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8/3/26 -- Dan Ball W/ Mike Sarraille, Steve Montgomery, Matt Maddock, Dr. Eric Nepute, Jeremy Portnoy. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America tonight, We're going to head
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Speaker 1: to the state of Michigan, where a radical Islamic communist
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Speaker 1: is running for US Senate and his challenger, a kooky
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Speaker 1: radical liberal Democrat congresswoman, is downing the polls. This is new.
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Speaker 1: Polls show that Democrat voters one in three said they'll
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Speaker 1: vote for a socialist in this country. Friends, that is scary.
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Speaker 1: We have to stop it. Plus, HJA Secretary RFK Junior
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Speaker 1: knukes CNN's Dana Bash this weekend for doubling down on
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Speaker 1: her network's coverage of the pandemic and cozying up to Fauci.
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Speaker 1: You gotta see the glorious takedown. We've got highlights, and
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Speaker 1: President Trump calls off a massive strike in the eleventh
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Speaker 1: hour on a ran over the weekend, giving the pathetic
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Speaker 1: regime one last chance to surrender. I'm Dan Baldon and
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Speaker 1: Real America starts right now. Good month, even to you, folks.
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Speaker 1: Are beginning tonight's program with a preview of the primaries
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Speaker 1: that we've got coming up on Tuesday, and we're going
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Speaker 1: to focus in on Michigan tonight for a good reason, because,
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Speaker 1: my fellow patriots, I'm telling you here. America is at
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Speaker 1: a crossroads. The importance of this November midterms cannot be understated.
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Speaker 1: I know that twenty four was big, and we thought
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty was big, and when Trump won, that was big.
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Speaker 1: Now this is the biggest, and I'll explain why in
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Speaker 1: a moment. Republicans are holding an extremely narrow majority in
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Speaker 1: both chambers. Right what have we got three over in
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Speaker 1: the Senate and only a couple in the House. This
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Speaker 1: as Democrat voters and even the Democrat Party, and forget
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Speaker 1: the old Kennedy Democrats. They're gone or they're quiet, they're
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Speaker 1: leaning into they're voting for radical socialists. Hell, let's call
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Speaker 1: them what. They are, communists, and they're cozying up to
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Speaker 1: radical Islam. Now you tell me how does socialism, communism,
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Speaker 1: and Islam go with capitalism and this Republic and our constitution.
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Speaker 1: They don't. This midterm And I hate to use a
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Speaker 1: Joe bidenism, but this midterm is the battle for the
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Speaker 1: soul of America. If you want your kids and your
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Speaker 1: grandkids to grow up in any resemblance of America that
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Speaker 1: you and I grew up in, then we got to
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Speaker 1: put a stop to this stuff right now. I'm telling you,
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Speaker 1: and one of the key battlegrounds is Michigan tomorrow, Kansas, Missouri, Virginia, Washington.
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Speaker 1: Those are the states are gonna have primaries, Okay, and
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Speaker 1: there is no shortage of crazy ass candidates. But when
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Speaker 1: it comes to the craziest, I'm going to say Michigan
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Speaker 1: takes the cake on the Democrat ticket. There's a major
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Speaker 1: House race underway and a huge Senate race, But the
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Speaker 1: real news is about these two clowns right here. Those
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Speaker 1: are your Democrat candidates for United States set. One on
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Speaker 1: the left, a radical Islamic Commi abdul el sayed. The other.
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Speaker 1: We've shown you her clips before, some kookie congresswoman named
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Speaker 1: Haley Stevens. Steven's currently serving in the state's eleventh district.
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Speaker 1: Her campaign events well pretty weird.
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Speaker 2: I am going to be working on our behalf. I
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Speaker 2: am going to be telling the stories on our behalf,
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Speaker 2: and you better believe I'm going to be doing it
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Speaker 2: with a little bit of joy, a little bit of enthusiasm,
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Speaker 2: a little bit of energy, and a little bit of
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Speaker 2: sicket to them.
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Speaker 1: Here's the problem with your sticking to them. You're down
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Speaker 1: in the polls. The guy that's ahead of you. He's dangerous.
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Speaker 1: This clown say ed he spoke recently at a banquet
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Speaker 1: for Care. You know what Care is right. They're the
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Speaker 1: ones that labeled me and Islamic extremist a couple of
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Speaker 1: months ago. That's that big committee or Commission for American
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Speaker 1: Islamic Relations that's funded by the Muslim otherhood that wants
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Speaker 1: a Jihad in our country. He's speaking to him, He's
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Speaker 1: talking to them like, we have to bring Islam to America,
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Speaker 1: it's our right. And he's comparing bringing Islam to America
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Speaker 1: and Americans pushing back and saying no to racism and
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Speaker 1: to indigenous people. This guy's sick, but this is their plan, Folks.
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Speaker 1: Roll it.
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Speaker 3: You can't understand a shady aah Ben without understanding the
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Speaker 3: trail of tears. You can't understand the efforts to uproove
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Speaker 3: Muslim Americans without understanding the Tulsa massacre. You cannot understand
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Speaker 3: the challenges we face today without understanding white supremacy.
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Speaker 1: Joining me now to discuss the state of Michigan and
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Speaker 1: bigger picture of the state of our country if we
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Speaker 1: don't do something about it. He's a Michigan State rep.
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Speaker 1: Forradition fifty one. Matt Maddock back on Real America. Matt,
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Speaker 1: let me say ask you a simple question. Okay, patriot
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Speaker 1: to patriot, I don't give a crap if the camera's
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Speaker 1: own or not, because I am serious about this threat.
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Speaker 1: Do you think I'm exaggerating that?
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Speaker 4: No, I don't think you're I don't think you're exaggerating
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Speaker 4: at all. And what the Islamist jahadists do is they
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Speaker 4: use the Left as a tool as a stepping stone
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Speaker 4: to gain their control, and then what they do is
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Speaker 4: they put them all in jail or execute them. That's
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Speaker 4: what they've done for a thousand years. But I pick
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Speaker 4: the Islamic jihadist communist to win this race versus the
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Speaker 4: crazy freak show Hailey Stevens. So, but I think that's
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Speaker 4: going to be good because Mike Rodgers is going to
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Speaker 4: be our candidate, and Mike Rodgers is gonna is going
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Speaker 4: to beat him. So I just don't see Michigan voting
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Speaker 4: for this this kind of personality and this sort of
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Speaker 4: communist So I'm excited about it. I really hope he
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Speaker 4: wins because he's going to lose. So that's that's that's
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Speaker 4: the good news.
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Speaker 1: Well, I hope to God you're right, because I'm going
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Speaker 1: to tell you, Matt, and I travel across this country
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Speaker 1: quite a bit for different engagements and speeches and whatnot,
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Speaker 1: and I see this infiltration of Islam everywhere. It's not
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Speaker 1: just the big boiling over points like we saw in
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Speaker 1: Dearborn over the weekend, Okay, where they run the whole
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Speaker 1: damn city. It's not just in Houston. It's not just
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Speaker 1: in Minnesota. It's not just in your state. It's not
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Speaker 1: just in New York City with Zohan Man Danny. It's
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Speaker 1: now happening everywhere. They're in medium to small cities and
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Speaker 1: they're waiting. They're waiting for their takeover. This has been
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Speaker 1: planned for years, wasn't it back in the early nineties, Matt,
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Speaker 1: when the FBI discovered that the Muslim Brotherhood was funding
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Speaker 1: getting more mosques and more education centers built in America
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Speaker 1: with the long term goal right of fifty two, one
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Speaker 1: hundred years from now, for making this the land of Allah.
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Speaker 1: That's been their plan for decades. Am I wrong?
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Speaker 4: No, You're completely right. And you know there's too many
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Speaker 4: people asleep on forestry in this nation. But I hope,
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Speaker 4: I hope that people wake up when they see what's
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Speaker 4: really happening, and we need to start pushing back in
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Speaker 4: my opinions, So, but I have hope for the future.
