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Deal or Annihilation! · David Pollack Primetime

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Speaker 1: Today, the president of the United States walked into the
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Speaker 1: United Nations, an institution that has become a debating society
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Speaker 1: for tyrants, a place where the world's worst regimes lecture
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Speaker 1: the free world about human rights. And he did something
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Speaker 1: not any other person in that room really had the
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Speaker 1: standing to do. He told everybody there the truth. This
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Speaker 1: is not a talking point. This is a record.
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Speaker 2: Eight wars ended in 10 months.
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Speaker 1: A 20-point peace plan for Gaza endorsed not by some
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Speaker 1: think tank, but by the United Nations Security Council itself.
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Speaker 1: Every remaining hostage brought home. And here is what makes
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Speaker 1: today different from every other speech that came before it
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Speaker 1: in that room. He didn't just criticize the institution. He
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Speaker 1: forced it to change. Under this president, the United Nations
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Speaker 1: was made to cut over a billion dollars from its
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Speaker 1: bloated budget, the first 15% reduction to its regular budget
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Speaker 1: in the history of the organization. He pulled the United
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Speaker 1: States out of the UN's so-called Human Rights Council, the
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Speaker 1: one that gives cover to the very regimes that torture
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Speaker 1: their own people. He cut off the funding to the
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Speaker 1: UN's relief agency over its ties to Hamas. He sanctioned
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Speaker 1: the International Criminal Court for daring to threaten American sovereignty
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Speaker 1: for years. We were told the UN was untouchable, that
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Speaker 1: we just had to write checks and smile. This president
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Speaker 1: stopped writing blank checks, and suddenly the whole institution started listening.
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Speaker 1: And then he turned to Iran. And this is where
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Speaker 1: the speech stopped being a speech, It became a warning.
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Speaker 1: He broadcasted it to the entire world. The president told
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Speaker 1: that assembly in plain language that he now faces a
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Speaker 1: choice about the terrorist regime in Tehran. Make a deal,
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Speaker 1: or in his own words, annihilate them. Drive them, he said, into, really,
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Speaker 1: into hell and right off the planet.
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Speaker 3: Look.
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Speaker 1: Will a deal be made with Iran?
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Speaker 4: That lets them rebuild and create a far greater country
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Speaker 4: than it ever was before, maybe one of the greatest
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Speaker 4: in the Middle East or even the world?
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Speaker 1: Or do I.
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Speaker 4: Annihilate the Islamic Republic and do it quickly, never giving
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Speaker 4: them a chance to kill and destroy people and countries again?
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Speaker 4: Do I drive them into hell with no chance of
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Speaker 4: survival and no hope of future greatness or generations?
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Speaker 1: HE SAID THE REGIME IS BEHAVING BADLY NOT BECAUSE IT
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Speaker 1: IS STRONG AND CONFIDENT BUT BECAUSE IT IS WEAK AND
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Speaker 1: IT IS DESPERATE. IN THE HISTORY OF THE COUNTRY, THEIR
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Speaker 1: INFLATION IS AT THE HIGHEST IT HAS BEEN IN OVER
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Speaker 1: 80 YEARS. HIS OPERATION, ECONOMIC OUTCAST IS SEVERING THE REGIME'S
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Speaker 1: LAST FINANCIAL LIFE LINES ONE BY ONE. HE OBLITERATED THE
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Speaker 1: NUCLEAR ENRICHMENT PROGRAM AND HE'S CHOKING OFF THEIR MONEY. THAT
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Speaker 1: IS WHAT WEAK AND DESPERATE LOOKS LIKE. THAT FACE YOU
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Speaker 1: SAW THEM MAKE IS A WEAK AND DESPERATE FACE. AND
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Speaker 1: HE LAID OUT THE STAKES. IF THE FREE WORLD STANDS UNITED,
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Speaker 1: WE COULD SOON SEE, IN HIS WORDS, 51 years of
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Speaker 1: Iranian terror, 51 years since 1979, an entire era of
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Speaker 1: hostages and proxies and dead Americans, and this president says
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Speaker 1: it can end. And here's the leverage he holds. He
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Speaker 1: said he believes there will be a deal, but not
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Speaker 1: until after the midterm elections in November, because the Iranians
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Speaker 1: are waiting to see how he does. They're betting on
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Speaker 1: him being weakened.
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Speaker 2: And then he.
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Speaker 1: Delivered the line that should PROBABLY TERRIFY THEM. WHAT THEY
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Speaker 1: DON'T REALIZE, HE SAID, IS THAT HE ISN'T EVEN RUNNING.
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Speaker 1: HE IS NOT ON ANY BALLOT. THERE IS NO ELECTION
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Speaker 1: TO WAIT HIM OUT. HE HOLDS EVERY CARD AND THEY
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Speaker 1: ARE HOLDING NOTHING. It gets done. And it wasn't only
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Speaker 1: Iran on technology, artificial intelligence. He made the American position clear.
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Speaker 1: We are going to encourage AI, not rein it in
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Speaker 1: because America will not be the nation that strangles its
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Speaker 1: own future out of fear.
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Speaker 2: He left that stage. He signed a historic.
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Speaker 1: Agreement with Greenland and Denmark, handing the United States exclusive
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Speaker 1: operational rights to defend the Arctic meeting. No adversary can
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Speaker 1: set foot on that island without American approval. A strategic
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Speaker 1: prize this president has had his eye on from day one. Now,
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Speaker 1: his critics were still reviewing the speech when he continued
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Speaker 1: to make deals. And he even took a moment to
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Speaker 1: honor the first lady and the quiet work that she's done.
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Speaker 1: BRINGING DISPLACED CHILDREN, UKRAINIAN AND RUSSIAN CHILDREN, TORN FROM THEIR
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Speaker 1: FAMILIES BY WAR, SAFELY BACK HOME.
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Speaker 2: WE'VE TALKED ABOUT THIS ON THE SHOW. AND THAT WAS
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Speaker 2: THE SPEECH. STRENGTH FROM A POSITION OF STRENGTH.
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Speaker 1: AND JOINING ME NOW FOR REACTION IS GEORGE PAPADOPOULOS, FORMER
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Speaker 1: TRUMP CAMPAIGN FOREIGN POLICY ADVISOR AND AUTHOR OF DEEP STATE. GEORGE,
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Speaker 1: WELCOME BACK TO DAVID POLLACK PRIME TIME. BIG SPEECH TODAY
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Speaker 1: BY PRESIDENT TRUMP. THERE WAS A PART THAT I LEFT
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Speaker 1: OUT WHERE HE WAS ALSO CALLED CUBA A FAILED STATE
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Speaker 1: AND THEY GOT UP AND LEFT. But, you know, he's
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Speaker 1: just calling.
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Speaker 2: It how it is. The U.N.
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Speaker 1: Needed to be reined in, and Trump is putting the
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Speaker 1: cards on the table with respect to Iran. What was
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Speaker 1: your takeaway of his speech today at the.
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Speaker 5: U.N.? Yeah, it's great to be with you, David. Well,
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Speaker 5: I'm here in New York, and the energy is absolutely
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Speaker 5: electric because what President Trump has showcased to the world
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Speaker 5: and on the global stage is that America, under his leadership,
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Speaker 5: is the indispensable nation on planet Earth that can both
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Speaker 5: address and solve global issues that transcend national borders. Whether
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Speaker 5: those issues stem from the rise of AI to the
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Speaker 5: Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the ongoing war with Iran and Russia and Ukraine,
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Speaker 5: the United States is the sole global leader that can
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Speaker 5: take these issues on head on and bend the world
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Speaker 5: to its will. And that's ultimately what the United States
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Speaker 5: did at the UN General Assembly in front of the
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Speaker 5: international community. It telegraphed that no global issue can actually
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Speaker 5: be addressed or resolved without U.S. leadership or without the
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Speaker 5: United States having some sort of role in addressing it.
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Speaker 5: And that's ultimately what the president telegraphed. He showcased the
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Speaker 5: future of American power, its resilient economy, and the world
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Speaker 5: was left in awe.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, and you have to, and I always
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Speaker 1: say this, you've got to go back to the previous administrations.
