's my pancakes.
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Speaker 6: How you bet, no way, I gotta call ups. It
41:21
Speaker 6: should have been there.
41:22
Speaker 3: Now I'll take the blueberry ones. How was that last week?
41:25
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, before Terrence came on, I was
41:27
Speaker 1: busting his shops a little bit that I'm jealous that
41:30
Speaker 1: he's had a handful of imitations to the White House
41:33
Speaker 1: during the first term, and now of the second I've
41:34
Speaker 1: never mine.
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Speaker 3: I think got lost in the mail. But anyway, how
41:38
Speaker 3: was that? Can I get some of that? You can
41:46
Speaker 3: take me as your plus one next time. How was
41:48
Speaker 3: that last week?
41:49
Speaker 1: Being in that room with the First Lady and Potus
41:52
Speaker 1: and watching him sign this something that means so much
41:54
Speaker 1: to your heart because you went through.
41:56
Speaker 3: It as a kid growing up. What was this like
41:58
Speaker 3: last week?
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Speaker 12: Well, first of all, I want to just thank President
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Speaker 12: Donald J. Trump and First Lady Milania for being a
42:07
Speaker 12: champion for foster kids.
42:10
Speaker 6: Milania has been a champion.
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Speaker 12: So many people in this country have forgotten about our
42:15
Speaker 12: children in foster care. There are over four hundred thousand
42:18
Speaker 12: children in foster care. And it is about tom that
42:22
Speaker 12: we have an administration that put our children first in America,
42:26
Speaker 12: that put our foster children first, because they need all
42:29
Speaker 12: of the love they need, all of the attention and
42:31
Speaker 12: all of the support. So I mean, it means the
42:35
Speaker 12: world to me that we have a president and a
42:37
Speaker 12: first Lady who cares deeply about the children who are
42:42
Speaker 12: some of the some of the most vulnerable children in America.
42:47
Speaker 12: So I really appreciate that. And I literally went from
42:51
Speaker 12: the Foster House to the White House.
42:53
Speaker 6: I never would imagine. I never thought I would be
42:55
Speaker 6: at the White House.
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Speaker 12: You know, like I always say, I wasn't thinking about
42:58
Speaker 12: the White House when I was in five care. I
43:01
Speaker 12: was just thinking about being at somebody's house eating food. Yeah,
43:04
Speaker 12: no kidding, having a roof over my head. I just
43:07
Speaker 12: wanted to be in in h house.
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Speaker 1: So telling that story a little bit, I don't think
43:12
Speaker 1: I've ever asked you directly, like more on your background
43:17
Speaker 1: as far as how long you were in foster care.
43:19
Speaker 1: Did you get moved around a bunch and and kind
43:20
Speaker 1: of tell us how it was back in the day
43:23
Speaker 1: and you're not that old but when you went through.
43:24
Speaker 1: Because I have a feeling it's going to change dramatically
43:26
Speaker 1: now with Trump CEO.
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Speaker 12: Right, I mean, yeah, so unfortunately, my mother, who I
43:32
Speaker 12: still love dearly, I still love her, but my mother
43:36
Speaker 12: was addicted to drugs.
43:38
Speaker 6: She was addicted to.
43:39
Speaker 12: Crack cocaine, and she had none children, and there were
43:42
Speaker 12: six different fathers and none of those guys were in
43:45
Speaker 12: None of those guys were in the picture at all.
43:48
Speaker 12: And also during that time when my mother had all
43:52
Speaker 12: these children, my sister at the time she was she
43:57
Speaker 12: was thirteen with her second child, Alreay ready she had
44:00
Speaker 12: a first one at eleven or second one at thirteen,
44:04
Speaker 12: So my mother could not she was addicted to drugs,
44:07
Speaker 12: had children and had her children were having children, and
44:12
Speaker 12: so we ended up in the foster care system because
44:14
Speaker 12: she was unable to take care of us and she
44:17
Speaker 12: was unable at the time to.
44:19
Speaker 6: Fight her addiction to beat it. And so I.