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Speaker 4: I think that they're going to have a hard time
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Speaker 4: conquering America. We have too many Christians here and they're
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Speaker 4: gonna there's gonna be ah, there's going to be a
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Speaker 4: blog road for them to do it.
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Speaker 5: Maybe, you know, I think England is going to be first.
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Speaker 5: I think they're.
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Speaker 4: Probably thirty or forty years away from conquering England and
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Speaker 4: taken over England. But I think, uh, I think, I
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Speaker 4: think this will be probably one of the last stands
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Speaker 4: will ever have. So, I mean, I have faith faith
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Speaker 4: that we're going to we're not going to fall under
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Speaker 4: islamis Islamic chi Hotism.
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Speaker 1: Like Europe has. Every europe nation, I mean seriously, right,
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Speaker 1: look what's happening in Spain right now, France, Germany and
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Speaker 1: the UK has already fallen. The only ones in like
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Speaker 1: Eastern Europe and they don't fall are Poland, Hungary and
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Speaker 1: nations who close their border and didn't allow mass migration.
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Speaker 1: I'll add one more thing, Matt, Besides a lot of Christians,
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Speaker 1: we also have something else that those countries took away.
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Speaker 1: It's called two A. We have the Second Amendment.
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Speaker 5: Thank God, thank God, thank you know the founding fathers.
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Speaker 4: I'm sure we're we're the threat of radical Islam, and
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Speaker 4: I'm sure that's one of the reasons why we have
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Speaker 4: the Second Amendment. I mean, they designed that. It was
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Speaker 4: perfectly designed to protect us against foreign invaders, and that's
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Speaker 4: what they really are.
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Speaker 5: So praise god they did that, all right.
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Speaker 1: What else is going on in Michigan. I saw there
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Speaker 1: was a huge event in Dearborn, like forty five thousand
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Speaker 1: Muslims took to the streets as well. And you have
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Speaker 1: these crazy candidates running on both the Democrat Socialist ticket
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Speaker 1: and I don't know, the Democrat Islamic ticket. Is there
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Speaker 1: any good news in Michigan. I know that we're looking
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Speaker 1: forward to November and Republicans winning, but I'm just looking
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Speaker 1: at these primaries going. I don't see a normal Democrat
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Speaker 1: candidate on the ticket.
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Speaker 4: We have a very heated primary for the governor in Michigan.
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Speaker 4: You've got basically you've got the establishment versus the outsider,
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Speaker 4: and it's quite quite an amazing race because what Michigan
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Speaker 4: is like the upside down state because the people that
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Speaker 4: were working against Trump for many years are all part
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Speaker 4: of the team that are worked to get the guy
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Speaker 4: who elected who was endorsed by President Trump and not
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Speaker 4: the outsider Perry Johnson.
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Speaker 5: Is why I'm supporting. He's the outsider.
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Speaker 4: He's a multi million he's a millionaire, and he's not
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Speaker 4: beholding to anyone who's funding the campaign with his own money,
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Speaker 4: which is unique.
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Speaker 5: And he's an outsider.
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Speaker 4: And he's going to go to land seeing and we're
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Speaker 4: going to cut budgets and eliminate the income tax and
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Speaker 4: then the fun starts.
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Speaker 1: Amen. Well, we will hold our breath till tomorrow night
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Speaker 1: and then see what happens in these five states. A
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Speaker 1: lot of big primaries and a lot of elections to
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Speaker 1: go before the midterms, which are now, oh my goodness,
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Speaker 1: what are we ninety days out? Exactly almost somewhere around there.
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Speaker 1: Scary times. We got to get the vote out. Don't
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Speaker 1: be lazy this year, folks. Matt Maddock representing the fifty
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Speaker 1: first over there in Michigan, thank you, sir, appreciate you.
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Speaker 5: If we win in tonight, you have the great work.
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Speaker 1: Dan Trying trying all right, coming up after the break
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Speaker 1: AHHS Secretary RFK Junior appeared on CNN State of the
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Speaker 1: Union with the propaganda's host named Dana Bash yesterday, and
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Speaker 1: let's just say it was glorious. She tried to defend
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Speaker 1: Fauci in the whole COVID plandemic and he tore to shreds.
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Speaker 1: We've got highlights. Plus, the Trump ministration continues to drain
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Speaker 1: President Trump personally shows restraint over the weekend after he's
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Speaker 1: of the problem. No, I wasn't though it.
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Speaker 7: Was absolute press malpractice.
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Speaker 1: Weren't allowing your secretary your job.
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Speaker 7: Your job is a fear ash skepticism.
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Speaker 1: And you weren't doing that.
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Speaker 8: You am My job is also No. Okay, are you
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Speaker 8: gonna you want to sit here and attack me or
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Speaker 8: do you want to have conversations? I'm not attacking you.
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Speaker 8: I'm asking questions about how to pret question and I'll
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Speaker 8: tell you that's what I'm trying to do.
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Speaker 1: Can I get in a plaud track in the back, Chris?
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Speaker 1: Do we have those? When something's really amazing? We need
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Speaker 1: applaud track? So I'm just not out here by myself
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Speaker 1: applauding our amazing HHS Secretary Bobby Kennedy Jr. There just
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Speaker 1: shredding Dana bash Over at CNN for her peddling of
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Speaker 1: the deadly lies on behalf of Anthony Fauci, Big Pharma
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Speaker 1: and the sleepy Joe Biden regime during that two three
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Speaker 1: years of the COVID pandemic. I mean, you got to
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Speaker 1: give it to him. He was on her show yesterday, right,
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Speaker 1: I think it's the state of the Union. I don't know.
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Speaker 1: I don't watch CNN only for the highlights to tell
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Speaker 1: you what those idiots are saying. I don't watch it
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Speaker 1: any longer. But he went into the lions Den, the
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Speaker 1: liars of CNN. Remember who had the death ticker up there.
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Speaker 1: He even reminded her of that, the death ticker and
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Speaker 1: all the bs they told us for like three years,
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Speaker 1: don't forget. Serving as the network's chief political correspondent, Miss
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Speaker 1: Bash pushed the identical propaganda that Anthony Fauci was pushing.
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Speaker 1: And that's why she deserves that treatment from RFK Junior.
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Speaker 1: And by the way, I thought he was composed. She
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Speaker 1: lost her stuff or the intervief. You haven't watched it.
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Speaker 1: I hate to say, go watch it. We'll show you
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Speaker 1: some more highlights because I don't want to give CNN
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Speaker 1: any more ratings as they're continuing to tank. Anyway, it
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Speaker 1: was yesterday they talked about everything from the pandemic and
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Speaker 1: the lockdown of the vaccines, the six feet distancing the matter.
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Speaker 1: She kept doubling down. She swore at the time. That's
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Speaker 1: what we knew, and so we went with it. Why
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Speaker 1: didn't you question it like a journalist. No, because you
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Speaker 1: were a propagandist. That's why journalism malpractice, I believe, Bobby said.
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Speaker 1: They also discussed what the Trump administration's doing to prepare
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Speaker 1: for a possible next plandemic. That's assuming there's another virus
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Speaker 1: that gets engineered and unleashed by accident on all of us.
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Speaker 7: We can tell on the front lines what's working and
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Speaker 7: what's not. If we had listened to those doctors during
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Speaker 7: the COVID pandemic, we would have saved potentially millions lives.
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Speaker 7: There were therapeutics out there that were working. There were
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Speaker 7: doctors that were having no deaths from COVID and treating
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Speaker 7: in some cases thousands of patients, and we weren't listening.
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Speaker 1: Ton't inside.
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Speaker 5: We were doing the opposite.
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Speaker 7: We were shutting them down.
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Speaker 1: It thank you. Therapeutics do work. And there's doctors that
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Speaker 1: didn't use the vacs on their patients and saved thousands
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Speaker 1: of lives. And our next guest coming up did just that.