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Speaker 1: The UN, I mean, under the globalist mindset of Barack
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Speaker 1: Obama and Joe Biden's auto pen, the UN, they were
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Speaker 1: emboldened under these presidents, and they acted like... They were
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Speaker 1: the global authority. And too many Democrat leaders were more
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Speaker 1: than happy to throw American sovereignty under this global sovereignty
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Speaker 1: of the United Nations. When Trump has been president, he's
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Speaker 1: done it with NATO. He's doing it now with the U.N.
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Speaker 1: He's calling the shots, just like you're saying.
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Speaker 2: They're bending to his will because this is America.
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Speaker 1: The U.N. is in New York for a reason. The
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Speaker 1: United Nations really is not over the United States. The
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Speaker 1: United Nations exists because of the United States. And it
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Speaker 1: became clear today, right?
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Speaker 6: Well, absolutely.
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Speaker 5: And historically, the United Nations was designed to be a
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Speaker 5: multilateral organization that would uphold international peace and security. And
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Speaker 5: it always did have the United States at the head
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Speaker 5: of that role, along with the other permanent members of
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Speaker 5: the UN Security Council after World War II. But as
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Speaker 5: the years evolved and it became more liberal and more
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Speaker 5: globalist and less sovereign, it attempted to actually upend the
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Speaker 5: United States as a force and as the leader of
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Speaker 5: the United States and the world, and replacing it with
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Speaker 5: this United Nations structure, similarly to how you have the
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Speaker 5: European Union trying to take over sovereignty and leadership abilities
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Speaker 5: and roles amongst European countries. And of course, you see
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Speaker 5: the pushback that's happening over in Europe with the rise
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Speaker 5: of the right wing and some various conservative governments.
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Speaker 2: So this was unsustainable.
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Speaker 5: And the president during his first term made it absolutely clear,
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Speaker 5: and it wasn't simply with rhetoric, David, the United States
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Speaker 5: decided to start defunding the United Nations because of some
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Speaker 5: of these issues, whether it was their overt anti-Israel sentiments,
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Speaker 5: their ability to basically promote and promulgate the message of
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Speaker 5: various terrorist organizations like Hamas, the Iranian regime, all of
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Speaker 5: that came to a screeching halt in the nulls of
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Speaker 5: the United Nations because President Trump, during not only this
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Speaker 5: time around, but his first term, put the brakes on
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Speaker 5: the United Nations. And now it's come back to some
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Speaker 5: sort of balance. And that's really a good thing.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: I mean, I love when President Trump addresses the United Nations.
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Speaker 1: He always just commands so much attention over it. And
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Speaker 1: I love seeing how humble and sort of offended some
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Speaker 1: of these people are, these world leaders, because they sit
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Speaker 1: back and they just hate when the United States is powerful.
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Speaker 1: But it's good for America. And that's what America first is.
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Speaker 1: George Papadopoulos from New York. Thank you so much for
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Speaker 1: being here and giving your takes, as always.
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Speaker 6: Appreciate it, David.
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Speaker 1: Thank you. Thank you. Coming up, the White House launches
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Speaker 1: Trump TV. Did you see this? And the media, they
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Speaker 1: lose their mind. They call it authoritarian. I'm going to
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Speaker 1: show you what Trump TV actually is and the clever
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Speaker 1: move nobody caught. Then we have the Cardone zone tonight.
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Speaker 1: It was teased with a cryptic post of an old
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Speaker 1: television with snow on the screen, a brief flash of
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump's silhouette, and a text that read, something's coming.
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Speaker 1: The internet was on the edge of its seat. What
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Speaker 1: could this be?
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Speaker 2: A new UAP disclosure, maybe? A big announcement?
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Speaker 1: Then, around 7 p.m. Eastern, The White House launched something
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Speaker 1: called Trump TV, and within the hour, the media had
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Speaker 1: its verdict.
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Speaker 2: State television? This is authoritarianism.
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Speaker 1: The end of free press like Russia. Gavin Newsom called
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Speaker 1: it state-run. They lost their minds. So let me tell
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Speaker 1: you what Trump TV actually is, because it's not any
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Speaker 1: of that. It's not even television at all. There's no anchors,
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Speaker 1: there's no nightly lineup, no broadcast schedule.
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Speaker 2: Trump TV is.
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Speaker 1: A single 24-hour livestream running on the White House's own.
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Speaker 2: YouTube channel, Channel 47.
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Speaker 1: It plays the administration's greatest hits on a loop, old speeches, announcements,
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Speaker 1: the president's Mount Rushmore address from back in July. The
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Speaker 1: caption simply reads,' Watch the Trump administration's biggest moments all
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Speaker 1: in one place.' Top videos, major remarks, and must-see highlights
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Speaker 1: streaming 24-7 and updated in real time. Stay informed and up-to-date.
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Speaker 2: That's it.
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Speaker 1: That's it. That's the entire thing. That's all it is.
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Speaker 1: The highlight reel on YouTube.
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Speaker 2: It never stops playing.
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Speaker 1: You could watch it on YouTube, on the White House website,
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Speaker 1: or inside the White House app. That's it. That's Trump TV.
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Speaker 1: So why the big announcements? WELL, THAT'S THE QUESTION THE
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Speaker 1: MAINSTREAM MEDIA SHOULD BE ASKING IF THEY WEREN'T SO BUSY
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Speaker 1: PANICKING ABOUT WHAT THEY THOUGHT WAS STATE-RUN TELEVISION. AND THE
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Speaker 1: ANSWER IS HIDDEN IN PLAIN It's not the product. Trump
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Speaker 1: TV is the advertisement. But what is it advertising? Well,
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Speaker 1: it's advertising the fact that all of the information the
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Speaker 1: press filters through.
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Speaker 2: Their narrative-driven spin.
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Speaker 1: It's all available to everyone for free all the time
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Speaker 1: through the White House itself and through their app.
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Speaker 2: That's right.
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Speaker 1: The White House has an app. They launched it quietly
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Speaker 1: back in March, and that app is real. And that's
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Speaker 1: the story, because it's the most direct line a president
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Speaker 1: has ever had to the American people. Live streams, real-time
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Speaker 1: push notifications, alerts, sending the president's word straight into your
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Speaker 1: pocket with no network, no anchor, no editor, no filter,
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Speaker 1: standing in between. It's a direct feed from.
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Speaker 2: The Oval Office to you.
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Speaker 1: And when it launched in March, almost nobody noticed it.
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Speaker 1: It came and it went. So look at what they
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Speaker 1: just did. They took the app, they wrapped it, one
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Speaker 1: of its live stream features in a flashy new name,
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Speaker 1: calling it Trump TV. They gave it a movie premiere rollout,
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Speaker 1: and they dropped it two days after banning three outlets
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Speaker 1: that lie about the president for a living. In the
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Speaker 1: exact week, those outlets were boycotting him. And what happened?
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Speaker 1: Every network that refused to cover the president, CNN, MSNOW,
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Speaker 1: all of them, they spent the next 24 hours covering
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Speaker 1: Trump TV, running the trailer, explaining where to find it,
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Speaker 1: telling tens of millions of Americans over and over that
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Speaker 1: the White House has an app that puts this president
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Speaker 1: in their hand. They got the president's own enemies to
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Speaker 1: run his commercial for free. In the same week, they
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Speaker 1: tried to erase him. They handed him the biggest marketing
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Speaker 1: campaign of the year for the one tool that makes
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Speaker 1: them completely unnecessary. Now, look, I can't say for sure
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Speaker 1: that this was the plan, but I've been following this
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Speaker 1: president a long time, and I know a marketing campaign
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Speaker 1: when I see one. The channel was the bait.
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Speaker 2: The app was... Well, that was the catch. And it worked.
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Speaker 1: And I'll be honest, it even worked on me. So
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Speaker 1: that is what Trump TV actually is. It's not state-run television.
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Speaker 1: It's the opposite. It's the president who got locked out
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Speaker 1: by a hostile press and turned that same press into
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Speaker 1: his own marketing department to drive millions of Americans towards
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Speaker 1: a direct line that cuts the media out of the
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Speaker 1: conversation for good. That's transparency. No wonder they're panicking. They
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Speaker 1: just realize they might not be necessary anymore. Now, there's
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Speaker 1: still a real court fight over the ban of CNN, MSNOW,
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Speaker 1: and Politico. The three outlets sued yesterday. The president has
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Speaker 1: said he expects to lose that round but take it
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Speaker 1: to appeal. And so that fight is far from over.
