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5/27/25 -- Dan Ball W/ Rep. Andy Biggs, Dr. Robert Malone, Victor Avila, Nawfal Filali, Michael Carmichael. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America.
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Speaker 2: Tonight, President Trump rails against Russian President Putin, labeling him
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Speaker 2: as absolutely crazy in the wake of this weekend's massive
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Speaker 2: air strikes, encouraging news from the CDC regarding the clock
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Speaker 2: shot and forcing it on our most vulnerable, the children,
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Speaker 2: And what.
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Speaker 1: A difference unactual leader makes.
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Speaker 2: The number of foreign invaders trying to breach our southern
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Speaker 2: border drops historic lows under a real commander in chief.
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Speaker 2: I'm Dan Ball and Real America starts right now. Good Tuesday,
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Speaker 2: evening to you. The battle over President Trump's Big Beautiful
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Speaker 2: Bill continues on the Hill this week. Senate Republicans now
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Speaker 2: advancing their own version of the budget, focusing on border
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Speaker 2: security and military spending. The Senate's plan proposes one hundred
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Speaker 2: and seventy five billion dollars for border enforcement one hundred
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Speaker 2: and fifty bill for defense, while the House bill prioritizes
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Speaker 2: four and a half trillion dollars in tax cuts and
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Speaker 2: two trillion dollars in spending cuts over the next decade.
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Speaker 2: Fiscal hawks, though in both chambers, have most big concerns
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Speaker 2: about the increase to our debt ceiling. Though raising the
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Speaker 2: cap on state and local tax deductions from ten thousand
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Speaker 2: dollars to forty thousand dollars is also a big sticky
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Speaker 2: point for senators. In an appearance on CNN's State of
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Speaker 2: the Union over the weekend, Senator Ron Johnson and Wisconsin
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Speaker 2: said he is pushing for deeper spending cuts.
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Speaker 3: I agree, and I'm sorry the House bill would probably
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Speaker 3: add I've calculated four trillion. You're saying, you have these
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Speaker 3: independent analystsing it's three point three to four trillion. I
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Speaker 3: agree with that. We have to reduce the def sit
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Speaker 3: and so we need to focus on spending, spending, spending,
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Speaker 3: So what you don't defeat the deep state by funding it,
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Speaker 3: but you have to do the work, and you need
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Speaker 3: the time to do the work.
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Speaker 1: I have to believe when.
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Speaker 3: You go through seven thousand billion dollars of spending, if
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Speaker 3: you go by it line by line like Doge is done,
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Speaker 3: you will find hundreds of billions of dollars. And I've
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Speaker 3: proven this in terms of where the spending occurs, hundreds
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Speaker 3: of billions of dollars of spending that if you eliminate
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Speaker 3: nobody would even notice it other than the grifters who
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Speaker 3: are sucking down the waist from abuse.
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Speaker 2: Speaking of DOGE, they continue to expose the massive fiscal
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Speaker 2: faux pas, if you will, courtesy of the federal bureaucrats
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Speaker 2: on both sides of the aisle. The Administrator of the
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Speaker 2: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, doctor Oz, says that
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Speaker 2: DOGE has uncovered at least fourteen billion dollars in fraud
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Speaker 2: wasted abuse in Medicaid alone. The Socialecurity Administration, under Doge's oversight,
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Speaker 2: has removed twelve point three million individuals from their role
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Speaker 2: call lists who were listed as being one hundred and
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Speaker 2: twenty years or older. DOGE also canceled several national endowments
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Speaker 2: for the humanity grants awarded during the Biden regime, totally
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Speaker 2: one hundred and sixty three million dollars. Meantime, President Trump
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Speaker 2: is announcing that the EU is seeking a meeting with
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Speaker 2: him uh huh to discuss a resolution to the tariffs.
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Speaker 2: He's expressing optimism that they're probably going to come to
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Speaker 2: an agreement soon. Trump announcing Sunday that he would delay
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Speaker 2: the planned fifty percent tariffs on the EU until July ninth.
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Speaker 2: This after receiving a call from European Commission President over
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Speaker 2: the weekend. How about that and from a trade war
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Speaker 2: to a war of words. President Trump says that Russian
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Speaker 2: leader Putin is playing with fire after an attack was
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Speaker 2: carried out over the weekend, killing twelve people in Kiev, Ukraine,
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Speaker 2: Trump posting this on his truth. What Vladimir Putin doesn't
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Speaker 2: realize is that if it weren't for me, lots of
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Speaker 2: really bad things would have already happened to Russia. And
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Speaker 2: I mean really bad. He's playing with fire. The President
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Speaker 2: has reportably been weighing sanctions against the Kremlin response to
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Speaker 2: the continuous bombardment of Ukraine. Over the weekend, two hundred
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Speaker 2: and ninety eight drones as well as sixty nine missiles
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Speaker 2: were launched at the Ukrainian capitol. President Trump's been attempting
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Speaker 2: to get that peace deal done between Ukraine and Russia.
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Speaker 2: He was able to get Ukrainian President Zelensky to agree
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Speaker 2: to a cease fire on the condition that Russia would
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Speaker 2: also agree. However, the Kremlin, well that didn't work out
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Speaker 2: too well, launching a whole bunch of attacks over this
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Speaker 2: past weekend. And yet another truth social post from the President.
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Speaker 2: In the wake of the weekend attacks, he wrote this,
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Speaker 2: I've always had a good relationship with Ladimir Putin in Russia,
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Speaker 2: but something's happened to him. He has gone absolutely crazy.
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Speaker 2: He is needlessly killing a lot of people. And I'm
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Speaker 2: not just talking about soldiers. Missiles and drones are being
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Speaker 2: shot into cities in Ukraine for no reason whatsoever. I've
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Speaker 2: always said that he wants all of Ukraine now just
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Speaker 2: a piece of it, and maybe that's proven to be right.
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Speaker 2: But if he does, it will lead to the downfall
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Speaker 2: of Russia. Likewise, President Zelensky is doing his country no
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Speaker 2: favors by talking the way he does. Everything out of
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Speaker 2: his mouth causes problems, and I don't like it and
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Speaker 2: had better stop. This is a war that never would
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Speaker 2: have started if I were a president. This is Zelenski,
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Speaker 2: Putins and Biden war, not Trump's. I'm only helping to
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Speaker 2: put out the big, ugly fires that have been started
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Speaker 2: through gross incompetence and hatred.
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Speaker 1: Wow, a lot of stuff going on in our nation's capital.
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Speaker 2: Our first guest tonight sits on the House Oversight and
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Speaker 2: Judiciary Committees. Arizona Congressman and Arizona gubernatorial candidate Andy Biggs
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Speaker 2: back on the program and he nice to see you.
