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Speaker 2: out some videos together.
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Speaker 1: What do you said? Here we go?
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Speaker 3: Republicans love Donald Trump more than any president's own party
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Speaker 3: supporters loved them at this particular point. Just take a
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Speaker 3: look here, okay, own party supporters twenty first century president's
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Speaker 3: own party approval about at this point the second term,
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Speaker 3: Bush was at seventy seven percent. Obama was it seventy
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Speaker 3: seven percent.
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Speaker 4: Look at this.
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Speaker 3: Eighty six percent of Republicans approve of the job that
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump is doing at this point. That is higher
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Speaker 3: than either Obama or Bush had within their own party
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Speaker 3: at this point. Trump's magic touch has not seen a
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Speaker 3: war off yet when it comes to the Republican base.
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Speaker 5: And we'll come.
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Speaker 6: E.
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Speaker 2: That's on CNN, folks, Okay, we love to see this,
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Speaker 2: that's right, you know why because we've never had a
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Speaker 2: president like this before. Yeah, you had Bush, you know,
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Speaker 2: dealing with you know, post nine to eleven, where he
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Speaker 2: was very popular and the country felt like it was
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Speaker 2: coming together, and he was still at seventy seven percent. Obama,
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Speaker 2: you know, the first black president who galvanized a lot
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Speaker 2: of support, A lot of people were hyped up about him,
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Speaker 2: seventy seven percent, Donald Trump eighty six.
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Speaker 1: You know what it is. I have said this from
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Speaker 1: the beginning of.
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Speaker 2: His second term in office, but I really believe that
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Speaker 2: by the end of his ten years, President Donald Trump
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Speaker 2: will go down with the highest approval rating of any
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Speaker 2: modern president.
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Speaker 1: And that's across the board.
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Speaker 2: Obviously within the Republican Party, he's blowing, you know, the
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Speaker 2: doors off of anything we've ever seen before. But I
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Speaker 2: mean that as a whole, and I think it people
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Speaker 2: are already starting to come around to this president who
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Speaker 2: maybe didn't even vote for him the third time around.
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Speaker 2: And it's because you understand that this is a guy
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Speaker 2: who just wants to do what's right. He doesn't care
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Speaker 2: about the implications for the party as a whole, and
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Speaker 2: maybe some people will be upset by that he didn't care.
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Speaker 2: He told all of us in the family before he
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Speaker 2: ever ran for president the first time, that if he
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Speaker 2: only got one term in office, but he was able
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Speaker 2: to do the right things, that would be fine with him.
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Speaker 2: He's always wanted to go in make change, do the
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Speaker 2: right things, set this country on a good path. And
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Speaker 2: it's happening right now. So you'll love to see it.
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Speaker 2: And man, I know CNN must hate to put that
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Speaker 2: on air, but we'll take more of it, Thank you
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Speaker 2: very much.
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Speaker 3: Land problem.
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Speaker 6: No, Jesus, yes, are you just ridiculously good looking?
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Speaker 1: He said, no, seriously, what do you do about that?
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Speaker 3: You don't do anything about it, because if you're gonna
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Speaker 3: do something about it, then you're people.
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Speaker 7: You know what I am who I am, and it's fine.
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Speaker 7: You don't have to like me, or maybe you like
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Speaker 7: a slick person.
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Speaker 2: I don't know whatever, it's okay, ah is he calling
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Speaker 2: himself a slick person? What's happening in these chairs? What
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Speaker 2: kind of chair did they give Kavin Newsom to sit?
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Speaker 2: And he looks like he's gonna slide right out of
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Speaker 2: that chair. Listen, this is what the Democrats are gonna
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Speaker 2: offer in twenty twenty eight. It's gonna be Gavin. He's
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Speaker 2: been posturing for this role forever. He just let California
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Speaker 2: burn right to the ground figuratively and literally.
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Speaker 1: In some senses as well.
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Speaker 2: Doesn't care ruin that state, destroyed that. Let's move on
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Speaker 2: to the next Let's go to the whole country. Let's
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Speaker 2: take this sucker nationwide. You're gonna have Gavin Newsome, I'm
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Speaker 2: gonna guess you're probably gonna have AOC running, and you're probably,
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Speaker 2: I don't know, maybe gonna have like an Andy Basheer
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Speaker 2: running as sort of some middle ground, although I don't
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Speaker 2: think he's got a chance, a snowball's chance.
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Speaker 1: Josh Shapiro.
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Speaker 2: Maybe kamalass should have picked him as her running mate
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Speaker 2: in twenty twenty four, but she couldn't be seen as
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Speaker 2: you know, doing anything positive with Jewish people.
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Speaker 1: God forbid.
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Speaker 2: We had to be pro Palestine, remember all that pro Hamas,
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Speaker 2: all the crazy. Yeah, that's that's gonna be the guy
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Speaker 2: for the Democrats. So good luck to everybody. That is
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Speaker 2: the best you have. I don't really have anything positive
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Speaker 2: to say about Gavin Newsom.
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Speaker 1: I think he's a chameleon. I think he.
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Speaker 2: Changes and blows around with the wind wherever he needs
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Speaker 2: to be at any moment to appease people, He'll be
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Speaker 2: over there doing it. He's the actual opposite of Donald Trump.
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump, who doesn't care how anybody reacts or what
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Speaker 2: it's going to mean to you know, his popularity.
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Speaker 1: He's going to do the right thing. Gavin Newsom total opposite.
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Speaker 1: He's going fully for whatever.
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Speaker 2: He thinks is popular in the moment. Couldn't be two
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Speaker 2: more different people. Let's just ensure that guy never becomes president.
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Speaker 1: Shall we?
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Speaker 7: Okay, we're trying to bring back illegal immigrants who were
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Speaker 7: deported by Ice. We're with to bring them backhand people.
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Speaker 7: Could we get your signature for our petitioners. You need
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Speaker 7: your name and email address. Specifically, we're trying to bring
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Speaker 7: back Edwin Hernandez from El Salvador. We do have to
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Speaker 7: disclose to you though, that he is an admitted member
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Speaker 7: of MS thirteen and he did kill five people back
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Speaker 7: in El Salvador. But we think he deserves a second
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Speaker 7: chance and we want to get him back. That's him
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Speaker 7: right there. What do you guys think about what's going
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Speaker 7: on with ice in this country?
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Speaker 8: Oh, it's appalling, I guess maybe not even a strong
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Speaker 8: enough word.
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Speaker 1: So, yeah, we're from Maine.
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Speaker 8: There's been a lot of ice activity in Maine in Portland, right.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, up in Portland. Yeah, but that's where we live.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, so I'm a teacher and we there were lots
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Speaker 8: of students that we're afraid to come to school.
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Speaker 7: Thank you so much.
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Speaker 6: Yea.
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Speaker 7: Hopefully we can get Edwin Hernandez back so it doesn't
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Speaker 7: have to be criminally convicted in Elsalvador. Right, yes, thank
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Speaker 7: you so much.
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Speaker 2: Thank you, good work, she says on her way out,
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Speaker 2: As she just signed a petition.
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Speaker 1: Obviously it's fake.
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Speaker 2: She just signed a petition to bring a murderer who
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Speaker 2: was also here illegally back.
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Speaker 1: To the United States. You understand where we are.
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Speaker 2: This is how deranged these people have become. It's illegal
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Speaker 2: to come into our country without going through the proper channels. Right,
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Speaker 2: you can't just walk over the board. You can't sneak in.
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Speaker 2: That's against the law.
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Speaker 1: Number one.
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Speaker 2: Number two, if you have committed crimes, if you're a
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Speaker 2: violent criminal here in America, we also don't want you back.
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Speaker 1: Except this lady does.
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Speaker 2: Her kids in school were scared to come to school.
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Speaker 2: Are you here legally or not? Any person who is
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Speaker 2: trying to posture as though legal immigrants are at any
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Speaker 2: risk what'so whoever is absolutely diluted and crazy, And I
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Speaker 2: think they know it.
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Speaker 1: They don't really care.
