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The Nuke Hoax Goes Nuclear | Episode 385 · V

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Speaker 1: Hey everybody, welcome to Vince on a Wednesday. Great to
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Speaker 1: have you with us as always. I don't know how
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Speaker 1: to break this news to you, but the left is lying.
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Speaker 1: I've got updates on the latest left-wing hoax. It's so stupid, honestly,
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Speaker 1: it truly is. It is so catastrophically stupid that they've
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Speaker 1: doubled down on it, which is actually kind of a
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Speaker 1: lot of fun. I've got that coming up. on the program. Also,
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Speaker 1: the president of the United States just announced something really epic.
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Speaker 1: The biggest shipyard in American history since World War II
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Speaker 1: to build Navy submarines. This is actually a massive, massive story.
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Speaker 1: We'll explore that. And is the plague going to kill
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Speaker 1: us all? Is it time? Do you have your affairs
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Speaker 1: in order? We'll explore all of that when we're joined
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Speaker 1: by the former head of the Centers for Disease Control.
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Speaker 1: Robert Redfield is going to be with us We've got
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Speaker 1: a lot of questions for him. It's all ahead on
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Speaker 2: Boom.
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Speaker 1: The plague. The plague is coming. I got it's funny.
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Speaker 1: I don't know if if you experience this with people
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Speaker 1: in your life, but maybe perhaps you're the most dialed
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Speaker 1: in on the news. It's very likely considering you're listening
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Speaker 1: to this program right now. But if you're the most
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Speaker 1: dialed in person in your house on the news, do
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Speaker 1: you find that other people come to you to ask
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Speaker 1: you what's going on? Does that happen to you, Chad?
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Speaker 1: Like other members of your household or close friends and family?
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Speaker 1: They're like, hey, what's going on with this story? Can
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Speaker 1: you explain what exactly is going down with this? So
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Speaker 1: I get this with some frequency from my dear wife.
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Speaker 1: Allison will ask me, as she did last night. She said, hey,
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Speaker 1: what's going on with the plague? What's happening in Russia
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Speaker 1: with this plague story? What is that all about? And
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Speaker 1: so her core concern is, are we all going to die?
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Speaker 1: She wants to know. And it's my duty as a
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Speaker 1: husband to tell her, no, we're not. We're totally fine.
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Speaker 1: We're not going to die. But if we do... That'll
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Speaker 1: be great too. Hopefully we've lived our lives well. We've
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Speaker 1: accepted the gift of eternity and we're off to the
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Speaker 1: next great chapter. She's never comforted by that answer, by
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Speaker 1: the way. I always, always like, yeah, maybe, I don't know.
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Speaker 1: Maybe we all die. That'd be fine with me. And
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Speaker 1: she's like, what? I'm like, yeah. I said yesterday on
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Speaker 1: the radio show, like if it really, if the plague
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Speaker 1: is really coming for all of us, I'm ready to
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Speaker 1: Scrooge McDuck dive right into the virus at this point.
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Speaker 1: Like no more of this COVID nonsense. Just, you know what?
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Speaker 1: I'm just going to live my life let the ships
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Speaker 1: fall where they may. God has a plan and it's
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Speaker 1: way better than whatever I've got in store. So I'm
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Speaker 1: good with that. That again, that does not come from
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Speaker 1: my wife. Allison is probably more sincerely committed to Dan
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Speaker 1: Bongino's philosophy of don't get dead than Dan Bongino is.
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Speaker 1: I think she's, I think truly, I think that Allison's
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Speaker 1: operating philosophy every single day is don't get dead. That really,
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Speaker 1: really is her attitude about all of this. But I'm
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Speaker 1: just trying to tell her it's going to be fine.
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Speaker 1: So what are we learning? We're learning that we don't
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Speaker 1: actually know that much. The Trump administration is trying to
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Speaker 1: find out more information. The president's calling Vladimir Putin, and
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Speaker 1: he's supposed to give us some updates today on this subject.
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Speaker 1: I'll get to a lot of this coming up in
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Speaker 1: the show when we have Dr. Robert Redfield stop by.
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Speaker 1: But I did tell Allison yesterday, I was like, well,
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Speaker 1: don't worry. I've got a guest on the subject. She's like,
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Speaker 1: who do you have? I'm like, Robert Redfield. She's like,
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Speaker 1: who's that? I was like, the former head of the
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Speaker 1: Centers for Disease Control. Is that not enough? Who do
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Speaker 1: I need to have on? Who would satisfy you? Which
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Speaker 1: expert guest would be the appropriate person to have on
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Speaker 1: the show? We'll have him on. He's great. I'll remind
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Speaker 1: you that he was one of the guys who said
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Speaker 1: that during COVID, he was like, this is not what
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Speaker 1: all these other crazy people are saying. And he's even
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Speaker 1: called out, what's his face, Anthony Fauci a bunch of times,
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Speaker 1: including here on this program. We've had him on and
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Speaker 1: calling out Fauci for his insanities. So we've got Robert Redfield.
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Speaker 1: We'll ask him. I saw a story from him yesterday, though,
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Speaker 1: just to give you a little bit of a teaser.
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Speaker 1: He indicated he's not that concerned about it. But we'll
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Speaker 1: ask him directly. We'll find out what he thinks about
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Speaker 1: all of this and what the hell's going on. That's
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Speaker 1: what we try to do. Stay cool, my babies. We've
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Speaker 1: got a lot to get to. But first, before we
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Speaker 1: jump into all of that other stuff, I got to
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Speaker 1: dwell on the left's fake scandal of the week. And yeah,
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Speaker 1: of course, I know everybody wants the theme song, so
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Speaker 1: of course you'll have it. And now it's time for
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Speaker 1: the left's fake scandal of the week.
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Speaker 3: Extra, extra.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, no. Look, we started yesterday's program with this breaking
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Speaker 1: news that the left was accusing President Trump of a
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Speaker 1: casual interest in allowing Iran to nuke Los Angeles. It's
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Speaker 1: all so stupid. It really is so stupid. Just imagine
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Speaker 1: if the left had real things to criticize Trump over.
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Speaker 1: Just imagine. If they did, they would be using them
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Speaker 1: as an attempt to win an election, say win the midterms.
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Speaker 1: But in the absence of real critiques of the president,
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Speaker 1: they have to devise fake ones. So they said this
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Speaker 1: week that President Trump is advocating for the nuking of
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Speaker 1: various American cities, which, of course, he wasn't at all.
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Speaker 1: In his speech from a couple of days ago in Nebraska,
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Speaker 1: he said that the that the small price to pay
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Speaker 1: right now for Americans is we've got higher energy prices,
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Speaker 1: but that's a small price to pay to keep Iran alive.
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Speaker 1: from having nuclear weapons that they can use against American cities, okay?
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Speaker 1: So that's like a very normal thing that he has
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Speaker 1: said actually a million times on the campaign trail. But
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Speaker 1: the media in its intentional bad faith misinterpretations of the
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Speaker 1: president says that, oh, he said the small price to
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Speaker 1: pay would be to nuke American cities. You're an idiot.
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Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I don't know how else to conclude. You're
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Speaker 1: an idiot. That really is the assessment here. And these
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Speaker 1: idiots have decided that this is a great talking point
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Speaker 1: and let's stick with it. So yesterday, I'm watching as
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Speaker 1: it was obvious to anybody with two eyes, two ears,
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Speaker 1: and two brain cells to rub together. By yesterday afternoon,
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Speaker 1: it was super obvious that this was a lie, that
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump was not advocating the nuking of American cities.
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Speaker 1: And yet, of course, Chuck Schumer comes flying in off
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Speaker 1: the top rope with more stupidity. He writes, on X,
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Speaker 1: somebody on his staff wrote this. This is at 4.06 p.m.
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Speaker 1: Eastern time yesterday, well after it was proven that this
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Speaker 1: is yet another left-wing hoax. Deranged, delusional, soon to be defeated.
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Speaker 1: Is that a good Chuck Schumer? Probably not. Calling millions
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Speaker 1: of Americans collateral damage in his illegal war that nobody
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Speaker 1: asked for takes a special kind of depravity. The kind
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Speaker 1: only a man as weak and feeble as Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: could sink to.
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Speaker 4: What?