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Speaker 1: But the marketing war.
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Speaker 2: The one, that one's already won.
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Speaker 1: For 50 years, those networks were the only door between
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Speaker 1: the president and the people. This week, he built his
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Speaker 1: own door and got them to hang the sign on
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Speaker 1: it for him to break all of this down. I'm
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Speaker 1: excited to welcome Neil W. McCabe, a journalist extraordinaire over
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Speaker 1: at Real America's Voice. Neil, welcome to David Pollak Prime Time.
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Speaker 1: I was told to say W because that makes you
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Speaker 1: happy because it gives you distinction over another Neil McCabe
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Speaker 1: that I didn't know existed because I only know you.
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Speaker 1: But welcome.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, I don't want to go into details, but someone
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Speaker 8: with the same name was involved in some kind of
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Speaker 8: lawsuit involving some untoward behavior.
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Speaker 9: Towards his students.
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Speaker 2: Well, Neil W.
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Speaker 1: McCabe, it's an honor to have you here. In the rain,
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Speaker 1: by the way, as a real reporter should be, out
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Speaker 1: in the elements, bringing you the feeling of the scene.
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Speaker 9: Live from decks of Titanic, here I am.
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Speaker 2: Exactly.
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Speaker 1: So, look, big news, of course, when CNN, MSNOW, Politico
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Speaker 1: gets their... They're hard past turned off. They made a
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Speaker 1: big deal about it. They made themselves the story. Trump
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Speaker 1: launches Trump TV and all of America learns very quickly.
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Speaker 1: There's an app out there with all the information that
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Speaker 1: they gatekeep. How big of a deal is this?
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Speaker 8: Well, I think that the president and his team have
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Speaker 8: done a very good job of working around, below, and
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Speaker 8: over the mainstream media, just as Nixon did, just as
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Speaker 8: Reagan did, using the tools that were available to them,
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Speaker 8: and just as the president is using the tools available
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Speaker 8: to him. And we saw it during the 2024 campaign,
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Speaker 8: where he would be on a podcast like, say, Joe Rogan, right?
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Speaker 9: I don't know, 300 million downloads?
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Speaker 8: There's so much alternative media out there that absolutely dwarfs
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Speaker 8: what the mainstream media reaches, and the president is just
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Speaker 8: trying to take advantage of it. And frankly, I use
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Speaker 8: the White House YouTube channel all the time. I mean,
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Speaker 8: that's how I watch things. And so the problem you
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Speaker 8: run into is that The mainstream media, like you talk about, say,
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Speaker 8: the video pool, these guys are providing a public service.
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Speaker 9: They pay for the equipment. They pay for the people.
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Speaker 8: They pay for the travel for these guys to provide
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Speaker 8: the video.
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Speaker 9: Feed for the rest of the media. And so that's good.
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Speaker 8: But they also have become really kind of entitled and
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Speaker 8: arrogant and arrogant. They feel like, you know, how dare you?
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Speaker 8: This White House doesn't belong to Trump.
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Speaker 9: It belongs to us. And so, you know, the.
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Speaker 8: President tossed CNN and Politico and MSNOW, just like the
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Speaker 8: Biden administration tossed conservative outlets, hundreds of conservative reporters and outlets,
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Speaker 8: just as, you know, I was at OAN during Barack
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Speaker 8: Obama's administration. Like, we didn't get a sniff It was
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Speaker 8: embarrassing to even attempt to get any kind of access
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Speaker 8: to Obama's White House. And so, you know, it's like,
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Speaker 8: you know, elections matter, I guess.
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Speaker 9: And so they felt, hey, you guys are fake news.
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Speaker 9: So guess what? We call you fake news.
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Speaker 8: It's just that, you know, Politico and CNN and MSNOW.
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Speaker 9: They told me all sorts of crazy stories, right?
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Speaker 8: They told me that the Russians had a secret server
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Speaker 8: in Trump Tower, and that's how Putin would give orders
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Speaker 8: to his puppet Trump.
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Speaker 9: Like, they said that was true, right?
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Speaker 8: And it's like, you know, they say all sorts of
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Speaker 8: crazy things that are completely not true.
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Speaker 9: The problem with mainstream media.
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Speaker 8: Is that they do not reflect the world that regular
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Speaker 8: Americans live in.
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Speaker 9: So there's no connection.
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Speaker 8: So that's why they sort of have to provide the shouting,
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Speaker 8: the screaming, the analysis, because no one can make a
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Speaker 8: decision based on anything they get from Politico, CNN, or MSNOW, etc.
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Speaker 9: Host of other outlets.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Well, I mean, that's honestly the best thing that comes
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Speaker 1: to this is that Trump routinely, even since 2016 on
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Speaker 1: in the days of Jim Acosta, has called out CNN's
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Speaker 1: dishonest reporting. And every time CNN makes themselves the story,
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Speaker 1: I know they're filled with outrage, and they think they're
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Speaker 1: being journalistic, but what they do is they make Americans
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Speaker 1: who maybe didn't realize the bias was that apparent, it
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Speaker 1: makes it realize how fake they really are, because now
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Speaker 1: with them being kicked out and them suing, it's going
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Speaker 1: to put in the public record exactly what the Trump
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Speaker 1: administration is objecting to with their coverage, and this is real.
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Speaker 1: And they're going to be out there promoting how fake
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Speaker 1: they are, which I think is amazing. But let me
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Speaker 1: pivot real quick to this app, and I've got about
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Speaker 1: 30 seconds left. Because there was this.
20:30
Speaker 2: Big Trump television.
20:34
Speaker 1: Push, and I'm sitting here watching this, Neil, and I'm like,
20:36
Speaker 1: what is this? And everybody was confused about what it is.
20:39
Speaker 1: Once I looked into it, I'm like, oh, it's just
20:41
Speaker 1: another streaming channel. You have Channel 45, like you talked
20:44
Speaker 1: about on YouTube, which is the live events that are
20:47
Speaker 1: going on. Now there's Channel 47 on the White House's YouTube,
20:51
Speaker 1: and that's highlights of all of those speeches. So you
20:53
Speaker 1: can go back and watch them, and it's streaming. It's
20:56
Speaker 1: really not what the media is painting as state TV.
20:59
Speaker 1: What do you think Trump's rationale was for teasing it
21:03
Speaker 1: as this big thing? Do you think it was just
21:05
Speaker 1: to get the attention back onto Trump?
21:08
Speaker 8: Well, first, let me say that I'm not speaking on
21:11
Speaker 8: behalf of the South Shore Press, where I write groundbreaking
21:15
Speaker 8: columns or Real America's Voice or any other implies is
21:18
Speaker 8: strictly my opinions and my observations. But I think what
21:22
Speaker 8: we're seeing is a textbook example of.
21:26
Speaker 9: Of how President Donald J.
21:27
Speaker 8: Trump will hijack a news cycle and then just ride
21:31
Speaker 8: it home. And so whatever else they wanted to talk about,
21:35
Speaker 8: the president from time to time will say, you know what?
21:39
Speaker 8: I'm just going to hit the reset button and I'm
21:41
Speaker 8: just going to take over this news cycle. And you're
21:43
Speaker 8: going to be talking about me for the next few days,
21:46
Speaker 8: not about whatever hoo-ha-ha you're up to.
21:48
Speaker 1: I love it. I love it. And there's no one
21:50
Speaker 1: better at it than President Trump Reporter McCabe, thank you
21:54
Speaker 1: so much for being here as always. Honored to have
21:56
Speaker 1: you on the show, my friend.
21:56
Speaker 9: All right.
21:57
Speaker 3: Be good, David.
21:58
Speaker 1: Thank you. Coming up, it's the Cardone Zone on a Tuesday.
22:02
Speaker 1: A million dollars, five American manufacturers, and a shark tank
22:06
Speaker 1: stage in the nation's capital.
22:08
Speaker 2: Grant Cardone was judging.
22:10
Speaker 1: And he's here with all the latest on that competition
22:12
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Speaker 1: That means it's time for another, I guess, episode, segment.
23:02
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23:05
Speaker 1: a good one for you because last week in Washington,
23:07
Speaker 1: something happened that tells you just about everything you need
23:11
Speaker 1: to know about the difference between this pro-business administration and
23:16
Speaker 1: the last one. Small business administration through a competition. We
23:20
Speaker 1: talked about it a few weeks ago. Not a bailout,
23:23
Speaker 1: not a handout, not a grievance study or a diversity seminar.