44:22
Speaker 12: Bounced around from home to home, you know, foster house
44:25
Speaker 12: to foster house. And then fortunately a lovely family adopted
44:30
Speaker 12: me in my teenage years, which is a blessing because
44:34
Speaker 12: a lot of children end up aging out. A lot
44:36
Speaker 12: of people do not like to adopt teenagers because whatever
44:41
Speaker 12: the kids, yes, because because they think that the teenagers
44:45
Speaker 12: may be difficult to deal with.
44:47
Speaker 6: But let's be honest, what teenager is not difficulty adopted? Yes,
44:54
Speaker 6: you know, some of you know, your your blood children.
44:59
Speaker 3: You're by life.
45:00
Speaker 6: Children can be as bad you know.
45:04
Speaker 3: Home, and that really true.
45:05
Speaker 1: But before that loving home, you said, you moved around
45:08
Speaker 1: and bounced around.
45:09
Speaker 3: So there for you, I've been it.
45:12
Speaker 12: I was in, I was in and out a lot
45:13
Speaker 12: of homes, a lot of homes. But and then I
45:16
Speaker 12: was adopted in my teenage years. And I think my
45:19
Speaker 12: adopted parents, I love them, I love them so dearly.
45:22
Speaker 12: But we need more people like them. We need more
45:25
Speaker 12: people in this country to adopt and to foster, you know,
45:28
Speaker 12: and in and in our lovely movement, the mac of movement,
45:32
Speaker 12: the people on the right, a lot of us are
45:34
Speaker 12: pro life, and I think we should we should take
45:38
Speaker 12: not you know, we should take that a step further
45:40
Speaker 12: saving the babies and also stepping up to foster and
45:44
Speaker 12: adopt children who need homes.
45:48
Speaker 6: We we we really need that.
45:50
Speaker 12: And that's why I'm so glad that we have a
45:52
Speaker 12: first lady in office who cares deeply about foster children.
45:56
Speaker 12: I don't really remember any other Minish who cared as much.
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Speaker 12: I don't at all, and I'm not and I don't
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Speaker 12: I'm not you know, shaming any any other No.
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Speaker 1: Hey, I'm going back and thinking from Reagan, remember.
46:12
Speaker 6: Events under Biden under Obama.
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Speaker 12: I don't really remember that at all, And maybe somebody can,
46:20
Speaker 12: you know.
46:21
Speaker 6: Jog my memory, but I don't remember it.
46:23
Speaker 12: But I believe Milania is a true She's a real
46:26
Speaker 12: champion for for foster children in America.
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Speaker 1: Well, and Terrence, the system is going to get The
46:31
Speaker 1: system's going to get flooded because Trump's tackling two major issues.
46:34
Speaker 4: Right.
46:35
Speaker 1: America is the number one trafficking country in the world.
46:38
Speaker 1: He's fighting the traffickers. So you're going to have more
46:39
Speaker 1: kids get rescued from trafficking. You had the three four
46:42
Speaker 1: hundred thousand kids that Joe and Kamala lost right when
46:45
Speaker 1: they were in charge, the immigrant kids, and we've already
46:48
Speaker 1: rescued thirty forty thousand of them. A lot of these
46:50
Speaker 1: kids aren't going to have families to go back to
46:52
Speaker 1: because we don't know where to send them because coyotes
46:54
Speaker 1: brought him in. So the foster care system is really
46:57
Speaker 1: going to be text and pressured over the next few
46:59
Speaker 1: years as we're getting more of these traffic kids back home,
47:02
Speaker 1: and so it's gonna need a major revamp.
47:05
Speaker 3: And so I hear you, Man.
47:07
Speaker 8: Lady.
47:08
Speaker 12: Most definitely, we got to come together as a community,
47:11
Speaker 12: and this is why I do not. I am so
47:15
Speaker 12: glad that I voted for President Trump. I'm so glad
47:18
Speaker 12: because what comes with him comes Milania, and Milania is
47:21
Speaker 12: so great. I'm so glad that she is my first lady.
47:25
Speaker 12: She always be about to care first lady.
47:28
Speaker 6: Man.
47:28
Speaker 12: I truly believe I am on the right side of history,
47:32
Speaker 12: coming from the foster care system.
47:34
Speaker 6: Voting for ended up, and I ended up voting.
