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7/20/26 -- Dan Ball W/ Rep. Beth Van Duyne, Shahriq Khan, Marc Morano, Col. Rob Maness, Jonathan Gilliam. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real American anti ICE lunatic arrested earlier
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Speaker 1: today after starting a huge fire in from an Ice
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Speaker 1: field office in New York City. This trigging out a
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Speaker 1: massive investigation into who funded him, who pushed him to
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Speaker 1: do it, or was just another solo ANTIFA lunatic. This
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Speaker 1: as the Democrats and media continue to demonize Ice over
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Speaker 1: the radicals. Plus, President Trump says Iran's terrorist regime is
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Speaker 1: going to pay this after three US service members were
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Speaker 1: tragically killed over the weekend in strikes, and a leading
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Speaker 1: voice tonight in the Global Christian Revival will join us
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Speaker 1: to discuss his journey away from Islam and to Christianity.
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Speaker 1: I'm Dan Ball and Real America starts right now. Well,
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Speaker 1: folks would begin the program with breaking news another day
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Speaker 1: in America, another crazy lunatic causing chaos, an anti Ice.
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Speaker 1: We're told he's even a military veteran, radicalized by who.
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Speaker 1: I don't know. The Democrats the mainstream media decide to
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Speaker 1: go on the war path today in the Big Apple.
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Speaker 1: If you weren't paying attention to the news all day,
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Speaker 1: you didn't know, So I'll fill you in. This is
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Speaker 1: what we know right now. A forty three year old
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Speaker 1: US Army veteran in custody for as you saw in
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Speaker 1: that video, and I think we've got some close up picks.
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Speaker 1: Looked like he dumps gasoline and lights a bunch of
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Speaker 1: fireworks or something, if it was a homemade bomb or
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Speaker 1: whatever he was trying to do, right on the steps
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Speaker 1: of a federal building in Lower Manhattan earlier this morning.
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Speaker 1: The building, of course, ready to wait for it houses ICE,
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Speaker 1: one of the Ice Field offices right there, along with
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Speaker 1: other federal law enforcement agencies. The suspect, being identified as
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Speaker 1: Andrew Arabaka, quickly arrested, I mean within moments on the scene.
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Speaker 1: Authorities say again, it appears it with some sort of
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Speaker 1: incendiary liquid, probably gasoline. If we got the close up
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Speaker 1: video you'll see, I mean, he dumps this crap out,
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Speaker 1: throws some stuff down that must have been the fireworks,
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Speaker 1: and then lights. It looks like he almost got burned
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Speaker 1: up a little bit himself. Now in addition to that
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Speaker 1: massive there upper picture there that's him dumping it and
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Speaker 1: then down you see him running away. They also say
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Speaker 1: that he fired a rifle, but it was just one
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Speaker 1: of those airsoft pellet guns. So again, what are you
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Speaker 1: trying to do here. You're trying to blow something up
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Speaker 1: or just make a statement because you didn't bring a
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Speaker 1: real gun. You brought a pellet gun, but you brought
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Speaker 1: stuff that could burn and potentially blow things up and
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Speaker 1: kill people. Now, two government employees from the building and
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Speaker 1: a civilian all suffered minor injuries, no critical or serious injuries.
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Speaker 1: That's the good news. Now, the guy also had a
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Speaker 1: sign that said Ice off our streets. Surprise, surprise. Now,
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Speaker 1: the actual charges yet to be announced. I'm sure he's
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Speaker 1: going to face a whole lot of them, like maybe
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Speaker 1: arson weapons violation, maybe even a terrorism charge. The FBI
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Speaker 1: describes this episode as another anti government attack, and the
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Speaker 1: New York Joint Terrorism Task Force is now officially investigating
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Speaker 1: or details are expected to come out tomorrow. But one
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Speaker 1: thing is clear, the lamestream media and the Democrats have
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Speaker 1: set the stage for like this. You guys are out
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Speaker 1: there demonizing Ice, demonizing Trump, demonizing the supporters that voted
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Speaker 1: for this. We want Ice to be on the streets
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Speaker 1: of America trying to deport the fifteen to twenty million
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Speaker 1: illegal criminal aliens. And I don't care if they sweet
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Speaker 1: mother of two or a rapist murdering MS thirteen. You
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Speaker 1: came in illegally, you go home, do it the right way,
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Speaker 1: or don't come Joining me now to discuss the events
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Speaker 1: of today in the Big Apple. This is an active
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Speaker 1: investigation into who this job is and maybe who pushed
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Speaker 1: him to do it. He's a former FBI agent, Navy seal,
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Speaker 1: and host of the Experts podcast. Jonathan Gilliam back on
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Speaker 1: the program. All right, Jonathan, with your FBI contacts, you
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Speaker 1: always know more than us. What do we know? We
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Speaker 1: know his age, name, and he was an Army vet,
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Speaker 1: but we don't know was he from New York? Somebody
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Speaker 1: pay for his travel? Was he getting pushed on social
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Speaker 1: media on those chat pages to go do something? Or
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Speaker 1: was he just one of these solo lunatics who watches
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Speaker 1: MSNBC and listens to Democrats every night. Tell us how
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Speaker 1: bad Ice is?