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Speaker 1: And it's what I've been saying on this show. Anyway.
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Speaker 1: They also sparred over the legacy media's bogus reporting about
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Speaker 1: I guess there's some measles cases. I'm not going to
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Speaker 1: use the word outbreak on this show to scare you
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Speaker 1: like CNN does, because I think it's literally a couple thousand. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: a handful of states across our nation have seen a
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Speaker 1: very slight rise in measles. But Dana thinks that's because
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Speaker 1: RFK is not doing his job and fired people at
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Speaker 1: the CDC and blah blah blah blah blah.
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Speaker 4: Roll it.
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Speaker 8: There is study after study after study. It's one of
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Speaker 8: the most study things out there, and science and it
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Speaker 8: is different.
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Speaker 1: Like a parrot. So I've actually read the science, but
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Speaker 1: you don't want to. You don't want to hear and
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Speaker 1: debate this.
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Speaker 8: So I'm not debating this view.
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Speaker 1: Of course you want no, because.
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Speaker 7: You know how to do is repeat things that people
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Speaker 7: told you and say trust the experts.
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Speaker 1: That's what you do.
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Speaker 7: During COVID, now we know that Anthony Fauci, who was
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Speaker 7: the expert, was lying about everything about massive about the
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Speaker 7: social distancing, about natural immunity, about the transmission from the vaccine,
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Speaker 7: about the source of COVID. He was lying, and you
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Speaker 7: were punishing people for not trusting the experts, and now
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Speaker 7: you're rolling out the experts again to talk about something
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Speaker 7: that you have no personal knowledge of.
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Speaker 1: Again, I need an applaud track, doctor NAPOUTI clap with me.
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Speaker 1: My god, I loved Bobby Kennedy Junior. Don't you join
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Speaker 1: you now to sound off about that interview? But bigger
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Speaker 1: picture what they were discussing the COVID plandemic and how
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Speaker 1: the mainstream media I wouldn't even complicit. They were like
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Speaker 1: partners with Fauci and big pharma, and now this measles
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Speaker 1: scare and then oh yeah, the exploding diarrhea. She tried
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Speaker 1: to get him on that one too. Anyway, he's a physician,
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Speaker 1: he's an author, and he's a real medical researcher, unlike Fauci.
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Speaker 1: My friend, doctor Eric Naputtibeck on the program, Doc, remind
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Speaker 1: my viewers real quick, how many lives do you think
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Speaker 1: at your dozens of clinics in Missouri? Right? How many
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Speaker 1: people did you treat with therapeutics like our hhe secretary
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Speaker 1: was talking about and saved because I believe you told
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Speaker 1: me you had no deaths during COVID Is that correct?
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Speaker 1: Give me the number? Yeah, we have over.
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Speaker 9: Eleven thousand documented cases of COVID nineteen during the pandemic
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Speaker 9: from the beginning of the end that we know of
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Speaker 9: that we help these people with zero injections, zero remdesevir,
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Speaker 9: and we.
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Speaker 1: Did it all with therapeutics that work. Eleven thousand. Amen,
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Speaker 1: didn't lose one, did you? That's what I took. I
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Speaker 1: was calling you. We've called this doc, my wife and
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Speaker 1: I for family and friends over the last five six
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Speaker 1: years with all this BS going down, and every single
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Speaker 1: one of them gets better with simple therapeutics. AnyWho, what
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Speaker 1: do you think of that interview? By the way, I
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Speaker 1: just want to know. And how about the line? By
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Speaker 1: the way, what did he say? Do you say medium malpractice? Yes,
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Speaker 1: that's what it is.
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Speaker 9: Mediam malpractice is exactly what it is. I'm borrowing that
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Speaker 9: from RFK moving forward because that's the case. I mean, listen,
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Speaker 9: he did a perfect job standing his ground, and literally
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Speaker 9: she proved herself.
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Speaker 1: She proved him right the entire time. I mean, listen.
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Speaker 9: If anybody believes anything that Fauci says to be true, listen,
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Speaker 9: I don't know what to say other than you need
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Speaker 9: a new medical procedure called a cranial recdotomy. We got
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Speaker 9: to pull that cranium out of your rectum because the lockdowns.
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Speaker 9: They lied about the mask, they lied about the vacs,
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Speaker 9: they lied about the injuries, they lied about I mean, look,
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Speaker 9: RFK was right. The US we had one of the
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Speaker 9: worst rates of COVID deaths of any country out there.
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Speaker 9: You know, out of a million infections, we had three thousand,
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Speaker 9: three thousand deaths for every one million in infections we had,
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Speaker 9: and in Africa they had three hundred and fifty for
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Speaker 9: every one million.
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Speaker 1: I mean, Dan, this is crazy.
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Speaker 9: And so when Fauci was on the media being the
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Speaker 9: media darling that he was, Dana did exactly what even
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Speaker 9: Elon Musk found. You know, we saw that our government
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Speaker 9: actually gave money to CNN, MSNBC, these other you know,
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Speaker 9: horrible media malpractice individuals to propagandize their narrative. And by
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Speaker 9: the way, RFK clearly said that most of these problems
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Speaker 9: we're seeing are coming from gain of function. He even
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Speaker 9: mentioned in that interview the line disease is a potential
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Speaker 9: gain of function issue, which we see in our practice
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Speaker 9: all the time. So, Dan, I think he did a
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Speaker 9: fantastic job. I'm glad that he had the testicular fortitude
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Speaker 9: to stand up against her for what's right.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, because he's been studying this stuff for twenty
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Speaker 1: five thirty years. As he reminds everyone, Dana, all you
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Speaker 1: do is read a teleprompter. Dear, sorry, hate to burch
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Speaker 1: your bubble. You're not a scientist or a doctor. And
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Speaker 1: then she had to go, you're not either. Yeah, but
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Speaker 1: this has been his life for twenty five thirty years. Right,
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Speaker 1: Let's real quick, go to measles, because as you saw
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Speaker 1: in that interview, they had their little chiron the CG
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Speaker 1: trying to nail him, like biggest outbreak in thirty five
19:17
Speaker 1: years because they're trying to blame him and Trump. Can
19:20
Speaker 1: you tell me how many cases do we have? It's
19:23
Speaker 1: not huge. I thought I saw a nineteen hundred and
19:25
Speaker 1: thirty six or something in a couple states, no deaths.
19:28
Speaker 1: And he even said to her, if parents want to
19:31
Speaker 1: get the measles backs, the MMR that we've been having
19:33
Speaker 1: for decades, he thinks that one's safe, go ahead. But
19:36
Speaker 1: she was trying to nail him all kinds of stuff.
19:38
Speaker 1: Your thoughts on that one, Doc, Dan, This is real simple.
19:40
Speaker 9: Go back and look at the last twenty years of
19:43
Speaker 9: back to school media, they're always pushing measles shots. Great,
19:47
Speaker 9: go get one if you want that's what rf Case
19:49
Speaker 9: said you can do. But he also said, if you
19:51
Speaker 9: don't want one, you don't have to have one. By
19:53
Speaker 9: the way, there's about, like you said, about nineteen hundred
19:56
Speaker 9: cases in the US right now, about par for course
19:59
Speaker 9: this time of the year annually that we have. By
20:02
Speaker 9: the way, Dan, you go back the last ten years
20:04
Speaker 9: on measles, we've had three deaths and zero this year.
20:07
Speaker 9: In ten years, more people died from McDonald's, from from
20:11
Speaker 9: tail and all from.
20:12
Speaker 1: All kinds of balls in their shower.