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Speaker 1: He didn't say millions of Americans are collateral damage. You
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Speaker 1: freaking whack job. This is the talking point? And the
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Speaker 1: talking points went out. It was interesting. I don't know
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Speaker 1: about you, Chad, but did you watch yesterday? This all
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Speaker 1: came out at the same moment, like right within the
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Speaker 1: same kind of two-hour window. So Chuck Schumer comes out 4.06 p.m.
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Speaker 5: Eastern.
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Speaker 1: Kamala Harris is out. at 5.14 p.m. Eastern time? Californians'
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Speaker 1: lives are not expendable in Donald Trump's unhinged, reckless war
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Speaker 1: in Iran, she says. This is yet another callous comment
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Speaker 1: from the tyrant in the White House who dragged the
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Speaker 1: American people into a war we don't want. First of all,
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Speaker 1: this woman doesn't even know where Russia and Ukraine are,
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Speaker 1: and she's acting like she got the president cold. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: he was advocating the nuclear destruction of American cities. So
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Speaker 1: this is the idiocy. And then Gavin Newsom, greasy Gavin Newsom,
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Speaker 1: released an entire podcast on the subject yesterday. For some reason,
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Speaker 1: Gavin Newsom has a podcast. Isn't he the governor of
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Speaker 1: an entire state? What the hell's going on? Greasy Gavin
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Speaker 1: Newsom releases this. This was in the four o'clock hour
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Speaker 1: Eastern yesterday where he says that Donald Trump wants Los
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Speaker 1: Angeles to be nuked. Watch this.
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Speaker 6: So if you didn't think the November election mattered, just
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Speaker 6: considered what just happened. The president of the United States,
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Speaker 6: the same one who sent in the National Guard into
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Speaker 6: Los Angeles, sent 700 active duty Marines to the second
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Speaker 6: largest city in the United States of America, just invited
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Speaker 6: Iran to take out Los Angeles and San Diego, where,
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Speaker 6: by the way, over 130,000 active duty personnel.
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Speaker 1: He's crazy. are best and the brightest.
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Speaker 6: This is not only madness, this is dangerous and it's deranged.
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Speaker 6: And the question is self-evident. Where the hell is Congress?
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Speaker 6: Where the hell are you, Speaker Johnson? Marco Rubio, the
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Speaker 6: great J.D. Vance, where is your outrage? Find a backbone.
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Speaker 3: Do your damn job.
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Speaker 1: The absence of that? It's all so stupid. Isn't it stupid?
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Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know. Were you looking at this
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Speaker 1: yesterday going, oh my God, they're really doubling down on this?
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Speaker 1: They're going to double down on this lie? When everybody
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Speaker 1: else is literally laughing at them at this point? I
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Speaker 1: just want to be really clear about this. Everything about
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Speaker 1: this is in a way, it's kind of in an
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Speaker 1: interesting way. It's kind of a massive red pill, isn't it?
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Speaker 1: It's a massive red pill for a million reasons. One,
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Speaker 1: it demonstrates the extent to which the depravity of the
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Speaker 1: left and the media, if you didn't already know that,
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Speaker 1: this is a new chance. This is a re-upped opportunity
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Speaker 1: for people to wake up. It's like the very fine
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Speaker 1: people hoax. People started waking up to like, what the hell?
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Speaker 1: Trump didn't say white supremacists are great. He condemned them.
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Speaker 1: What are you talking about? And then And the media,
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Speaker 1: of course, lied about that subject. It's like, you know,
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Speaker 1: when President Trump told people to patriotically and peacefully make
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Speaker 1: their voices heard at the United States Capitol building on
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Speaker 1: January 6th of 2021, and the media straight up censored
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Speaker 1: that detail out of all of its coverage, and then
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Speaker 1: Nancy Pelosi's fake January 6th committee never mentions it in
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Speaker 1: their primetime television extravaganza. And then people see that eventually
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Speaker 1: and they're like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, wait
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Speaker 1: a second. You never told me about that. And this
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Speaker 1: is the same thing. So this is a renewed opportunity
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Speaker 1: for people to wake up. So in a way, it's
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Speaker 1: kind of a gift. I mean, it is a sign
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Speaker 1: of how deranged the left is, no question about it.
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Speaker 1: And it's a sad commentary on how far that party
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Speaker 1: has fallen. But it's also a wonderful opportunity for more
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Speaker 1: people to wake up to the fact that they are liars.
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Speaker 1: They are liars, committed, brazen, double down liars. liars and
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Speaker 1: also as i said a moment ago it's another red
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Speaker 1: pill which is they don't actually have a great case
12:12
Speaker 1: against trump the trump case is pretty strong the guy
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Speaker 1: secured the border is deporting over three million illegal aliens
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Speaker 1: from the country he's he's decreased the size of the
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Speaker 1: federal government by 300 000 and more uh he's brought
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Speaker 1: the homicide rates to record lows childhood poverty is at
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Speaker 1: record lows actual poverty for american citizens into record lows
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Speaker 1: household incomes at record highs More Americans are gaining jobs.
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Speaker 1: More Americans are entering the workforce. More Americans are employed
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Speaker 1: now than at any other time in American history. I mean,
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Speaker 1: if you go down the list, you're like, holy crap,
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Speaker 1: there's actually a lot of good things to talk about.
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Speaker 1: There really is. So in the absence of a real
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Speaker 1: critique against the president, the left just goes with the
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Speaker 1: fake one. This is a massive red pill. It really is.
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Speaker 1: And it's not just these Democrat politicians, as I point out.
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Speaker 1: It's also the media. The media are so full of crap.
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Speaker 1: Every time one of these media people double down on
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Speaker 1: this lie, just add them to the list of the
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Speaker 1: people that Donald Trump should kick immediately out of the
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Speaker 1: White House office space. For instance, here's PBS NewsHour last
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Speaker 1: night lying to its audience well after it was proven
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Speaker 1: that this is a hoax. Watch this.
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Speaker 5: President Trump is facing bipartisan backlash today after comments at
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Speaker 5: a campaign rally in which he suggested that Iran could
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Speaker 5: take out two cities in California.
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Speaker 4: It's a small price to pay for keeping the world safe,
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Speaker 4: keeping our country safe. They can take out a city.
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Speaker 4: Let them take out Los Angeles.
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Speaker 1: Let them take out San Diego.
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Speaker 4: This is a very small price to pay, and it's
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Speaker 4: going to be over very soon.
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Speaker 5: California's Democratic lawmakers condemned the remarks, and Republican congressional candidate
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Speaker 5: and Navy veteran Jim Desmond said he vehemently disagrees, saying, quote,
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Speaker 5: no American city is expendable. The White House countered that Mr.
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Speaker 5: Trump was misunderstood and was arguing that the war is
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Speaker 5: preventing Iran from ever having such capability.
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Speaker 1: Now, he wasn't misunderstood. I'm sorry, the White House is
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Speaker 1: incorrect if that's the statement that somebody at the White
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Speaker 1: House gave. He wasn't misunderstood. He was intentionally lied about.
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Speaker 1: His words were intentionally distorted by Democrats and the media
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Speaker 1: in an attempt to attack him and try and help
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Speaker 1: Democrats win the midterms. This was intentional. It's crystal clear
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Speaker 1: to anybody who listened to the actual audio. And do
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Speaker 1: you notice what PBS did? You see the little cut
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Speaker 1: they made? They started by saying, it's a small price
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Speaker 1: to pay. And then the president says, let them nuke
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Speaker 1: Los Angeles. Let them nuke San Diego. They didn't play
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Speaker 1: the audio that immediately proceeds as a small price to pay,
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Speaker 1: which is that energy prices are higher right now, which
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Speaker 1: is a small price to pay. And then he goes
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Speaker 1: on to say, like, that would be crazy if Iran
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Speaker 1: was able to nuke American cities. We can't let that happen.
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Speaker 1: So the energy prices being a little higher is a
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Speaker 1: small price to pay. They exclude that. So this is
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Speaker 1: not a news operation. I love that they call themselves
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Speaker 1: PBS NewsHour. They're not in the news business anymore. They're
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Speaker 1: in the deceit business. That was propaganda that you just saw.
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Speaker 1: So they keep doubling down. Again, add them to the list.
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Speaker 1: This is not even a close call. This is 100%
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Speaker 1: fake news. This is not open to interpretation or shades
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Speaker 1: of gray or what did he really mean? It's really
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Speaker 1: hard to suss it out. It's none of that crap.