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Speaker 2: Well, I mean, what's interesting. Let's start with what he
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Speaker 2: did and what he was using there. Sure, I'm not
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Speaker 2: really sure what the things were that fell out of
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Speaker 2: the bucket when he threw them, but I'm assuming those
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Speaker 2: weren't fireworks. Those look like containers that may have had
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Speaker 2: stuff in them. I know that you hear explosions in
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Speaker 2: the background, So I'm not sure if those were aluminum
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Speaker 2: water bottles or something that he had filled up and
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Speaker 2: when they got so hot that they would explode. But
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Speaker 2: I'm not clear on why they didn't shoot him. I mean,
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Speaker 2: this individual just threw this thing out there, rushes back,
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Speaker 2: and then they somebody saw him fire something. He should
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Speaker 2: not be alive anymore. So law enforcement has to change
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Speaker 2: the way they respond to these things. I mean, jumping
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Speaker 2: on this guy. He could have been armed with an
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Speaker 2: ID and killed.
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Speaker 1: It's New York now, Jonathan Bendammi's in charge, so you
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Speaker 1: God forbid we shoot a bad guy. And again you
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Speaker 1: don't know that's probably an airsoft rifle. After he's lighting
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Speaker 1: things and holding a rifle. You're right, they should have
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Speaker 1: put the dog down.
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Speaker 2: And thirteen for thirteen years, I went to work in
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Speaker 2: that building.
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Speaker 3: Dam that is only their.
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Speaker 2: Office of the FBI is is in that building, on
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Speaker 2: the twenty second floor of that building. For thirteen years,
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Speaker 2: I went to work there, and if I was walking up,
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Speaker 2: I would have killed them. So that's the way they
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Speaker 2: need to respond to this. Also, what's interesting on the
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Speaker 2: twenty seventh floor of that now this is the other
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Speaker 2: part of your question. The twenty seventh floor used to
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Speaker 2: be anyway, it was basically an abandoned floor, and that's
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Speaker 2: where we took all the mass arrests when we did
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Speaker 2: a big mafia arrest or something like that, and we
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Speaker 2: would do mass processing and it was very efficient. We'd
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Speaker 2: have different sectors set up where we would take them,
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Speaker 2: fingerprint them, do all these different things with them, and
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Speaker 2: then get them ready for their first appearance and take
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Speaker 2: them across the street where the eastern district of New
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Speaker 2: York is at so excuse me, a southern district. And
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Speaker 2: so I can't understand why all these things continue to happen,
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Speaker 2: such as in New Jersey, all across the country with
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Speaker 2: the leftists and the ice protests and all this. This
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Speaker 2: person clearly either in doctrinate by the left through listening
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Speaker 2: to stuff or is an active member of a group.
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Speaker 2: Either way, it's still one big criminal organization. Which leads
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Speaker 2: me to why I brought up to twenty seventh floor.
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Speaker 2: Why aren't we doing mass arrest at these protests, these
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Speaker 2: riots and taking them and booking them and getting all
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Speaker 2: the information processing them through so that we know exactly
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Speaker 2: who these people are and start a giant RICO investigation,
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Speaker 2: a giant terrorism criminal organization terrorism investigation that sweeps across
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Speaker 2: this nation rapidly. It makes about as much sense, is
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Speaker 2: why we had a YouTuber discover all this fraud and
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Speaker 2: the Bureau never figured this out, and now they're all
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Speaker 2: trying to jump on board. It's the same thing. The
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Speaker 2: evidence is there, Everything we need to know is there.
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Speaker 1: Just do so said that before, and we've seen this
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Speaker 1: now Ever since what happened in Texas the week right
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Speaker 1: with the with another person killed messing with ice, we've
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Speaker 1: had two now, so what four total? You got pretty
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Speaker 1: good and the Houston one and there was one more
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Speaker 1: I think too. So we have four four dead. Two
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Speaker 1: were Americans, two were illegals because they're either using their
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Speaker 1: vehicle or fighting cops or bringing guns to these peaceful protests.