47:36
Speaker 12: For a president who cares about foster kids and his
47:39
Speaker 12: wife cares about foster kids.
47:42
Speaker 6: I was able to go.
47:42
Speaker 1: I bet that your foster family is setting there going.
47:45
Speaker 1: When we adopted this kid into our home as a
47:48
Speaker 1: foster kid, we never thought they would be exactly. Throw
47:53
Speaker 1: the book up again. From the Foster House to the
47:55
Speaker 1: White House.
47:57
Speaker 12: Shows that the American dream is real. Matter fuller you are,
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Speaker 12: no matter if you're black, brown, purple, or blue, you
48:04
Speaker 12: can achieve the American dream. You can achieve whatever you
48:07
Speaker 12: want to achieve. You just have to work hard and
48:11
Speaker 12: go after your dreams. And you can't not play. You
48:13
Speaker 12: got to you have to be a victor and not
48:15
Speaker 12: a victim. Boom and that's a great thing about this country.
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Speaker 12: No matter where, no matter how you start, no matter
48:22
Speaker 12: how you start, it does not determine how you finish.
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Speaker 1: You got it, Terrence Williams, as always, brother, thank you
48:28
Speaker 1: for that encouraging message. Appreciate you, God bless you.
48:31
Speaker 3: Yep see you stick around.
48:33
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48:40
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51:08
Speaker 1: America's federal workforce is coming back online in the wake
51:11
Speaker 1: of the Schumer shut down, the longest government shut down
51:15
Speaker 1: in American history by the way, President Trump signed the
51:18
Speaker 1: government funding bill last Wednesday night, officially ending the record
51:22
Speaker 1: breaking forty three day shutdown. Now, during the impass, many
51:25
Speaker 1: federal workers struggled financially without any pay. Travelers, of course,
51:29
Speaker 1: got stranded at airports. There was huge long lines formed
51:32
Speaker 1: at food banks as the snap and government services were
51:35
Speaker 1: all put on hold for a month and a half.
51:37
Speaker 1: The signing happened just a few hours after the House
51:40
Speaker 1: passed the measure on a two twenty two to two
51:43
Speaker 1: oh nine vote, following the Senate's approval a couple days earlier. Now,
51:48
Speaker 1: with that in mind, did you know the federal workforce
51:52
Speaker 1: is getting more and more expensive, not just by hiring
51:56
Speaker 1: more people. Oh no, no, no, we're not talking about that,
51:59
Speaker 1: because Trump's been trying to cut like thousands of wasteful
52:03
Speaker 1: jobs that we don't need in our federal government.
52:06
Speaker 3: But it's going up and up and up.
52:08
Speaker 1: Because we're paying them more per person, and we probably
52:11
Speaker 1: don't even know about it. There's a trend towards very
52:15
Speaker 1: high compensation for a significant portion of the federal workforce.
52:21
Speaker 3: And while that's happening.
52:22
Speaker 1: Transparency is declining, it making it harder for taxpayers to
52:27
Speaker 1: see who the heck is getting paid what, And I
52:32
Speaker 1: thought we are supposed to know where our money's going.
52:35
Speaker 1: Our friends over and open the Books are now using
52:38
Speaker 1: their data to push for reform, arguing the government growth
52:42
Speaker 1: should come with better oversight. Since twenty twenty, the federal
52:46
Speaker 1: bureacracy has grown slightly in headcount, but massively in the cost.
52:52
Speaker 1: Payroll ready for this has risen twenty four percent, while
52:57
Speaker 1: staffing has only increased five percent.
53:00
Speaker 3: Hmm.
53:00
Speaker 1: The result, high income brackets exploded during the Biden regime.
53:07
Speaker 1: Tens of thousands of federal employees now earned more than
53:11
Speaker 1: two upwards of three hundred thousand dollars a year, more
53:16
Speaker 1: than thirty one thousand federal workers out earn every US governor.
53:22
Speaker 1: Many agencies expanded their payroll far faster than their workforce,
53:27
Speaker 1: and that's when transparency declined sharply, of course it did.
53:32
Speaker 1: In the fiscal year twenty twenty four, the last year
53:34
Speaker 1: of checked out the lunch Jojo, three hundred and eighty
53:38
Speaker 1: three thousand employee names were redacted across fifty eight agencies.