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Speaker 2: Let's go right with the war and then we'll backtrack
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Speaker 2: to the bill and some other stuff there. Trump thought
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Speaker 2: he was going to get a handle on this, but Putin,
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Speaker 2: I mean, that's a lot of attacks over the weekend,
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Speaker 2: hundreds and hundreds of drones. Is this just one big
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Speaker 2: final show of force? So Putin, before he enters this
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Speaker 2: ceasefire negotiations, can say, hey, I got the upper hand.
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Speaker 2: Look how hard I hit you. I can do that
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Speaker 2: all day long. Give me what I want.
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Speaker 4: I think that's part of it, Dan, I think that
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Speaker 4: Putin was trying to show a measure of force and
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Speaker 4: strength there. The other problem for Putin, though, is that
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Speaker 4: is that as he's doing that, he's actually in Gin
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Speaker 4: engendering even more action against him. So Germany said, now
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Speaker 4: they're taking the leash off Ukraine. So Ukraine, so France
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Speaker 4: and Britain have already given that the same freedom to
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Speaker 4: Ukraine to shoot the longer range missiles into Russia. So
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Speaker 4: what we're seeing is a potential escalation and that's not
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Speaker 4: good for either one of those two countries.
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Speaker 1: Right now, what do you think Trump should do?
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Speaker 2: He's threatening more sanctions against Putin, Zelensky obviously, hopefully he
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Speaker 2: listens to him and tones down the rhetoric. How can
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Speaker 2: he get these two leaders in check into the bargaining table,
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Speaker 2: do you think, Well, the.
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Speaker 4: First thing, he's got to get Zelensky to be quiet.
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Speaker 4: But you also need to put some sanctions on Russia
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Speaker 4: in creas those sanctions. But ultimately, Dan, you and I
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Speaker 4: both know this that if Russia, if gas is below
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Speaker 4: sixty bucks of barrel, oils below sixty bucks a barrel,
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Speaker 4: Russia is going to have a hard time carrying on
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Speaker 4: this war. So as America gins up its energy production,
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Speaker 4: that will have a natch problem for Russia because they
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Speaker 4: won't be able at the finances to continue this war.
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Speaker 4: So it's a double blessing because America gets blessed before
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Speaker 4: that because energy is a big portion of our high
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Speaker 4: expenses right now. So President Trump needs to get that going.
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Speaker 4: He's trying to get that going, and as that happens,
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Speaker 4: I think you're gonna see Russia is gonna have to say, look,
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Speaker 4: we can't sustain this.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, final one on the war before we move over
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Speaker 2: to the cuts, the DOGE fraudways and abuse, and the
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Speaker 2: big beautiful bill now moving through the Senate. Trump thought
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Speaker 2: he'd get this done faster, it's taking longer. Over the weekend,
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Speaker 2: the EU, as you said, Germany and the others over
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Speaker 2: there and Trump administration all lifted those restrictions and said
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Speaker 2: that Ukraine can now fire long range of missiles into Russia.
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Speaker 2: This is as of course he was firing the drones
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Speaker 2: and the missiles. Do you think they should and will
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Speaker 2: that bring it to the table, because obviously we keep
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Speaker 2: doing tip for tat, nobody's gonna find peace.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know if it's gonna work because all
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Speaker 4: of that. I think that's gonna lead to further escalation.
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Speaker 4: Quite frankly, because of Putin and what seems to be
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Speaker 4: his personality right now, I'm much more hopeful that if
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Speaker 4: we can lower the price of energy that Putin will
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Speaker 4: have to he'll just kind of peter out because he
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Speaker 4: can't sustain that, and then that will cause internal unrest
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Speaker 4: within his nation and they'll say, look, we can't continue
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Speaker 4: to do this. And when that happens, then I think
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Speaker 4: both sides will sue for peace. But escalation, I don't
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Speaker 4: know that that's going to actually solve anybody's problem.
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Speaker 2: All right, about a minute or so left, let's now
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Speaker 2: switch back to that big beautiful bill. It's in the Senate.
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Speaker 2: They're doing their markups and changes. You heard me say
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Speaker 2: Johnson wants to see more cuts. I would love to
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Speaker 2: see more cuts. I didn't want to see a debt
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Speaker 2: ceiling raised. What's going to happen this week with the
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Speaker 2: battle over the budget on the Hill?
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Speaker 4: Andy, Well, what's going to happen is the Senate is
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Speaker 4: gonna probably keep it looking a lot like it is,
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Speaker 4: but they're gonna make sure that they everybody's going to
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Speaker 4: have their own little say in it. But I think
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Speaker 4: in the end and it's going to look like a
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Speaker 4: lot like what the House did. Unless you get about
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Speaker 4: ten or eleven senators to say they got to have
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Speaker 4: more cuts, that's what we'll drive it. It won't be
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Speaker 4: I mean, the squishes can kind of get what they
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Speaker 4: want in there, but you got some people that want
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Speaker 4: to get more cuts. I agree with the more cut approach.
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Speaker 4: That's the only way you're going to turn this thing
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Speaker 4: around economically, at least for the federal spending side of it,
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Speaker 4: is to reduce it. We don't have a by the way,
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Speaker 4: we don't have a revenue problem. We bring in a
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Speaker 4: lot of revenue. We have a massive spending problem.
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Speaker 2: Yes, y'all, do there you do? Final one to you
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Speaker 2: is an easy one. A few seconds left. How's the
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Speaker 2: bid for governor of the Grand Canyon State going for
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Speaker 2: Andy Biggs?
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Speaker 4: I think it's going well. A lot of enthusiasm, A
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Speaker 4: big rally going to happen this Saturday at two o'clock
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Speaker 4: of the Arizona Biltmore. If you're in town, come on in.
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Speaker 4: But it's going to be a great event, and I
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Speaker 4: feel very optimistic, very optimistic about the way things are
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Speaker 4: going right now.
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Speaker 2: All right, The website is bigsfour Arizona dot com if
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Speaker 2: you want to learn more about Andy's bid to become
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Speaker 2: the next governor of Arizona. Andy, as always, thanks for
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Speaker 2: coming on man.
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Speaker 1: We appreciate you. You take care.
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Speaker 4: Hey, Thanks Dan, keep up yep.
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Speaker 2: Newly released documents show that the Biden regime labeled critics
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Speaker 2: who opposed any of the COVID mandates or vaccines Lockdown's masks,
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Speaker 2: six feet all the crap that I talked about as
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Speaker 2: domestic violent extremists. Man, I'd like to see my file
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Speaker 2: Tag point to recently declassified intelligence documents, documents that prove
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13:27
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13:32
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13:43
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Speaker 2: So when we were telling you folks okay back in
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Speaker 2: that if you spoke out that if you posted these
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Speaker 2: masks don't work, the vax is killing people six feet
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Speaker 2: makes no sense. If you did that, they started investigating you.