23:28
Speaker 2: A competition. Think Shark Tank.
23:31
Speaker 1: But for real Americans, five small businesses chosen out of
23:35
Speaker 1: nearly 1,200 that entered this competition from all 50 states
23:40
Speaker 1: up on one stage in our nation's capital. pitching their
23:44
Speaker 1: hearts out for a share of a million dollars in
23:48
Speaker 1: prize money. And that prize money didn't come out of
23:51
Speaker 1: your pocket. No, it was privately funded. The government's role
23:56
Speaker 1: here was simple. Build the stage, turn on the lights,
23:59
Speaker 1: and get out of the way. But here's the part
24:02
Speaker 1: I love most. Look at who these five finalists actually
24:06
Speaker 1: were in a culture that acts like the only way
24:08
Speaker 1: to make it in America is to build an app
24:11
Speaker 1: or give somebody a program or something.
24:14
Speaker 2: These are companies that make things.
24:17
Speaker 1: A defense technology firm from Maine, a metalworking machinery manufacturer
24:20
Speaker 1: from Georgia, a company that makes industrial molds in Iowa,
24:23
Speaker 1: a pressure vessel manufacturer out of Wyoming, and a machinery
24:27
Speaker 1: company out of San Diego. These are builders, manufacturers, real
24:32
Speaker 1: Americans who make the physical stuff this country spent 30
24:35
Speaker 1: years forgetting how to make. And that's who this administration
24:39
Speaker 1: will hand a million dollars to.
24:40
Speaker 2: To grow the American way.
24:43
Speaker 1: And the judges deciding who took home the money? Well,
24:47
Speaker 1: they know a thing or two about making money grow.
24:50
Speaker 1: Folks like rapper Nicki Minaj, the co-founder of Airbnb. And
24:53
Speaker 1: a man who has built a multi-billion dollar real estate
24:56
Speaker 1: empire from nothing and who has taught more Americans how
24:59
Speaker 1: to scale a business than just about anyone I know.
25:02
Speaker 2: You know who he is.
25:03
Speaker 1: Joining me now, let's bring in Mr. 10X himself, the
25:06
Speaker 1: king of cash flow, Grant Cardone. Welcome back to David
25:10
Speaker 1: Pollak Prime Time. I saw that you were judging this
25:13
Speaker 1: amazing SBA pitch competition. You're not hearing a lot about it,
25:16
Speaker 1: but this is America.
25:17
Speaker 2: This is the SBA.
25:18
Speaker 1: Small business is how you build America. Remember the Obama days?
25:22
Speaker 1: It was, you didn't build that. Well, now we are
25:25
Speaker 1: building it. Tell me about this pitch competition, my friend.
25:28
Speaker 3: Yeah, hey, look, I was asked to do this about
25:30
Speaker 3: seven or eight months ago, and they didn't have Nikki
25:33
Speaker 3: wasn't involved yet.
25:36
Speaker 6: Joe from the co-founder of.
25:39
Speaker 3: uh, Airbnb's where Joe's got to be worth $ 12 billion.
25:42
Speaker 3: Like he's 42 years old, unbelievable, successful guy. Like he,
25:47
Speaker 3: he spends all his time at the white house. Now,
25:49
Speaker 3: Elon asked him to help out with Doge. Uh, and
25:53
Speaker 3: then Nick Kane is the moderator. And I was asked
25:55
Speaker 3: to do this seven or eight months ago. And I
25:57
Speaker 3: immediately said, yes, those guys weren't on yet. They were
26:01
Speaker 3: amazing to work with these people, the five companies that
26:04
Speaker 3: we actually, um, you know, were able to evaluate against
26:10
Speaker 3: one another, if you will, are phenomenal companies, all manufacturing companies,
26:15
Speaker 3: all American made, mostly family owned.
26:18
Speaker 6: The SBA is so important in this country.
26:20
Speaker 3: I didn't know when I started my first business, David,
26:22
Speaker 3: that you could do an SBA loan. And had I
26:25
Speaker 3: known that, they'll give away about $ 48 billion this year
26:28
Speaker 3: in loans for startups.
26:30
Speaker 6: I didn't know that. Had I known that, I would
26:32
Speaker 6: be much further ahead to where I am right now today.
26:36
Speaker 7: Yeah.
26:36
Speaker 1: Now, we talk a lot about borrowing money in order
26:39
Speaker 1: to invest in things like multifamily properties, which, by the way,
26:42
Speaker 1: after last week, I dove headfirst into trying to figure
26:45
Speaker 1: out exactly how to do what you're saying and take
26:47
Speaker 1: advantage of this historic window of opportunity. Now, you talk
26:52
Speaker 1: about getting money. SBA is a great place to look
26:54
Speaker 1: for money because, you know, if you're not buying a
26:57
Speaker 1: single family home, you're buying a business. A small, you know,
27:00
Speaker 1: an apartment building is a business and the SBA is
27:02
Speaker 1: a place to go, right?
27:03
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a great place to get started and to
27:05
Speaker 3: go and see if you qualify. I've had people that
27:08
Speaker 3: saw that I was on the show hitting me saying, hey,
27:10
Speaker 3: I got a startup. Do I qualify? I said, yeah,
27:12
Speaker 3: of course you qualify. And everybody does. And it's not,
27:17
Speaker 3: by the way, a handout. It's a loan that will
27:21
Speaker 3: be paid back. Now, the five companies that we.
27:26
Speaker 3: I guess for the lack of better words that we
27:29
Speaker 3: awarded this opportunity to everybody's a winner in the show,
27:32
Speaker 3: by the way, because one, their company gets attention. This
27:35
Speaker 3: is what president Trump wanted. He says, why don't we
27:38
Speaker 3: bring the apprentice back? but for small businesses, which he
27:41
Speaker 3: doesn't like calling it the SBA. I said, we should
27:43
Speaker 3: call it 10X the SBA. 10X small businesses. President Trump,
27:49
Speaker 3: I was in the Oval Office last Friday, and he's like,
27:51
Speaker 3: I hate the name small business. We got to name
27:54
Speaker 3: it something else. We must name it something else. I said, yeah,
27:57
Speaker 3: we should name it 10X SBA. And the chairman there, Kelly,
28:02
Speaker 3: the administrator, she is phenomenal for bringing attention to this.
28:06
Speaker 3: It's not costing American taxpayers anything to bring attention to
28:09
Speaker 3: small businesses that basically hire 50% of this country. And
28:14
Speaker 3: without small businesses, as you know, David, I mean, America
28:18
Speaker 3: would lose its passion, its heartbeat, and what made this
28:21
Speaker 3: country so great.
28:22
Speaker 6: Because it's small businesses, not big business that makes a difference.
28:26
Speaker 1: You know, I like 10X, but what about building business administration?
28:31
Speaker 1: Because that's what it does. We're building businesses.
28:34
Speaker 3: Yeah, building business administration. I like that. I like that.
28:37
Speaker 3: I'm going to tell that to him. I think he's
28:38
Speaker 3: going to love that, too.
28:40
Speaker 1: Because that's what we're doing, right? Because that's the point here.
28:42
Speaker 1: It's not, because small business is a bit of a misnomer.
28:46
Speaker 1: People think small businesses, they think of a bodega. But
28:49
Speaker 1: small businesses can employ 99 people, you know.
28:54
Speaker 3: 500.
28:54
Speaker 2: 500 people, exactly.
28:55
Speaker 3: Up to 500, up to 500 employees, and you're considered
28:59
Speaker 3: a small business in America, regardless of your revenue, by
29:01
Speaker 3: the way.
29:02
Speaker 7: Right.
29:02
Speaker 1: And so that's the thing. These businesses are actually big businesses.
29:06
Speaker 1: They just qualify for opportunities because they're classified as small businesses.
29:11
Speaker 2: And that's right where we're renaming.
29:13
Speaker 3: And every every big business starts as a small business. OK,
29:17
Speaker 3: every great endeavor that's ever happened on this planet, most
29:21
Speaker 3: of which fail, by the way, there's like a 95 percent.
29:24
Speaker 6: Failure rate at five years.