20:15
Speaker 9: Dan, real, there's way more risk that there's been associated
20:19
Speaker 9: with the MMR vaccine than there has been actually four
20:23
Speaker 9: measles by themselves, which has a ninety nine point nine
20:25
Speaker 9: percent resolution on its own. If you're scared of measles,
20:29
Speaker 9: you're scared of a cough, you're scared of a fever,
20:31
Speaker 9: you're scared of a rash. It's just not relevant. It
20:33
Speaker 9: doesn't make any sense. We used to have measles parties
20:36
Speaker 9: and chicken pox parties when we were kids. Dan, It's
20:39
Speaker 9: just it's unnecessary.
20:40
Speaker 1: I do remember that, Yeah, blown out they'd get the
20:43
Speaker 1: kids together. Okay, everybody, get it so we can get
20:45
Speaker 1: this out of the families and out of the way.
20:46
Speaker 1: That's what you can do in the sixties, seventies, and eighties.
20:49
Speaker 1: You're exactly right, die final one, the exploding diarrhea. This
20:53
Speaker 1: is the cyclospora. Did I say it right.
20:57
Speaker 9: Now?
20:57
Speaker 1: There's twelve thousand cases. It's in multiple states. And here
21:00
Speaker 1: is the unfortunate. There are two deaths in Michigan. They're
21:03
Speaker 1: linking to it. But I also doc have not seen
21:06
Speaker 1: the particulars on those two deaths, and if they were compromised,
21:10
Speaker 1: I would assume they probably were. Fill me in on
21:13
Speaker 1: this one. And should we freaking out about dirty tinted
21:16
Speaker 1: lettuce that's going to give you some real bad diarrhea.
21:19
Speaker 9: No, we shouldn't be freaking out, And this too shall pass,
21:22
Speaker 9: just like when we seelostheria or E. Coli or other
21:26
Speaker 9: outbreaks that happen with contaminated food all the time. And
21:30
Speaker 9: by the way, you're right, anyone who dies from diarrhea
21:33
Speaker 9: usually has other underlining issues. I mean, there's a lot
21:37
Speaker 9: of people that die across the globe from diarrhea and
21:41
Speaker 9: dysentery all the time.
21:42
Speaker 1: Not in America.
21:43
Speaker 9: That's very rare. So for sure, these folks have some
21:46
Speaker 9: underlining issues. Dan, wash your vegetables in, you know, baking
21:50
Speaker 9: soda and some vinegar. Take some activated charcoal and some
21:54
Speaker 9: digestive enzymes if you're worried about it. We've seen a
21:57
Speaker 9: couple dozen cases of this here in Missouri over the
22:01
Speaker 9: past month. It's not a big deal. Usually three days
22:04
Speaker 9: that's totally gone.
22:05
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, let me just end this, doc, and I'm
22:07
Speaker 1: sure you will chime in with me as well in
22:10
Speaker 1: telling our hh secretary, great job, well done, that was amazing.
22:15
Speaker 1: I hope he does more mainstream fake news and puts
22:19
Speaker 1: him in their place, and he continues to use your
22:22
Speaker 1: guilty of media malpractice. Doc. Thank you, brother, Amen, You're welcome.
22:27
Speaker 1: Thank you, Dan, I appreciate you. All Right, straight ahead,
22:29
Speaker 1: the Trump ministration continues its purge of the big fat swamp.
22:34
Speaker 1: This is we're learning just how many more bloated government
22:36
Speaker 1: jobs forty seven has been trying to cut in our
22:39
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22:42
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23:26
Speaker 5: We are draining the slop.
23:28
Speaker 1: It's very simple.
23:30
Speaker 10: And the days of rule by unelected bureaucrats are over.
23:35
Speaker 1: There's President Trump back in twenty five in March when
23:38
Speaker 1: he was doing that joint addressed to Congress, saying we're
23:41
Speaker 1: gonna drain it. We're gonna fire him. He's been trying.
23:44
Speaker 1: Don't forget. There's thousands and thousands of bureaucrats, by the way,
23:48
Speaker 1: that are on both sides of the aisle that don't
23:51
Speaker 1: want to go. They're not going to go peacefully into
23:53
Speaker 1: this good night. I love this, by the way, Good
23:55
Speaker 1: good one, guys. But so far there have been thousands
23:59
Speaker 1: of bureau that have been fired. Only about ten, maybe
24:03
Speaker 1: twelve percent, But he's trying. Have you ever seen any
24:06
Speaker 1: other president try to fire all those people in Washington,
24:08
Speaker 1: DC that just waste our tax money? For example, Bureau
24:13
Speaker 1: of Labor Statistics and the National Agricultural Statistic Service and
24:17
Speaker 1: the National Center for Education Stats have been gutted. That's
24:20
Speaker 1: a couple of them. Oh yeah, don't forget USAID. Other
24:24
Speaker 1: statistical agencies have also seen major cuts, And now a
24:28
Speaker 1: huge percentage of active and retired bureaucrats are saying they'll
24:32
Speaker 1: never go back into government again. Good, we don't need you.
24:36
Speaker 1: Things are running just fine without you. Even the US
24:42
Speaker 1: Army is fast tracking firings by ordering supervisors to terminate
24:46
Speaker 1: civilian employees whose performance is unacceptable. Good. If you're not
24:52
Speaker 1: keeping up, get out. This is courtesy of a memo
24:56
Speaker 1: released in July. It applies to any civilian roles in
24:59
Speaker 1: the Army, the Army, of in the Army National Guard.
25:01
Speaker 1: Supervisors must contact human resources within seven days of making
25:05
Speaker 1: a determination, and the employee has seven days to respond.
25:09
Speaker 1: All the while, the directive also calls for stronger rewards
25:12
Speaker 1: for high performing employees, like a pay raise or a bonus. Yeah,
25:18
Speaker 1: do good work, get rewarded. Suck, get fired. That's how
25:22
Speaker 1: it works in the normal world in America, in a
25:25
Speaker 1: capitalism society, right, that's what capitalism's all about. If you're
25:29
Speaker 1: not making the cut, if you're wasting, we get rid
25:32
Speaker 1: of you. And then guess what, if you have great employees,
25:35
Speaker 1: you make that agency stronger. Speaking of the Trump administration
25:40
Speaker 1: trying to fire people, we're told they've saved about two
25:43
Speaker 1: billion dollars just in salary payments by firing over fifty
25:49
Speaker 1: thousand civil servants, if we want to call them that.
25:52
Speaker 1: That's according to a new report out by our next guest.
25:56
Speaker 1: The swamp is being drained, and I hope that God
25:59
Speaker 1: there's more to come. Joining us now with more details
26:02
Speaker 1: on how many folks have been fired and how much
26:05
Speaker 1: cash we're saving. He's an investigative journalist with openbooks dot Com.
26:09
Speaker 1: For the first time, Jeremy Portnoy on Real America. All right, Jeremy,
26:14
Speaker 1: fill our viewers in because I mean, last year there
26:19
Speaker 1: was a lot of firings, a lot of layoffs. There
26:21
Speaker 1: was departments slash ten twenty thirty percent, USAID all but
26:26
Speaker 1: shut down. I know he's trying to hack at the
26:28
Speaker 1: Department of Education. So give me some good news here.
26:32
Speaker 11: So we have to wait a bit for the numbers
26:34
Speaker 11: for the government to answer our open records requests. Well,
26:37
Speaker 11: we can confirm now that the federal civilian workforce decreased
26:41
Speaker 11: by fifty four thousand employees last year, which is definitely progress.
26:45
Speaker 11: It's just to start. There's still close to one and
26:47
Speaker 11: a half million of them left. That's not even including
26:51
Speaker 11: the military or all the contractors the government hires. But
26:54
Speaker 11: we're seeing huge staff cuts at us at USAID, obviously
26:58
Speaker 11: at the Department of Education. So it's definitely trending in
27:02
Speaker 11: the right direction.
27:03
Speaker 1: It's a start. Here's my whole thing. You know, people
27:05
Speaker 1: are complaining Trump's not doing this fast enough, for this,
27:07
Speaker 1: fast enough, for that, fast enough. Jeremy would like to
27:10
Speaker 1: remind them how the wheels turn in Washington, see very slowly.