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Speaker 2: They were going to open a file on you. Think
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Speaker 2: about that and with that negative image, how about we
14:25
Speaker 2: talk about some encouraging news making America healthy again now
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Speaker 2: that Trump and Bobby are in charge. And this news
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Speaker 2: comes from the CDC regarding the good old vax shot.
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Speaker 1: As of today, the CDC.
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Speaker 2: Will no longer recommend the COVID nineteen vaccine for children
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Speaker 2: and healthy pregnant women. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F.
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Speaker 2: Kennedy Junior, flanked by the Director of the National Institutes
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Speaker 2: of Health and the Commissioner for the FDA, made the
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Speaker 2: announcement this morning thank you bout.
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Speaker 5: Lash you hear the Biden administration urged healthy children to
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Speaker 5: get and yet another COVID shot despite the lack of
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Speaker 5: any political data to support the repeat booster strategy in children.
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Speaker 1: That ends today. It's common sense, that's good science.
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Speaker 3: There's no evidence healthy kids need it today, and most
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Speaker 3: countries have stopped recommending it for children.
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Speaker 5: We're now one step closer to realizing President Trump's promise
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Speaker 5: to make America healthy again.
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Speaker 2: Can I just say, looking at those three men as
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Speaker 2: we bring our next guest on, that is so nice
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Speaker 2: having some common sense and just regular looking men up
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Speaker 2: there talking to me, not somebody that's obese telling me
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Speaker 2: that it's healthy to be fat, or a dude in
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Speaker 2: a dress telling me that's okay and normal.
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Speaker 1: God, I'm so God, thank you God that we have.
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Speaker 2: Some normalcy back at the CDC, the FDA, and the AHAHS.
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Speaker 1: It's common sense.
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Speaker 2: Joining me now with reaction to what Bobby and those
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Speaker 2: gentlemen just said. He's a physician, he's an inventor, and
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Speaker 2: he's the author of the book sy.
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Speaker 1: War Enforcing the New World.
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Speaker 2: Or our good friend for the last five years who
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Speaker 2: has been spitting truth.
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Speaker 1: To power, Doctor Robert Malone.
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Speaker 2: Doc, it is so nice to see you first off
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Speaker 2: out of the gate. What do you make of Bobby's
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Speaker 2: announcement pulling the COVID vacs from the scheduled for our
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Speaker 2: kids and pushing it on pregnant women.
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Speaker 6: So this is good news, obviously, and it's something that
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Speaker 6: has been demanded by the MAHA base. This is a
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Speaker 6: point that has really gotten a lot of people wrapped
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Speaker 6: around the axle along the lines of why wasn't this
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Speaker 6: done earlier? Why wasn't it included in the MAHA Commission report,
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Speaker 6: Why wasn't it part of Marty's op ed summary of
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Speaker 6: the FDA position at the New England Journal of Medicine,
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Speaker 6: not a couple of weeks ago. But it's done now.
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Speaker 6: The question that's still unresolved as far as I'm concerned
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Speaker 6: is what are the consequences of this in terms of
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Speaker 6: the indemnification. Taking these products off off of the CDC
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Speaker 6: schedule the recommended schedule has implications because if they are
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Speaker 6: on the schedule, then the vaccine manufacturer has indemnification for
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Speaker 6: so long as it's on the Vaccines for Children program.
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Speaker 6: So that I think is the outstanding issue, and hopefully
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Speaker 6: this quiets some of the let's say gently turbulence that's
17:25
Speaker 6: been happening within the base of the MOHA movement from
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Speaker 6: people that some of them are a John provocateurs, some
17:37
Speaker 6: of them are chaos agents, some of them are just
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Speaker 6: genuinely pissed off that we still have these products available
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Speaker 6: for people. And the statement that's made repeatedly is that
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Speaker 6: administering by those in the base, They assert that administering
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Speaker 6: these products to help pregnant women is causing a variety
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Speaker 6: of different kinds of damages unnecessarily and that they are
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Speaker 6: not at significant risk for disease and death from COVID.
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Speaker 1: Well, you know a couple things.
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Speaker 2: We know for a fact that the side effects when
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Speaker 2: it comes to the myrocarditis and the female reproductive systems,
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Speaker 2: you can't argue with the science. The numbers are out there.
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Speaker 2: There's been thousands and thousands, if not millions, of side effects,
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Speaker 2: and it relates to the milecarditis increase we've seen over
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Speaker 2: the last couple of years, the clots as what we'll
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Speaker 2: call it the clot shot, and women getting pregnant have
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Speaker 2: hat issues that have taken these shots. I wanted to
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Speaker 2: ask you, Doc last week we had doctor McCullough on
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Speaker 2: this program and he discussed his testimony before that Senate
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Speaker 2: committee about the carditis. Now, since that there's been a
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Speaker 2: lot of people raising Holy hell about what he said.
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Speaker 2: But to me, it's nothing different than what we you
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Speaker 2: and I and he and I and other doctors have
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Speaker 2: discussed for almost five years on this program.
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Speaker 1: You guys were talking about the swelling of the heart.
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Speaker 7: So so so the milecarditis signal was actually so Ron
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Speaker 7: Johnson's timeline that he's established now through this subpoenaing of
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Speaker 7: documents from the CDC and the FDA is damning, and
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Speaker 7: it actually extends even earlier.
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Speaker 6: I was working with people at the Office of the Commissioner,
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Speaker 6: in the Office of the Chief Scientist. They were actually
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Speaker 6: the first ones to detect the milecard idis signal. But
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Speaker 6: the FDA, you know, kind of acted like the famous
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Speaker 6: three monkeys that hear no evil and see evil, and
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Speaker 6: speak no evil. They wouldn't talk about the myocard idis signal.
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Speaker 6: And that is a clear breach of medical ethics. So, uh,
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Speaker 6: I'm glad I was there actually sitting behind three lobbyists
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Speaker 6: that were sniggering at the start of those hearings and
19:56
Speaker 6: got very uncomfortable towards the end of them, and I
20:00
Speaker 6: heard one of them talking in the hall about what
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Speaker 6: a problem this hearing was that Ron Johnson had heard,
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Speaker 6: had held, and Peter's testimony. I think Peter did a
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Speaker 6: fantastic job with his testimony, very forceful. The others also
20:15
Speaker 6: were in supporting roles, but Peter was clearly the star.