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Speaker 2: The fear mongering that has gone on in that space
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Speaker 2: I think is absurd. Yes, this country, the United States
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Speaker 2: of America, was built upon immigrants. We are a country
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Speaker 2: of immigrants. But we're a country that requires you to
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Speaker 2: go through the proper channels and to do it the
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Speaker 2: legal way. And if you do that, then you got
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Speaker 2: nothing to worry about. It's so crazy to me to
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Speaker 2: hear that people have now stooped to this level to
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Speaker 2: sign a fake petition. I can't believe she didn't know
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Speaker 2: that was fake, but I guess she did it to
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Speaker 2: bring a murderer five times over back.
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Speaker 1: To the United States.
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Speaker 2: Ma'am, you need to do some serious soul searching, because
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Speaker 2: that's crazy.
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Speaker 1: Here we go.
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Speaker 5: You've said things like black women are biologically different than
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Speaker 5: white women.
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Speaker 4: They yes, they have a different fertility windows, they have
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Speaker 4: a higher rate of fertility complications.
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Speaker 5: Because there's more scientific evidence to prove that a black
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Speaker 5: woman and a white woman are genetically different.
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Speaker 1: Right, this is like what are literally there are genes
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Speaker 1: that code for their skin color.
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Speaker 5: There were gens again, this is I mean, this is
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Speaker 5: like government. This this is me right, this is the
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Speaker 5: National Institute of Health this is an American Medical Association,
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Speaker 5: Like there there is no scientific evidence to prove that.
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Speaker 1: And that's a problem.
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Speaker 2: And that's like i Q differences Black people are genetically
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Speaker 2: different from other populations.
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Speaker 5: I'll say that again, there's there is at least there
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Speaker 5: is no scientific evidence to prove that, right, And as
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Speaker 5: people I don't know, I'm.
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Speaker 1: Sorry, I'm saying, do you want to ask the scientific evidence?
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Speaker 5: No one asks.
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Speaker 1: This is just factually incorrect. Humans are genetically diverse. It's
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Speaker 1: not a bad thing that I'm nothing.
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Speaker 5: No, no, I'm not saying it's a better or a
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Speaker 5: good thing. I'm saying there is no scientific evidence.
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Speaker 1: And I'm saying that is a fact. He's saying that
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Speaker 1: there is, there is scientific evidence.
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Speaker 6: There was Basically.
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Speaker 5: This basics.
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Speaker 2: This is like saying the sky is not blue like
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Speaker 2: it is jeans coding right, those genes.
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Speaker 1: Wow.
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Speaker 2: Okay, First of all, the guy in the glasses is
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Speaker 2: just like he's losing his.
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Speaker 1: Mind over how dumb this lady is.
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Speaker 2: Because she's so desperate to make a point that everyone
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Speaker 2: is the same. There's nothing scientific right that says we're different,
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Speaker 2: and this guy's like, yeah, there is.
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Speaker 1: It's literally, what colors your skin.
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Speaker 2: Guess what, There are no two people that are exactly
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Speaker 2: like on the entire planet, and why is out because
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Speaker 2: we're all genetically made up differently.
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Speaker 1: And it's amazing that she's like trying to fight him
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Speaker 1: on it. This guy's head's about to explode because he's like, no,
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Speaker 1: I told you like five times already.
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Speaker 2: They're genes that code for skin color, and she just
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Speaker 2: keeps going back in. That's the problem though, not dealing
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Speaker 2: with people who actually care.
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Speaker 1: Remember when he said believe the science.
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Speaker 2: That was all a lie, that was all just just
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Speaker 2: a talking just a talker just have to throw out there,
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Speaker 2: and like jazz hands us like, oh look over your
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Speaker 2: believe the science. They never wanted to believe the science.
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Speaker 2: They still don't want to believe the science. They don't
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Speaker 2: want to believe anything to do with anything except there
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Speaker 2: woke crazy points. Oh god, it's so exhausting because you
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Speaker 2: could go down and you could go around a circle
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Speaker 2: with somebody like that basically forever, because I don't think
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Speaker 2: she was ever gonna get it, and this guy was
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Speaker 2: never gonna let up. He was just like, no, no,
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Speaker 2: what are you not understanding about this? It's a shame
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Speaker 2: that that people like that interviewer have a platform and
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Speaker 2: don't know better. But you know what, we all have
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Speaker 2: the opportunity to say when we're wrong. We all have
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Speaker 2: the opportunity to change our mind.
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Speaker 1: So maybe she.
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Speaker 2: Can take this moment and take that embarrassment of just
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Speaker 2: absolutely being destroyed by this guy because she he's literally
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Speaker 2: saying the exact opposite thing of what he is, and
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Speaker 2: he's like, no, science actually backs up. I'm saying, maybe
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Speaker 2: she can take this as a learning moment, and I
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Speaker 2: think that maybe we'd all be better off if instead
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Speaker 2: of just trying to be obsessed with whatever the woe
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Speaker 2: point of the day is, you just take a step back,
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Speaker 2: look at reality, take it with a grain of common sense,
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Speaker 2: and say, you know what, maybe I was wrong here.
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Speaker 2: I don't know that'll ever happen for that lady, but
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Speaker 2: we would be a far better place if other people did.
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Speaker 2: And now we're joined by former R and C national
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Speaker 2: spokesperson Elizabeth Pipco, as well as host of the new
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Speaker 2: podcast on Salem, The Danielle Gill Show, daniel Gill. Elizabeth
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Speaker 2: and Danielle, thank you so much for joining us. As always, ladies, obviously,
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Speaker 2: Aron is sort of top of mind for everybody what's
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Speaker 2: going on over there, the way that it's been executed
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Speaker 2: by the United States, by this president, by our Secretary
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Speaker 2: of War, and also, Liz, I'm going to say the
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Speaker 2: things that people got wrong, because, let's face it, there
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Speaker 2: were a lot of people who, looking back, especially all
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Speaker 2: the way back to twenty sixteen, when Donald Trump had,
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Speaker 2: as they claimed, no experience on the world stage, he
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Speaker 2: wouldn't know what to do with foreign affairs. To look
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Speaker 2: at the way that he's done so much on the
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Speaker 2: world stage, I think is incredibly impressive.
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Speaker 1: But especially when it comes to Iran.
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Speaker 2: We knew that they were developing a nuclear weapon, and
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Speaker 2: we knew that no matter what we did here, no
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Speaker 2: matter how many times we warned them, they were going
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Speaker 2: to continue. We tried to bomb, and we did bomb
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Speaker 2: a lot of their nuclear sites back in June.
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Speaker 1: Didn't matter. They were redeveloping.
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Speaker 2: They were trying to do it, even you know, right
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Speaker 2: there under our noses. Here are the four things that
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Speaker 2: all of the people who were discounting this president and
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Speaker 2: what he could do got wrong about this Iran situation.
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Speaker 2: Number One, Iran's supreme leader would be untouchable. Liz, we
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Speaker 2: know that's not the case, because in the first, like
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Speaker 2: thirty six hours, this guy was gone.
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Speaker 1: Number Two, the Islamic Revolutionary.
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Speaker 2: Guard Corps would deploy its terrorist proxies to ignite a
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Speaker 2: regional war.
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Speaker 1: Well, what's actually happened.
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Speaker 2: The entire region has joined the fight against Iran because
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Speaker 2: Iran crazy, in some crazy move, decided to go after
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Speaker 2: the rest of the Middle East in like the craziest
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Speaker 2: way I've ever seen. Number Three, Israel would be isolated
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Speaker 2: in the Middle East and vulnerable to attack from Arab neighbors.
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Speaker 1: As I just said, that has not happened.
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Speaker 2: In fact, the Arab neighbors have seen to join up
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Speaker 2: in this fight against Iran.
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Speaker 1: Number Four, the United.
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Speaker 2: States would be isolated on the world stage and limited
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Speaker 2: in what it could do to support Israel, which would
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Speaker 2: benefit Russia and China.
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Speaker 1: So far, Liz, what is your take.