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Speaker 1: This is just lying. To the to the news consuming audience,
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Speaker 1: which should be a news consuming audience. It's lying. And
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Speaker 1: then yesterday, as the president was at the White House,
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Speaker 1: some idiot reporter tried to double down yet again directly
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Speaker 1: to his face. And the president gave this reporter a gesture.
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Speaker 1: I would say it's one gesture shy of the one
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Speaker 1: that he should really give this reporter. But but watch
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Speaker 1: as he hand waves this person off for being an idiot.
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Speaker 1: Check this out.
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Speaker 7: What did you mean by your comments yesterday about San
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Speaker 7: Diego and Los Angeles possibly.
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Speaker 1: Being wiped out by.
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Speaker 2: Iran, sir?
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Speaker 1: He just waves her off. It's like a stupid question.
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Speaker 1: Just move on. What do you mean, what do I mean?
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Speaker 1: Did you listen to the speech? How about listening to
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Speaker 1: the speech, dummy? It's amazing. It's truly amazing. You know,
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Speaker 1: they don't have a real case. They don't have a
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Speaker 1: case against him. So they make one up. That's what's
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Speaker 1: happening right now. Because his case is strong. The president
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Speaker 1: is going across the country right now, campaigning every single
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Speaker 1: day in different states, at different locations, making the case
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Speaker 1: that the Trump agenda is succeeding. And now he could
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Speaker 1: use some authentic MAGA backup in Washington, more reinforcements to
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Speaker 1: get the MAGA agenda across the finish line. That's the
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Speaker 1: case he's making. And he's done with the crap. He's
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Speaker 1: done with the fake news. He's annoyed by their stupidity.
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Speaker 1: And he wants to stay focused on the business of
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Speaker 1: the American people. I love the hand wave. I love it.
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Speaker 1: It's reminiscent of the Apprentice firing, by the way. It's
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Speaker 1: close to that Viper move he used to do.
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Speaker 3: There he is.
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Speaker 1: He's got the USA hat, 45-47, near that cool new
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Speaker 1: helipad they built at the White House to preserve the
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Speaker 1: White House lawn. And it looks great, actually. The helipad
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Speaker 1: looks neat. But the president yesterday, he was making the case.
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Speaker 1: He was making the case. Watch this. As the president
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Speaker 1: explains why his agenda has been great and why voters
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Speaker 1: should stick with him. Here he is, cut four. Watch this.
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Speaker 1: What can you.
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Speaker 2: Say is the number one issue for.
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Speaker 4: American voters in the meantime? Well, I don't know exactly.
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Speaker 4: When you look at American voters, we're doing better. We're
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Speaker 4: taking in trillions of dollars of investment. We have more jobs.
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Speaker 4: You know, more people are working in America today than
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Speaker 4: at any time in history. The poverty rate is the
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Speaker 4: best it's ever been in terms of individual. That includes
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Speaker 4: African American, Asian American, Hispanic American. Poverty rate is the
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Speaker 4: single best poverty rate, meaning lowest poverty rate we've ever had.
18:19
Speaker 4: The individual rate on individual people are making more money
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Speaker 4: than they've ever made. And if you take a look around,
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Speaker 4: we have more jobs right now in the United States
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Speaker 4: of America than at any time in the history of
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Speaker 4: our country.
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Speaker 1: What more do you need to know? What more do
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Speaker 1: you need to know? That's a phenomenal record. Any one
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Speaker 1: of those items would be the kind of record that
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Speaker 1: would lead a reelection campaign if that's what he was
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Speaker 1: running for right now. That would be the big item
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Speaker 1: right at the top of the list. Any one of
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Speaker 1: those items. And yet he's got a laundry list that
18:52
Speaker 1: he can't even get to every point. Can't even get
18:56
Speaker 1: to all of them. The secure border, all the deportations,
19:00
Speaker 1: the drop in homicides, the drop in violent crime, the
19:03
Speaker 1: drop in fentanyl deaths. Massive drops there. Any one of
19:07
Speaker 1: those items would be the screaming lead in a sane world.
19:13
Speaker 1: But instead, he's getting the screeching of a news media
19:17
Speaker 1: who's intentionally trying to take him down, as usual. We've
19:20
Speaker 1: had nearly a decade of this. We've had over a
19:23
Speaker 1: decade of this. And it just continues. This is the
19:25
Speaker 1: latest iteration of it. We've seen it a million times.
19:28
Speaker 1: Now the nuke LA hoax is underway. It's also very stupid.
19:33
Speaker 1: But again, in a way, it's kind of a red pill.
19:36
Speaker 1: It's a huge red pill. More ahead on this edition
19:39
Speaker 1: of Vince. We've got a lot more to talk about.
19:41
Speaker 1: I've got some campaign news for you to discuss as
19:43
Speaker 1: we head into the midterms. And then Dr. Robert Redfield
19:46
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21:00
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21:04
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21:07
Speaker 1: president making the case to voters yesterday that he deserves
21:10
Speaker 1: to win. I just saw this morning as we were
21:12
Speaker 1: about to start the program, the media's up at arms.
21:15
Speaker 1: They're very excited about a new piece of audio that
21:20
Speaker 1: apparently came out from Ken Paxton. It was secretly recorded
21:23
Speaker 1: audio in Texas. You ready for this? This is actually
21:27
Speaker 1: laugh out loud funny that the media is trying to
21:29
Speaker 1: turn this into a scandal. Check this out. This is
21:33
Speaker 1: this morning, Ken Paxton. This is the piece from Axios.
21:40
Speaker 1: The guy's name is Andrew Sollinger. Scoop, Ken Paxton asked
21:44
Speaker 1: about the biggest drag on his campaign, said, quote, it's
21:48
Speaker 1: the war. It's gas prices per audio obtained by Axios.
21:53
Speaker 1: He agreed he can't stop the Iran war and said, quote,
21:56
Speaker 1: I don't know what's behind some of the decisions, end quote.
21:59
Speaker 1: So there's a rule in journalism. You always lead with
22:02
Speaker 1: your best stuff. You got to lead with the most
22:03
Speaker 1: dramatic stuff, like the stuff that's really going to capture
22:06
Speaker 1: everybody's attention. So the big thing that's going to capture
22:08
Speaker 1: everybody's attention is Ken Paxton being concerned about what voters
22:13
Speaker 1: care about, the war and gas prices. I.
22:22
Speaker 1: Josh, you want to play this? Is it cut five?
22:25
Speaker 1: Can we play cut five? Let's play a little bit
22:26
Speaker 1: of this. Here's the audio.
22:28
Speaker 3: What are the issues that.
22:29
Speaker 1: Are dragging on you?
22:33
Speaker 3: I mean, what are people thinking about terrorists? Do they
22:38
Speaker 3: see that in any connection? What are they thinking?
22:42
Speaker 6: It's the war, it's gas prices, it's diesel.
22:48
Speaker 3: When it's over $ 6 a gallon, it's diesel.
22:52
Speaker 1: All right, I know, I know. People can go listen
22:54
Speaker 1: to it if they want to, but it's the war,
22:57
Speaker 1: it's gas prices, it's diesel being over $ 6 a gallon.
22:59
Speaker 1: That's the answer. Now, I just want you to think
23:01
Speaker 1: about this for a moment. I told you before that
23:05
Speaker 1: these hidden recordings... never end up being big scandals for
23:10
Speaker 1: Republicans because Republicans just talk about normal stuff when they're
23:14
Speaker 1: secretly recorded. Meanwhile, James Talafrico gets caught on camera name
23:20
Speaker 1: dropping his favorite drag queens and saying that the oil
23:24
Speaker 1: industry in Texas needs to be destroyed. We are not
23:29
Speaker 1: the same. This is not, this is, there is absolutely
23:33
Speaker 1: no similarities to these types of secret recording scandals. James
23:38
Speaker 1: Talafrico is a whack job, caught on camera, saying things like,
23:44
Speaker 1: the Bible is all in on aborting your children. And
23:50
Speaker 1: Ken Paxton gets caught on camera saying, voters are concerned
23:53
Speaker 1: about energy prices. Only one of these is actually a scandal.
23:57
Speaker 1: The other is like a guy with a functioning brain
24:00
Speaker 1: assessing what voters care about. This is hilarious to me.