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Speaker 6: He did a great job. And the data are really
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Speaker 6: extremely strong that there is long term damage and short
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Speaker 6: term damage being done with these products due to the myocarditis,
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Speaker 6: but also to so many other things. And what Ron
20:35
Speaker 6: said was quite telling. This is just his first salvo now.
20:40
Speaker 6: He told me a couple of months ago that what
20:42
Speaker 6: he was going to do is once he got in
20:44
Speaker 6: as the chair of this Senate Subcommittee on Investigations, he
20:48
Speaker 6: would finally have the power of the subpoena and he
20:51
Speaker 6: would gather these documents from across the government that have
20:54
Speaker 6: been redacted, held, and then he would deploy those in
20:59
Speaker 6: staged tranches, much like was done with the Twitter files
21:03
Speaker 6: you mentioned Schellenberger, I think earlier and that the goal
21:08
Speaker 6: here is to generate consensus in terms of public support
21:13
Speaker 6: for legislative change. A lot of people were telling Ron
21:16
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21:21
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21:25
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21:29
Speaker 6: you the listener, by what is being presented in these hearings,
21:33
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21:40
Speaker 6: Congress and particularly the Senate to take action on this issue.
21:44
Speaker 1: And we need more people coming forward.
21:45
Speaker 2: That's the key now, folks, it is fine to say
21:49
Speaker 2: you were injured by this vax. Don't feel like you're strange,
21:54
Speaker 2: weird that you're going to be ostracized. No, millions of
21:57
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22:00
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22:03
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22:04
Speaker 2: Doctor Robert Malone is always thank you so much the
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22:10
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22:11
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Speaker 1: Speak up about this vaccine. Thank you, Doc, God bless you.
22:16
Speaker 2: Thanks for of course straight ahead, another woke democrat putting
22:23
Speaker 2: illegal criminal aliens before Americans flying to El Salvador on
22:28
Speaker 2: Memorial Weekend, the time when he should be more worried
22:31
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22:33
Speaker 2: don't know, lost somebody in battle.
22:35
Speaker 1: How about that? But oh no, he went down to
22:37
Speaker 1: visit an MS thirteen gangbanger.
22:40
Speaker 2: Yeah, Kilmar Obrega Garcia, I love details on that.
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25:10
Speaker 2: securing our border. What a difference a president makes, right?
25:14
Speaker 2: I mean, when you look at these current numbers, just
25:17
Speaker 2: over the past few months and compare them to last year.
25:20
Speaker 2: At this very same time, it is night and day,
25:25
Speaker 2: but you still have liberals.
25:28
Speaker 1: This is their hill to die on.
25:29
Speaker 2: Democrats, activist judges out there fighting tooth and nail over
25:36
Speaker 2: what President Trump's trying to do, which is rid this
25:39
Speaker 2: country of millions of illegal invaders.
25:43
Speaker 1: So get this one.
25:45
Speaker 2: In Milwaukee County Circuit Court judge caught red handed aiding
25:50
Speaker 2: and a betting an illegal alien. This is the one
25:53
Speaker 2: we've been talking about. It's not a new one, but
25:56
Speaker 2: now there's more evidence. Video released late last week in
26:01
Speaker 2: case you didn't see it, shows now indicted Judge Hannah
26:05
Speaker 2: Dugan talking with the federal agents as she allowed and
26:10
Speaker 2: pretty much coached an illegal alien to leave the courthouse
26:15
Speaker 2: the opposite way to evade them. Dugan report became angry
26:21
Speaker 2: when she found out that ICE agents were just sitting
26:23
Speaker 2: outside of her courtroom.
26:25
Speaker 1: How dare them.
26:26
Speaker 2: Waiting to arrest an illegal alien named Eduardo Flores Ruiz,
26:32
Speaker 2: a foreign invader involved in a domestic abuse case that
26:36
Speaker 2: she was overseeing that day. Dugan allegedly directed, now watch this.
26:42
Speaker 2: There's the ICE agent sitting there in the flannel. I
26:44
Speaker 2: believe in the hats on. There's the good old.
26:49
Speaker 1: Judge.
26:50
Speaker 2: I use that term very loosely with this one. I
26:53
Speaker 2: hope she gets de robed. And no, I don't mean physically,
26:56
Speaker 2: because no one will want to.
26:57
Speaker 1: See that anyway.
26:58
Speaker 2: Dugan allegedly direct did Flora's Ruiz Okay to exit the
27:03
Speaker 2: courthouse through a private jury door to evade arrest. The
27:09
Speaker 2: rogue judge now facing up to six years in prison
27:12
Speaker 2: and a three hundred and fifty thousand dollars fine. The
27:15
Speaker 2: video again, as you just watched it right there with
27:18
Speaker 2: your own peepers. So nobody's lying in the Trump administration
27:21
Speaker 2: about what this clown did. Okay, she's walking through the
27:26
Speaker 2: courthouse halls, she confronts the ICE agents as I said,
27:29
Speaker 2: they were in plays clothes. And then moments later the
27:32
Speaker 2: other video is where you see Flores Ruiz and his
27:35
Speaker 2: lawyer sneaking out that back door. There they go here
27:39
Speaker 2: now it's looping again. Federal agents then can be seen
27:42
Speaker 2: running to the streets trying to chase him down.
27:46
Speaker 1: Now here's the problem, judge, you put those ICE agents
27:49
Speaker 1: in a bad spot.
27:51
Speaker 2: Not only did you break the law, but what if
27:53
Speaker 2: they went chasing that guy and he had a gun
27:55
Speaker 2: or he had friends outside waiting for him, that would
27:57
Speaker 2: have got into a confrontation with ICE agents. You don't
28:00
Speaker 2: do that, your honor. Also last week, another rogue federal
28:05
Speaker 2: judge ruled of the Trump administration violated his court order
28:09
Speaker 2: when it deported eight illegal aliens to South Sudan.
28:14
Speaker 1: US District Judge.
28:14
Speaker 2: Brian Murphy, a Biden appointee, says the Trumpdministration violated his
28:19
Speaker 2: order to provide aliens with quote meaningful due process since
28:25
Speaker 2: they were being sent to a third party country. On Monday,
28:28
Speaker 2: the judge denied a Trump DOJ motion for reconsideration related
28:34
Speaker 2: to the criminal aliens that got deported down there. Some
28:36
Speaker 2: of the aliens were from Laos.
28:39
Speaker 1: Vietnam, and Cuba.