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Speaker 2: On things, Because none of those things that the naysayers
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Speaker 2: would have suggested we're gonna happen have happened, and it's
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Speaker 2: been quite the opposite. It's been pretty remarkable to see
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Speaker 2: the support that the President has and our country has
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Speaker 2: alongside Israel in this space.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean number one, like you said, it has
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Speaker 4: been pretty remarkable how successful this has been. The President
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Speaker 4: spoke about this the other day that he thinks the
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Speaker 4: war could actually end sooner than he had anticipated because
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Speaker 4: things are going so well and so quickly. So I
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Speaker 4: think number one, obviously we should be celebrating that. At
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Speaker 4: the same time, it's ironic that all these naysayers that
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Speaker 4: you're talking about are the same people that before President
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Speaker 4: Trump came into the Oval Office, we're saying they would
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Speaker 4: want to bomb Irana, that this was the only thing
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Speaker 4: we could do to protect the future of world peace
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Speaker 4: and our own United States interests. They talked very often
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Speaker 4: about how Iran was a threat again not only to
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Speaker 4: America but to our allies. Everybody knows that Iran has tortured, kidnapped,
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Speaker 4: murdered Americans for decades now, everybody knows they're the number
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Speaker 4: one state sponsor of terrorism. And every single naysayer that
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Speaker 4: Donald Trump has has promised that if they were in
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Speaker 4: that Oval Office, they would be doing the exact same thing.
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Speaker 4: So the irony is not lost on anyone. I think
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Speaker 4: at this point we're so politicized that we knew what
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Speaker 4: all these Democrats, all these naysayers were going to say
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Speaker 4: before Donald Trump even decided to implement this mission in Iran.
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Speaker 4: At the same time, however, the results speak for themselves.
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Speaker 4: We of course morened those American lives that were lost overseas.
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Speaker 4: That's what we're always going to do. And at the
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Speaker 4: same time, we can't celebrate the fact that we are
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Speaker 4: one step closer to American safety for future generations because
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Speaker 4: that's what Donald Trump is thinking about.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you're right, Liz.
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Speaker 2: The people who have now been very critical of this
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Speaker 2: president going in and doing something that by the way, Danielle,
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Speaker 2: so many people said we're gonna have to do it,
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Speaker 2: but they kicked the can right. Obama sent pallets of cash,
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Speaker 2: Joe Biden sent money to Iran, but they all acknowledged
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Speaker 2: that Iran was a huge threat to our national security,
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Speaker 2: to the stabilization of the entire world.
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Speaker 1: You had Kamala.
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Speaker 2: Harris two years ago basically saying that somebody who's gonna
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Speaker 2: have to deal with Iran. You had Hillary Clinton saying
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Speaker 2: that she would go into Iran, and yet they've all
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Speaker 2: been very critical of this president. I kind of feel
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Speaker 2: like it doesn't matter what Donald Trump does. The Democrats
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Speaker 2: standpoint will always be to be on the opposite side
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Speaker 2: of that that seems to be their only true policy
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Speaker 2: platform is anything that isn't Donald Trump. But when it
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Speaker 2: comes to protecting America, protecting the world, this was a necessity, Danielle.
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Speaker 2: This was something that we couldn't have kicked the can
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Speaker 2: any further.
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Speaker 1: It fell on this president to do.
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Speaker 2: He had the guts to do what was necessary, and
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Speaker 2: you know, he said, I don't want a protracted war.
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Speaker 1: I don't want something going on for months or years.
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Speaker 2: This is something we can get done, hopefully in the series,
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Speaker 2: you know, in a couple of weeks, because at some
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Speaker 2: point they're not going to have any more missiles to
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Speaker 2: fire off, They're not going to be any more people
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Speaker 2: to fire them off. We've already decimated the entire Iranian Navy, right,
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Speaker 2: So this was a necessity for this moment in time,
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Speaker 2: and I, Danielle, am personally grateful that we had this
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Speaker 2: president in office to see it through.
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Speaker 9: Yes, I could not imagine if we had had Kama
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Speaker 9: Biden or anybody else. Because President Trump knew exactly how
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Speaker 9: to handle this. I think he took swift, decisive action,
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Speaker 9: and we haven't actually been safer as a country until
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Speaker 9: now because even though people think, oh, you know, there's
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Speaker 9: this kind of you know, crazy stuff going on in Iran.
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Speaker 9: It's like, no, actually, the danger was bubbling up until
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Speaker 9: this point, and having the Mallas in control, we were
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Speaker 9: in a lot of a lot of danger. And President
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Speaker 9: Trump I think saw that, knew he had to take action.
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Speaker 9: And now we're going to see a much safer United States,
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Speaker 9: knowing that we actually have a lot of our enemies
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Speaker 9: much more at bay. I think the left, just like
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Speaker 9: you said, they're going to oppose anything Trump does, and
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Speaker 9: so we just we can't even we can't really even
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Speaker 9: content with what the arguments are because on the one hand,
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Speaker 9: they're pro they're pro Hamas, their pro Palestine. But then
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Speaker 9: when the people in Iran are cheering and dancing in
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Speaker 9: the streets because they're being freed, they're not in favor
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Speaker 9: of that. So it's just complete opposites. But I think
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Speaker 9: we're seeing freedom celebrate over there. We're going to be
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Speaker 9: much safer here at home. And so President Trump, I
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Speaker 9: think he's just going to be very quick about all
18:13
Speaker 9: of this and it's going to be a huge victory
18:15
Speaker 9: for us.
18:15
Speaker 2: Well he's been you know, look when you look at
18:18
Speaker 2: what he's already done with Maduro, right, and making sure
18:22
Speaker 2: that that operation itself there went off very smoothly, very quickly.
18:29
Speaker 1: He didn't want to stay there.
18:30
Speaker 2: In Venezuela and you know, metal in the business there,
18:35
Speaker 2: he did say, all right, well, we need to get
18:37
Speaker 2: we need to get things going for our the energy
18:40
Speaker 2: production here.
18:41
Speaker 1: We need to help facilitate that.
18:43
Speaker 2: But you know, in the same way in Iran, he's saying, look,
18:47
Speaker 2: we're going to go in, We're going to do what's necessary.
18:49
Speaker 2: We're going to make sure that they are not developing
18:51
Speaker 2: a nuclear weapon. But we also understand that if we
18:54
Speaker 2: leave these lunatics Liz in power, if.
18:57
Speaker 1: We if we lead leave these this regime and power,
19:02
Speaker 1: then this is not going to just go away.
19:04
Speaker 2: Obviously, they continued to do what we told him not
19:07
Speaker 2: to do, and they continued to lie about it, and
19:11
Speaker 2: the idea that somehow this regime is going to be
19:15
Speaker 2: cooperative whenever their whole mo is death to America and
19:20
Speaker 2: death to Israel.
19:21
Speaker 1: It's just it doesn't make sense.
19:23
Speaker 2: So this president saying, all right, we're going to get
19:25
Speaker 2: rid of the nuclear sites, but we also are going
19:28
Speaker 2: to make sure that the people who have caused this
19:31
Speaker 2: trouble for the entire world, are not going to be
19:34
Speaker 2: able to do it anymore. And this president saying I
19:38
Speaker 2: need to be able to trust whoever the new leader is,
19:40
Speaker 2: and I think he's been very encouraging to the Iranian people.
19:44
Speaker 2: This is the time, you guys need to rise up.
19:46
Speaker 2: We've already seen these moments like we saw it back
19:48
Speaker 2: in January where people took to the streets there in Iran,
19:51
Speaker 2: and obviously the regime killed, you know, thousands and thousands
19:55
Speaker 2: of people in a.
19:57
Speaker 1: Horrific way, but that's the whole oh right.
20:00
Speaker 2: The hope is that there is some sort of regime
20:03
Speaker 2: change there, there is some sort of a democratic society
20:06
Speaker 2: that Iran can get back to, because once upon a time,
20:10
Speaker 2: that's who they were, is a country forty seven years ago.