24:06
Speaker 1: It is a sign, I'm telling you, it is a
24:09
Speaker 1: sign of the desperation of the left that they're trying
24:12
Speaker 1: to turn normal conversations into scandals. Isn't it the most
24:18
Speaker 1: obvious thing in the world? Like Texas voters right now
24:21
Speaker 1: have the most obvious choice in front of them. They
24:23
Speaker 1: either go with the drag queen freak who looks up
24:27
Speaker 1: to Pete Buttigieg. Did you see that clip? He said
24:35
Speaker 1: Pete Buttigieg is his idol or whatever. Telefrico said this.
24:40
Speaker 1: He said that pothole Pete is his idol. And then
24:43
Speaker 1: you got Ken Paxton being like, yeah, voters are concerned
24:45
Speaker 1: about energy prices. I know which guy Texas voters should support.
24:50
Speaker 1: And it's quite obviously Ken Paxton. So that's one, again,
24:54
Speaker 1: the left and their scandals of the week. I won't
24:57
Speaker 1: hit you with the music again, as fun as it is,
24:59
Speaker 1: but I'm telling you, this is all so very stupid.
25:03
Speaker 3: It really is.
25:04
Speaker 1: So we have that. And then we've also got the
25:08
Speaker 1: the Maine Senate debate was last night. If we fly
25:11
Speaker 1: up to Maine for a moment, Susan Collins going against
25:15
Speaker 1: this this radical Troy Jackson, who she's now running against
25:20
Speaker 1: after the last guy with the Nazi tattoo got chased
25:22
Speaker 1: out of the race. Troy Jackson took over for him.
25:24
Speaker 1: And if you want to get a sense of how
25:26
Speaker 1: radical he is. He thinks that no voter anywhere in
25:30
Speaker 1: our country should show photo ID. This was a real
25:33
Speaker 1: moment in that debate last night in Maine. I'm not
25:35
Speaker 1: saying Susan Collins has been some, like, MAGA person. I'm
25:38
Speaker 1: saying Susan Collins is the Republican choice in Maine, and
25:42
Speaker 1: if we're going to have a Republican represent Maine, that'd
25:45
Speaker 1: be wonderful. Let's send Susan Collins back to the Senate,
25:48
Speaker 1: and we could, you know, we could fight with her
25:50
Speaker 1: when the time comes over any given piece of legislation.
25:53
Speaker 1: But she supports photo ID. The other guy says... that
25:58
Speaker 1: your vote should be straight up stolen? Josh, do you
26:00
Speaker 1: have that video? Show me, show me cut six. Is
26:02
Speaker 1: that cut six? I believe it is. And if it's not,
26:12
Speaker 1: I can just play it.
26:13
Speaker 7: Yes or no, Troy Jackson.
26:14
Speaker 4: No, as a working logger, many times I went to
26:16
Speaker 4: the polls without my ID. No.
26:18
Speaker 1: Senator Collins.
26:19
Speaker 4: Yes, only Americans should vote in American elections.
26:24
Speaker 1: I don't think that's too much to ask when you
26:27
Speaker 1: go to register to vote. And that's already the law. Medical,
26:30
Speaker 1: excuse me, military events in Israel, increase, decrease, keep out
26:33
Speaker 1: the same.
26:34
Speaker 3: Senator Collins.
26:35
Speaker 1: So here's the thing. She says straight up, she says
26:39
Speaker 1: straight up, yeah, of course you should show ID to vote.
26:42
Speaker 1: And Troy Jackson says, no. The question was, do we
26:46
Speaker 1: need ID to vote across the nation? And Troy Jackson says, no.
26:50
Speaker 2: No.
26:51
Speaker 1: So again, the Democrat in that race says nobody should
26:55
Speaker 1: have their vote protected by showing ID. Now, Susan Collins,
27:00
Speaker 1: of course, should go the next step and she should
27:01
Speaker 1: go the full freaking distance and support the most obvious
27:05
Speaker 1: thing imaginable, which is the Save America Act, because we
27:08
Speaker 1: could use that. But Maine, again, these choices are so obvious.
27:15
Speaker 1: They're so obvious. Maine voters should send Susan Collins back
27:19
Speaker 1: to the United States Senate and keep a whack job
27:22
Speaker 1: like Troy Jackson, who wants to destroy the sanctity of
27:26
Speaker 1: your vote, away from power. It couldn't be more clear
27:30
Speaker 1: than that. All right, coming up in just a moment,
27:32
Speaker 1: I want to get the latest on what the heck
27:34
Speaker 1: is going on with these claims of the plague emerging
27:38
Speaker 1: in Russia. We've got a couple of big news headlines
27:40
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27:42
Speaker 1: by the former CDC director, Robert Redfield. He'll be with
27:46
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27:48
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Speaker 1: any disease or condition. All right, so what's going on
30:02
Speaker 1: in Russia? We're on plague watch right now. According to
30:07
Speaker 1: the media last week, an employee who worked at a
30:09
Speaker 1: Russian anti-plague institute died. And CNBC reports it was possibly
30:15
Speaker 1: from an unspecified form of plague. Russia has reportedly quarantined
30:20
Speaker 1: nearly 200 people in the Irkutsk region, which is located
30:24
Speaker 1: in eastern Siberia, according to local news reports. But there's
30:27
Speaker 1: been a lot of mystery since then. What's going on?
30:30
Speaker 1: Is it actually the plague? Is this something that's been
30:32
Speaker 1: genetically engineered? Yesterday, the CDC released a statement on the subject.
30:37
Speaker 1: They said they're aware of and closely monitoring the reports
30:40
Speaker 1: of a suspected case of pneumonic plague, pneumonic plague in
30:44
Speaker 1: the Irkutsk region of Russia. The summary here is they say, look,
30:48
Speaker 1: it can spread person to person and it can be
30:52
Speaker 1: treated with antibiotics if you get to it early. But
30:55
Speaker 1: at this time, there's no indication of a broader threat
30:57
Speaker 1: to the United States. The CDC and our interagency partners
31:00
Speaker 1: are prepared and will continue to monitor the situation closely.
31:04
Speaker 1: And the president of the United States himself said that
31:08
Speaker 1: he is tracking all of this. Here he is, cut 12,
31:11
Speaker 1: saying he is going to be speaking to Vladimir Putin
31:13
Speaker 1: about the subject and is likely to give us a
31:16
Speaker 1: big update. Today, Wednesday, here's Cut 12, the president.
31:20
Speaker 2: I have a call scheduled.
31:21
Speaker 1: Very soon.
31:21
Speaker 4: So far, we're in very deep discussions.
31:23
Speaker 1: We'll be able to report about it probably tomorrow. All right,
31:38
Speaker 1: a big update expected from the President of the United
31:41
Speaker 1: States and his team today. For more on what to
31:43
Speaker 1: make of all of this, we turn now to an
31:45
Speaker 1: expert guest on the subject, Dr. Robert Redfield. He's the
31:48
Speaker 1: former director of the CDC, a senior visiting fellow at
31:52
Speaker 1: the Heritage Foundation, and the author of Redfield's Warning, What
31:55
Speaker 1: I Learned But Couldn't Tell You Might Save Your Life.
31:59
Speaker 3: Dr.
31:59
Speaker 1: Redfield, great to have you back on the show, sir.
32:01
Speaker 1: Thank you.
32:02
Speaker 3: Yeah, thanks for having me, Vince.
32:03
Speaker 1: What is this, do you think?
32:06
Speaker 3: You know, I think... I'm not sure. I will say
32:10
Speaker 3: the most important thing, and the president's going to try
32:12
Speaker 3: to do this today, I think, is we need transparency
32:15
Speaker 3: for the Russians to tell us what's really going on.
32:18
Speaker 3: What's been reported is a 27-year-old woman who worked in
32:22
Speaker 3: the laboratory has died from what is presumptively a pneumonic plague.
32:29
Speaker 3: I have a little skepticism there for a couple reasons.
32:33
Speaker 3: One is if she was working in a plague laboratory,
32:36
Speaker 3: which she was, If this was regular wild-type plague, she
32:43
Speaker 3: should have done fine as long as she was treated
32:45
Speaker 3: with antibiotics within 24 to 48 hours. The fact that
32:50
Speaker 3: she died suggests to me that either it wasn't plague
32:55
Speaker 3: and something else that we don't know, or if it
32:57
Speaker 3: was plague, it wasn't wild-type plague, it was manipulated plague.