28:40
Speaker 2: Oh well, their countries didn't want them back, okay. Judge
28:45
Speaker 2: Murphy suggested that the trumpministration officials may may be in
28:49
Speaker 2: contempt and he may take action. Good luck, judge Meantime,
28:55
Speaker 2: a Democrat congressman from Maryland, look at this clown has
29:01
Speaker 2: returned to the US from l Salvador after his failed
29:04
Speaker 2: attempt to head down there and meet up with good
29:07
Speaker 2: old MS thirteen gangbanger Kilmar Obrega. Garcia Congressman Glen Ivy
29:12
Speaker 2: spent Memorial Day weekend. Really, that's what you wanted to
29:15
Speaker 2: be known for? Memorial Day weekend down in El Salvador
29:18
Speaker 2: fighting for an illegal criminal alien who was deported an
29:23
Speaker 2: immigration Appellate court also upheld the judge's deportation order of
29:27
Speaker 2: that clown. Ivy said he was stonewalled in his efforts
29:31
Speaker 2: to check on the welfare of Obrego Garcia.
29:35
Speaker 1: Okay, and here's one more.
29:37
Speaker 2: Immigration and Custom Enforcements report that more than twenty eight
29:41
Speaker 2: thousand deportations were carried out in the first seven weeks
29:45
Speaker 2: of the Trump administration. That's January twenty through March eleven.
29:48
Speaker 2: That's average about five hundred and fifty illegals a day.
29:52
Speaker 2: We know there's millions more, but it's a start, right
29:56
Speaker 2: vic Our next guest, retired HSI and ICE special Agent
30:01
Speaker 2: Victor Avalla, back on the program to weigh in on
30:04
Speaker 2: all that stuff I just reported on.
30:06
Speaker 1: So first let's.
30:07
Speaker 2: Talk numbers, because besides the five hundred and fifty one
30:12
Speaker 2: on average a day for the first seven weeks, I
30:15
Speaker 2: saw a stat earlier today, Vic that said the border engagements,
30:20
Speaker 2: meaning the people that are trying to come in illegally
30:23
Speaker 2: and make contact with an agent, whether at a port
30:26
Speaker 2: of entry or an illegal entry point, and these numbers
30:30
Speaker 2: were astounding. So from February through April, a ninety day
30:35
Speaker 2: period last year in twenty twenty four like six hundred
30:40
Speaker 2: and forty thousand under Trump, only thirty four thousand in
30:45
Speaker 2: the last ninety day period.
30:47
Speaker 1: What a difference a president makes, Victor.
30:50
Speaker 2: But no, we needed a bill and Congress had an
30:53
Speaker 2: act that in decades, and if you don't act, it's
30:55
Speaker 2: never going to get under control. Because Joe couldn't do anything.
30:59
Speaker 2: It was all Republics in the Senate's vault for listening
31:01
Speaker 2: to Trump and shooting down that bill last year. Right,
31:04
Speaker 2: It had nothing to do with who the commander in
31:07
Speaker 2: chief is, Victor.
31:08
Speaker 1: No, you're absolutely right.
31:10
Speaker 8: But the biggest difference of those stats that you just
31:14
Speaker 8: mentioned is that the thirty four thousand that weren't encountered
31:18
Speaker 8: under the Trump administration, they were not let in.
31:20
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a good point because.
31:22
Speaker 8: That's the biggest difference here. The six hundred millions or
31:26
Speaker 8: however millions came in through the Biden administration, were most
31:29
Speaker 8: of them allowed into the country. That's why we're facing
31:32
Speaker 8: the problem that we're facing today. That's the biggest takeaway
31:35
Speaker 8: from here is that catch and release ended on January twentieth,
31:39
Speaker 8: and those numbers are going to continue to go down.
31:41
Speaker 1: And I know that they're not.
31:43
Speaker 8: Satisfied with the deportation numbers at five hundred and so
31:46
Speaker 8: a day. I think they'd rather see fifteen hundred a day. Yeah,
31:49
Speaker 8: but I'm only going to be getting increasing by the
31:52
Speaker 8: months as we move forward.
31:53
Speaker 2: All right, let's go in reverse here of those headlines,
31:55
Speaker 2: and let's go with Rep. Ivy from Maryland, another idiotic
32:02
Speaker 2: Democrat victor who thinks this is the hill to die on,
32:06
Speaker 2: mister Obrega Garcia, But bigger picture, the illegal immigrants, this
32:10
Speaker 2: is the hill.
32:10
Speaker 1: To die on.
32:11
Speaker 2: I'm gonna I'm gonna spend my holiday weekend where it
32:15
Speaker 2: should be, a somber weekend, praying and honoring the dead
32:19
Speaker 2: that fought for this nation, remembering the battle buddies who
32:22
Speaker 2: are going through trauma over these next few days, remembering
32:25
Speaker 2: the memorial. How about the wives and the husbands who
32:27
Speaker 2: lost somebody. No, I'm gonna fly down to El Salvador.
32:31
Speaker 2: Put that idiot's picture back up. I'm gonna fly to
32:34
Speaker 2: Del Salvador to go do a welfare check on an
32:37
Speaker 2: MS thirteen gangbanger. Then I'm gonna bitch and complain that
32:42
Speaker 2: the president down there, but Kelly wouldn't let me in
32:44
Speaker 2: to see him.
32:45
Speaker 1: On Memorial Day.
32:47
Speaker 2: This is what you're doing a United States Member of Congress,
32:49
Speaker 2: Victor on Memorial Day.
32:51
Speaker 1: Several things here.
32:52
Speaker 8: What about the welfare check of your actual constituents and
32:56
Speaker 8: the missing children that have been gone missing, especially.
32:59
Speaker 1: In your state. Thank you.
33:01
Speaker 8: This guy is not your constituent. He's an illegal alien
33:05
Speaker 8: that was president in the United States and rightfully so
33:07
Speaker 8: now in his own country. This is what we want
33:11
Speaker 8: to do. This, We want to put them back and
33:13
Speaker 8: we want to place the burden back on these countries.
33:16
Speaker 8: Al Salvador is doing just that, taking them rightfully. So
33:21
Speaker 8: I cannot and I think Americans are just confused by
33:23
Speaker 8: this that these democrats continue, like you say, to die
33:27
Speaker 8: on this hill for crying out loud, take the l
33:30
Speaker 8: take the law and move forward. But they will not
33:34
Speaker 8: do it. And it's only diminishing the trust and whatever
33:38
Speaker 8: they have any in their state of the actual people
33:41
Speaker 8: needing that help from their representative.
33:43
Speaker 2: You know who's wearing that big L on her forehead today,
33:47
Speaker 2: loser is this judge.
33:50
Speaker 1: Put the video back up. Roll this video again.