20:13
Speaker 4: Right exactly. I think for a lot of people that
20:15
Speaker 4: should be the main goal. Obviously for President Trump, he's
20:18
Speaker 4: worried about our own national security, but it's not lost
20:21
Speaker 4: I'm sure on him or anybody else that the brutality
20:23
Speaker 4: of that regime was on full display, as you mentioned
20:26
Speaker 4: a few weeks ago, when we were seeing tens of
20:28
Speaker 4: thousands of Iranian protesters being murdered by this regime. As
20:32
Speaker 4: Danielle noted, it's kind of ironic that the people that
20:35
Speaker 4: you know chant for Palestine and claimed to be with
20:37
Speaker 4: all of the oppressed people worldwide, or with the oppressors
20:40
Speaker 4: in this case, and have no idea exactly what's going on.
20:43
Speaker 4: But for President Trump, obviously he sees this as the
20:45
Speaker 4: leader of the free world and knowing he has a
20:47
Speaker 4: chance to actually rescue these people and save them and
20:50
Speaker 4: give them a brighter future, like he's trying to do here.
20:52
Speaker 4: And I am confident that it's a tiny piece of
20:54
Speaker 4: why this was so necessary for him. And you mentioned Venezuela.
20:58
Speaker 4: I don't think that when Donald Trump implemented the plan
21:01
Speaker 4: for Venezuela that he wasn't thinking that maybe this would
21:03
Speaker 4: also be an eye opener for those that he was negotiating.
21:06
Speaker 6: With in Iran.
21:06
Speaker 4: He was trying four months at this point to get
21:09
Speaker 4: a diplomatic resolution here. He did not want to go
21:12
Speaker 4: in with these military strikes, and I think he wanted
21:14
Speaker 4: them and all of our adversaries around the world to say, hey,
21:17
Speaker 4: this is what we're capable of doing. Look at where
21:19
Speaker 4: the leader of Venezuela is. He's now in a court
21:22
Speaker 4: in New York City. So if you want to be
21:24
Speaker 4: treated the exact same way, you know what you have
21:26
Speaker 4: to do, and if you want to avoid that, you
21:28
Speaker 4: have to negotiate with us and come to the table.
21:29
Speaker 4: They did not do that, and he clearly let them
21:31
Speaker 4: know exactly what happens when you don't respect the United
21:34
Speaker 4: States of America or the will of the people in
21:36
Speaker 4: your own nation, by the way, because that's what the
21:38
Speaker 4: entire world has been watching four months now, and we
21:41
Speaker 4: were all ready for him to finally put an end
21:43
Speaker 4: to that evil.
21:44
Speaker 1: Yeah, he desperately tried.
21:46
Speaker 2: He sent Steve wood Coff and Jared Kushner over multiple
21:50
Speaker 2: times to try and negotiate in good faith, and they
21:53
Speaker 2: didn't come to the table, Danielle. They obviously were just
21:56
Speaker 2: kind of jerking us around as a country, and they
22:00
Speaker 2: lied about the fact that they were continuing to develop
22:03
Speaker 2: a nuclear weapon. We just can't have that, and so
22:06
Speaker 2: it escalated to this. But I mean, you're right, Liz, Look,
22:10
Speaker 2: the number one goal of this president is to protect
22:13
Speaker 2: the American people. He is always America first. But whenever
22:17
Speaker 2: you have Iran potentially developing a nuclear weapon, you can't
22:20
Speaker 2: guarantee our safety.
22:21
Speaker 1: So that's why this was necessary.
22:23
Speaker 2: At the same time, though this president is hopeful that
22:27
Speaker 2: the right things happen. My god, he has solved eight
22:30
Speaker 2: conflicts around the world. You had this Iranian women's soccer
22:34
Speaker 2: team who was over Danielle in Australia for the Women's
22:39
Speaker 2: Asian Cup, and they lost this past weekend, and apparently
22:45
Speaker 2: they were sending help signals because they were branded as
22:49
Speaker 2: traders back home in Iran and they were worried, quite
22:56
Speaker 2: frankly about going back to their home.
22:59
Speaker 1: Country because they thought that they would be killed.
23:02
Speaker 2: This is because they refuse to sing their national anthem
23:05
Speaker 2: ahead of one of their matches. And so the president
23:09
Speaker 2: got involved, as he tends to do whenever he sees
23:12
Speaker 2: a space where he can make positive change, and he
23:16
Speaker 2: posted on truth Social he said, Australia is making a
23:18
Speaker 2: terrible humanitarian mistake by allowing the Iran national women's soccer
23:23
Speaker 2: team to be forced back to Iran, where they will
23:25
Speaker 2: most likely be killed.
23:28
Speaker 1: The US will take them if you won't. You know
23:31
Speaker 1: the fact that you have all.
23:33
Speaker 2: Of this going on and this president, my god, how
23:37
Speaker 2: much stuff does he have to think about the fact
23:39
Speaker 2: that he goes out of his way to try and
23:42
Speaker 2: help when he sees an issue where maybe he can
23:44
Speaker 2: make a difference, where there are people's lives who he
23:47
Speaker 2: truly feels like with these women these soccer players were online,
23:52
Speaker 2: I think is amazing and I think he had a
23:55
Speaker 2: big impact here and thank God, hopefully these women are
23:59
Speaker 2: safe and if they aren't safe in Australia, they can
24:02
Speaker 2: come here to America and this president will help them out.
24:04
Speaker 1: I think it's awesome stuff. Daniel.
24:06
Speaker 9: Yeah, I think that it just highlights just how big
24:09
Speaker 9: President Trump's heart is, which I'm sure you know more
24:12
Speaker 9: than anyone, but I think just of all the examples,
24:14
Speaker 9: I mean, anytime he would see like the Nancy Guthrie news,
24:17
Speaker 9: he would.
24:18
Speaker 6: Be like, we all going to help you anyway we can.
24:20
Speaker 9: Or even with I think, what is it Quayar, you know,
24:23
Speaker 9: he was like, you're a Democrat, I've been for arden you.
24:25
Speaker 9: It's like he just like I think, probably sees things
24:28
Speaker 9: his heart breaks and he just wants to help and
24:31
Speaker 9: wants to do what he can. And so I think
24:33
Speaker 9: that's just what he's like as a person from what
24:36
Speaker 9: we all see, and so it's really beautiful to see
24:38
Speaker 9: a president that's willing to do things like that, and
24:41
Speaker 9: of course, I mean, who would want to send these
24:43
Speaker 9: women back to Iran where they're going to be slaughtered.
24:46
Speaker 9: I mean, that is just absolutely sickening, and so of
24:50
Speaker 9: course I think that was the right thing to do
24:52
Speaker 9: for him to put that out there. And I think
24:54
Speaker 9: that the left is just deranged at this point, and
24:57
Speaker 9: you would think there could be some things that they
24:59
Speaker 9: could agree with President Trumbon that are just even just
25:02
Speaker 9: humanitarian or very very basic things of compassion. But of
25:07
Speaker 9: course we haven't seen that, but that's okay. I think
25:10
Speaker 9: the rest of the country does, and.
25:11
Speaker 6: The world does.
25:12
Speaker 1: Imagine.
25:13
Speaker 2: Imagine it was Barack Obama who sent a message out
25:17
Speaker 2: to save these this Ironian women's soccer team. Liz, I
25:21
Speaker 2: keep thinking about the numerous celebrities who would come out
25:24
Speaker 2: and applaud him and say, the great job, Obama, this
25:28
Speaker 2: is great stuff, what a leader you are. Donald Trump
25:32
Speaker 2: will never get that kind of credit. He doesn't do
25:34
Speaker 2: it for that stuff. Though he also highlighted how absolutely
25:38
Speaker 2: deranged these people are that these women's lives were in
25:42
Speaker 2: danger to go back to their own country because they
25:46
Speaker 2: didn't participate in the pledge of allegiance to a country
25:49
Speaker 2: where they are treated like second class citizens. It's tells
25:54
Speaker 2: you all you need to know about what's gone on
25:55
Speaker 2: in Iran. The other thing that I think is really
25:58
Speaker 2: kind of terrifying is that we had an open border
26:00
Speaker 2: for four years under Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
26:04
Speaker 1: We know that we had tens of millions.