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Speaker 1: You're right if we just started cuffing them all and
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Speaker 1: running them through, getting fingerprints and then you know, putting,
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Speaker 1: putting them to put the screws to them, as they said,
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Speaker 1: get them in a room, get the old spotlight on them.
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Speaker 1: Who's been for a funding you, who's been organizing what
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Speaker 1: chat rooms are you on? Who you've been talking to? Hey,
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Speaker 1: do a little chatting for us right now, Act like
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Speaker 1: it's you and you're not arrested, and bring some others
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Speaker 1: out of the woodwork like I don't know why we're
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Speaker 1: not pressure in these.
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Speaker 2: Everything, opens up, phones, bank records, everything. Then you would
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Speaker 2: develop a pattern and picture of this uh organized spider
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Speaker 2: web that is spiraling fast out of control. And if
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Speaker 2: you think that the leftists and the Islamists are not
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Speaker 2: working together, you're crazy because they all function in the
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Speaker 2: same arena. They're part of the same team, and they
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Speaker 2: are exploiting and exploding all over this country.
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Speaker 1: Yep, we need to stop it now, not on our watch.
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Speaker 1: Jonathan Gillian, former FBI Special Agent Navy seal. Check out
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Speaker 1: his podcast The Experts. Keep your phone on. I'm sure
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Speaker 1: as we learn more about this nutbag, I'll need you
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Speaker 1: later this week. Take care of you got a body? Yep?
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Speaker 1: All righty. Coming up after the break, we're going to
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Speaker 1: head to Capitol Hill for the very latest on the
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Speaker 1: fight to get the Save America Act past this week
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Speaker 1: in the Senate. Can we get it done? I don't
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Speaker 1: know that Rhino from Alaska. She keeps saying she won't
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Speaker 1: sign off. We'll see Texas Congressman Beth Vandyne's going to
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Speaker 1: weigh in plus three service members dead in the Middle
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Speaker 4: Given the Democrats absolute refusal to work with us on
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Speaker 4: the nation's top priorities, and that includes election integrity and
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Speaker 4: strengthening our nation's defense, We're moving forward with a narrow,
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Speaker 4: streamlined package to deliver on some of America's top priorities.
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Speaker 4: It is a sad situation. This is where we are.
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Speaker 4: Republicans have to do this on our.
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Speaker 1: Own, agreed. Now get all the Republicans to agree. Speaker
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Speaker 1: Johnson there calling out the radical Democrats for stonewalling the
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Speaker 1: single most important election security bill. Ever. His words also
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Speaker 1: come as House Republicans gear up to vote for a
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Speaker 1: modified version of the Save America Actor this week, likely
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Speaker 1: sometime between Wednesday and Friday. We're told the House Committee
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Speaker 1: on Rules met today to review the measure and establish
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Speaker 1: the parameters for a debate. President Trump is urging every
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Speaker 1: Republican in the House and the Senate you better vote yes.
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Speaker 1: In a statement on truth Potius. Thanks King, Johnson for
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Speaker 1: trying to pass the bill as soon as possible. And
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Speaker 1: let's be real, it's not just the Dems. There's also
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Speaker 1: some rhinos that keeps stopping it. And it's there in
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Speaker 1: the Senate. Let's be real. Here's what we need to know.
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Speaker 1: Republicans aren't the only problem. Though. House Republicans have passed
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Speaker 1: this thing like what three four times, and every version
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Speaker 1: stalls in the Senate. So ahead of this next House vote,
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Speaker 1: Senate Republicans once again, a couple of them are divided.
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Speaker 1: You remember we've had the shutdowns what two or three
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Speaker 1: now over the past year thanks to Democrats. Now here's
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Speaker 1: the one I'm worried about, and it's a name we
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Speaker 1: keep talking about. Alaska Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski. She's the
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Speaker 1: first one that already is coming out and saying, oh,
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Speaker 1: I don't think I like it. Matter of fact, she
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Speaker 1: put her position in an op end the Wall Street
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Speaker 1: Journal on Friday. She's claiming that it'll create massive barriers
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Speaker 1: for Alaskans that live in remote areas to vote. Really,
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Speaker 1: that's why you're doing this. She's asking for the bill's
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Speaker 1: effective date to be delayed if it passes. What's the
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Speaker 1: point we got a midterm woman. Then there's opposition from
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Speaker 1: retiring North Carolina Senator Tom Tillis, of course, because Tillis
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Speaker 1: is on his way out and he's pissed off. So
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Speaker 1: if you two jump out of the way, what do
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Speaker 1: we got. Mitch is sick, so fifty three down to fifty.