53:43
Speaker 1: The Defense Department withheld almost all their civilian names. Open
53:49
Speaker 1: the Books argues the combination of the higher pay, the
53:51
Speaker 1: large bureaucracy, and reduced visibility has made the federal swamp
53:57
Speaker 1: bigger and better paid, and more secretive than ever before.
54:03
Speaker 1: So it sounds like we got to get President Trump
54:05
Speaker 1: on this and bust down some doors and get some transparency.
54:08
Speaker 1: Going join me now with more details on their brand
54:11
Speaker 1: new report. He's the CEO over openbooks dot Com or
54:14
Speaker 1: pal John Hart back on Real America, John, John, John,
54:18
Speaker 1: I mean, we already knew it was a swamp, that's
54:20
Speaker 1: all we nicknamed it. That we already knew they were
54:22
Speaker 1: paying people to do a lot of jobs that, as
54:25
Speaker 1: we saw during the shutdown, aren't even needed. I mean,
54:28
Speaker 1: you've got President Trump wanting to shut down the Department
54:30
Speaker 1: of Education and streamline most federal agencies. So we know
54:33
Speaker 1: that a lot of these folks their positions aren't even needed.
54:36
Speaker 1: But now we're learning over the past four or five
54:38
Speaker 1: years they got paid a whole bunch more money. I
54:42
Speaker 1: mean two three four thousand dollars. I'll take some of
54:45
Speaker 1: that money back in the way of our taxes, John.
54:49
Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 9: Dan, Look, the problem keeps getting worse. But you know,
54:52
Speaker 9: we're hopeful.
54:52
Speaker 13: We're going to look and look at the numbers next
54:54
Speaker 13: year and see what the Trump administration actually did.
54:57
Speaker 9: There's we're going to hopefully see.
54:58
Speaker 13: Some reductions in the federal wor for some areas are
55:00
Speaker 13: going to be bigger most likely, But we're going to
55:03
Speaker 13: come back.
55:03
Speaker 9: With those numbers.
55:04
Speaker 13: But what we've seen in this period between twenty twenty
55:07
Speaker 13: twenty twenty four, Dan, the problem isn't just that the
55:10
Speaker 13: federal workforce increased, it's that an increase far faster than
55:15
Speaker 13: the private sector. So there was about a thirty three
55:17
Speaker 13: percent increase in the government payroll growth compared to the
55:22
Speaker 13: private sector. And that's including the bump involved with people
55:26
Speaker 13: coming back to work after COVID, so there was an
55:31
Speaker 13: artificial increase, and so that kind of skewed the numbers.
55:34
Speaker 13: So really we're looking at a much more significant growth
55:37
Speaker 13: of government compared to the private sector. And the problem
55:40
Speaker 13: is is again going back to the Founders and the Constitution.
55:43
Speaker 9: The entire purpose of the Constitution.
55:45
Speaker 13: It's a document about limiting government in order to give
55:48
Speaker 13: us more liberty and freedom. And the founders understood that
55:51
Speaker 13: the natural order of things is for government to grow
55:55
Speaker 13: and for liberty to yield to that. So what we've
55:58
Speaker 13: got to do is put the is put the onus
56:00
Speaker 13: on the federal government to shrink.
56:02
Speaker 9: Yeah, so that expands our liberty.
56:04
Speaker 13: You know, every dollar saves in Washington is a dream
56:06
Speaker 13: realized somewhere in America.
56:08
Speaker 9: And we've got to get.
56:09
Speaker 1: The federal point for So that's a great point, John,
56:11
Speaker 1: you know, I mean, I don't have to be a
56:13
Speaker 1: mathematician or an analyst like yourself to understand that if
56:18
Speaker 1: it's growing five percent with staff but their salaries are
56:22
Speaker 1: growing I think the number was twenty four percent or whatever.
56:24
Speaker 1: Something doesn't jive.
56:25
Speaker 3: I get.