29:26
Speaker 3: So, but the 5% that make it all started as
29:29
Speaker 3: small business. So I'm gonna make that recommendation to President Trump,
29:32
Speaker 3: or maybe what, let's get the audience to come up.
29:35
Speaker 6: With the best title.
29:37
Speaker 3: I love the sba what's the best title for the
29:39
Speaker 3: small administration or this yeah small business administration what's a
29:43
Speaker 3: better title and i'll get it to president trump and
29:46
Speaker 3: maybe we give somebody here like a vip seat to
29:49
Speaker 3: my my my my next business conference.
29:53
Speaker 2: I love all of that.
29:54
Speaker 1: Guys, David Pollack, I'm sorry, David Pollack Primetime at OANN.com.
29:59
Speaker 1: David Pollack Primetime, OANN.com. I'll give it to you at
30:02
Speaker 1: the end of the show. Send your emails in. Tell
30:04
Speaker 1: Grant Cardone what we should call it. We're not ending
30:07
Speaker 1: the segment. I'm just letting him know now. Oh, look,
30:09
Speaker 1: it's right there at the bottom of the screen.
30:11
Speaker 3: Yeah, and the show, by the way, the show's going
30:13
Speaker 3: to be on Amazon Prime Video and YouTube next month.
30:17
Speaker 6: So they're really rushing this to the market.
30:19
Speaker 3: President Trump is the creator of the show, by the way.
30:22
Speaker 2: Yeah, I love this.
30:23
Speaker 1: And I love it because here's really what it is.
30:26
Speaker 1: And this is why I love these segments. This is
30:28
Speaker 1: why I love this pitch competition. Because we're programmed in
30:32
Speaker 1: America to go to school, go to college, borrow money,
30:36
Speaker 1: get a job. And then people sit around and complain that,
30:39
Speaker 1: They don't get paid enough. They can't afford things. And
30:41
Speaker 1: it's somebody else's fault. The government should do this for me.
30:44
Speaker 1: I saw a woman walking yesterday with a sign that said,
30:48
Speaker 1: advocate for a four-day work week. And I told my daughter,
30:50
Speaker 1: who's very business-minded, she goes, and I said to her,
30:53
Speaker 1: I said, who's going to pay you more to work less?
30:56
Speaker 2: That's not America.
30:57
Speaker 1: And so what I love about the business-building administration, or
31:00
Speaker 1: whatever the audience thinks we should call it, IS THAT
31:02
Speaker 1: WE'RE TEACHING AMERICANS THAT WORKING FOR SOMEBODY ISN'T THE AMERICAN DREAM.
31:06
Speaker 1: WORKING FOR SOMEBODY IS A MEANS TO AN END. IT'S
31:08
Speaker 1: A WAY TO BRIDGE BETWEEN STARTING A BUSINESS. BUT ALL
31:12
Speaker 1: AMERICANS SHOULD THINK LIKE INNOVATORS, LIKE BUSINESS PEOPLE, BECAUSE NO
31:15
Speaker 1: GREATER OPPORTUNITY EXISTS THAN THE OPPORTUNITY IN THIS COUNTRY TO
31:19
Speaker 1: BUILD A BUSINESS AND GROW WEALTH, RIGHT?
31:21
Speaker 3: YEAH, AND THERE'S NO OTHER COUNTRY WHERE YOU CAN DO
31:24
Speaker 3: IT AS EASILY. THERE'S OTHER COUNTRIES WHERE YOU CAN NEVER
31:27
Speaker 3: EVEN PICK YOUR PROFESSION, MUCH LESS STARTING YOUR OWN COMPANY.
31:30
Speaker 3: So America is still the great land of opportunity and possibility.
31:35
Speaker 3: And don't listen to all the naysayers folks that say, hey,
31:37
Speaker 3: you're being priced out.
31:38
Speaker 6: You can't do it.
31:39
Speaker 3: There's more opportunity in this country today than there ever
31:41
Speaker 3: has been in the history of this planet. There's never
31:45
Speaker 3: been a place, a spot, a location or a time
31:49
Speaker 3: where more wealth was created. The opportunity is hockey puck
31:53
Speaker 3: is straight up and vertical. It morphs any problems that
31:59
Speaker 3: you see in our country. The opportunity to become successful
32:02
Speaker 3: in this country absolutely morphs any of the inflation on
32:06
Speaker 3: prices or gas prices or home prices or taxes or
32:10
Speaker 3: problems or situations.
32:11
Speaker 6: So never been a better time.
32:13
Speaker 2: And I love that.
32:13
Speaker 1: And honestly, people need to hear it because you're so
32:15
Speaker 1: much doom and gloom in the media. Oh, everything's unaffordable.
32:18
Speaker 1: Everything's bad. Everything's bad. Everybody should just kind of crawl
32:21
Speaker 1: into a hole and and weep about being, you know,
32:24
Speaker 1: in this terrible environment that we're in. But we talk
32:26
Speaker 1: about all the time. Wages are up. Unemployment is down.
32:29
Speaker 1: GDP is up. The stock market's up. Opportunities are endless.
32:32
Speaker 1: Money is easy. You know, you can come by money.
32:34
Speaker 1: There's opportunities abound. We need to start telling the story
32:37
Speaker 1: about the American dream and not telling these limited stories
32:40
Speaker 1: of government reliance.
32:41
Speaker 7: Right.
32:42
Speaker 6: Yeah, exactly. Possibility, man.
32:44
Speaker 3: Like all the stats that you're talking about, poverty levels
32:46
Speaker 3: are down, crimes down, taxes are down, like opportunities through
32:51
Speaker 3: the roof. If you're not finding it right now and
32:53
Speaker 3: you're listening to David Pollak's show, folks, I'm telling you,
32:55
Speaker 3: you need to wake up. I mean, I know mass
32:57
Speaker 3: media wants you medicated. They want you negative. They want
33:00
Speaker 3: you down and out. They want to pin you to
33:01
Speaker 3: your sofa so all you do is complain and bellyache
33:05
Speaker 3: while the rest of the world gets up, goes out,
33:08
Speaker 3: shakes it off, and figures out how to shake it up.
33:11
Speaker 6: And 10X their pocketbook.
33:13
Speaker 3: So that's the country we live in, and it's a
33:15
Speaker 3: fantastic place if you're a scrambler and a hustler.
33:18
Speaker 2: That's exactly right.
33:19
Speaker 1: It's opportunity abound. Grant Cardone, thank you so much for
33:23
Speaker 1: being here. Awesome job at this pitch competition. I can't
33:25
Speaker 1: wait to watch it, and I look forward to you
33:26
Speaker 1: joining us next week for more cash flow conversation.
33:31
Speaker 3: Yeah, and hey, I just want to say that Nicki
33:33
Speaker 3: Minaj on this show is absolutely phenomenal. She is a brilliant,
33:37
Speaker 3: brilliant person. not just an artist, but a great businesswoman
33:42
Speaker 3: as well.
33:42
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's been fantastic. Her growth in this space has
33:45
Speaker 1: been fun to watch as well.
33:47
Speaker 2: Grant Gardone, always a pleasure.
33:48
Speaker 6: Thanks, David.
33:49
Speaker 1: Thank you. When we come back, they tried to kill
33:55
Speaker 1: Missouri's Republican congressional map. It was left for dead twice
33:59
Speaker 1: at the U.S. Supreme Court. And yesterday, a.
34:02
Speaker 2: Federal court brought it roaring back to life.
34:05
Speaker 1: The man who was a nominee and a plaintiff in
34:08
Speaker 1: that case, Rick Bratton, joins me right after this and later.
34:13
Speaker 1: For more than 60 years, Marine One landed on the
34:16
Speaker 1: White House grass. The president just changed that, and it
34:19
Speaker 1: did cost you a dime. And the man who once
34:22
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34:25
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34:26
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35:10
Speaker 2: MIDTERM ELECTIONS WILL BE CLOSE.