33:01
Speaker 3: One thing the Russians have been doing as part of
33:04
Speaker 3: their bio... warfare program is they've been taking plague and
33:09
Speaker 3: anthrax and they've been modifying it to change the susceptibility
33:15
Speaker 3: of the organism to different antibiotics so that when you
33:18
Speaker 3: treat with the antibiotic that you think should work, it
33:20
Speaker 3: doesn't work. So I'm concerned that this is a manipulated agent, pathogen.
33:29
Speaker 3: It's not just simple wild-type plague.
33:32
Speaker 1: Well, common sense would dictate that if you worked in
33:35
Speaker 1: an anti-plague lab and there was some sort of accident
33:38
Speaker 1: and then you started developing symptoms, that you would very
33:41
Speaker 1: rapidly get antibiotics, wouldn't you? I mean, theoretically, you would
33:44
Speaker 1: know that your susceptibility and you would immediately rush for
33:48
Speaker 1: medical treatment.
33:48
Speaker 3: Well, that's one red flag. The other red flag that
33:51
Speaker 3: I've learned in these situations is not the event of
33:54
Speaker 3: the the patient, the case, you know, the index case,
33:58
Speaker 3: but what's the response? And the Russian response to this also,
34:03
Speaker 3: from my point of view, is problematic because pneumonic plague,
34:08
Speaker 3: you know, is not very transmissible. The last human-to-human pneumonic
34:13
Speaker 3: plague transmission we had in the United States was in 1924.
34:16
Speaker 3: It's a very poorly transmissible pathogen. And so when you
34:23
Speaker 3: see their response was they quarantined 200 people, they shut
34:27
Speaker 3: down five hospitals, that's not a proportional response to plague. Now,
34:34
Speaker 3: it could be a proportional response to a gain-of-function engineered
34:38
Speaker 3: plague that's been manipulated to be more transmissible or more
34:44
Speaker 3: deadly in terms of no longer having the countermeasures, but
34:48
Speaker 3: it's really not a It doesn't sound like a response
34:52
Speaker 3: you would have from wild type plague. So I'm a skeptic,
34:55
Speaker 3: and I'm glad that the president is going to try
34:58
Speaker 3: to get Putin to be more transparent. They clearly know
35:03
Speaker 3: what this young lady had, okay? And she got infected,
35:06
Speaker 3: I think, to September 25th. She died on the 2nd
35:08
Speaker 3: of October. This is not a, if it's plague, it's
35:11
Speaker 3: a very simple diagnosis to confirm. So I'm sure they
35:15
Speaker 3: know exactly what she died of. And recently, you know,
35:18
Speaker 3: there's one of the hospitals just announced a second case.
35:22
Speaker 3: So it's, you know, I think we really need to
35:27
Speaker 3: get just transparency and honesty about what's going on.
35:31
Speaker 1: Yeah, big time. So the president's seeking that. I saw
35:33
Speaker 1: the Wall Street Journal report that the United States has
35:35
Speaker 1: actually warned Moscow that their failure to disclose details about
35:40
Speaker 1: all of this. runs counter to international health obligations. So
35:45
Speaker 1: they're putting some pressure on Russia here to be more transparent.
35:49
Speaker 2: Dr.
35:49
Speaker 1: Redfield, I've noticed it seems like a lot of these
35:52
Speaker 1: sort of these atypical diseases that end up, you know,
35:56
Speaker 1: spilling out in the public. There's a history that a
35:58
Speaker 1: lot of these actually spill out of government research laboratories,
36:00
Speaker 1: don't they?
36:02
Speaker 3: I do think there's, you know, we have to realize
36:04
Speaker 3: that's the other point to emphasize. This emphasizes the the
36:07
Speaker 3: issue of biosafety in these laboratories. And I will say,
36:11
Speaker 3: I can tell you, unfortunately, the biosafety that we have
36:14
Speaker 3: in these laboratories around the world, including our own in
36:17
Speaker 3: the United States, is just not adequate. And so we
36:21
Speaker 3: constantly do have episodes of pathogens that escape from laboratories
36:26
Speaker 3: and then cause serious disease. Clearly, you know, that's my
36:28
Speaker 3: point of view on COVID. It was a lab leak
36:32
Speaker 3: from the Wuhan lab. It didn't come from any wet market.
36:35
Speaker 3: And so this is a serious issue. And the other
36:38
Speaker 3: part that I think is worth emphasizing is I really
36:41
Speaker 3: do think it's dangerous and not wise to do gain-of-function
36:47
Speaker 3: research where we intentionally try to teach pathogens how to
36:49
Speaker 3: be more pathogenic or more transmissible. I wrote an op-ed
36:53
Speaker 3: in the Wall Street Journal really asking for a moratorium
36:56
Speaker 3: on gain-of-function research. So those are two different points to
37:01
Speaker 3: reflect on. as we try to deal with what this is.
37:07
Speaker 3: I don't think it poses any immediate threat, per se, obviously,
37:12
Speaker 3: to the United States. But, you know, until we know
37:15
Speaker 3: exactly what it is, it's hard to really, you know,
37:19
Speaker 3: prepare for what may need to be prepared for.
37:22
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, definitely. But, you know, I see this, you know,
37:26
Speaker 1: gain-of-function research, it strikes me that there's two reasons for this.
37:29
Speaker 1: And I think this is why they call it dual use.
37:30
Speaker 1: One is supposedly to derive a health benefit. from it that, oh,
37:34
Speaker 1: we'll be able to study viruses so we can learn
37:36
Speaker 1: how they develop. But the other side of it is
37:39
Speaker 1: there are governments that are using this to create bioweapons,
37:42
Speaker 1: that actively using this as a part of a weapons program.
37:45
Speaker 1: And there's a lot of peril that comes with that.
37:48
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think, you know, I think it's, I think we're,
37:51
Speaker 3: science is at a state today that we can figure
37:53
Speaker 3: out pretty quickly how to counter, develop countermeasures to new pathogens,
37:57
Speaker 3: that we don't have to create those pathogens and make
38:00
Speaker 3: them more pathogenic to do that. But you are right.
38:03
Speaker 3: I mean, Russia has a significant biodefense, biooffense program. And,
38:09
Speaker 3: you know, our own country has a significant biodefense program.
38:14
Speaker 3: I've told people that I really do believe that biosecurity,
38:18
Speaker 3: you mentioned I'm a senior fellow, a visiting fellow at
38:21
Speaker 3: Heritage Foundation for Biosecurity and Public Health Policy. I actually
38:25
Speaker 3: think biosecurity has the greatest potential to change the way
38:30
Speaker 3: of life in America, much more than nuclear. I mean,
38:33
Speaker 3: everyone gets worried about nuclear, but I will tell you
38:37
Speaker 3: the biological agents, as you saw with COVID, which I
38:41
Speaker 3: considered to be a minor pandemic, but it did kill
38:44
Speaker 3: over 1.2 million people, over probably 15, 20 million in
38:47
Speaker 3: the world. And it did cost our, we estimate that
38:50
Speaker 3: it costed our country about $ 9 trillion. And I call
38:57
Speaker 3: that a minor pandemic. The major pandemic I think is coming.
39:00
Speaker 3: It's a bird flu pandemic. It's going to be catastrophic.
39:02
Speaker 3: We're not prepared. So we do need to take these things,
39:06
Speaker 3: you know, quite, quite, quite seriously. And that biosecurity is something,
39:12
Speaker 3: you know, people ask me, are we prepared?
39:14
Speaker 2: Yeah.
39:15
Speaker 3: We're less prepared today than we were when we had COVID.
39:18
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, but part of this is like nobody
39:19
Speaker 1: trusts the government anymore.
39:21
Speaker 3: That's it. That's the number one reason.
39:24
Speaker 1: Because the government funded the creation of COVID to begin with,
39:28
Speaker 1: and then it gets released, and then then you talk
39:31
Speaker 1: about the deaths that ensued, but also it was a
39:34
Speaker 1: massive clampdown on liberty in the United States.
39:37
Speaker 3: There was a terrible government overreach, and you're exactly right.
39:40
Speaker 3: I tell people the biggest price we paid from COVID
39:44
Speaker 3: was is the loss of public trust in public health institutions.