33:52
Speaker 2: This activist judge now finally indicted, facing years behind bars
33:58
Speaker 2: in a massive fight. I hope the throws the ever
34:01
Speaker 2: loving book at this woman, she gets derobed whatever they
34:05
Speaker 2: call it, de benched. Okay, because here she is lying
34:10
Speaker 2: and covering to these agents ICE agents while the bad
34:14
Speaker 2: guy and his attorney sneak out the back door. That's
34:17
Speaker 2: called aiding and a betting a criminal. He's already a
34:22
Speaker 2: felony criminal, and she wants to help do more. I vic,
34:27
Speaker 2: I'll give it to you. I mean you were ICE,
34:29
Speaker 2: you were HSI.
34:30
Speaker 1: You've done this job.
34:31
Speaker 2: Have you ever seen a judge do something like this
34:34
Speaker 2: where she wanted to screw with you doing your duties
34:38
Speaker 2: arresting a bad guy?
34:40
Speaker 8: Never had seen this. And I arrested a lot of
34:42
Speaker 8: illegal aliens inside courthouses and courtrooms because that was one
34:46
Speaker 8: of the best places to get them. At this lawyer,
34:50
Speaker 8: this judge is in violation of Title eight, Section thirteen
34:56
Speaker 8: twenty four, aiding and abandon illegal immigration, in this case,
35:01
Speaker 8: aiding the betting any kind of and obstructing the investigation
35:04
Speaker 8: of these ICE agents as well. I used to do this,
35:07
Speaker 8: and we did it up until the point where actually
35:10
Speaker 8: Obama was the first one that started blocking ICE agents
35:13
Speaker 8: from arresting illegals in courthouses and coursing the churches, and
35:18
Speaker 8: we didn't like it because we knew that these guys
35:20
Speaker 8: were unarmed because they had gone through metal detectors.
35:23
Speaker 1: It's a nice, easy way job safely.
35:27
Speaker 8: That's right, And for her what you said here was
35:29
Speaker 8: very very Actually, here's the key point is that she
35:32
Speaker 8: put not only the illegal alien or the agents in danger,
35:35
Speaker 8: but the public in danger because we don't like not
35:39
Speaker 8: having that control. When the guy runs in a car
35:42
Speaker 8: or goes into another property house, who knows what's going
35:45
Speaker 8: to happen. We've seen the craziness. We don't like that.
35:48
Speaker 8: We like the control, and we would think that we
35:51
Speaker 8: would have the cooperation of elected officials to clean up
35:55
Speaker 8: criminals from the community. So they're going to throw the
35:58
Speaker 8: book at her and hopefully make an example of her
36:01
Speaker 8: for others, because I have a feeling, Dan, there's gonna
36:03
Speaker 8: be others that are going to follow and going to get
36:05
Speaker 8: arrested as well.
36:06
Speaker 2: Good they should Pam better get to work at the DOJ.
36:09
Speaker 2: Victor Avela, retired HSI and ICE special Agent. It's always
36:12
Speaker 2: appreciate the insight.
36:14
Speaker 1: Thank you. Yep up.
36:15
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36:18
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36:21
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36:28
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Speaker 2: So Sunday mark the fifth anniversary of the death of
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Speaker 2: George Floyd. Now the catalyst, of course, for the summer
39:03
Speaker 2: of that violent protest, the summer of love right, And this,
39:07
Speaker 2: of course was all the cops fault.
39:09
Speaker 1: Had nothing to do with George Floyd. We'll get to
39:11
Speaker 1: that in a minute.
39:12
Speaker 2: Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was a scapegoat, in
39:16
Speaker 2: my opinion, now serving a twenty two year prison sentence
39:20
Speaker 2: for being wrongly convicted of murder.
39:22
Speaker 1: It wasn't murder.
39:24
Speaker 2: It was an accident because of a lot of other factors. Again,
39:27
Speaker 2: we'll get to those in a sec We can debate
39:30
Speaker 2: the merits of Chauvin's conviction all we want.
39:32
Speaker 1: Did he use excessive force? Did he not?
39:36
Speaker 2: Was this something you should be doing or not? Again,
39:38
Speaker 2: forget all that. You have to look at the entire picture. Okay,
39:43
Speaker 2: you can't be taken in. Well, there's systemic racism and
39:46
Speaker 2: cops have killed black people forever, and so he had
39:48
Speaker 2: to kill George Floyd.
39:49
Speaker 1: It had to be murder.
39:50
Speaker 2: No, let us not forget that George Floyd had a
39:55
Speaker 2: dangerously high amount of fentanyl in his system along with marijuana, meth.
40:03
Speaker 1: Oh. Oh, by the way, he had COVID.
40:06
Speaker 2: Oh by the way, he had heart disease from the
40:09
Speaker 2: decades of drug use.
40:11
Speaker 1: Oh, by the way, I can keep going.
40:13
Speaker 2: Floyd's rap sheet was longer than my arm, multiple convictions
40:18
Speaker 2: spanning from the nineties.
40:20
Speaker 1: All the way up until he died.
40:22
Speaker 2: Accidentally aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon, which he served
40:27
Speaker 2: five years in prison for bottom line, if Floyd had
40:30
Speaker 2: just complied with the lawful orders and didn't resist and
40:35
Speaker 2: didn't do all those drugs, he'd probably be here today.
40:39
Speaker 1: No matter.
40:40
Speaker 2: George's family is treating his death as their lottery ticket.
40:44
Speaker 2: His brother, his nieces, his cousins all out there trying
40:48
Speaker 2: to milk the dead guy for cash.
40:53
Speaker 9: So we need to come together and just bring everybody
40:56
Speaker 9: out and let them know we all are won one
41:00
Speaker 9: love for everybody across this world. We're gonna stand as
41:04
Speaker 9: one nation, not just here for people around the world
41:08
Speaker 9: walk for George.
41:09
Speaker 1: We need to get everybody.
41:11
Speaker 9: Because no matter their ethnicity, they walk for George. They
41:13
Speaker 9: mark for George, they kneel for George. They said, get
41:16
Speaker 9: your knee off my neck.
41:18
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're not going to come out and walk for George.
41:20
Speaker 2: We know the truth now, Pal. Now there's a big
41:24
Speaker 2: push to get President Trump to pardon police officer Derek Chauvin,
41:29
Speaker 2: and of course the left are going crazy. Conservative commentator
41:33
Speaker 2: Ben Shapiro started a petition urging Trump to pardon Chauvin,
41:36
Speaker 2: claim the conviction was politically motivated.
41:39
Speaker 1: Elon Musk chiming in stating on social.
41:42
Speaker 2: Media, something to think about now, a presidential part would
41:45
Speaker 2: only apply to Chauvin's federal conviction for violating George Floyd's
41:50
Speaker 2: civil rights.