35:13
Speaker 1: TOO CLOSE. THE REJAWN CONGRESSIONAL MAPS AROUND THE COUNTRY MIGHT
35:17
Speaker 1: BE THE DIFFERENCE MAKER IN WHO CONTROLS THE HOUSE FOR
35:20
Speaker 1: THE NEXT CONGRESS. AND WHILE MOST MAPS ARE SETTLED, STILL
35:23
Speaker 1: A FEW IN PLAY. ONE PARTICULAR MAP WE TALKED ABOUT
35:26
Speaker 1: A FEW WEEKS AGO. At the time, Missouri's congressional map
35:29
Speaker 1: had just been killed. The state Supreme Court had thrown
35:32
Speaker 1: it out. Republicans ran to the U.S. Supreme Court to
35:35
Speaker 1: save it, and twice in a matter of days, the
35:37
Speaker 1: justices issued emergency orders that kept that old, outdated map
35:41
Speaker 1: in place. Now, understand they never actually ruled on whether
35:44
Speaker 1: the map was legal or not. THEY DIDN'T TOUCH IT.
35:46
Speaker 1: THEY JUST LET THE BLOCK STAND. SO AS OF ABOUT
35:49
Speaker 1: TWO WEEKS AGO, IT SEEMED OVER. MISSOURI WAS GOING TO
35:53
Speaker 1: RUN ITS NOVEMBER ELECTION ON THE OLD LINES AFTER THE
35:56
Speaker 1: VOTERS DECIDED THEY WANTED DIFFERENT REPRESENTATION. DEMOCRATS SEEMED LIKE THEY WON. WELL,
36:01
Speaker 1: NOT SO FAST BECAUSE YESTERDAY A FEDERAL APPEALS COURT, THE
36:05
Speaker 1: A CIRCUIT LOOKED AT THE WHOLE MESS. Well, and they
36:08
Speaker 1: flipped the board. It ordered the state of Missouri to
36:11
Speaker 1: use the new corrected congressional map this November, and its
36:14
Speaker 1: reasoning cut right to the heart of all of it.
36:17
Speaker 1: The court held that forcing Missouri voters to go back
36:19
Speaker 1: into the old, outdated lines actually violates the Constitution. Let's
36:24
Speaker 1: be clear about what this map really does, because you've
36:26
Speaker 1: heard it called gerrymandering about a thousand times. All it
36:29
Speaker 1: does is bring Missouri's districts back in line with how
36:32
Speaker 1: the state actually votes. Missouri is a deep red state.
36:34
Speaker 1: It votes Republican up and down in every statewide race.
36:38
Speaker 1: And under this corrected map, its congressional delegation would finally
36:41
Speaker 1: reflect that seven Republicans, one Democrat.
36:44
Speaker 2: That's not a scheme.
36:45
Speaker 1: That is representation catching up to reality.
36:48
Speaker 2: This fight is not over.
36:50
Speaker 1: The appeals court put its own order on a one
36:53
Speaker 1: week hold until September 28th. giving the U.S.
36:56
Speaker 2: Supreme Court one last chance to weigh in.
36:58
Speaker 1: So now the ball is in the highest court in
37:00
Speaker 1: the land, and they will have the final word probably
37:04
Speaker 1: within a few days. Now, make no mistake, yesterday was
37:07
Speaker 1: a major win. A map that was dead and buried
37:09
Speaker 1: is now alive, one week before it has to be
37:12
Speaker 1: locked in.
37:13
Speaker 2: FOR THE ELECTION. NOW, THERE'S NOWHERE BETTER TO.
37:15
Speaker 1: BREAK DOWN WHAT JUST HAPPENED IN MISSOURI AND WHAT COMES
37:18
Speaker 1: NEXT THAN A MAN WHO'S NOT JUST WATCHING THE FIGHT,
37:21
Speaker 1: HE'S IN IT, THE REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR CONGRESS IN THAT
37:24
Speaker 1: CONTESTED KANSAS CITY DISTRICT.
37:26
Speaker 2: AND HE'S THE NAMED PLAINTIFF IN THAT.
37:28
Speaker 1: LAWSUIT JUST BROUGHT THIS MAP BACK TO LIFE. HE WAS
37:33
Speaker 1: WITH US, ACTUALLY, ABOUT TWO WEEKS AGO WHEN THE MAP
37:35
Speaker 1: GOT BLOCKED. Let's welcome back Missouri State Senator Rick Bratton.
37:42
Speaker 1: Welcome back, David Pollak, prime time. Fingers crossed, a couple
37:46
Speaker 1: of days to go. It looks like the voters of
37:49
Speaker 1: Missouri will have their voice again.
37:51
Speaker 2: How are you feeling about all this?
37:54
Speaker 6: I feel great.
37:56
Speaker 10: With the merits of the case being heard and being
37:59
Speaker 10: completely supported by the Eighth Circuit, we're really hopeful that
38:03
Speaker 10: the U.S. Supreme Court will fall in line and do
38:07
Speaker 10: the same thing. At least that's my hope, my desire.
38:10
Speaker 10: That's what we've campaigned on for months and months and months.
38:14
Speaker 10: And hopefully the highest court in the land sees it
38:17
Speaker 10: the way the Eighth Circuit did so we can get
38:19
Speaker 10: back to business, get back to winning, and get back
38:21
Speaker 10: to representing the state of Missouri.
38:24
Speaker 2: Now, look, who knows what the Supreme Court's going to do?
38:26
Speaker 2: You never know these days.
38:27
Speaker 1: But I'm feeling good about it only because you had
38:28
Speaker 1: a state court and then a federal court overturned the
38:30
Speaker 1: state court. I don't imagine the Supreme Court would overturn
38:34
Speaker 1: a federal court. I think they're applying the right standard here.
38:37
Speaker 1: But this isn't about you or your seat. This is
38:39
Speaker 1: about the voters of Missouri because they deserve the representation.
38:43
Speaker 2: Which is why the lines were withdrawn.
38:45
Speaker 1: The old lines, those were the ones that were gerrymandered,
38:48
Speaker 1: and it was cutting out representation from a large swath
38:50
Speaker 1: of Republican voters.
38:52
Speaker 2: You solve that problem. You give people back their voice.
38:54
Speaker 1: Your candidacy in this race is giving people back their voice,
38:57
Speaker 1: and that's really what's.
38:58
Speaker 2: About here, right?
39:00
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean, it'd be like the referees stopping a
39:04
Speaker 10: football game in the third quarter and telling the team
39:08
Speaker 10: to leave the field. We're going to put on new players,
39:12
Speaker 10: new score, new everything, and we're going to finish out
39:15
Speaker 10: this game. And that's exactly what the state Supreme Court
39:18
Speaker 10: did by reverting back to this after the primary election occurred.
39:23
Speaker 10: So we, in essence, would disenfranchise 1.2 million people that
39:27
Speaker 10: cast their ballots on August 4th to then move forward
39:30
Speaker 10: and vote for new representatives, new districts. I mean, it's
39:35
Speaker 10: crazy land to think that that's where we are and
39:38
Speaker 10: that any court in this nation would think that that's A-OK.
39:43
Speaker 10: The Missouri Supreme Court did, and hopefully the United States
39:47
Speaker 10: Supreme Court bring sanity back to this major disenfranchisement like
39:53
Speaker 10: we've never seen before.
39:54
Speaker 2: Yeah, I agree.
39:55
Speaker 1: I mean, and honestly, this seat might be the seat
39:57
Speaker 1: that saves the House. And I mean, in an election
40:00
Speaker 1: coming up, I hope it's not close. I hope Republicans
40:02
Speaker 1: not only keep their majorities, but grow them. And a
40:04
Speaker 1: lot of people are pessimistic about it. citing historical precedent
40:07
Speaker 1: and citing, you know, sort of negative feelings for Trump.
40:11
Speaker 1: I don't believe it. I think we're going to do
40:13
Speaker 1: better than a lot of people think, but it's going
40:15
Speaker 1: to be a tough one. And so seats like yours
40:17
Speaker 1: are important. How are you feeling about the midterms, not
40:19
Speaker 1: just in your seat, but nationwide?