39:49
Speaker 3: And we can't have a public health response to the
39:52
Speaker 3: next pandemic if we don't have public trust. And so
39:55
Speaker 3: this is, it's important that we all try to begin
39:58
Speaker 3: to rebuild public trust. One of the best ways to
40:02
Speaker 3: do that is to be honest and transparent about what
40:05
Speaker 3: we know and what we don't know. I know one
40:06
Speaker 3: of my common answers when I was CDC director, people
40:09
Speaker 3: got upset with me was, I said, well, I don't
40:12
Speaker 3: know the answer. And they said, what do you mean?
40:14
Speaker 3: You can't say you don't know the answer. You're the
40:15
Speaker 3: CDC director. What's the answer? I don't know the answer.
40:19
Speaker 3: And I think there was way too much government overreach
40:22
Speaker 3: where people gave answers in a definitive way that they
40:27
Speaker 3: didn't know. They just made them up.
40:29
Speaker 2: Yes.
40:30
Speaker 3: And that really then lost public trust. I mean, mandating
40:33
Speaker 3: the vaccine, big mistake. Mandating masks, big mistake. Closing schools,
40:37
Speaker 3: big mistake. Shutting down businesses, big mistake.
40:40
Speaker 2: Right.
40:40
Speaker 3: There were so many big mistakes made by government overreach
40:44
Speaker 3: that the public has said, wait a minute, we don't
40:47
Speaker 3: trust you guys.
40:48
Speaker 1: Yes. Well, I mean, even in this conversation, you've admitted
40:50
Speaker 1: you don't know exactly what's happening in Russia. You're not
40:52
Speaker 1: pretending you know what's going on. And you are among
40:56
Speaker 1: a group of people who I think during COVID kind
40:59
Speaker 1: of stood out, like Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, Dr. Marty McCary.
41:02
Speaker 1: I mean, Dr. Scott Atlas, people who would step forward
41:05
Speaker 1: and say, you know what? I don't actually know for certain,
41:08
Speaker 1: but here's what we're learning from all across the planet.
41:11
Speaker 1: And your voices were shut down by people like Anthony
41:14
Speaker 1: Fauci and company who said, stay out of the conversation.
41:17
Speaker 1: We don't need you revealing that science is a journey.
41:22
Speaker 1: We don't need you revealing that this involves like, you know,
41:25
Speaker 1: actual inquiry. We just need to tell people what's going
41:28
Speaker 1: on and whether we know it or not.
41:30
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think unfortunately there's a lot of truth to that.
41:33
Speaker 3: I was hopeful that Tony Fauci on his hearing where
41:36
Speaker 3: he took the fifth would have actually apologized to Rand
41:39
Speaker 3: Paul for being a little over the top. in his
41:41
Speaker 3: previous hearings, and then apologized to the American people that
41:44
Speaker 3: were harmed by COVID policies that he influenced. But tell
41:48
Speaker 3: the American people he did them because they thought they
41:50
Speaker 3: were in the best interest. But in retrospect, they were
41:53
Speaker 3: not optimal. They were not, as you mentioned, my book.
41:56
Speaker 3: If you read my book, and I encourage your readers
41:58
Speaker 3: to read it, that if you read my book, in
42:01
Speaker 3: every chapter, you're going to hear something like, well, we
42:03
Speaker 3: got that wrong. In retrospect, that was wrong. This is
42:07
Speaker 3: what we thought, but in retrospect, that was wrong. So,
42:10
Speaker 3: I mean, you've got to just be honest with people and,
42:13
Speaker 3: you know, you do the best you can. And, you know,
42:17
Speaker 3: you don't obviously always make the optimal recommendations and decisions.
42:22
Speaker 3: And in COVID, clearly it was one miscalculation after another.
42:29
Speaker 1: Humility is an essential ingredient to integrity.
42:33
Speaker 2: Dr.
42:33
Speaker 1: Robert Redfield, thank you very much. Appreciate your expert assessment
42:36
Speaker 1: on what the heck's going on. And people can get
42:38
Speaker 1: a hold of Dr. Redfield's book, again, that book is
42:44
Speaker 1: Redfield's Warning, What I Learned But Couldn't Tell You Might
42:46
Speaker 1: Save Your Life. Thank you, sir.
42:48
Speaker 3: Yeah, God bless you.
42:49
Speaker 1: Take care. There he is, Dr. Robert Redfield with an update.
42:53
Speaker 1: So we'll see, you know, the president is promising an
42:55
Speaker 1: update on this subject today. By the time you hear
42:58
Speaker 1: this podcast, if you're listening in a recorded capacity, you
43:01
Speaker 1: may have the answer to this, but he's placing pressure
43:04
Speaker 1: on Vladimir Putin to give us some answers here. But
43:07
Speaker 1: as I mentioned to Dr. Robert Redfield, you know, a
43:08
Speaker 1: lot of this How many times have we seen some
43:12
Speaker 1: sort of novel disease running around and they're like, where
43:14
Speaker 1: the hell did that come from? And it turns out
43:16
Speaker 1: pretty frequently it comes from some government lab, whether it's
43:19
Speaker 1: in the United States, a lab leak, or some foreign country.
43:22
Speaker 1: These are not expressions typically, in many cases, of nature,
43:27
Speaker 1: just like, oh, this popped up in nature. No, humans
43:29
Speaker 1: are constantly creating chaos in humanity. And so people are
43:34
Speaker 1: on guard for that. But having said that, man, I
43:36
Speaker 1: tell you, the trust in government, rock bottom. I can
43:39
Speaker 1: see it in this chat, and you're right. You're totally
43:41
Speaker 1: right about that. We don't have trust because so many
43:44
Speaker 1: people have violated the public trust. It's really a tragedy.
43:49
Speaker 1: All right, let's see. We've got a lot of other
43:51
Speaker 1: things to get to today. I do have a fascinating
43:57
Speaker 1: development yesterday that's actually historic. It's wonderful. The President of
44:01
Speaker 1: the United States goes to Baltimore yesterday to announce the
44:06
Speaker 1: creation of a new shipyard in order to generate submarines,
44:11
Speaker 1: in order to make submarines. This will be the biggest
44:13
Speaker 1: shipyard development since World War II for the United States Navy,
44:19
Speaker 1: which is just wonderful. Here's the president of the United
44:23
Speaker 1: States making the announcement yesterday in Baltimore. Cut eight. Check
44:28
Speaker 1: this out.
44:29
Speaker 4: Today, we're officially launching the construction of the largest new
44:33
Speaker 4: shipyard in the United States. This is since World War II.
44:38
Speaker 4: There's been nothing like what we're doing today. The workers
44:41
Speaker 4: of Baltimore and the shipyard here at Sparrows Point have
44:45
Speaker 4: been a vital part of the American industrial strength for
44:49
Speaker 4: literally over 100 years. And along these very shores, American
44:53
Speaker 4: tradesmen built one of the first frigates in the U.S. Navy.
44:58
Speaker 4: the steel that built the Empire State Building and the
45:01
Speaker 4: Golden Gate Bridge. And this is where the patriots of
45:04
Speaker 4: Baltimore built the first-ever Liberty Ship in the Second World War.
45:10
Speaker 4: There's a tremendous history. I flew over it just now. And, boy,
45:13
Speaker 4: it's a great piece of being a real estate developer initially.
45:18
Speaker 4: Always have. I said, that's a nice piece of real estate.
45:21
Speaker 4: And it's big. This is going to be some big yard.
45:24
Speaker 4: When I came into office for my second term, Less
45:28
Speaker 4: than two years ago, this national treasure was abandoned and
45:32
Speaker 4: it was totally forgotten, but it's not forgotten any longer.
45:38
Speaker 4: In a tremendous victory for our country and for the
45:41
Speaker 4: city of Baltimore, Onderil is investing $ 3. 7 billion in a
45:46
Speaker 4: state-of-the-art shipyard that will be known forever as Arsenal 2.
45:50
Speaker 4: It's one of the most— one of the biggest and
45:54
Speaker 4: one of the most significant shipyards, I think, soon. Very soon,
45:58
Speaker 4: we'll be anywhere in the world will be as significant
46:01
Speaker 4: as any. That's what we're looking for. Right here in
46:04
Speaker 4: Sparrows Point, you'll build the next generation of American submarines,
46:08
Speaker 4: including autonomous subs, torpedo tubes, and critical components for our
46:14
Speaker 4: cutting-edge Virginia-class attack submarines, the greatest and quietest ever built.