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Speaker 1: So if you two idiots screw us over, Jd'd have
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Speaker 1: to step in and be the deciding vote. I guess
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Speaker 1: let's hope they can get it done before they go
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Speaker 1: on another break, because you know, I think the Senate's
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Speaker 1: due for another vacation for like a month in August. Jentlemen,
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Speaker 1: out a way in on all this back and forth
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Speaker 1: between Rhinos Texas Congressman Beth Bean Dyne back on Real America.
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Speaker 1: All right, Beth, you know there's no love loss between
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Speaker 1: me and a handful of these senators who have literally
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Speaker 1: complained every time you guys have passed a different version,
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Speaker 1: and I believe it was three. This would be the
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Speaker 1: fourth time now trying to get the Save America Act
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Speaker 1: into the Senate. Something they will pass, and again there's
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Speaker 1: already two naysayers. Am I right on that vote? Since
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Speaker 1: Mitch is still sick and if these two go no,
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Speaker 1: we're down to fifty.
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Speaker 5: I think you may see more than that go no.
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Speaker 2: In the Senate.
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Speaker 5: I'm going to blow your mind right now.
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Speaker 1: Yep, you know.
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Speaker 5: I have passed the Save America Bill three times to
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Speaker 5: the House. I actually I voted for it four We
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Speaker 5: didn't see it come through rules a couple of weeks
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Speaker 5: ago because we had some of our own Republicans who
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Speaker 5: didn't pass it. But I voted for it four times.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 5: This is not the Save America Act that I have
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Speaker 5: got questions about, but this third Reconciliation Package I actually
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Speaker 5: do have questions about. I think that if you've got
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Speaker 5: the House, and you've got the Senate, you've got a
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Speaker 5: president who's willing to sign on to legislation, I think
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Speaker 5: we should be doing more with this reconciliation package than
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Speaker 5: it is in it. What I've been told is that
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Speaker 5: right now they're looking at a very very very very
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Speaker 5: skinny reconciliation package that is dealing only with a portion
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Speaker 5: of the defense spending that they need, and a big
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Speaker 5: slim I call it weak sauce Save America at this
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Speaker 5: is basically incentivizing states to be able to do the
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Speaker 5: right thing it's not making it mandatory. I am very frustrated.
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Speaker 5: I think, as we have the majority, we should be
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Speaker 5: looking at codifying waste, fraud and abuse bills.
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Speaker 2: We should be.
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Speaker 5: Looking at tax provisions that would decrease the regulatory burden
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Speaker 5: on our citizens, on our American taxpayers, on our American businesses.
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Speaker 5: And I'm very frustrated that we are not pushing for
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Speaker 5: a larger bill now. The argument is this Senate won't
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Speaker 5: do it, This Senate won't pick it up. And I said,
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Speaker 5: you know, what was the last time the Senate came
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Speaker 5: and said, hey, House members, what do you think? What
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Speaker 5: are you willing to pass? I think we do our
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Speaker 5: job in the House to pass the most conservative, robust,
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Speaker 5: supportive bill of what this administration, of what all of
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Speaker 5: us have voted for in one on. I think that
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Speaker 5: is the bill that we send over to the Senate,
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Speaker 5: and we dare the Senate, you know, and what don't
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Speaker 5: do your job once again. But what we don't do
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Speaker 5: is try to sit here and come up with the
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Speaker 5: lowest common denominator bill that we think the Senate may pass.
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Speaker 5: It is very frustrating to see them go home week
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Speaker 5: after week. You know, fundraising in their districts as opposed
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Speaker 5: to arguing on the floor. You defend why you're not
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Speaker 5: going to pass the Save.
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Speaker 1: America I heell you.
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Speaker 5: You defend why you're not going to fight. You know
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Speaker 5: this waste fraud abuse that you see in Medicare and
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Speaker 5: medicaid every day in your own communities. You be on
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Speaker 5: the floor and you be responsible for that.
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Speaker 1: So you know, I'll put you in the hot seat
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Speaker 1: and ask you. You said you think there'll be more
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Speaker 1: than those two. Who do you think? I mean, I'm
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Speaker 1: off the top of my head Cornyan, who's on his
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Speaker 1: way out right upset Trump didn't back him, and our
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Speaker 1: good friend Ken Paxson's going to get it now. Same
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Speaker 1: with Killis because he's on his way out. Murkowski. I
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Speaker 1: don't know why she's always a rhino. I was hoping
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Speaker 1: Collins wouldn't jump on board with her friend Murkowski. It
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Speaker 1: appears because she's in the fight of her life in Maine.