27:17
Speaker 1: I've never seen a president in my lifetime actually try
27:20
Speaker 1: to slash tens of thousands of jobs and get the
27:24
Speaker 1: budget down with these employees. We all know it's bloated,
27:28
Speaker 1: but I've never heard anybody do this left or right exactly.
27:32
Speaker 11: It takes a very long time, and even the process
27:35
Speaker 11: as it's going now, you saw a ton of backlash
27:37
Speaker 11: on that from the right as well, and of.
27:39
Speaker 1: Course on the left to Doze's work.
27:41
Speaker 11: So it's gonna take time. The federal workforce did increase
27:44
Speaker 11: as a good amount during Trump's first term, then increased
27:47
Speaker 11: way more under Biden. So even now there's still more
27:50
Speaker 11: civilian employees than there were just back in twenty twenty two.
27:54
Speaker 11: So it's gonna take time to undo all that and
27:56
Speaker 11: start getting people out the door and reduce the size
27:58
Speaker 11: of this bureaucracy.
28:00
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm gonna throw up some headlines quick again. The
28:04
Speaker 1: fifty thousand federal employees, that's over two point two billion
28:07
Speaker 1: dollars in salaries. The Trump administration actually holding federal employees
28:13
Speaker 1: to task, meaning if you're not keeping up like the
28:16
Speaker 1: ones in the army, the civilians, you'll get disciplined, then
28:19
Speaker 1: you get fired. Amn. You already talked about USAID, and
28:23
Speaker 1: I mentioned the Education Department. We saw the biggest decreases
28:26
Speaker 1: in workers there in twenty twenty five in the history
28:29
Speaker 1: of both of those agencies. That's amazing. But here's the
28:33
Speaker 1: rich one. This cracks me up. So Chucky Schumer, a Democrat,
28:38
Speaker 1: just pitched in the Senate he wants a new federal
28:42
Speaker 1: agency wants to create a new federal agency to investigate
28:46
Speaker 1: corruption by federal workers and employees. Wait, so, I'm just go, Jeremy,
28:53
Speaker 1: I can't even you want to hire more people to
28:56
Speaker 1: go fight anyway, Go ahead, it's so stupid.
29:00
Speaker 11: No, you're totally right. It's like the Fox carding the
29:02
Speaker 11: Henaus right, the employee of organizations like Open the Books.
29:04
Speaker 11: You need these private outside groups to really go in
29:07
Speaker 11: and investigate what's happening. And that's why it's so important
29:10
Speaker 11: for the government to be transparent with this sort of thing.
29:13
Speaker 11: We know the progress is happening, we still don't have
29:16
Speaker 11: from the government how much bonuses they're paying to federal employees.
29:19
Speaker 11: That's tens of millions of dollars. It's been redacted from us.
29:23
Speaker 11: We've had to threaten a lawsuit against them, so we'll
29:25
Speaker 11: see where that heads. But right now we're battling to
29:28
Speaker 11: try and get that information.
29:29
Speaker 1: Yeah. See, folks, even these think tent groups that are
29:33
Speaker 1: out there tracking your money. It doesn't matter that President
29:35
Speaker 1: Trump's in charge. The swamp is so deep and it's
29:39
Speaker 1: both sides, Republican in Senate or Republican Democrats. I want
29:42
Speaker 1: you to think about that. The President's always talking about
29:45
Speaker 1: cutting and he's ordering people to do it. They slow
29:48
Speaker 1: roll it, they stall it, they shelled it, they stick
29:50
Speaker 1: it in a drawer. They don't do what he says.
29:53
Speaker 1: I mean, you guys want answers, and it takes you
29:54
Speaker 1: forever to get answers.
29:57
Speaker 11: Right, This was not common. We've been filing the same
29:59
Speaker 11: open rind Ak's request every year ago and back to
30:01
Speaker 11: when Obama was president. Usually we get the full federal
30:04
Speaker 11: payroll right away in January without a problem. This time,
30:08
Speaker 11: it took until April tell them we were going to
30:10
Speaker 11: sue them in court for them to finally produce it,
30:13
Speaker 11: and still they redacted almost four hundred thousand names. Like
30:16
Speaker 11: I mentioned, they haven't given us that bonus ata. And
30:19
Speaker 11: it says all information that could just improve public trust
30:22
Speaker 11: in government.
30:22
Speaker 9: Right.
30:23
Speaker 11: You hear people trying to discredit Doze, trying to discredit
30:26
Speaker 11: the work that President Trump is doing. If the information
30:28
Speaker 11: is released publicly makes it a lot more reliable. It
30:31
Speaker 11: makes it harder for any critic to say, no, this
30:33
Speaker 11: is a lie, it's not happening. You can just show
30:35
Speaker 11: the numbers.
30:36
Speaker 1: It's very simple, that's right, because math's not racist, and
30:38
Speaker 1: math doesn't lie. Jeremy Portenoy investigative journalists at Open the
30:42
Speaker 1: Books dot com. You guys keep up the great work.
30:44
Speaker 1: We love it when you expose where are money's going?
30:46
Speaker 11: Appreciate you, Thanks, Dan, Appreciate the invite.
30:50
Speaker 1: Yep up. Next. President Trump was ready to hit a
30:53
Speaker 1: ran over the weekend with one of the biggest air
30:54
Speaker 1: assaults to date, but chose to call it off. Have
30:58
Speaker 1: several nations called him and begged him not to hit him?
31:01
Speaker 1: So will they come to the bargaining table or not?
31:06
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Speaker 12: I's when the Allies asked drawn it on, you got.
32:07
Speaker 1: A sound saying that let's say.
32:09
Speaker 10: The reason they asked is I think this Adeeda, there's
32:12
Speaker 10: a deal on fours and then it will be a
32:14
Speaker 10: deal of the good beer, or you might cut the.
32:17
Speaker 1: Deed good conversation ever quote the deed good organization. Sorry, folks,
32:22
Speaker 1: it'll noisy there on Air Force One. But that's the
32:24
Speaker 1: President giving Iran's pathetic regime one more chance before, I
32:30
Speaker 1: would say, in his words, because he said it multiple times,
32:33
Speaker 1: all hell rains down upon them. So that was yesterday
32:38
Speaker 1: on Air Force one. If you didn't know, over the weekend,
32:41
Speaker 1: President Trump had ordered the US military to literally blow Iran,
32:47
Speaker 1: like to smith a Reens, it was going to be
32:49
Speaker 1: one of the biggest air assaults out there. And then
32:51
Speaker 1: in the eleventh hour he called it off. And here's why.
32:55
Speaker 1: Evidently officials from Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Emirates, and I
33:01
Speaker 1: guess some of the people from Iran called the Trump
33:04
Speaker 1: administration and begged them, can you give diplomacy one more try?
33:10
Speaker 1: So he did on Saturday into the Sunday morning hours.
33:14
Speaker 1: And here we are, talks are supposedly underway. And I
33:18
Speaker 1: know I sound like a broken record. I'm tired of
33:21
Speaker 1: saying it too. It's either like your dad used to say,
33:26
Speaker 1: or get off the pot one of the two. Anyway,
33:29
Speaker 1: reopening the straight of har moves. That's the big deal. Currently,
33:32
Speaker 1: we're still in control, making sure rand never gets a nuke.
33:36
Speaker 1: That's part of the deal. Same things we've been talking
33:38
Speaker 1: about now. As for the talks themselves, Iran has been
33:42
Speaker 1: using third party mediators over in Aman. However, it's unclear
33:47
Speaker 1: if Iran is directly communicating now with the Trump administration.
33:50
Speaker 1: Are still going through these mediators. If you're watching our network.