26:06
Speaker 2: Of people pouring in here. The people those are the
26:09
Speaker 2: ones we know about. We know about certain people who
26:12
Speaker 2: are on the terror watch list. What about the ones
26:15
Speaker 2: we don't know about? What about the possible Iranian sleeper
26:19
Speaker 2: cells that are here in the United States, who had
26:24
Speaker 2: free access to just come on in over the past
26:26
Speaker 2: four years, who right now are probably planning something according
26:31
Speaker 2: to the intelligence agencies. You had Cash Beteli saying that
26:35
Speaker 2: US counter terrorism and intelligence agents are currently on high alert.
26:40
Speaker 1: He is the FBI director, so he would know. And
26:45
Speaker 1: there are.
26:45
Speaker 2: Reports that Iron sent out a possible operational trigger to
26:48
Speaker 2: activate the sleeper assets abroad after this war began. And
26:55
Speaker 2: this was following the death, of course of their supreme leader.
26:59
Speaker 1: There in Iran.
27:00
Speaker 2: And as we just noted, the Itola who was killed
27:03
Speaker 2: within like the first twenty four to thirty six hours
27:05
Speaker 2: of this situation. That's something I've thought about for a
27:09
Speaker 2: long time. Though, Liz, we have been so lucky. I
27:13
Speaker 2: think that we haven't seen something really egregious happen in
27:17
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27:20
Speaker 2: For four years, not anymore.
27:22
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27:24
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27:28
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Speaker 6: Right.
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Speaker 4: And that's the real problem, because we were calling this
31:25
Speaker 4: out under Joe Biden for multiple years and everyone was saying,
31:28
Speaker 4: but everything's going fine. You have no proof that this
31:30
Speaker 4: is going to be dangerous, and then calling everyone racist
31:33
Speaker 4: and xenophobic who said that this was not good for
31:35
Speaker 4: the US. And the problem is nothing had to happen
31:38
Speaker 4: under Joe Biden for it to still be a major
31:40
Speaker 4: risk for US for the I mean remainder of our
31:42
Speaker 4: lives at this point, because we don't know who's here.
31:44
Speaker 4: Like you said, we don't know where they came from.
31:46
Speaker 4: We don't know where they're hiding at this point. I
31:48
Speaker 4: looked up reports after these strikes. There were people that
31:51
Speaker 4: were found here that came in illegally that are Iranian nationals.
31:53
Speaker 4: There are people in our country that were arrested, thank god,
31:56
Speaker 4: that were found to have ties to Hesboala and other
31:58
Speaker 4: terrorist groups. I mean, these are people that are just
32:00
Speaker 4: floating around. We have no idea where they are, how
32:03
Speaker 4: to find them, or God forbid, what they're planning. We
32:05
Speaker 4: saw what happened in that bar in Texas the other day.
32:08
Speaker 4: We saw a man who obviously was showing his allegiance
32:11
Speaker 4: to Iran with a T shirt that he was wearing.
32:13
Speaker 4: Everybody knows, unfortunately, why he did that. And to know
32:16
Speaker 4: that there are people in America that are watching these
32:18
Speaker 4: strikes and rooting against us and for the regime and
32:21
Speaker 4: are sitting our our soil plotting against our own country,
32:24
Speaker 4: that's really really scary. And again, it's not just a
32:26
Speaker 4: problem for President Trump. It's a problem for many generations
32:29
Speaker 4: to come. Unless he can somehow get every single one
32:32
Speaker 4: of them out of America in the next three years.
32:34
Speaker 4: But as you said, it is tens of millions that
32:37
Speaker 4: have come in. We have no idea from where or
32:39
Speaker 4: who these people are. Most of them, like you said,
32:41
Speaker 4: were completely unvetted. And now every single president, probably in
32:45
Speaker 4: our lifetimes at least, is going to have to pick
32:47
Speaker 4: up the pieces and fix this mess. To Joe Biden
32:50
Speaker 4: and Kamala Harris made for all of us.
32:52
Speaker 2: It's just so important that you have secure partners, Danielle.
32:56
Speaker 1: This is just it's basic.
32:58
Speaker 2: But we were, as Lisz just that we're made to
33:00
Speaker 2: feel crazy for even calling it out.
33:02
Speaker 1: And I think people looked.
33:04
Speaker 2: Around and they said, don't you want to know who's
33:07
Speaker 2: coming into America?
33:09
Speaker 1: You think if Iran, who despite.
33:11
Speaker 2: The fifty three Democrats voting against this, Iran is and
33:15
Speaker 2: always has been for forty seven years, the number one
33:18
Speaker 2: state sponsor of terror. You think these people who have
33:21
Speaker 2: proxies around the Middle East and are funding them aren't
33:24
Speaker 2: possibly funding people right here in America. You don't think
33:28
Speaker 2: that they would love to take down the Big Satan
33:30
Speaker 2: as they call us. Absolutely they would, And so the
33:34
Speaker 2: fact that we just had basically people asleep at the
33:38
Speaker 2: wheel or in a lot of cases, it felt like
33:40
Speaker 2: they were welcoming these people in for four years. Got
33:44
Speaker 2: what an absolute failure on the part of the President,
33:49
Speaker 2: the vice president. The borders are Kamala Harris, Shame on
33:54
Speaker 2: these people. If one American is harmed because of someone
33:58
Speaker 2: who came in under their watch, they should be responsible
34:01
Speaker 2: for it. It is outrageous they allowed this to happen.
34:04
Speaker 9: Yes, and much more than one American was harmed because
34:07
Speaker 9: of their actions, because so many people have been harmed
34:10
Speaker 9: by illegal aliens. We of course see you know, there's
34:13
Speaker 9: the criminal illegal aliens and so on, and we see
34:16
Speaker 9: a lot of the murdering, the raping and so on.
34:18
Speaker 9: But what about the terrorism we see that actually, just
34:21
Speaker 9: like you mentioned, who knows how many people came in
34:24
Speaker 9: who are from Iran? What about from China? What about
34:27
Speaker 9: all of our biggest adversaries. They're obviously going to exploit
34:31
Speaker 9: something like an open border in order to infiltrate the country.
34:34
Speaker 9: It's not just going to be one off you know,
34:36
Speaker 9: gangs and so on, like brute force. It's going to
34:39
Speaker 9: be terrorism too, and sleeper cells. And so I think
34:42
Speaker 9: the fact that President Trump has closed the border. That
34:45
Speaker 9: is absolutely wonderful, but we also have to find these
34:48
Speaker 9: people and we need to get rid of them, and
34:50
Speaker 9: they all need.
34:50
Speaker 1: To be deported well.
34:52
Speaker 2: And that's why ICE has played such an important role,
34:54
Speaker 2: despite Democrats doing everything they can to push back against them,
34:58
Speaker 2: wanting them, you know, to be assaulted. We've seen the
35:01
Speaker 2: assaults go up like eight thousand percent for these people
35:04
Speaker 2: who are just trying to do a job of protecting Americans.
35:07
Speaker 2: That's why they're important because they get the bad guys out.
35:11
Speaker 2: They find these people who should have never been here
35:13
Speaker 2: in the first place, and they get them out of
35:15
Speaker 2: our country. There was a situation over the weekend, Liz
35:19
Speaker 2: in New York where you have these individuals who, during
35:24
Speaker 2: some sort of a protest outside of Gracie Mansion.
35:29
Speaker 1: I think they were I mean, I think it's confirmed.
35:31
Speaker 1: They said they were.
35:32
Speaker 2: Inspired by ISIS, had these homemade explosive devices that they
35:37
Speaker 2: were hoping to detonate. I think they threw one of
35:40
Speaker 2: them and then the other one was found on the ground.
35:43
Speaker 2: These men, if they are indeed kind of ICE's sympathizers,
35:48
Speaker 2: that is a really scary thing to have in our country,
35:51
Speaker 2: and I think it's a very scary thing as well,
35:53
Speaker 2: that you have the mayor of New York City not
35:57
Speaker 2: even calling that out.
35:59
Speaker 1: That's a big deal.