46:20
Speaker 4: And thanks to record funding from my administration, the Republicans
46:24
Speaker 4: in Congress, the U.S. Navy is also contributing an additional $ 2. 9
46:29
Speaker 4: billion to support the shipyard, with the possibility of, ultimately,
46:35
Speaker 4: together with a lot of great patriots, $ 21 billion in
46:39
Speaker 4: future purchases. This is going to be a big component
46:43
Speaker 4: for our future military. This massive project will create over 3,100
46:49
Speaker 4: new jobs right here in Maryland and will support an
46:53
Speaker 4: additional 11,000 jobs across the nation.
46:57
Speaker 1: Amazing. Absolutely amazing. So a program that generates around 14,000 jobs.
47:02
Speaker 1: You just heard the president lay that out. It includes
47:05
Speaker 1: those big dollar figures. The United States Navy, the taxpayers,
47:09
Speaker 1: are awarding a $ 2. 9 billion contract to this defense contractor, Andrel.
47:14
Speaker 1: And Andrew is going to be putting in $ 3. 7 billion
47:18
Speaker 1: of their money into developing this shipyard. Now, this is
47:23
Speaker 1: a critical element of America's defense base because what we're
47:28
Speaker 1: going to be doing here at this place called Arsenal 2,
47:32
Speaker 1: that's the name of the shipyard, is they're going to
47:34
Speaker 1: be developing these nuclear-powered attack submarines. This is the Virginia
47:38
Speaker 1: class of submarines. Again, a lot of jobs here and
47:43
Speaker 1: the military of the future that they're building. And this company, Andrel,
47:48
Speaker 1: is led by a guy by the name of Palmer Luckey.
47:51
Speaker 1: Maybe you've heard this guy's name or seen him before.
47:53
Speaker 1: He's the dude who wears all the Aloha shirts, kind
47:56
Speaker 1: of has a mullet, and loves America, it turns out.
47:59
Speaker 1: He loves America. I can't tell you how many interviews
48:01
Speaker 1: I've seen with this guy where he's talking about, no,
48:03
Speaker 1: we shouldn't be importing immigrant workers, handing out H-1B visas.
48:08
Speaker 2: Or any of that.
48:08
Speaker 1: We should be hiring Americans. We should be pro-America. That's
48:13
Speaker 1: his attitude, which I love. And he's got a lot
48:17
Speaker 1: of this incredible technology that he's developed. In fact, he's
48:21
Speaker 1: the guy who came up with the Oculus virtual reality
48:25
Speaker 1: goggles many years ago, and then Facebook bought Oculus from him.
48:31
Speaker 1: So just to give you a sign of the trend
48:33
Speaker 1: that he's been on. And just last week, The Trump
48:36
Speaker 1: administration announced, Secretary of War Pete Hegsteth announced that Palmer Luckey, again,
48:40
Speaker 1: the CEO of Andril, as well as Elon Musk and
48:43
Speaker 1: Newt Gingrich are part of a three-man team that are
48:47
Speaker 1: going to be working at the Pentagon, with the Pentagon,
48:50
Speaker 1: on the future of warfare. That these guys are basically
48:53
Speaker 1: these tech visionaries alongside Newt Gingrich, who's always had kind
48:58
Speaker 1: of a big-picture view of the world and America's role
49:00
Speaker 1: in it, are all working together on the future of
49:02
Speaker 1: American warfare. to, of course, protect our country and exert
49:07
Speaker 1: power when necessary. And so they're building this awesome Navy
49:11
Speaker 1: shipyard now, which is something that quite a few people
49:14
Speaker 1: who voted for Trump now multiple times have been seeking,
49:18
Speaker 1: the restoration of American sea power and these shipyards that
49:23
Speaker 1: develop these important Navy ships, in this case, submarines. And
49:28
Speaker 1: in fact, I've got video here. This comes to us.
49:30
Speaker 1: It's a rendering from Anduril. This is Palmer Luckey's company.
49:35
Speaker 1: And this is a cool rendering of what the shipyard
49:38
Speaker 1: is going to look like Now, obviously, it's a rendering,
49:42
Speaker 1: so it looks almost like a Hollywood movie, the way
49:44
Speaker 1: they've presented it. It's cool. Watch this. Cut down. All
49:58
Speaker 1: the robotics. All the components of the submarines being built.
50:10
Speaker 1: There's a submarine being assembled. Subs are cool, man.
50:16
Speaker 3: Very cool.
50:24
Speaker 1: Awesome technology. You know, when I went out to Hawaii
50:28
Speaker 1: earlier this year and we stopped by Pearl Harbor, we
50:31
Speaker 1: were taking a tour of the harbor, seeing all the
50:33
Speaker 1: various historic sites, the Missouri, the Arizona. But while we
50:38
Speaker 1: were on board the tour boat that was taking us around,
50:41
Speaker 1: the United States Navy was taking us around that area,
50:45
Speaker 1: we were on the way out. And at one point,
50:47
Speaker 1: the sailors who were on board with us said, okay, hey,
50:50
Speaker 1: ladies and gentlemen, we ask you to not take any
50:53
Speaker 1: photos for the next few minutes. A submarine is arriving,
50:58
Speaker 1: and they just don't want any photos of this nuclear
51:01
Speaker 1: submarine coming into Pearl Harbor. So we all dropped our
51:04
Speaker 1: phones and pocketed them. And I'm watching as this sub
51:07
Speaker 1: is coming in. It's an amazing sight, this massive, massive
51:12
Speaker 1: ship coming in. It's at the surface. You've got the
51:15
Speaker 1: crew standing on top of the submarine as they come in.
51:18
Speaker 1: We're waving at them. They're waving back. It was so cool.
51:21
Speaker 1: It was so cool to see. And now we're going
51:23
Speaker 1: to build a lot more of them. That's the president's announcement.
51:27
Speaker 1: A big win for the United States Navy, which means
51:29
Speaker 1: it's a big win for the United States of America
51:32
Speaker 1: and all of the jobs that ensue from that as well,
51:34
Speaker 1: which is which is really cool to see. So an
51:36
Speaker 1: historic announcement yesterday, truly historic announcement yesterday by the president
51:39
Speaker 1: of the United States. Now, what is the left saying
51:42
Speaker 1: about all of this? They're mad. They're ticked off. You
51:47
Speaker 1: know who's ticked off? The Democrat governor of Maryland, Wes Moore. Now,
51:54
Speaker 1: Wes Moore, the governor, because he's the governor of the state,
51:56
Speaker 1: he was invited to attend this yesterday. Yeah, you're welcome.
52:00
Speaker 1: Come on in. Come be at the event. Don't you
52:03
Speaker 1: think this is great? A bunch of jobs are being
52:04
Speaker 1: added to your state. You've got these great Navy submarines
52:08
Speaker 1: that are going to be built, cutting edge, like state-of-the-art technology.
52:12
Speaker 1: So shouldn't the governor of Maryland actually be in attendance?
52:17
Speaker 1: But he decided to throw a tantrum yesterday. He was
52:22
Speaker 1: upset about this because he didn't want Donald Trump, the
52:26
Speaker 1: president of the United States, to get all of the credit.
52:30
Speaker 1: for building Navy submarines in Maryland, you had the governor
52:36
Speaker 1: of Maryland demanding a speaking role to attend. The Democrat
52:42
Speaker 1: governor of Maryland, his position was, I'm only attending if
52:46
Speaker 1: I get a chance to give a big speech. I'm like, no,
52:50
Speaker 1: you're not speaking. You can come if you want. That's
52:52
Speaker 1: the invitation. You can come and support the people of
52:55
Speaker 1: Maryland or not. What's your choice? And he said, well,
52:58
Speaker 1: then I'm not coming. Okay, then. You don't get to come.
53:01
Speaker 1: Here he is yesterday bitching and moaning about it. Cut 11.
53:04
Speaker 1: Watch this.
53:05
Speaker 2: We have been working with them for over a year
53:08
Speaker 2: to bring them on board. And we're excited about what
53:11
Speaker 2: it's going to mean to the area. But if the
53:13
Speaker 2: president of the United States wants to bring the circus
53:16
Speaker 2: into town and tell me that I'm not allowed to
53:19
Speaker 2: speak to the fact that we were the ones that
53:20
Speaker 2: helped bring the deal, then I will let the circus
53:22
Speaker 2: be conducted while I go back to the work of
53:24
Speaker 2: the people of Maryland.