33:54
Speaker 1: A few hours ago, the President was in the Oval
33:57
Speaker 1: signing executive order today nothing to do with you. Iranian
34:00
Speaker 1: war will get to that in a moment, and reporters
34:02
Speaker 1: of course asked, and he said, look, this is what
34:04
Speaker 1: Iran does. They got to look tough to their people,
34:06
Speaker 1: so they never say we're in talks. We're never negotiating,
34:09
Speaker 1: We're Iran. They got to beat their chest. But I
34:12
Speaker 1: would say they're probably negotiating. President Trump says talks. These
34:16
Speaker 1: new talks started today, and he called them out on
34:21
Speaker 1: social media. No additional strikes are planned right now. As
34:25
Speaker 1: these new talks. I don't even know what round. This
34:27
Speaker 1: is the fourth or fifth round of talks, but again
34:31
Speaker 1: a lot up in the air still, So I want
34:33
Speaker 1: to know more about what was going to happen and
34:36
Speaker 1: what will happen if this now latest round of talks
34:40
Speaker 1: don't work. So joining me to figure out what the
34:42
Speaker 1: heck is going on and what went down over the weekend.
34:45
Speaker 1: Retired Navy seal and chief Talent Officer over at Overwatch
34:49
Speaker 1: Mission Critical are pell Mike Sirelli back on the program.
34:52
Speaker 1: All right, Mike, you still got contacts and the Pentagon
34:55
Speaker 1: I don't and on the teams. From what I heard,
34:58
Speaker 1: this was going to be like the strike of all
35:00
Speaker 1: strikes compared to what we've done for the past few months.
35:03
Speaker 1: This would have brought them to their knees. And then
35:06
Speaker 1: a whole bunch of these Middle Eastern countries that we've
35:08
Speaker 1: actually been working with that have defended our troops on
35:12
Speaker 1: bases on their land said place, mister President, don't do it.
35:16
Speaker 1: How big and bad would have been if he would
35:18
Speaker 1: have pushed the button or give them the green.
35:21
Speaker 12: Light if he hit their infrastructure in a country that's
35:26
Speaker 12: already economically crippled its end of days for that regime.
35:31
Speaker 12: But let me say this. Iran was operating out of
35:34
Speaker 12: fear the risk of losing their infrastructure what's left. And
35:37
Speaker 12: then you have the Golf partners who are also operating
35:40
Speaker 12: from a state of fears as well that if we
35:42
Speaker 12: hit around, they'll launch what missiles or drones they have
35:44
Speaker 12: left towards our energy infrastructure. And they're both operating from
35:48
Speaker 12: a place of fear rather than the Golf partner seen
35:51
Speaker 12: the opportunity that lies ahead of them that truly does
35:54
Speaker 12: reinforce their twenty thirty economic development plans. So here's what
35:58
Speaker 12: has to happen. To my view, Trump has to offer
36:00
Speaker 12: round two choices. One is verified capitulation, that you are
36:04
Speaker 12: going to capitulate to what we're demanding, and then you're
36:07
Speaker 12: gonna move quickly on verification. If not, it's more devastation.
36:12
Speaker 12: We are going to hit you as planned.
36:14
Speaker 5: Now.
36:14
Speaker 12: Ultimately, this pause is transactional. It's not trust based, and
36:18
Speaker 12: that Trump knows that going in trust is for our
36:21
Speaker 12: allies harsh consequences in verification or for our adversaries. But
36:26
Speaker 12: Iran always uses time as a delay tactic. It's always
36:30
Speaker 12: been their playbook, and Trump has to flip that on them.
36:33
Speaker 12: If they do not verify, if they do not move quickly,
36:36
Speaker 12: on this capitulation of what we've demanded, then you're going
36:39
Speaker 12: to restart strikes and you're going to bring severe harm
36:43
Speaker 12: to what's left. But ultimately there's also a strategic message
36:47
Speaker 12: that people are missing here. Trump has the ability to
36:50
Speaker 12: show the world that are election cycles do not enter
36:53
Speaker 12: our decision making process, nor does it determine our will
36:58
Speaker 12: to do what's.
36:58
Speaker 1: Right right, and Iran's been trying to play with that.
37:01
Speaker 1: They know, they know the longer they drag this out
37:03
Speaker 1: there is a risk because the American people, I mean,
37:06
Speaker 1: the polls show it, and I don't believe all the polls.
37:08
Speaker 1: Let's be real. I always go back to that twenty
37:10
Speaker 1: sixteen poll Mike of Hillary Clinton up sixteen points over Trump.
37:13
Speaker 1: We don't know how that election ended. So AnyWho, but
37:17
Speaker 1: the Iranian the IRGC can't maintain much longer because I
37:21
Speaker 1: thought I saw an article on Friday and Krikma I'm
37:23
Speaker 1: wrong that their inflation rate right now is somewhere around
37:25
Speaker 1: seventy eight or eighty percent? Is that right?
37:29
Speaker 12: If not percent?
37:30
Speaker 1: Yes, So they have no money because we're not letting
37:33
Speaker 1: them get their oil out, so they can't even keep
37:35
Speaker 1: the company or the country running. Rather and I would
37:37
Speaker 1: assume the Persian people pretty soon. I mean, if you
37:40
Speaker 1: don't have food, if you don't have basic necessities because
37:43
Speaker 1: your government can't provide it, there's gonna finally be a revolt.
37:46
Speaker 1: Even though the President and other nations have told the Persians, hey,
37:50
Speaker 1: stay inside, if we're attacking, just wait, we're gonna We're
37:53
Speaker 1: gonna take care of this. But I mean, you can't
37:55
Speaker 1: keep operating a country in that kind of inflation. There's
37:57
Speaker 1: no food.
37:59
Speaker 12: You've heard the concept burn the boats.
38:02
Speaker 1: Yeah, burn the boats.
38:03
Speaker 12: There's only one direction. We're going come hell or high water.
38:06
Speaker 12: And that's always an unpopular decision by leadership with the people,
38:11
Speaker 12: but it also gives them singularity in terms of focus.
38:15
Speaker 5: Guys, we have them on their knees. You just hit it.
38:17
Speaker 12: Inflation is through the roof. Their currency has been devalued,
38:21
Speaker 12: their military has been crippled. Yes, do they have a
38:24
Speaker 12: residual drone and missile capability, but we've got to hit
38:28
Speaker 12: their infrastructure. I don't think this round is going to
38:30
Speaker 12: get across.
38:31
Speaker 5: The goal line.
38:32
Speaker 12: I think this is going to be more realization for
38:34
Speaker 12: the Trump administration, and they are going to recommence strikes
38:38
Speaker 12: on infrastructure and at that point, I think you will
38:41
Speaker 12: eventually get the verified capitulation that he's demanding. But we've
38:46
Speaker 12: got to stay the course. It's like we're dismantling or
38:50
Speaker 12: reviewing a football game every single play. We're taking this
38:54
Speaker 12: day by day, guys. This may take one month, it
38:57
Speaker 12: may take six months. At make tay twelve. You're reversing
39:00
Speaker 12: forty seven years of history and we're there. Yes, no
39:04
Speaker 12: military plans or vice first contact. Things don't work out
39:07
Speaker 12: the way we think they made. But ultimately the victors,
39:11
Speaker 12: the person or the country or the military that can
39:14
Speaker 12: pivot quickly based off of what they've learned in those
39:17
Speaker 12: initial campaigns or military operations and continue to hit them
39:21
Speaker 12: until they are on their knees begging for surrender.
39:25
Speaker 1: You got it. Let me switch gears and just get
39:27
Speaker 1: your take on something that happened in the Oval Office today.
39:29
Speaker 1: Of course, the President fill the headline up if you
39:32
Speaker 1: would please, Chris. He signed a brand new executive order,
39:34
Speaker 1: and I love this one. Since we're talking about war
39:37
Speaker 1: and our wartime heroes. This is creating a brand new
39:41
Speaker 1: military spouse commission and Secretary of War. Heagseth was there.