36:00
Speaker 2: I don't think he's acknowledged at all that these are
36:02
Speaker 2: ISIS sympathizers. The one guy was seen doing sort of
36:06
Speaker 2: an ISIS I don't even want to do it on screen,
36:08
Speaker 2: but it's some sort of a pose that members of
36:11
Speaker 2: ISIS do, and all of their videos and all of
36:13
Speaker 2: their kind of propaganda out there as he was being
36:17
Speaker 2: escorted by police over the weekend.
36:20
Speaker 1: But you know, if you're the.
36:22
Speaker 2: Mayor of the largest city in our country and you
36:27
Speaker 2: have these two individuals trying to you know, hurt name
36:33
Speaker 2: kill people who are sympathizers with ISIS, you might want
36:37
Speaker 2: to call that out as that is probably a pretty
36:39
Speaker 2: big deal. One of the men use the phrase al
36:41
Speaker 2: lockbar after his police interview, and I believe they waived
36:45
Speaker 2: their miranda rights and just talked openly with the cops.
36:48
Speaker 1: Is also very interesting. It's a whole situation in New
36:50
Speaker 1: York right now.
36:52
Speaker 6: And it's certainly a situation.
36:53
Speaker 4: No, you're one hundred percent right, I believe while they
36:55
Speaker 4: were being either arrested or as you said, escorted by police.
36:58
Speaker 4: Someone asked them, why did you do this, and they
37:00
Speaker 4: said this was fo Isis.
37:01
Speaker 6: They one hundred percent.
37:02
Speaker 4: Admituted they were radicalized by what they saw online, by
37:05
Speaker 4: these terror groups, and they did it for a reason.
37:08
Speaker 4: Despite what you might read in CNN, this was not
37:10
Speaker 4: two innocent boys who ended up in New York somehow
37:12
Speaker 4: on a nice sunny day and accurently dropped off a
37:15
Speaker 4: bomb outside of Gracie Mansion. These are two terrorists who
37:18
Speaker 4: wanted to, like you said, murder innocent Americans. I think
37:21
Speaker 4: the way it's been reported on is disgraceful. I think
37:24
Speaker 4: the mayor's response and commentary is even more disgraceful. Unfortunately,
37:28
Speaker 4: it's not surprising, but we're talking about these threats, and
37:32
Speaker 4: it's not just Iran able to through their proxies, you know,
37:35
Speaker 4: supply funds for terrorists. It's even people here who come
37:38
Speaker 4: from a lot of these nations who are radicalized just
37:40
Speaker 4: by the content that they see online, who are sitting here,
37:43
Speaker 4: who are not funded by iron that do.
37:45
Speaker 6: Not wish for the best of our country.
37:47
Speaker 4: They actively root against our country and want to target
37:49
Speaker 4: and harm innocent Americans.
37:51
Speaker 6: That's what we saw over the weekend.
37:53
Speaker 4: It breaks my heart, as you know, knowing this is
37:55
Speaker 4: happening in my home, but anywhere that this happens in
37:57
Speaker 4: America is an atrocious situation. And unfortunately, with the mayor
38:01
Speaker 4: that we have, the way that he has treated our
38:03
Speaker 4: law enforcement officers in New York, I can only imagine
38:05
Speaker 4: this is going to continue on because nobody wants to
38:08
Speaker 4: step in and just stand up for American citizens anymore,
38:11
Speaker 4: because apparently for Democrats that is a losing comment, but
38:15
Speaker 4: I think for us it's heartbreaking. Thank God again, the
38:18
Speaker 4: bombs did not go off and everybody survived, but everyone
38:20
Speaker 4: should know this is the evil that exists all around
38:22
Speaker 4: our country.
38:23
Speaker 2: And it's just interesting though to me, Danielle, that he's
38:27
Speaker 2: a Muslim Zorn Mom, Donnie, and I would think that
38:32
Speaker 2: if someone I were in that position as a Muslim,
38:36
Speaker 2: you know, if I claim that as my religion, I
38:39
Speaker 2: might want to come out and say this is not
38:41
Speaker 2: part of the religion I practice. This is completely radical
38:46
Speaker 2: and this is nothing we ever want to see.
38:47
Speaker 1: Why hasn't he done that? And then you couple that
38:50
Speaker 1: with the.
38:51
Speaker 2: Fact that his wife got a lot of heat over
38:53
Speaker 2: the weekend for it's now been exposed that she liked
38:57
Speaker 2: all of these posts online after October seventh, after this
39:01
Speaker 2: horrific situation in Israel took place where you had, I
39:06
Speaker 2: mean the most talk about atrocities, women and children and
39:11
Speaker 2: elderly people who were just absolutely, I mean it's.
39:16
Speaker 1: It was horrible.
39:17
Speaker 2: We know they were burned to death, they were kidnapped,
39:19
Speaker 2: they were murdered, they were raped, all the horrible things
39:22
Speaker 2: that happened to them. This woman liked all of these posts,
39:25
Speaker 2: and his response was essentially like, yeah, you know what,
39:29
Speaker 2: she's a private citizen. I love my wife. That's okay.
39:33
Speaker 2: If she wants to, she's allowed to do what she wants.
39:36
Speaker 2: I just I don't get it. I don't get what's
39:38
Speaker 2: going on in New York City and why it's been
39:40
Speaker 2: so challenging for this mayor to come out and say
39:44
Speaker 2: the things that need to be said in these moments.
39:47
Speaker 9: Yeah, well, I think that it speaks to what their
39:49
Speaker 9: ideology is.
39:50
Speaker 1: They are radical left.
39:53
Speaker 9: I think he is clearly this is part of his beliefs.
39:56
Speaker 9: He is Muslim. He is also on the side of
39:59
Speaker 9: the the socialism and all of that, and they support
40:02
Speaker 9: Hamas and many times if he's asked about it, he
40:07
Speaker 9: doesn't denounce it, he doesn't want to go against it,
40:10
Speaker 9: and his wife liking the post, him saying, oh, well,
40:12
Speaker 9: she's a private citizen, you know that's okay. Well what
40:15
Speaker 9: about the content though, what about what do you believe? Okay,
40:19
Speaker 9: let's say she is a private citizen. It's like he's
40:21
Speaker 9: still going to defend it. And so I think that
40:24
Speaker 9: people are right to be very worried about the direction
40:27
Speaker 9: that the Left is moving, because I think that they've
40:29
Speaker 9: always believed these things. It's just that they probably wouldn't
40:32
Speaker 9: say them out loud. It's probably that they were much
40:35
Speaker 9: more discreet about it. I guess maybe it was something
40:38
Speaker 9: that was more behind the scenes.
40:40
Speaker 1: But the Left is elevating people like Zoran mom Donnie.
40:43
Speaker 9: He's their leader now basically, and he's one of their
40:46
Speaker 9: most popular figures. And so the fact that those kinds
40:49
Speaker 9: of people just are outright and supporting Hamas, I think
40:52
Speaker 9: tells us a lot.
40:54
Speaker 2: I mean, Liz, you said it, this is your home,
40:57
Speaker 2: New York City. This is the home to the largest
41:01
Speaker 2: Jewish population in the entire country, New York City. And
41:05
Speaker 2: you have the mayor's wife liking these posts, and then
41:09
Speaker 2: the mayor himself not really coming out and condemning this
41:13
Speaker 2: stuff strongly at all. I don't know that he's condemned
41:16
Speaker 2: the October seventh attacks at all at this point.
41:19
Speaker 1: That's pretty outrageous.
41:22
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's more than outrageous.
41:23
Speaker 4: And by the way, no one wanted to ask him
41:25
Speaker 4: about this, of course, but there were dozens of Americans
41:27
Speaker 4: also slaughtered on October Seventh's where were Americans that were
41:30
Speaker 4: taken hostage? By the way, on October seventh, you and
41:34
Speaker 4: I spent the first anniversary of October seventh with a
41:36
Speaker 4: hostage family with the president, and I watched as he
41:40
Speaker 4: promised to them that if he was re elected, he
41:42
Speaker 4: would not sleep until their son was brought home. And
41:45
Speaker 4: for those who don't know, on that same day, the
41:47
Speaker 4: anniversary of October seventh, Kamala Harris was shooting for the
41:49
Speaker 4: cover of Vogue. So that tells everyone all they need
41:52
Speaker 4: to know about democrats and where their priorities lie. But
41:55
Speaker 4: for Zoron Mamdani, again, it's not even about Israel or Jews.