40:23
Speaker 10: I feel really good about it. I think people, we
40:25
Speaker 10: look too much at polling, the here and now, and
40:28
Speaker 10: I think people are kind of realizing, seeing the crazy
40:30
Speaker 10: that's going on with the left, the radicalization that we've seen,
40:34
Speaker 10: the the communist takeover of the left. Do you want
40:38
Speaker 10: that representing versus high gas prices? Yeah, nobody wants to
40:42
Speaker 10: pay higher prices of the pump, but the American form
40:45
Speaker 10: and the American government and the American dream are at
40:48
Speaker 10: stake from a party that literally wants to dismantle it
40:52
Speaker 10: at every aspect and every turn. So hopefully when people
40:56
Speaker 10: get to November, they get in that ballot box and
40:58
Speaker 10: they realize, yeah, maybe abstaining from voting or what have you,
41:03
Speaker 10: It's not worth the risk and sends people to Washington
41:08
Speaker 10: that are going to represent their values. I'm looking to
41:11
Speaker 10: go fight and fight like hell to bring back sanity
41:14
Speaker 10: to Washington. And I just hope and pray that the
41:18
Speaker 10: court does the right thing so we can have these
41:20
Speaker 10: strong majorities and really lead from the front and not
41:25
Speaker 10: take it for granted because the voters are demanding action.
41:28
Speaker 10: And that's exactly what they're going to get out of
41:30
Speaker 10: my representation And I hope they do that across the nation.
41:35
Speaker 2: And a fight it's going to be.
41:36
Speaker 1: I mean, look, the House has somehow managed to get
41:39
Speaker 1: a lot of Trump's agenda over to the Senate, where
41:42
Speaker 1: unfortunately a lot of it has stalled because of the
41:44
Speaker 1: narrow margins. They've somehow been able to get it done. Now,
41:46
Speaker 1: you could be walking into a Congress with similarly narrow
41:50
Speaker 1: margins or even worse, not having the majority. But again,
41:53
Speaker 1: I'm optimistic that we'll keep the majority there. What sort
41:56
Speaker 1: of things do you think Americans can look forward to
42:00
Speaker 1: in the next Congress with a Republican majority?
42:04
Speaker 10: Well, I think we got to look at affordability, looking
42:06
Speaker 10: at why gas prices are the way that they are.
42:09
Speaker 10: I mean, we have ample supply. We have the capability
42:12
Speaker 10: to really bring those prices down. But do we have
42:15
Speaker 10: the infrastructure necessary, refineries, so on and so forth, and
42:19
Speaker 10: really build up our natural resources that we have to
42:21
Speaker 10: bring those costs down? the elimination of fraud, waste, and abuse.
42:26
Speaker 10: I mean, we look at all the illegal immigrants that
42:29
Speaker 10: are taking advantage of the Missouri and United States taxpayers,
42:35
Speaker 10: I mean, at rampant rates. So, I mean, we've got
42:38
Speaker 10: to get the low-hanging fruit, unites, and we need to
42:42
Speaker 10: at least give the Democrats their due when they get
42:46
Speaker 10: the majority and only a one-seat majority They rule like
42:49
Speaker 10: they have a 30-seat majority. We Republicans, we've got to
42:53
Speaker 10: unite and do the same thing and do everything we
42:56
Speaker 10: can with every tool available to push the agenda, to
43:00
Speaker 10: show people that we are fighting and working for them
43:04
Speaker 10: and do it at a very expedient manner. Otherwise, we're
43:09
Speaker 10: going to look back and two years have gone by
43:11
Speaker 10: and we haven't done anything. I'm sick and tired of
43:13
Speaker 10: do nothing. And I know America is too. And We've
43:17
Speaker 10: got to get to work as soon as we take
43:20
Speaker 10: over and keep the majority come January.
43:23
Speaker 2: And that's exactly right.
43:24
Speaker 1: And that's what this midterm is about. It's about keeping
43:26
Speaker 1: the ball moving, keeping things moving forward to keep implementing
43:29
Speaker 1: President Trump's agenda. It is not the time for America
43:33
Speaker 1: to cut and run and put Democrats in charge so
43:35
Speaker 1: they can shut down the government, so they can impeach
43:37
Speaker 1: the president, start investigations, end the investigations that we have
43:40
Speaker 1: going on. Now is the time to double down on
43:43
Speaker 1: the Republican Party and get some stuff done. Senator, thank
43:45
Speaker 1: you so much for your fight. Thank you so much
43:47
Speaker 1: for being here. And good luck, my friend. I'll be
43:49
Speaker 1: watching this very closely.
43:50
Speaker 10: Thank you very much.
43:51
Speaker 9: Appreciate it.
43:51
Speaker 1: Thank you. Still ahead, a brand new granite helipad for
43:56
Speaker 1: Marine One. And the media, of course, they're calling it
43:58
Speaker 1: a vanity project. Wait until you hear who actually paid
44:02
Speaker 1: for it and why it was necessary. That's coming up next.
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Speaker 1: For 60 years, the most powerful helicopter operation on the
44:52
Speaker 1: face of the Earth, the one that carries the President
44:54
Speaker 1: of the United States, landed on a patch of grass. Yesterday,
44:58
Speaker 1: that ended.
44:59
Speaker 2: President Trump cut the ribbon on.
45:01
Speaker 1: A brand new permanent helipad on the South Lawn, four
45:05
Speaker 1: inches of solid granite quarried in California with the seal
45:09
Speaker 1: of the White House carved right into the stone. And
45:12
Speaker 1: then he walked across it, lifted off in Marine One
45:16
Speaker 1: on its way to the United Nations. the maiden voyage. Now,
45:20
Speaker 1: the media, predictably, well, they're not impressed. No pool coverage because,
45:24
Speaker 1: of course, CNN was banned and no other mainstream network
45:27
Speaker 1: in the pool picked up the feed in solidarity. And
45:30
Speaker 1: while it's being spun as just another Trump vanity project,
45:33
Speaker 1: the helipad is actually pretty necessary.
45:36
Speaker 2: Here's the background.
45:37
Speaker 1: The Navy spent nearly $ 5 billion on a new fleet
45:40
Speaker 1: of Marine One helicopters, the VH-92 Patriot. And that new
45:46
Speaker 1: helicopter is so powerful, its engines run so hot that
45:50
Speaker 1: it was literally scorching and ripping up the White House
45:53
Speaker 1: lawn every time it landed. Now, this new helipad solves
45:57
Speaker 1: that problem and makes the groundskeepers much happier. Oh, and
46:00
Speaker 1: in typical Trump fashion, it didn't cost you the taxpayer.
46:04
Speaker 1: It didn't cost you a dime. The entire project, $ 5
46:06
Speaker 1: to $ 6 million, was paid for by Sikorsky and Lockheed Martin,
46:10
Speaker 1: the companies that build the helicopter. PRIVATE MONEY, NOT YOURS,
46:14
Speaker 1: A PERMANENT UPGRADE TO THE PEOPLE'S HOUSE AT NO COST
46:17
Speaker 1: TO THE PEOPLE. IT'S ONE MORE THING THIS PRESIDENT HAS
46:21
Speaker 1: DONE TO RESTORE AND IMPROVE THE WHITE HOUSE GROUNDS, THE
46:23
Speaker 1: FLAG POLES, THE ROSE GARDENS, PATIO, THE BALLROOM, ALL OF IT.
46:28
Speaker 1: BECAUSE THE PRESIDENT BELIEVES THE WHITE HOUSE SHOULD REFLECT THE
46:30
Speaker 1: POWER AND GREATNESS OF AMERICA.
46:32
Speaker 2: MY NEXT GUEST.
46:33
Speaker 1: Knows this world better than almost anyone. He is a
46:37
Speaker 1: retired Air Force lieutenant colonel who served at the right
46:40
Speaker 1: hand of a president. He carried the nuclear football, and
46:44
Speaker 1: he was the operational commander over Marine One itself. Buzz Patterson,
46:50
Speaker 1: welcome to David Pollak Prime Time. First of all, thank
46:53
Speaker 1: you for your service. Thank you for joining.
46:55
Speaker 6: Thank you, David.
46:56
Speaker 2: Tell me how cool this.
46:58
Speaker 1: Landing pad is and how cool this helicopter is, because
47:00
Speaker 1: I'm sure you know a lot about it.
47:02
Speaker 11: Yeah, well, I flew the previous version. I didn't actually fly.
47:06
Speaker 11: I flew on it with President Bill Clinton. And, you know,
47:09
Speaker 11: going back since FDR and Eisenhower and Truman, we've been
47:13
Speaker 11: landing helicopters on grass, which doesn't seem very advanced or very, actually,
47:20
Speaker 11: it was safe, but it's also very messy.
47:23
Speaker 9: The new Sikorsky, as you pointed out, the VH-92, David.