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Speaker 1: She's staying on our side and hopefully voting with Republicans.
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Speaker 1: But who's the other one or two names you think
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Speaker 1: that might the Factiy is up there.
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Speaker 5: I think Paul is up there. I think it depends
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Speaker 5: how the bills come about. I mean, you've got to.
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Speaker 5: That is a reality that we have got to face,
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Speaker 5: is you know what, we may not have all the Republicans.
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Speaker 5: We may not have a handful of Republicans. And when
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Speaker 5: you're looking at those such small margins in the Senate,
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Speaker 5: they will come up with every excuse, especially the ones
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Speaker 5: who are taking this personally and are sharing, you know,
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Speaker 5: on some of our radical Democrat TDS symptoms to fight
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Speaker 5: against it.
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Speaker 1: But fun's got to call it for a vote, right, Beth.
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Speaker 1: I mean, if if Fune won't call it so they
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Speaker 1: at least debate it, we're not going to know who
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Speaker 1: would vote which way and why. That's why he needs
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Speaker 1: to at least call it for a debate, like you said,
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Speaker 1: so we can hear from our elected leaders. Why in
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Speaker 1: the heck you don't want to vote for election security?
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Speaker 1: Am I reading this right? By the way, is there
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Speaker 1: another big like month long recess plan for like a
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Speaker 1: week or two from now? When when do they go
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Speaker 1: back on break?
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Speaker 5: So typically I'm gonna I'm going to push back a
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Speaker 5: little bit on the on the recess. I will tell you,
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Speaker 5: you know, first thing that we're doing when I go
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Speaker 5: back into my district in August is we're having the
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Speaker 5: largest job fare in the country. We're going to have
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Speaker 5: thirty five thousand people come to our job fare, over
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Speaker 5: six hundred businesses that are going to be represented. This
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Speaker 5: is something that we do every single year.
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Speaker 1: So well, you go back and work. These senators don't
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Speaker 1: work that much work.
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Speaker 2: In our districts.
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Speaker 5: So I'm gonna push back with you a little bit.
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Speaker 1: But yeah, all right, that's fine. I believe you.
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Speaker 5: See the entire month of August. But here's the deal.
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Speaker 5: In the House, we are passing the bills. They're going
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Speaker 5: over to the Senate to die.
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Speaker 1: That was my point.
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Speaker 5: I was mus who have been working for you know,
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Speaker 5: session after session after session to get these things out
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Speaker 5: of committee, to get them on markup, to get them
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Speaker 5: on the House floor to pass them, and then have
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Speaker 5: them not even pick them up in the Senate when
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Speaker 5: you were hearing from so many of your constituents, this
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Speaker 5: is what they want. It is very disheartening.
18:42
Speaker 1: You heard last one to you, I said, sometime between
18:45
Speaker 1: Wednesday and Friday, you obviously talked with the Speaker. When
18:49
Speaker 1: is this new reconciliation with parts of the Save America
18:52
Speaker 1: Act attached to it? Do you think gonna pass the
18:54
Speaker 1: House and be handed to the Senate this week. A
18:56
Speaker 1: or nay, what nay?
18:58
Speaker 5: I will tell you right now. I am in three
19:00
Speaker 5: different groups, three different sections, including like the Texas Republicans
19:04
Speaker 5: in ways and means, and we are very frustrated this
19:06
Speaker 5: bill is not larger than it is. We think it
19:08
Speaker 5: should be robust, we think it should be conservative, We
19:11
Speaker 5: think it should include pay fors, and we think that
19:13
Speaker 5: it should include waste, fraud and abuse provisions that codify
19:17
Speaker 5: what this administration, what all of us have run on,
19:20
Speaker 5: and are disappointed with a very narrow margin of what
19:24
Speaker 5: they have included in it. So these are conversations that
19:26
Speaker 5: we are continuing to have. I look forward to a
19:29
Speaker 5: briefing from the Pentagon listening to what we are going
19:31
Speaker 5: to do on the defense and where that spending is
19:33
Speaker 5: needed and why it's necessary. So I am holding off
19:36
Speaker 5: letting them know how I'm going to vote until after
19:38
Speaker 5: I get that briefing. But there is still a lot
19:42
Speaker 5: of debate and a lot of discussion to have.