39:45
Speaker 1: His wife now was going to take over as the
39:47
Speaker 1: head of this brand new commission. He had a bunch
39:49
Speaker 1: of spouses in the Oval office today thanking him for
39:53
Speaker 1: doing this. And my whole thing is, Mike and the
39:56
Speaker 1: presidentially said this to some of the spouses. Why did
39:59
Speaker 1: no past presidents ever do this? Because let's be real, right,
40:02
Speaker 1: you've been in combat zones. If the soldier's mind is
40:06
Speaker 1: back home worrying about the family, it's not focused on
40:09
Speaker 1: the mission. So you've got to make sure the family
40:11
Speaker 1: is good to go back home. Why wouldn't any other
40:14
Speaker 1: president want to do this and make sure the families
40:16
Speaker 1: are good. So I'm tipping my hat to forty seven
40:18
Speaker 1: today for doing this for the spouses of our active
40:20
Speaker 1: duty military. I just want to get your take on that. Mike.
40:22
Speaker 12: Yeah, you've got to hit this to both Trump and
40:24
Speaker 12: Pete haigsseeth. I mean, this is ingenious, and this indirectly
40:27
Speaker 12: goes to retention. We always talk about recruiting. Well, guess what,
40:30
Speaker 12: you don't have a recruiting problem if you retain more
40:32
Speaker 12: of your soldiers. So, ultimately, this Spouse Commission focuses on
40:37
Speaker 12: the quality of life in living for our military families,
40:40
Speaker 12: which should be at a high level. But one of
40:42
Speaker 12: probably the number one causes of soldiers getting out is
40:46
Speaker 12: when your families are miserable. I mean, it doesn't even
40:50
Speaker 12: bring into the equation how often they're gone from home.
40:52
Speaker 1: Right.
40:52
Speaker 12: But if we can make this a community with that
40:55
Speaker 12: tribal network where the quality of life is high, families
40:59
Speaker 12: will be high, and you know what, more people will
41:01
Speaker 12: seek out military careers for the benefits and the quality
41:04
Speaker 12: of life that they live.
41:05
Speaker 1: Amen. Alrighty, Mike, appreciate you coming on, retired Navy seal
41:09
Speaker 1: and chief Telling officerver to overwatch mission critical. Mike's rellis
41:12
Speaker 1: always appreciate the inside brother, Take care. Thanks, Jed.
41:17
Speaker 13: We've got cyber experts.
41:19
Speaker 1: Hit him back.
41:20
Speaker 13: Iran's done this before. I'm sorry it happened. I'm glad
41:24
Speaker 13: we caught it. But if Iran's going to start this foolishness,
41:29
Speaker 13: I would hit them back. I'd, you know, just like
41:34
Speaker 13: we've done with the military strikes. I'd eat them up
41:38
Speaker 13: and spit the bones on the floor.
41:41
Speaker 1: Amen. I always love that guy. Louisiana Senator John Kennedy
41:44
Speaker 1: there on meet the press over on MS whatever they
41:47
Speaker 1: call themselves. Now, he understands you don't negotiate with terrorists,
41:53
Speaker 1: you just chew them up and spit the bones on
41:56
Speaker 1: the floor. Potus, as we told you, ready to strike
42:02
Speaker 1: Iran over the weekend, and then because some of our
42:05
Speaker 1: allied nations and new partners in the Red least begged
42:07
Speaker 1: him not to, he had restraint. Well, now we're learning
42:12
Speaker 1: that maybe they were responsible, possibly for something last week.
42:15
Speaker 1: We're going to ask our next guest, and maybe we
42:17
Speaker 1: should have hit him. I mean, Iran has been asking
42:19
Speaker 1: for it. Attack in our bases, cutting off the world's
42:23
Speaker 1: oil supply to a big portion of the world, that is,
42:25
Speaker 1: and to make matters worse, now they may have And
42:28
Speaker 1: again it's looking like attacked our infrastructure last week. Did
42:32
Speaker 1: you hear about this? As we speak, federal authorities are
42:35
Speaker 1: thinking that Iran might be responsible for a cyber attack
42:40
Speaker 1: on a wastewater system in seven states. Again, I don't
42:44
Speaker 1: know why this kind of got buried in the headlines
42:46
Speaker 1: last week. The attack impacted industrial devices that operate crucial
42:51
Speaker 1: equipment such as pressure systems, and state officials were forced
42:54
Speaker 1: to run things manually. Now, no major damage was done,
42:58
Speaker 1: but it does expose some huge security risks. Now, despite that,
43:03
Speaker 1: investigators think that Trump isn't pinning this directly on Iran
43:07
Speaker 1: because we're trying to negotiate a peace deal instead of
43:11
Speaker 1: continuing to hit them. You got to remember what Potus
43:13
Speaker 1: has said, he doesn't like all the death. He's not
43:16
Speaker 1: a forever war president. And so obviously, when you're in
43:19
Speaker 1: the middle of negotiations, if you're like, oh, yeah, and
43:22
Speaker 1: then you guys did this cyber attack, We're really going
43:24
Speaker 1: to hammer you. That's usually not too good for you know,
43:27
Speaker 1: the bargaining table. Can you allout it around?
43:30
Speaker 9: Just behind that, you know, I think Minnesota is behind it.
43:36
Speaker 10: You know it's behind it to Minnesota because they're grossly incompident.
43:40
Speaker 10: I think the governors behind it. I don't think there
43:43
Speaker 10: was an Iranian cyber attack. I think that Minnesota want
43:47
Speaker 10: to get it back together. It's one of the worst
43:49
Speaker 10: run stages. JD will dog. You found a tremendous corruption
43:53
Speaker 10: in Minnesota.
43:55
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know what I always say, two things can
43:57
Speaker 1: be true at once. Right, if you have idiots in
43:59
Speaker 1: charge in Minnesota and other states where this happened, and
44:02
Speaker 1: they don't have their stuff secured, and then Iran wanted
44:05
Speaker 1: to do the attack, it would be a lot easier
44:07
Speaker 1: to do so right Again, two things can be true
44:10
Speaker 1: at the same time. But if history is any indicator,
44:15
Speaker 1: a RAN might be behind it. After all, they've been
44:18
Speaker 1: attacking us now for how many years? This way and
44:20
Speaker 1: other things. Let's just take a look twenty eleven, twenty thirteen,
44:23
Speaker 1: dozens of US banks. Remember that one the New York
44:26
Speaker 1: damn twenty thirteen, the Las Vegas Sands Hotel. I remember
44:29
Speaker 1: that they got a lot of information from people that
44:31
Speaker 1: worked for those casinos. I was living there and working
44:34
Speaker 1: for a local NBC affiliate. Federal Agencies and defense contractors
44:37
Speaker 1: sixteenth to twenty one, that ransomware and extortion John Bolton's
44:41
Speaker 1: emails just a couple of years ago, and there's the
44:43
Speaker 1: rest of the list for you, Cash Betel's emails. I mean,
44:46
Speaker 1: they've been doing it okay for a while, so chances
44:49
Speaker 1: are they're the prime suspect. But joining me now with
44:52
Speaker 1: more insight into this latest cyber attack. He's the CEO
44:56
Speaker 1: of Digital six Labs and a former US Navy nuclear
45:00
Speaker 1: His name is Steve Montgomery. On the program for the
45:03
Speaker 1: first time. Steve, thanks for coming on. I was traveling
45:07
Speaker 1: over the weekend, so I didn't do a lot of
45:08
Speaker 1: research into this latest cyber attack. But I mean, you're
45:12
Speaker 1: the expert. Does this have Iram's writing all over it?
45:16
Speaker 1: Or was it incompetence here on the homeland or a
45:18
Speaker 1: little of both.
45:21
Speaker 14: I think I'm going to give you an answer that
45:22
Speaker 14: might be a little different than what you're expecting. Fine,
45:26
Speaker 14: I don't know that we can blame it on Iran.