47:27
Speaker 11: It vents its exhaust straight down instead of laterally like
47:34
Speaker 11: the previous Marine One. So the new one was going
47:37
Speaker 11: to burn up the grass probably the first time it
47:41
Speaker 11: was used. So we had to go to something. The
47:43
Speaker 11: new Marine One is a much nicer airplane, a much
47:47
Speaker 11: nicer airframe for safety reasons and security for the president.
47:51
Speaker 11: And the landing pad was essential, probably needed 60 years ago,
47:56
Speaker 11: and it took finally President Trump to get it done.
47:59
Speaker 6: But it's a long time overdue, David. I'm really glad
48:02
Speaker 6: to see it happening.
48:03
Speaker 1: Yeah, and what I love about this is It just
48:07
Speaker 1: makes such a statement. So when that helicopter is landing,
48:10
Speaker 1: you know, rather than just landing on the grass, I mean,
48:12
Speaker 1: it is this beautiful grand seal carved in granite. And
48:16
Speaker 1: there's a path right to the White House. And the
48:18
Speaker 1: interesting part is when Biden was president, had they had
48:20
Speaker 1: this landing pad, he might not have gotten lost so easily.
48:24
Speaker 1: when he was walking to the White House. But I mean,
48:26
Speaker 1: it makes so much sense. Direct shot right into the
48:29
Speaker 1: White House. Beautiful helicopter. Now, of course, the media and
48:33
Speaker 1: everybody who can't find a positive thing to say about
48:35
Speaker 1: the president, they say it's about vanity. But every president
48:39
Speaker 1: from Trump forward, they're going to be celebrating all the
48:42
Speaker 1: improvements done to the White House, including this landing pad, right?
48:45
Speaker 6: 100 percent.
48:46
Speaker 11: And let me just throw in a pitch for the
48:47
Speaker 11: military aides that are currently there with President Trump. You know,
48:50
Speaker 11: the military aides are a to travel with the president
48:53
Speaker 11: no matter where he or she goes around the world
48:55
Speaker 11: 24 seven. And so we're riding on that airplane a
48:58
Speaker 11: lot too, Marine One.
49:00
Speaker 9: To get to Air Force One.
49:02
Speaker 11: And it just makes so much more sense for us
49:04
Speaker 11: to have that helipad there to help us with our
49:06
Speaker 11: Marine One operations. And also one of the unwritten beauties, David,
49:10
Speaker 11: of the ballroom construction is that they're redoing the downstairs
49:14
Speaker 11: president's emergency operations center where the military aid essentially lives.
49:20
Speaker 11: So that stuff was 19, that was World War II
49:24
Speaker 11: ventured FDR stuff that we've been living in since World
49:27
Speaker 11: War II. So I think that that upgrade too is
49:31
Speaker 11: huge and is only gonna serve to further secure the
49:34
Speaker 11: presidency and protect the man Yeah.
49:38
Speaker 1: And now, I mean, obviously, the new Marine One is
49:40
Speaker 1: an impressive machine. You've flown on the old Marine One.
49:44
Speaker 1: You had a lot to do with with president's travel.
49:46
Speaker 1: I mean, you carried the nuclear football. And I want
49:48
Speaker 1: to ask you about that, too, someday. But what is
49:51
Speaker 1: it like taking off on Marine One from the lawn
49:55
Speaker 1: over D.C.? You see the helicopters all the time. It
49:57
Speaker 1: just must be such a cool sight to be able
49:59
Speaker 1: to take off with the president. Not many people get
50:01
Speaker 1: that view.
50:02
Speaker 11: Yeah, and the one view I wish every American could see, David,
50:07
Speaker 11: would be coming back in to the South Lawn in
50:10
Speaker 11: the middle of the night in Washington, D.C., on the
50:12
Speaker 11: White House to put the president to bed. And when
50:15
Speaker 11: you whip around the Washington Monument and you see the
50:18
Speaker 11: ellipse and the lighting of the White House and also
50:22
Speaker 11: the Capitol, it's just so pretty. And I wish every
50:25
Speaker 11: American could have that experience. I got to do it
50:28
Speaker 11: several times, and it was one of the things that
50:31
Speaker 11: made me proud One more reason proud to be an American,
50:34
Speaker 11: because we have a beautiful country.
50:35
Speaker 1: We do. And every time you go to Washington, DC,
50:38
Speaker 1: I mean, you're just always so impressed by sort of
50:42
Speaker 1: the history and the stories that those monuments tell. Because
50:46
Speaker 1: I remember my first time going to DC and just
50:48
Speaker 1: walking around.
50:49
Speaker 2: And you really do.
50:50
Speaker 1: Feel like you're standing in the shadows of giants, of
50:52
Speaker 1: all the people that came before you, men that decided
50:54
Speaker 1: to sacrifice everything to do great things and leave a
50:58
Speaker 1: legacy on this country that's propelled us INTO WHERE WE
51:01
Speaker 1: ARE NOW, THE GREATEST NATION ON EARTH, AND YOU STAND
51:03
Speaker 1: IN THE SHADOWS OF THOSE MONUMENTS, AND YOU CAN'T HELP
51:05
Speaker 1: BUT FEEL HUMBLED, BUT ALSO EMPOWERED AS AN AMERICAN, AS
51:09
Speaker 1: AN AVERAGE PERSON, THAT YOU, TOO, CAN DO SOMETHING THAT
51:12
Speaker 1: CHANGES THE WORLD. AND WASHINGTON, D.C. IS AN EXAMPLE OF THAT.
51:16
Speaker 1: AND THE PRESIDENT HAS TAKEN THE TIME TO RESTORE THE
51:18
Speaker 1: MONUMENTS IN D.C. SO HAVING SOMEBODY WHO'S FLOWN OVER THOSE MONUMENTS,
51:21
Speaker 1: DESCRIBED THEM AS BEAUTIFULLY AS YOU HAVE, SEEING THE PRESIDENT
51:25
Speaker 1: TAKE SO MUCH TIME FIXING UP THE WHITE HOUSE, FIXING
51:27
Speaker 1: UP WASHINGTON, IT'S RESTORING PRIDE, RIGHT?
51:30
Speaker 11: 100% restoring pride. And you know that the beautiful thing
51:34
Speaker 11: about Washington, D.C. is the fact that Trump is beautifying
51:38
Speaker 11: it again. I went to high school in Washington, D.C., David.
51:41
Speaker 11: Some of those fountains have never worked in my lifetime.
51:44
Speaker 11: And I'm an old dude. So what he's done to
51:47
Speaker 11: beautify D.C. and it's a safe place now for people,
51:50
Speaker 11: for Americans and for visitors to come see. And you
51:53
Speaker 11: can walk around and visit all the monuments in one
51:57
Speaker 11: day and then go to Smithsonian and you will have
51:59
Speaker 11: lived Americana. You will have the feeling what it means
52:04
Speaker 11: to be an American citizen. And it's it's breathtaking and
52:08
Speaker 11: it's being done right now for the first time in
52:10
Speaker 11: a long time.
52:11
Speaker 2: Yeah, I love it.
52:12
Speaker 1: Buzz Patterson, thank you so much for giving us your
52:15
Speaker 1: personal insights on this great content. I encourage everybody to
52:18
Speaker 1: go follow you, you know, as a as a pilot
52:21
Speaker 1: in a commercial airline industry for a.
52:22
Speaker 2: Long time after the military.
52:23
Speaker 1: You always give such good advice on what planes to take,
52:26
Speaker 1: what planes to avoid. I love your content and I'm
52:29
Speaker 1: really happy that I got to have you on the
52:31
Speaker 1: show today.
52:31
Speaker 2: I look forward to having you back real soon.
52:33
Speaker 9: Yes, sir.
52:34
Speaker 6: Anytime, David.
52:34
Speaker 11: My pleasure.
52:35
Speaker 6: Thanks so much.
52:36
Speaker 1: Thank you. Well, that's our show for tonight. Be sure
52:39
Speaker 1: to tune in tomorrow night. I have Paulo Figueiredo coming
52:42
Speaker 1: on to talk about the latest in the Brazil election.
52:46
Speaker 1: I know we're thinking about our midterms. Brazil has an
52:48
Speaker 1: election next month and it could have significant impacts on
52:52
Speaker 1: the Western Hemisphere. More on that tomorrow. And as always,
52:56
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