19:44
Speaker 1: But it's going to come this week. That up, It's
19:46
Speaker 1: going to come this week. The vote in the House
19:48
Speaker 1: on all this will be this week, which then again,
19:50
Speaker 1: it'll go back to the Senate and then it's mister
19:52
Speaker 1: Thune and.
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Speaker 5: The other Wait, keep it, keep it in count It's
19:55
Speaker 5: not just the same America.
19:56
Speaker 2: After This is important.
19:58
Speaker 5: If we don't get a continuing resolution to keep the
20:00
Speaker 5: government open through the midterm, we will not have a
20:04
Speaker 5: stop gap. We could use the Reconciliation as a as
20:08
Speaker 5: a as a stopgap. So if we cannot get the
20:10
Speaker 5: continued resolution passed, government shuts down. If we use our
20:15
Speaker 5: one shot before Reconciliation package for spending, we can't use
20:19
Speaker 5: it again. Shutdown diligent strategic in.
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Speaker 1: The first two years of the Trump administration, that's ridiculous
20:25
Speaker 1: if we see a third shutdown. All right, Beth, lots
20:29
Speaker 1: for us to watch this week. It's only Monday, and
20:31
Speaker 1: she just gave us a full plate of viewing our
20:33
Speaker 1: elected leaders. Let's see what they do this week for us.
20:36
Speaker 1: Thank you, Congressman Beth van Dyne, represent the twenty fourth
20:39
Speaker 1: down there in the lone Star state. Take care, see yep,
20:42
Speaker 1: all right up next. The fighting between the US and
20:44
Speaker 1: I RAN continued over the weekend. This as we learned
20:47
Speaker 1: today the tragic news at least three service members killed
20:51
Speaker 1: in action went Iran fired on Arab nations that house
20:55
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21:46
Speaker 6: And they continue to send signals that they want to talk,
21:49
Speaker 6: that they want to negotiate, but their behavior is what
21:52
Speaker 6: we're responding to and their behaviors.
21:54
Speaker 3: They're launching missiles and drones against ships.
21:57
Speaker 1: Right there. Our Secretary of State Marco Rubio speaking to
22:00
Speaker 1: reporters at Joint Base Andrews just last night. His comments
22:04
Speaker 1: come after the US military completed its ninth consecutive night
22:07
Speaker 1: of airstrikes against Iran following major escalations over the weekend.
22:13
Speaker 1: And folks, things aren't looking that good, No kidding, no
22:17
Speaker 1: ceasefire in effect. Of course, diplomatic exchanges are being actively conducted,
22:22
Speaker 1: but I don't know if that's getting anywhere. The conflict
22:25
Speaker 1: highly volatile at this hour, especially around the Strait of Urmus,
22:30
Speaker 1: as we know that's where the money's at. The oil
22:33
Speaker 1: tensions also way way high. What happened over the weekend,
22:38
Speaker 1: well lost some of our boys, folks. Iran killed two
22:43
Speaker 1: US service members at a Jordanian base on Saturday and
22:47
Speaker 1: a third United States service member at one of our
22:50
Speaker 1: bases in northern Iraq on Sunday. Scentcom identified the first
22:55
Speaker 1: two soldiers, one of whom was only nineteen years old.
23:01
Speaker 1: These are the two Private Isabella Gonzales nineteen from Texas,
23:06
Speaker 1: First Lieutenant Tyler James Fihan, twenty five from Hawaii. The
23:11
Speaker 1: third troop still missing. Evidently. I don't know if the
23:14
Speaker 1: mission was classified, but we just don't have information on
23:17
Speaker 1: that third right now. They have not disclosed it because
23:20
Speaker 1: something was confidential there in Iraq. Now, heading into the week,
23:24
Speaker 1: the immediate question is whether strikes from either country are
23:27
Speaker 1: going to continue. I got to think after losing three
23:31
Speaker 1: of our own, Trump and heg Seth and Rubio are
23:36
Speaker 1: not going to back down. Mediators are proposing a ten
23:38
Speaker 1: day ceasefire. Oil prices have been going back up. Iran's
23:42
Speaker 1: terrorist allies in Yemen vowing to now put up a
23:46
Speaker 1: naval blockade on Saudi Arabia. President Trump sending more fighter
23:51
Speaker 1: jets as we speak. So yeah, things are heating up.