45:28
Speaker 14: It's very likely that they could have done it. They
45:31
Speaker 14: may not have done it. The reality is that our
45:33
Speaker 14: water infrastructure, the systems that run the control systems for
45:38
Speaker 14: our water infrastructure, are insecure. The FBI has been putting
45:42
Speaker 14: out notices for months. These are vulnerabilities that we've known
45:46
Speaker 14: about for a long time. The reality is this could
45:48
Speaker 14: have been an Iranian hacker, could have been a Chinese hacker,
45:51
Speaker 14: or it could have been a disgruntled employee. And it's
45:54
Speaker 14: not necessarily just in competence of anyone organization. If you
45:58
Speaker 14: look at the water systems across this country, they're all vulnerable.
46:02
Speaker 14: And what I find interesting about this attack is that
46:04
Speaker 14: they didn't really do anything dangerous. The reality is they
46:08
Speaker 14: could have snuck in, they could have changed settings without
46:12
Speaker 14: being detected, and they could have poisoned the water, and
46:14
Speaker 14: the way we would have found out about it was
46:16
Speaker 14: that people started getting sick. Instead, they made a big,
46:20
Speaker 14: loud splash, they shut everything down, they announced that they
46:23
Speaker 14: took over. I think this was a message more than
46:25
Speaker 14: anything else, that if we can do it here, we
46:28
Speaker 14: can do it anywhere, and they can't.
46:29
Speaker 5: That's the reality.
46:31
Speaker 1: That's scary.
46:33
Speaker 5: It is scary.
46:33
Speaker 1: Hikes. Yeah, that is especially not knowing who it is,
46:37
Speaker 1: right is it? Are they American born and they've got
46:40
Speaker 1: a ax to grind with the government or something, or
46:43
Speaker 1: is it a foreignant that they're trying to show us, Hey,
46:46
Speaker 1: we know where you're vulnerable and we can hit you there.
46:48
Speaker 1: That is very, very scary. In the past ones that
46:52
Speaker 1: my team brought up, I was reading on the air,
46:55
Speaker 1: there were there any similarities in those past attacks over
46:58
Speaker 1: the last ten twenty years by Iran compared to this one,
47:02
Speaker 1: or were they more nefarious when they did those other attacks,
47:05
Speaker 1: whether it was banks or emails or different things they've
47:08
Speaker 1: done over the last decade or two.
47:11
Speaker 14: The attacks that have been made in I know of
47:14
Speaker 14: the water attacks that were made in the past, they
47:16
Speaker 14: were very similar to this one. Now, there was one
47:18
Speaker 14: in Florida a while back. I don't know that they
47:21
Speaker 14: ever actually figured out who did it, but in that case,
47:25
Speaker 14: they actually did try to alter the chemistry parameters so
47:28
Speaker 14: that it would have altered the chemicals that are being
47:30
Speaker 14: put in the water and put them at poisonous levels.
47:34
Speaker 14: And that is something that is very dangerous. Fortunately the
47:38
Speaker 14: operator was watching when that happened and they stopped it.
47:40
Speaker 14: I was actually surprised that that didn't get more attention
47:44
Speaker 14: when it happened.
47:45
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what I'm talking about. I'm like, you know,
47:48
Speaker 1: there was a lot of stories last week. I get it,
47:50
Speaker 1: but this is a big deal. You don't have water,
47:52
Speaker 1: you can't survive if somebody's out there and they can
47:54
Speaker 1: just hack in, and because we've been automated instead of
47:57
Speaker 1: humans doing it, can change, like you said, the mixture
48:01
Speaker 1: and poison the water. That's some scary stuff. The FEDS
48:04
Speaker 1: put out a warning to all local water systems across
48:07
Speaker 1: the nation, saying pay attention to cyber attexts. Steve in
48:10
Speaker 1: your expert opinion, what needs to be done like yesterday
48:14
Speaker 1: to make sure our water systems stay safe.
48:18
Speaker 14: The reality is the thousands and thousands of water systems
48:21
Speaker 14: that exist across this country, most of them are rural.
48:24
Speaker 14: They're running technologies that were developed twenty thirty years ago.
48:28
Speaker 14: They were never designed to have the security features that
48:32
Speaker 14: are needed for the threat environment we have today. So
48:35
Speaker 14: if we want to talk about how we fix this
48:37
Speaker 14: long term, what we need is a fundamental shift in
48:40
Speaker 14: the way we think about building these systems. If you're
48:43
Speaker 14: going to make a building and you want to make
48:44
Speaker 14: it strong, you don't bolt the strength onto it after
48:48
Speaker 14: the fact. That's what they're doing. They're bolting security onto
48:50
Speaker 14: these systems after the fact. You need a system that's
48:54
Speaker 14: designed where every component in this system has a foundate
48:59
Speaker 14: security as foundational feature, so the security is the foundation
49:05
Speaker 14: of how that system is built. That's not what we
49:07
Speaker 14: have today. Now there are companies we're working with municipalities
49:11
Speaker 14: and cities in Oklahoma to put cloud based SKATA that
49:15
Speaker 14: addresses these security concerns, and there's other companies across the country.
49:20
Speaker 14: This technology does exist, it's just new and it's not
49:23
Speaker 14: widely adopted yet.
49:25
Speaker 1: You know, this reminds me of this be the final
49:26
Speaker 1: one to you, Steve nine to eleven. We found out
49:31
Speaker 1: that we weren't secure with planes, right, and now we've
49:33
Speaker 1: got the bulletproof doors, and we've got TSA and we
49:36
Speaker 1: stop them there. This, unfortunately, is another way terrorists could
49:40
Speaker 1: bring us down through our water, and we better get
49:43
Speaker 1: with it, upgrade all these systems and keep the water safe.
49:46
Speaker 1: I feel like there's a lot of ways that we
49:49
Speaker 1: kind of have looked the other way, not realizing this
49:53
Speaker 1: is where we're vulnerable, and we've got to update this
49:55
Speaker 1: stuff before it becomes our Achilles heel. That's just my thought.
50:01
Speaker 14: Well, the buried lead here is the actual vulnerability of
50:03
Speaker 14: the water systems. The story of Iran possibly doing it
50:06
Speaker 14: is really kind of burying the true story. But you're
50:11
Speaker 14: absolutely right. All of these water systems, their upgrades come
50:15
Speaker 14: from federal funding. What we need is a restructuring of
50:19
Speaker 14: federal funding, and that restructuring needs to provide more funding
50:22
Speaker 14: because they get a very small amount of money for
50:25
Speaker 14: all of the states every year. That money cannot be used,
50:28
Speaker 14: by the way to pay for long term IT or
50:31
Speaker 14: cybersecurity contracts. It can only be used for fixed asset upgrades.
50:35
Speaker 14: That needs to be restructured. There needs to be more
50:37
Speaker 14: of it, and they need a cybersecurity grant that has
50:42
Speaker 14: requirements attached to it. So if you're going to spend
50:44
Speaker 14: that money. The system you put in actually meets a
50:47
Speaker 14: set of standards. CESA has put those standards out. They
50:49
Speaker 14: do exist. There was a cybersecurity grant available at the
50:53
Speaker 14: beginning of last year, but in all of the funding
50:56
Speaker 14: that's gone on with Congress, it's kind of disappeared. But
50:58
Speaker 14: I think that needs to come back, and it needs
51:00
Speaker 14: to be funded heavily.
51:01
Speaker 1: Well, let's put an all call out, mister President. You
51:04
Speaker 1: just heard an expert right here from Digital six Labs,
51:07
Speaker 1: Steve Montgomery, telling you we need some federal funds to
51:10
Speaker 1: make sure our water stays safe around the country. Can
51:13
Speaker 1: we please get that done? Steve Montgomery, And by the way,
51:16
Speaker 1: thank you for your service a Navy nuclear sub mariner
51:19
Speaker 1: and the CEO of Digital six Labs. Appreciate you. Coming on.
51:23
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