41:57
Speaker 4: It's just about Americans and those that's and wit terrorists
42:01
Speaker 4: and those that stand against them. And again the I
42:03
Speaker 4: guess the explanation that she's a private citizen really doesn't
42:06
Speaker 4: work in the age of Donald Trump, when you and
42:08
Speaker 4: eric An Don and everyone involved have been terrorized for years,
42:11
Speaker 4: when anyone who voted for Donald Trump wasn't even related
42:14
Speaker 4: to him, has been terrorized four years and made to
42:16
Speaker 4: be an enemy by the media. This obviously doesn't fly.
42:19
Speaker 4: But as Danielle said, what about his views? Nobody believes
42:22
Speaker 4: that he disagrees with his wife, and that's obviously.
42:24
Speaker 6: The real problem here.
42:26
Speaker 1: It really is a good luck to New York City.
42:29
Speaker 1: I don't know what to say, you know.
42:32
Speaker 2: I hope that this is a learning opportunity, and I
42:35
Speaker 2: hope that there's something left to put back together and
42:40
Speaker 2: rebuild after his tenure as Mayor of New York.
42:43
Speaker 1: It's it's crazy stuff.
42:45
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what is good news though, the Shield
42:48
Speaker 2: of the Americas. Okay, so you have twelve Latin American
42:52
Speaker 2: and Caribbean nations coming together to basically take on the
42:57
Speaker 2: drug cartels. Danielle, I think this is abbsbsolutely fantastic. And
43:01
Speaker 2: what's interesting too, is that the message has been received
43:06
Speaker 2: loud and clear. I think from this president and his
43:11
Speaker 2: position on the world stage, peace through strength, as he
43:14
Speaker 2: always says, and when America is strong, and we exude strength.
43:18
Speaker 2: People try not to mess with us. So Mexican drug cartels,
43:22
Speaker 2: they say, are increasingly calculated in their targeting decisions, often
43:27
Speaker 2: avoiding deliberately attacking American tourists and citizens out of concern
43:33
Speaker 2: it could prompt intensified US retaliation.
43:36
Speaker 1: So, in essence, the drug.
43:39
Speaker 2: Cartels are basically like, look, we're terrified of President Trump.
43:43
Speaker 2: We're a little scared of the United States right now,
43:46
Speaker 2: so we're not going to mess with any of these
43:50
Speaker 2: citizens coming to visit Mexico like maybe.
43:52
Speaker 1: We would have before.
43:54
Speaker 2: This is a different situation than we have ever seen,
43:59
Speaker 2: and it's pretty amazing. The President says it's time to
44:03
Speaker 2: treat these cartels like isis. We know that he labeled
44:06
Speaker 2: drug cartels as domestic terror organizations or foreign terrorist organizations.
44:12
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, and he labeled finchanel as a weapon of
44:15
Speaker 2: mass destruction.
44:16
Speaker 1: Absolutely it is.
44:18
Speaker 2: This pressure campaign is absolutely working when it comes to
44:22
Speaker 2: these drug cartels. You're bombing the boats as they're coming
44:25
Speaker 2: into the US. Guess what, don't send it into America.
44:29
Speaker 2: I love that he's putting together an entire group of people,
44:32
Speaker 2: and now we know the Christynome who is currently the
44:35
Speaker 2: DHS secretary will now transition to be in charge of
44:38
Speaker 2: this entire group as they basically handle drug cartels like
44:43
Speaker 2: they were ISIS, And I think that's exactly how they
44:45
Speaker 2: should be dealt with.
44:47
Speaker 9: That is how they should be dealt with, because it's
44:49
Speaker 9: a huge it's a huge crime against American citizens when
44:53
Speaker 9: we have drugs coming into the US, we have young people,
44:56
Speaker 9: we have them, you know, in schools, people are getting
44:58
Speaker 9: hold of fentanyl. Of course, we see all of the
45:01
Speaker 9: tragic accidents, the tragic deaths, so it absolutely needs to
45:04
Speaker 9: be treated this way. And I think the fact that
45:06
Speaker 9: these other whether it's gangs, whether it's countries, whether it's
45:10
Speaker 9: bad actors, are afraid of America, again, that's a good thing.
45:13
Speaker 9: The fact that Trump, you know, ignites fear in them
45:16
Speaker 9: is good because honestly, that means that the rest of
45:19
Speaker 9: America is much safer. To be honest, I'm not sure
45:22
Speaker 9: tourists should be going to places where we have a
45:25
Speaker 9: lot of these a lot of these gangs potentially attacking them.
45:27
Speaker 9: But that being said, I think that absolutely anytime that
45:31
Speaker 9: we can have our enemies fear us, the better. And
45:34
Speaker 9: I just couldn't imagine if we had Kamla right now,
45:36
Speaker 9: that they would have even any any semblance of fear
45:40
Speaker 9: let alone, they would probably be taking advantage of this
45:43
Speaker 9: situation to take advantage of Americans. We saw under Joe
45:47
Speaker 9: Biden that a lot of the world did not fear
45:50
Speaker 9: us at all. We did not see did not see
45:53
Speaker 9: any of that under Joe Biden. So under President Trump,
45:55
Speaker 9: it's been a complete opposite.
45:58
Speaker 2: You know, as an American live, I always think you
46:02
Speaker 2: feel like when you go anywhere in the world, and
46:06
Speaker 2: this is sort of the sense I've had since I
46:08
Speaker 2: was a kid that if anything happens to you anywhere
46:12
Speaker 2: in the world, like America's coming for you. Like in
46:15
Speaker 2: my mind, they're gonna send in whoever they need to
46:19
Speaker 2: rescue Americans anywhere in the world. And the reality is
46:23
Speaker 2: that's true right now. That's what this president is all about.
46:26
Speaker 2: He's there to back up Americans wherever you are at
46:29
Speaker 2: home abroad. He's got your back. For a long time,
46:33
Speaker 2: it didn't feel like that was the case. But I've
46:35
Speaker 2: always thought to myself, We're so lucky to be Americans,
46:39
Speaker 2: And it turns out that that's actually the case. When
46:42
Speaker 2: it comes to some of these bad actors around the world.
46:45
Speaker 1: They see Americans and they're.
46:46
Speaker 2: Almost like, I don't think it's worth it because Trump
46:48
Speaker 2: is gonna come in and he's just gonna destroy and
46:51
Speaker 2: decimate all of us. I think that's probably a good thing.
46:55
Speaker 2: We want that reputation around the world. But I've always
46:58
Speaker 2: have you felt like that?
46:59
Speaker 1: Am I the only one?
47:00
Speaker 2: It feels like that that, Like you go somewhere and
47:03
Speaker 2: you're like, yeah, now I'm an American. Somebody's gonna help me out.
47:06
Speaker 2: This country will have my back, They'll come for me.
47:09
Speaker 2: But that's how I kind of always felt.
47:11
Speaker 4: I agree, I'm a little too obnoxious about it. Probably
47:14
Speaker 4: I feel it in Europe in September, and I shouldn't
47:16
Speaker 4: have done this four months pregnant, but I walked around
47:18
Speaker 4: in a giant like USA sweater I had sweter for
47:21
Speaker 4: every day with either a flag on it or USA
47:23
Speaker 4: written on it or Donald Ump nice on it. I
47:25
Speaker 4: wanted everyone to know because I genuinely believed in my
47:28
Speaker 4: own delusional mind that if anyone messled with me, Donald
47:30
Speaker 4: Trump was coming to save me, Like nothing was going
47:32
Speaker 4: to happen because Donald Trump was in the White House.