23:55
Speaker 1: President Trump set in the tone for the whole week
23:57
Speaker 1: today on his truth social warning, Iran is going to
24:00
Speaker 1: pay for killing those three troops, and I hope to
24:03
Speaker 1: god they do. I am, just like you, already tired
24:08
Speaker 1: of this conflict. Don't want to see boots on the
24:11
Speaker 1: ground now. I think we're up to what sixteen or
24:15
Speaker 1: seventeen killed in this conflict, and it's time to put
24:20
Speaker 1: it to bed. And it's time to put the IRGC
24:23
Speaker 1: to bed. Joining me now with reaction to this weekend's
24:26
Speaker 1: deadly fighting in Iran. He's the host of the Rob
24:29
Speaker 1: Mannis Show and the author of the new book What
24:31
Speaker 1: Can You Do About It? Our pal, retired Air Force
24:34
Speaker 1: Colonel Rob manis back on America, Colonelice to see you see.
24:40
Speaker 1: Do you know anything more about the third troop that
24:42
Speaker 1: they're keeping the identity and the location secret? Was this
24:46
Speaker 1: some sort of mission they were on. So why we
24:47
Speaker 1: don't know or is it just still I heard the
24:50
Speaker 1: word classified and I went, okay, so we're not getting
24:52
Speaker 1: information on this third troop killed. What do you know?
24:55
Speaker 7: There may be some conflated reporting on it.
24:58
Speaker 8: The third troop that we know that we've confirmed their
25:01
Speaker 8: they haven't released his name yet, but was on a
25:05
Speaker 8: mission away from the air base Struck.
25:08
Speaker 7: Where the two troops filled gotten.
25:10
Speaker 8: And there's one there's one unidentified troup at the base
25:15
Speaker 8: where the missile hit that they haven't identified yet, but
25:18
Speaker 8: they have confirmed that they do have they have recovered
25:21
Speaker 8: the human remains.
25:23
Speaker 1: Okay, so now we're talking we could have had four.
25:24
Speaker 1: I know we were that at thirteen, so it looks
25:26
Speaker 1: like the death toll in this conflict is seventeen. Then
25:29
Speaker 1: I like to get the numbers right when we're talking
25:31
Speaker 1: about the dead and our troops because it always, pardon me,
25:35
Speaker 1: pisses me off when the media gets numbers wrong, because
25:38
Speaker 1: that's somebody's kid, that's somebody's husband, brothers, sister, wife. So
25:43
Speaker 1: let's move on to what happened over the weekend. How
25:46
Speaker 1: did we get there was this reaction to our Let
25:50
Speaker 1: me back up, if today was Day nine, so six
25:52
Speaker 1: straight days of bombing last week. So by day seven
25:56
Speaker 1: on Saturday, what Iran had enough and decided to hit
25:59
Speaker 1: some drones and rockets at every base we had in
26:02
Speaker 1: the Middle East and just hoping something was going to hit, right,
26:05
Speaker 1: they just kind of fire them at Jordan and Bahrain
26:07
Speaker 1: and Kuwait and Saudi all of our bases. And I
26:10
Speaker 1: know that the Arab troops help fire and try to
26:13
Speaker 1: shoot them down, but sometimes stuff gets through.
26:16
Speaker 8: Yeah, sometimes things get through. You know, the Israeli's Iron
26:20
Speaker 8: Dome is still backing us up. We've got our own
26:23
Speaker 8: theater air defense missile systems that are there, and then
26:27
Speaker 8: the patriot missile systems that our allies have and that
26:31
Speaker 8: we are forces to have. As a matter of fact,
26:33
Speaker 8: the two troops that have been identified, their units are
26:36
Speaker 8: air defense artillery units, so that's their job is to
26:40
Speaker 8: defend against these mistle attacks those kind of things. So unfortunately,
26:45
Speaker 8: you know, the Iranians still have some capability left. They
26:48
Speaker 8: don't have much, or they would be firing thousands at
26:51
Speaker 8: us every day. They're holding their fire and trying to
26:57
Speaker 8: husband their resources, their AMO levels because they don't have
27:01
Speaker 8: very much left. And that gives the point you mentioned
27:05
Speaker 8: it in your opening, Dan is the IRGC, the Islamic
27:09
Speaker 8: Revolutionary Guard Corps runs that country.
27:11
Speaker 7: They run the military.
27:12
Speaker 8: They they're the ones firing at both their friends, their neighbors,
27:17
Speaker 8: commercial shipping, right, and those kinds of things that are
27:19
Speaker 8: breaking the agreement that they.
27:22
Speaker 7: Signed up to have to cease fire and all those things.
27:26
Speaker 8: So I don't care what you categorize it as a
27:30
Speaker 8: reaction or whatever, but the President's exactly right. We've had
27:34
Speaker 8: nine straight days of full air tasking orders.