56:26
Speaker 1: Inflation was hell underneath Biden. We all know that we
56:29
Speaker 1: suffered it for the four years and we're still suffering
56:31
Speaker 1: it as Trump tries to, you know, level the playing
56:33
Speaker 1: field with tariffs. And it's still a rough patch right
56:35
Speaker 1: now in twenty twenty five. But if you're only increasing
56:38
Speaker 1: your staffing across the board a few percentage, but they're
56:41
Speaker 1: getting raises in the twenty some percentile, especially when COVID
56:44
Speaker 1: was happening and the country was shut down and slowed down,
56:47
Speaker 1: why do government employees, bureaucrats who we can't even see
56:51
Speaker 1: their salary deserve a fifteen to twenty twenty four percent
56:54
Speaker 1: raise when the rest of us were sent home.
56:57
Speaker 3: Nobody was getting anything during COVID. I'm glad you guys
57:00
Speaker 3: did this report. Thank you well.
57:02
Speaker 13: Yeah, and this year is a good example because the
57:04
Speaker 13: real wage increases are only maybe one percent, so that's
57:08
Speaker 13: you know, there's a lot of things that need to
57:09
Speaker 13: happen in the economy to get that number going up again.
57:12
Speaker 9: But again, the government wages are growing way faster, far faster.
57:16
Speaker 13: So we looked at the high endcome earners too, as
57:18
Speaker 13: you mentioned, So we looked at people making one hundred
57:20
Speaker 13: thousand dollars and look, I lived just outside of DC.
57:23
Speaker 13: You know, one hundred thousand dollars is not a ton
57:25
Speaker 13: of DC, but it's a lot in the rest of
57:27
Speaker 13: the country.
57:28
Speaker 9: But of that bracket, we saw I.
57:31
Speaker 13: Think a forty nine percent increase in the number of
57:33
Speaker 13: people earning one hundred thousand dollars or more in the
57:35
Speaker 13: past four years. But when you get to the two
57:37
Speaker 13: hundred thousand dollars bracket, that's about seventy eight thousand people.
57:42
Speaker 13: The number of people making two hundred thousand dollars increased
57:45
Speaker 13: eighty two percent, So you're seeing huge growth and that's
57:49
Speaker 13: and that's what happens that when again, this is what
57:50
Speaker 13: the founders anticipated, is that when you concentrate power in
57:54
Speaker 13: the federal government, it begins to grow out of control
57:58
Speaker 13: like a tumor.
58:00
Speaker 9: That's what we're with the federal government.
58:02
Speaker 13: And that's why this year is so important because the
58:04
Speaker 13: administration has made and efferent with DOGE and other other efforts,
58:08
Speaker 13: and so we're going to be looking really close to
58:10
Speaker 13: what they're doing this year, but also next year. You know,
58:13
Speaker 13: the Department of Education is a great example, is why
58:15
Speaker 13: do we even have the Department of Education?
58:17
Speaker 1: And I bet you found a lot of folks that
58:19
Speaker 1: make two three hundred thousand in that department right.
58:21
Speaker 9: Right, and it didn't exist before nineteen eighties.
58:24
Speaker 3: Thank you for pointing that out.
58:26
Speaker 9: How was it that.
58:26
Speaker 13: We were able to put a man on the moon
58:29
Speaker 13: and win two World wars without a federal department much.
58:32
Speaker 3: And have better test scores? Jonathan? How about better test scores?
58:35
Speaker 1: You mentioned that, look at our decline since the nineties,
58:39
Speaker 1: and the Department of It came in what's seventy eight,
58:42
Speaker 1: seventy seven, seventy that's somewhere in there.
58:43
Speaker 3: The point being is.
58:44
Speaker 1: It's not like our kids got way smarter thanks to that,
58:47
Speaker 1: But we've spent billions on that department.
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Speaker 3: John, out of time.
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Speaker 1: Where do we find that latest report on how they're
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Speaker 1: blowing our money? Good?
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Speaker 13: Open the books dot com or open the book substa
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Speaker 13: dot com and you'll find all our reports.
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Speaker 1: Appreciate you so much, CEO, open the books dot com,
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Speaker 1: John Hart, as always, thanks for tracking our cash. Mister President,
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Speaker 1: you've heard it now, please do something about it. John,
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Speaker 1: Thank you. Good night, and folks, that's gonna do it.
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