47:35
Speaker 4: But also that's why I brought up those hostages from
47:37
Speaker 4: October seventh. Yeah, when I grew up in the America
47:39
Speaker 4: that I knew growing up, if there was an American
47:41
Speaker 4: taken hostage, your leader did not rest until those people
47:45
Speaker 4: were brought home. And it seems like under kamaland Joe
47:47
Speaker 4: that was forgotten. Maybe it's because they didn't care. Maybe
47:50
Speaker 4: it's because seeming like you were helping Israel didn't work
47:52
Speaker 4: with the far left base. Whatever it was, there were
47:55
Speaker 4: Americans that were being held dead and alive, and they
47:58
Speaker 4: seemed to forget all about it. Joe Biden probably forgot
48:01
Speaker 4: a lot more than just that, but it seemed to
48:03
Speaker 4: us like he had no idea what was going on
48:05
Speaker 4: and no inclination that he had a responsibility to bring
48:08
Speaker 4: these innocent lives home. And that's what I think everyone
48:11
Speaker 4: is feeling again. Like you said, under Donald Trump, this
48:13
Speaker 4: is what it should feel like, whether you voted for
48:14
Speaker 4: the guy in the Oval office or not, you should
48:16
Speaker 4: feel like your president is superman and wherever anyone is
48:20
Speaker 4: in the world, your country can come save you because
48:22
Speaker 4: we're the strongest, most powerful, most feared nation, most respected
48:25
Speaker 4: nation on the face of the earth, as it always
48:27
Speaker 4: should be.
48:28
Speaker 1: God bless America. I feel very inspired right now. I
48:31
Speaker 1: love that.
48:32
Speaker 2: I love the idea that you go overseas and you
48:33
Speaker 2: where like just like American flag outfits.
48:35
Speaker 1: That's ah, that's great.
48:38
Speaker 2: You gotta kind of knows sometimes before we go. This
48:43
Speaker 2: one really got me. So apparently the Los Angeles Marathon
48:48
Speaker 2: is doing something that I.
48:50
Speaker 1: Highly highly disagree with. Danielle.
48:53
Speaker 2: I've run some marathons in my lifetime. I've done a
48:56
Speaker 2: lot of triathlons. Part of what you do is for
49:02
Speaker 2: you as just an individual. Yeah, it's great to get
49:06
Speaker 2: the finisher medal, and it's great if you place in
49:10
Speaker 2: any of these things, but it's more about, like, for me,
49:14
Speaker 2: it's more about willing myself to do something that I
49:16
Speaker 2: know is challenging and knowing deep down that like I
49:18
Speaker 2: can overcome it and doing something that's challenging and hard
49:22
Speaker 2: and whatever. The organizers for the twenty twenty six Los
49:25
Speaker 2: Angeles Marathons marathon allow our allowing participants this year to
49:31
Speaker 2: receive finisher medals even if they don't complete the full marathon.
49:36
Speaker 2: This is under a new decision and apparently the runners
49:41
Speaker 2: who reach mile eighteen will be given the option to
49:45
Speaker 2: turn towards the finish line early rather than complete the
49:49
Speaker 2: twenty six point two mile race.
49:52
Speaker 1: They say, if you're.
49:53
Speaker 2: Having a tough day and want to injure race before
49:57
Speaker 2: twenty six point two, you can choose to take the
50:00
Speaker 2: turn at mile eighteen and head to the finish line early.
50:03
Speaker 2: You do not need to notify anyone of your decision
50:05
Speaker 2: and can opt to take this route at any time.
50:09
Speaker 1: Okay, absolutely not. This is insane.
50:13
Speaker 2: First of all, we are we have become a country
50:16
Speaker 2: of participation trophies. People are earning things, that are getting
50:20
Speaker 2: things they didn't earn. This one really hits home for
50:23
Speaker 2: me because my god, I have worked so hard to
50:27
Speaker 2: finish marathons before you get this mile sixteen and he
50:30
Speaker 2: hit something Danielle called the wall, and your body wants
50:33
Speaker 2: to stop running.
50:34
Speaker 1: You have to use.
50:35
Speaker 2: Every ounce of everything you have to keep moving. So
50:39
Speaker 2: these people get to eighteen and they just get to
50:41
Speaker 2: finish and they get the same metal everybody else does.
50:44
Speaker 2: Absolutely not, daniel I hate everything about this.
50:48
Speaker 9: Well, if you ever go to Los Angeles and enter
50:51
Speaker 9: a triathlon or something there, then you know you don't
50:54
Speaker 9: even have to try, don't you Why.
50:56
Speaker 6: Even show up?
50:56
Speaker 9: Why even go you can just break up in the
50:58
Speaker 9: morning and be like, you know what, I'm just gonna
50:59
Speaker 9: collect my trophy. So yeah, I think this is how
51:03
Speaker 9: the left is operating. And obviously, I think at this
51:06
Speaker 9: point the right has kind of rejected all of this.
51:09
Speaker 9: We've realized this is not the way to do things,
51:11
Speaker 9: whether you're an adult or whether you're a kid, and
51:13
Speaker 9: you're doing stuff. You know, to start a race and
51:16
Speaker 9: you want to give out a trophy, It's like, no,
51:18
Speaker 9: that should be for the winners, first play, second place,
51:20
Speaker 9: third place, whatever it is, and not these participation trophies.
51:24
Speaker 9: It doesn't lead to excellence, it doesn't lead to motivation.
51:26
Speaker 9: You don't even feel good about yourself honestly, because you
51:29
Speaker 9: know that you didn't actually finish it, or you didn't
51:32
Speaker 9: do what you were supposed to do, right, Like, I
51:34
Speaker 9: think that there's no winners from that. They think they're
51:37
Speaker 9: making everyone a winner, but the result is honestly that
51:39
Speaker 9: no one is. So it's ridiculous. But I think that's
51:42
Speaker 9: probably just Los Angeles, that's funny.
51:44
Speaker 1: I just hate it, Liz. I hate it. It's even
51:47
Speaker 1: worse than.
51:48
Speaker 2: A participation trophy because you actually don't have to participate
51:51
Speaker 2: for the whole thing to get it, you just get
51:54
Speaker 2: you can just cut it off. There was a woman
51:57
Speaker 2: called Rosie Ruiz who ran the New York Any Marathon.
52:00
Speaker 2: This is like thirty forty years ago, and she very
52:04
Speaker 2: famously cheated in the New York City Marathon and cut
52:07
Speaker 2: off part of the route and she was shamed for it,
52:10
Speaker 2: and rightfully so.
52:12
Speaker 1: This is absolute crap as.
52:14
Speaker 2: Far as I'm concerned, What kind of message are we
52:16
Speaker 2: sending out there to our kids if you can just
52:19
Speaker 2: phone it in for a marathon?
52:20
Speaker 4: No thanks, Okay, I kind of thank Both of you
52:22
Speaker 4: are biggots. Just because you don't finish the race doesn't
52:25
Speaker 4: mean you can't identify as somebody who did.
52:28
Speaker 6: Okay. I don't understand where any of this is coming from.
52:30
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Oh look, it's a joke.
52:32
Speaker 4: This is all a joke, and I refuse to dignify
52:35
Speaker 4: it with a real response. We should laugh at these
52:36
Speaker 4: people until they realize that they're messing up society, not
52:39
Speaker 4: just for all of us, before.
52:40
Speaker 6: Themselves as well.
52:42
Speaker 1: It is so disappointing.
52:45
Speaker 2: I would like to shame every single person who takes
52:49
Speaker 2: the shortcut for the LA Marathon. And of course it's
52:52
Speaker 2: in La. Where else would you have something this stupid?
52:55
Speaker 2: But out in Los Angeles? My god, we have to
52:58
Speaker 2: get it together out there. Can we get a report
53:00
Speaker 2: elected as governor of California?
53:02
Speaker 1: Please?
53:03
Speaker 2: We gotta save them out there, all right, that's gonna
53:05
Speaker 2: do it for us. For this episode of the Right View, guys,
53:09
Speaker 2: Liz and Danielle, thank you so much for joining. As always,
53:13
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Speaker 1: And oh loll back down.
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Speaker 8: By me.
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Speaker 1: There no way out