41:50
Speaker 1: His state conviction for second.
41:52
Speaker 2: Degree murder, well, that would be unaffected. That means Chauvin
41:56
Speaker 2: would still have to serve out the state sentence, which
41:59
Speaker 2: would not lease him for another ten years. Joining us
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Speaker 2: now to weigh in on the possibility of a presidential pardon.
42:07
Speaker 2: But bigger picture, did the officer kill George Floyd with
42:12
Speaker 2: that knee to the shoulder blades?
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Speaker 1: Which cops have done for decades?
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Speaker 2: He's a retired police officer from Florida to Fall fallally,
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Speaker 2: joining us now to sound Offnfall Thanks for coming on.
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Speaker 1: What do you think I mean?
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Speaker 2: I'm sure that you, like many police officers, after this
42:28
Speaker 2: all went down five years ago, you studied the video,
42:31
Speaker 2: you looked at the police report, then when the autopsy
42:34
Speaker 2: came out, you read it, and then you probably made
42:36
Speaker 2: a very common sense assessment of what happened, being in
42:39
Speaker 2: law enforcement, being that you probably maybe have put a
42:42
Speaker 2: knee in somebody's back that was resisting to hold him
42:45
Speaker 2: down to get him cuffed. What do you think of
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Speaker 2: the whole thing that went down five years ago? Was
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Speaker 2: it murder or was it an accident because he was
42:52
Speaker 2: resisting and you already heard me say all the drugs
42:55
Speaker 2: and all the problems the guy had.
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Speaker 10: Absolutely, Well, first, thanks for having me very very big
43:01
Speaker 10: thing to take on. You know a lot of factors.
43:04
Speaker 10: You have environmental factors, such as the people who are
43:06
Speaker 10: around you, yep. You have the drug factors that such
43:10
Speaker 10: as the fetanyl, the marijuana, the whatever medical history at there.
43:14
Speaker 10: So we can't as police officers take that into effect
43:17
Speaker 10: when we're going hands on with somebody right right, you
43:19
Speaker 10: know exactly, So we're we're dealing with our safety, we're
43:23
Speaker 10: dealing with the public safety, and we're dealing with a
43:25
Speaker 10: subject who is resisting. So if that means having to
43:29
Speaker 10: put someone on the ground, if that means having to
43:31
Speaker 10: do a takedown, if that have means to put some
43:33
Speaker 10: form of force on somebody to get them down and
43:35
Speaker 10: put them in the restrains, then.
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Speaker 1: So be it.
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Speaker 10: There are there are policies that we have to abide by,
43:41
Speaker 10: of course, right there are certain red zones that we
43:43
Speaker 10: try to stay away from. But that doesn't mean you
43:45
Speaker 10: can stay away from it all the time, you know,
43:48
Speaker 10: during the whole George Floyd thing right, especially during the
43:51
Speaker 10: blue waves, and for people who are not familiar to
43:53
Speaker 10: the Blue waves, law enforcement goes up and down from
43:56
Speaker 10: support all the way up from the presidential support. When
43:59
Speaker 10: we have support from president, that pretty much puts out
44:02
Speaker 10: support to the rest of our guys. So when you
44:03
Speaker 10: have that back end of your president and makes a
44:05
Speaker 10: really big deal. But as far as the George Floyd situation,
44:09
Speaker 10: I think that, you know, a pardon should be done.
44:12
Speaker 10: I think that you know, he did his job. You know,
44:16
Speaker 10: could have been done out their ways. We can speculate that,
44:18
Speaker 10: but he does.
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Speaker 1: I mean, cops said a fall.
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Speaker 2: Cops had put knees in back of suspects longer than
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Speaker 2: nine ten minutes, whatever it was with George, and they
44:25
Speaker 2: don't die. So obviously he had a he had an issue,
44:30
Speaker 2: and him saying I can't breathe well, he was saying
44:32
Speaker 2: that when he was in the car, sitting up right,
44:33
Speaker 2: when he was standing upright. He kept saying that the
44:36
Speaker 2: entire interaction for forty five minutes or an hour before
44:39
Speaker 2: he passed. And that's because of the drugs and all
44:43
Speaker 2: the heart damage and scarring he had around his heart.
44:45
Speaker 1: They said, because of the drugs, decades of use. But
44:48
Speaker 1: how is a.
44:48
Speaker 2: Street cop like Derek Chauvin gonna know that he just
44:51
Speaker 2: has a bad guy with a rap sheet not complying.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, and you got it. Like I said, you got
44:57
Speaker 10: to deal with what is in front of you. That's
44:58
Speaker 10: the most important thing, your safety and the person's safety.
45:01
Speaker 10: So if they need medical health, call for medical health.
45:03
Speaker 10: If you can't breathe, then okay, you just ask them
45:05
Speaker 10: why and you just do what you have to do
45:06
Speaker 10: at that point. But you cannot, you don't know what
45:09
Speaker 10: the outcome is going to be. So for to put
45:11
Speaker 10: the outcome on him and put him in jail for it,
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Speaker 10: I think that's absurd.
45:14
Speaker 1: All right.
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Speaker 2: So in your opinion, and again you've been on the job,
45:19
Speaker 2: I would assume for years you think Derek did his
45:23
Speaker 2: job that day and should be offered a part in
45:26
Speaker 2: this case should be revisited.
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Speaker 10: It should should absolutely be revisited.
45:30
Speaker 2: All RIGHTY appreciate the professional input in the fall. Falalaly,
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Speaker 2: a retired Florida police officer. Thank you so much, brother
45:36
Speaker 2: for coming on. Take care, Thank you, yep, stick around.
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52:21
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52:25
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52:29
Speaker 2: solemn Day. Rather yesterday to honor that loss, the loss
52:35
Speaker 2: of tens of thousands who have died in the service
52:38
Speaker 2: of this nation. We should also, though, check on our veterans,
52:42
Speaker 2: especially around Memorial Day.
52:44
Speaker 1: The statistics are alarming.
52:46
Speaker 2: A group of veterans makes up six percent of the
52:49
Speaker 2: US adult population, yet account for twenty percent of all
52:53
Speaker 2: the adult suicides.
52:54
Speaker 1: Think about that.
52:55
Speaker 2: The yearly number has hovered above six thousand for twenty
52:59
Speaker 2: two straight years. That means every day the government says
53:03
Speaker 2: we lose twenty two. I hear more, it's like forty
53:06
Speaker 2: five a day.
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Speaker 1: Worse.