53:27
Speaker 1: He's such a whiny little baby. I want to speak.
53:30
Speaker 1: I want to speak. No, dude, you were invited to
53:33
Speaker 1: attend as the governor of Maryland. Were we going to
53:36
Speaker 1: let every idiot speak?
53:37
Speaker 4: No.
53:38
Speaker 1: Just attend it, dude. And I don't get a speaking role.
53:41
Speaker 1: I'm not showing up. All right, fine. We don't need you.
53:43
Speaker 1: We don't need you to create good news for the
53:46
Speaker 1: state of Maryland, it turns out, which should be an
53:49
Speaker 1: eye-opening experience for Marylanders who should go, wait a second,
53:53
Speaker 1: we don't even need the government? in order to achieve
53:55
Speaker 1: something good for the governor, rather, in order to achieve
53:57
Speaker 1: something good for the state, maybe we should get rid
53:59
Speaker 1: of the Democrat leadership. What have Democrats done for Maryland
54:02
Speaker 1: other than make it more miserable? Is Baltimore a better
54:05
Speaker 1: place because of Democrat governance? Or has it been turned
54:08
Speaker 1: into a hellhole because of Democrats? You know the answer
54:10
Speaker 1: to that question. It's ridiculous. I want credit. No, you
54:14
Speaker 1: don't get any. You were invited to come. You turned
54:18
Speaker 1: down the invitation. Too bad. You lose.
54:21
Speaker 3: You lose.
54:23
Speaker 1: All right, one more thing for you before we duck
54:26
Speaker 1: out today. We've got, I've got, do you want some
54:28
Speaker 1: good news? Can I, should I, can I, I will do,
54:30
Speaker 1: we'll do bad news, good news. We'll do bad news,
54:32
Speaker 1: good news. This is about America's immigration situation. Here's the
54:35
Speaker 1: bad news. During the Biden era, things really sucked. And
54:38
Speaker 1: you know that already, but we've got some more math
54:40
Speaker 1: for this. Bill Malusion says that the Department of Homeland
54:43
Speaker 1: Security just put out a big inspector general report yesterday
54:46
Speaker 1: that found that the visa overstay problem That is illegal immigration.
54:51
Speaker 1: People who come to the United States say they're going
54:52
Speaker 1: to stay here temporarily and then they stay beyond that permission.
54:56
Speaker 1: Then they're here illegally. That's illegal immigration into the country.
55:00
Speaker 1: That was so massive and the Biden administration did absolutely
55:03
Speaker 1: nothing to stop it. In fact, they aided and abetted it.
55:07
Speaker 1: ICE received over 3.1 million visa overstay leads, roughly 104,000
55:14
Speaker 1: of which were flagged for public safety or national security concerns.
55:19
Speaker 1: Got that? So 3.1 million people that they were aware
55:22
Speaker 1: were breaking our laws, had invaded our country, and they
55:25
Speaker 1: identified just over 100,000 of them as national security threats.
55:30
Speaker 1: They only arrested eight people.
55:34
Speaker 2: Eight. Eight.
55:36
Speaker 1: I can do that with my fingers. Eight people.
55:39
Speaker 3: Eight.
55:39
Speaker 1: That's it. Everybody else got to stay. Eight people, eight
55:43
Speaker 1: freaking people were arrested. 3.1 million visa overstays. Not people
55:49
Speaker 1: coming across the border illegally. People straight up welcomed into
55:53
Speaker 1: the country by the Biden administration. Then they overstayed their
55:56
Speaker 1: visas and the Biden people say, okay, you can stay.
55:58
Speaker 1: A September 2021 Mayorkas policy memo led to all of this.
56:03
Speaker 1: Alejandro Mayorkas did this. He said, yeah, I'll only go
56:06
Speaker 1: after so-called priority one leads, which are the highest threat
56:09
Speaker 1: to public safety. So those priority one leads, there was
56:14
Speaker 1: only 1,769 of those in this group of over 3 million.
56:19
Speaker 1: They only arrested two, two people, two people. I'm just
56:26
Speaker 1: putting math to the betrayal. I know you know we've
56:29
Speaker 1: been invaded. We have the numbers now here, courtesy of
56:33
Speaker 1: the Department of Homeland Security. The majority of the more
56:36
Speaker 1: than 3 million overstay leads were deemed non-ICE priority, non-priority
56:42
Speaker 1: by ICE. There were just five investigations, two arrests, And
56:49
Speaker 1: then another huge piece of this report, which is really disgusting.
56:53
Speaker 1: Bill says it's shocking. I would say it's not shocking,
56:55
Speaker 1: but it is appalling. Visa overstays skyrocketed into Biden's second
57:01
Speaker 1: year in office. So in the first year of Biden
57:04
Speaker 1: in office, 171,000 visa overstays. By the second year, 800,000
57:07
Speaker 1: visa overstays. That was a 364% increase. As the message
57:20
Speaker 1: got out to planet Earth that you could invade the
57:23
Speaker 1: United States of America, you're never gonna be asked to leave.
57:27
Speaker 1: Nobody's gonna hunt you down to get rid of you.
57:29
Speaker 1: That was the message. And so I just wanna really
57:32
Speaker 1: emphasize something here. As the left whines about President Trump
57:37
Speaker 1: deploying ICE agents to fix this problem, and then blames
57:42
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. Oh, you're being too hard on all of
57:45
Speaker 1: these illegals. You know, this problem wouldn't exist were it
57:48
Speaker 1: not for Biden. This problem would not exist were it
57:51
Speaker 1: not for Alejandro Mayorkas. We wouldn't have this problem if
57:55
Speaker 1: it wasn't for the Democrats. So if you're going to
57:57
Speaker 1: blame anybody for the fact that somebody's got to be
57:59
Speaker 1: heave-ho directly out of the country, blame the Democrats who
58:03
Speaker 1: dropped them in here in the first place. It's their
58:06
Speaker 1: fault that we have to clean up this mess. But
58:09
Speaker 1: we'll clean it up. We voted to clean it up,
58:12
Speaker 1: and that's what President Trump is doing. In fact, that
58:15
Speaker 1: was the bad news. Now, here's the good news. You
58:17
Speaker 1: ready for this? I saw a report this morning. The
58:20
Speaker 1: Hill is a little upset about this. Check this headline out.
58:24
Speaker 1: DOJ files record number of cases to strip Americans of citizenship. Now,
58:30
Speaker 1: I want you to think about that headline for a moment.
58:33
Speaker 1: Is it possible, if you're born in the United States
58:35
Speaker 1: of America, to American parents, you are an American citizen,
58:38
Speaker 1: Is it possible for the United States to, quote, strip
58:41
Speaker 1: you of citizenship?
58:43
Speaker 2: No.
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Speaker 1: No, that's not how this works. No, they're stripping immigrants
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Speaker 1: who are breaking our nation's laws of the claim that
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Speaker 1: they are Americans. They're denaturalizing criminal immigrants at record rates.
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Speaker 1: That's the real story here. The Department of Justice has
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Speaker 1: filed a record number of cases to strip Americans of citizenship,
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Speaker 1: the Department said Monday, The Hill reports. In a Monday
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Speaker 1: press release, the department said it filed denaturalization actions targeting
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Speaker 1: 40 people accused of serious offenses. Oh, what kind of offenses?
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Speaker 1: What are people being denaturalized over? Let's see. Acting as
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Speaker 1: an agent for a foreign government, and committing voluntary manslaughter,
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Speaker 1: those are the offenses, some of the offenses. Okay, get
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Speaker 1: the hell out of our country. No, you're not American.
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Speaker 1: And no, whatever claim to that title you have made,
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Speaker 1: we're taking it away. Goodbye. So the Trump administration is
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Speaker 1: denaturalizing people at record rates. Again, denaturalizing criminal immigrants. That's
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Speaker 1: the accurate way to portray this. not going after random
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Speaker 1: Americans and giving them the boot, which is, of course,
1:00:01
Speaker 1: what the left is trying to convince voters is going on.
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Speaker 1: That's a lie. That's just a lie. Holy cow. All right,
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Speaker 7: I think a lot of people are underestimating the Trump
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1:01:57
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