53:08
Speaker 2: Yet, the majority are not aging, they're not infirmed, they're
53:12
Speaker 2: not sick. Is you're eighteen to forty five year olds
53:16
Speaker 2: taking their lives. And after a Memorial Day when those
53:20
Speaker 2: battle buddies are out there remembering.
53:25
Speaker 1: The ones lost on the battlefield.
53:27
Speaker 2: Today, tomorrow, a week from now, a month from now,
53:30
Speaker 2: is a critical time where you're supposed to reach out
53:33
Speaker 2: and check on those veterans because you see, they're memorializing
53:38
Speaker 2: their friends who were lost, and it is eating away
53:40
Speaker 2: at them and they may do something tragic to take
53:44
Speaker 2: their lives. That's why we need to do our part
53:48
Speaker 2: to check in during this time of year.
53:50
Speaker 1: Joining us now to talk more about that.
53:52
Speaker 2: He's the president and founder of the nonprofit group Check
53:55
Speaker 2: a Vet. My good friend Michael Carmichael back on the program.
53:59
Speaker 2: First and foremostel let me say, as always, thank you sir,
54:02
Speaker 2: for your service in uniform and now your service of
54:05
Speaker 2: our battle buddies.
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Speaker 1: God bless you. Michael, how you ban brother?
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Speaker 16: I've been very good, Dan, and I want to thank
54:11
Speaker 16: you for your service because I don't think enough of
54:14
Speaker 16: your viewers know that you are a professional veteran. So
54:17
Speaker 16: thank you so.
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Speaker 2: Much, Mel, thank you. I like to always talk about
54:21
Speaker 2: the combat vets. I was a fortunate enough Air Force
54:24
Speaker 2: veteran when I was active duty not to see combat.
54:27
Speaker 2: But Michael texted me yesterday, folks, and he said, hey,
54:31
Speaker 2: any room on the show. Because people always on these holidays,
54:35
Speaker 2: Veterans Day, Memorial Day, they say thank you, they shake
54:38
Speaker 2: a vet's hand, they put a flag out, they might
54:40
Speaker 2: go to a cemetery, and that's great.
54:44
Speaker 1: But then the other.
54:45
Speaker 2: Three hundred and sixty four days, we all go on
54:47
Speaker 2: with our lives, and for a lot of folks, they
54:50
Speaker 2: are dealing with horrors in their mind, and yesterday is
54:55
Speaker 2: a day that brings those horrors up. When they remember
54:58
Speaker 2: that tour in Iraq ten years ago when their best
55:00
Speaker 2: friend got blown up in front of them, Yesterday, it
55:03
Speaker 2: brings it all back to them, and we got to
55:05
Speaker 2: reach out and check on them, right Michael.
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Speaker 16: That's right, Dan, you're talking about the whores that these
55:12
Speaker 16: men and women are suffering from. Are today's veterans. Since
55:16
Speaker 16: nine to eleven, we've lost over seven thousand troops and
55:20
Speaker 16: contractors in combat. The tragedy of veteran suicide is we've
55:26
Speaker 16: lost fifty veterans to suicide for each one veteran loss
55:32
Speaker 16: on the battle. So when you look at the math
55:35
Speaker 16: according to Operation Deep Dive and you hit it, it is
55:39
Speaker 16: forty four a day, but the total is three hundred
55:43
Speaker 16: and sixty thousand veterans to veteran suicide. Yeah, that's enough
55:49
Speaker 16: veteran suicides since nine to eleven to actually fill Arlington
55:54
Speaker 16: with just suicide.
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Speaker 1: Wow. I mean, I don't I get that.
56:00
Speaker 2: Times have been tough the last four years, especially and
56:02
Speaker 2: after COVID and the Biden regime, and people are busy,
56:05
Speaker 2: But we wouldn't be able to be busy if we
56:09
Speaker 2: didn't have vets that stood up for us when they
56:11
Speaker 2: were active duty.
56:12
Speaker 1: And kept this country free.
56:13
Speaker 2: And so I just really really hope that people will
56:16
Speaker 2: remember to reach out those other days of the year
56:20
Speaker 2: than just the ones on their calendar when they're told
56:22
Speaker 2: to remember a vet or remember the fallen, Michael, remind
56:26
Speaker 2: them what you do and how they can help you
56:29
Speaker 2: with your mission.
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Speaker 16: So we raise awareness to prevent veteran suicide by educating
56:36
Speaker 16: the basive support that veterans have around it. We're trying
56:40
Speaker 16: to educate Americans because all Americans have a veteran in
56:43
Speaker 16: their life somewhere. What are the warning signs of suicide.
56:47
Speaker 16: Let's get a handle on those. But also let's get
56:50
Speaker 16: a handle on what you would do if you start
56:52
Speaker 16: to see your veterans suffer from these signs and symptoms.
56:56
Speaker 16: Beyond that, that's the raise awareness.
56:58
Speaker 14: Peace.
57:00
Speaker 16: I got great news, man. We are making teamroom a reality.
57:04
Speaker 16: We're standing up coffee socials. They're supposed to happen once
57:09
Speaker 16: a week in communities across America. This is called team room.
57:14
Speaker 16: Let's start to put veterans back on a team where
57:17
Speaker 16: they believe, yeah, where they're looking after their buddies and
57:20
Speaker 16: their buddies are looking after them.
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Speaker 1: That's how it works.
57:23
Speaker 2: And vets talking to other vets know what they went through,
57:26
Speaker 2: especially the combat vets. And instead of some shrink or
57:29
Speaker 2: some doc or somebody that's never seen combat or knows
57:31
Speaker 2: how to talk to a veteran it's better when they
57:33
Speaker 2: can communicate with their friends that know what they've gone through. Folks,
57:38
Speaker 2: if you want to donate cash, your time to help
57:41
Speaker 2: veterans and Michael's new mission in life, it's check a
57:44
Speaker 2: vet dot Org. Michael Carmichael has always God bless you,
57:48
Speaker 2: brother for what you're doing.
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Speaker 1: You take care, God bless you, Dan.
57:52
Speaker 16: Thank you so much, and.
57:54
Speaker 2: Folks, that's going to do it for another real America
57:55
Speaker 2: here on, thank you so much for tuning in. By
57:58
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58:01
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58:11
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58:14
Speaker 2: and millions of illegal invaders allowed in by the Biden
58:16
Speaker 2: Harris resume again. That's tomorrow Wednesday's edition, eight Eastern.
58:21
Speaker 1: Five Pacific.
58:21
Speaker 2: Matt Gates is up next. Then, Chanelle Rhon, I'll see
58:24
Speaker 2: you tomorrow night. Until then, you all know what to do.
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Speaker 2: Be proud Americans, be brave out there, and God bless
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