27:36
Speaker 7: Now it needs to continue.
27:38
Speaker 8: As a matter of fact, I think we're showing too
27:40
Speaker 8: much restraint.
27:41
Speaker 7: We need to hit the IRGC.
27:43
Speaker 8: Command and control targets like we were doing at the
27:46
Speaker 8: beginning of that CURI along with the Israelis and continue
27:49
Speaker 8: to nail them. And we need to do it twenty
27:51
Speaker 8: four hours a day, seven days a week, until we've
27:54
Speaker 8: killed enough of them to where the Iranian people can
27:56
Speaker 8: rise up and take their country back because I unfortunately
28:00
Speaker 8: the diplomacy is not working. I don't I know, the
28:04
Speaker 8: Secretary said, and the President has said, they still keep
28:07
Speaker 8: calling and they want to talk. Well, that's just a
28:10
Speaker 8: stalling tactic right at this point, they have no honor,
28:14
Speaker 8: they will not tell the truth. And now they've killed
28:17
Speaker 8: four more Americans for sure, and I don't know how
28:21
Speaker 8: many of our friends they've killed in the Allied countries
28:24
Speaker 8: over the last few days. But it's time to finish it.
28:28
Speaker 8: And the only way to finish it is to completely
28:30
Speaker 8: obliterate the IRGC in their command of control. And I'm
28:34
Speaker 8: not talking about cape communications capability, or tanks or armed
28:39
Speaker 8: personnel carriers or jeeps or rockets or missiles.
28:41
Speaker 1: I'm talking body bags.
28:42
Speaker 7: I'm talking about the people.
28:45
Speaker 1: I agree, I agree. I think you hit them three
28:48
Speaker 1: times as much as we're hitting them right now daily,
28:51
Speaker 1: and they're going to bend. If they don't bend to
28:53
Speaker 1: our will, well then they'll all be dead. And if
28:55
Speaker 1: they're dead, the people can take back over. And that's
28:58
Speaker 1: what they've been wanting, right how many how many people
29:00
Speaker 1: are in is it ninety three million people?
29:03
Speaker 7: Perjury?
29:04
Speaker 1: I mean, there's a lot of people there that want
29:06
Speaker 1: that country back. The people still alive have been wanting
29:08
Speaker 1: to back for forty seven years. And if we can
29:10
Speaker 1: just kill those pardon me, folks, bastards, these evil doers,
29:14
Speaker 1: because that's all they are, and give it back to
29:17
Speaker 1: the Persian people who used to let women go to
29:19
Speaker 1: school and not cover their face, and didn't kill gays
29:22
Speaker 1: and throw them off buildings, and it was a kind
29:24
Speaker 1: of normal. I get the shaw wasn't perfect and great,
29:27
Speaker 1: but let's be real, and a lot better life in
29:29
Speaker 1: the seventies and beyond back than they've had over the
29:32
Speaker 1: last forty six forty seven years under these horrific leaders.
29:35
Speaker 1: And so I agree with you, Colonel, we should hit them,
29:38
Speaker 1: hit them tenfold and get out and let the people
29:41
Speaker 1: take over. We'll see what the weak bears, Colonel rob mannis.
29:43
Speaker 1: The new book is What you Can Do About It?
29:47
Speaker 1: By the way, what's that about?
29:48
Speaker 8: If I read it, It's about answering the question that
29:51
Speaker 8: I got asked every time i'd let a commander's call
29:54
Speaker 8: or talk to citizens in a town hall talking about
29:57
Speaker 8: a specific issue. The question is, well, sir, what can
30:00
Speaker 8: I do about that? Well, that's an American question that's
30:04
Speaker 8: in our DNA. So we flipped it around the title
30:07
Speaker 8: of the book what you can do about that to
30:09
Speaker 8: talk about the things I've learned in my growing up,
30:11
Speaker 8: my military career, and political life and life in business
30:16
Speaker 8: about answering that question, because you can and should answer
30:19
Speaker 8: it every single day.
30:20
Speaker 1: Yeah, I see the subtitles taking real action against corruption,
30:23
Speaker 1: radicalism and moral decay to save America? Ain't that the truth?
30:27
Speaker 1: And we got to save her? This republic two fifty
30:30
Speaker 1: this year. Let's make it two fifty more, shall we?
30:32
Speaker 1: Colonel Rob Mantis is always a pleasure having on the program.
30:35
Speaker 1: Thank you, sir, Take care, Thanks sen yep already up next.
30:39
Speaker 1: Major wildfires in Canada are lean the huge health problems
30:42
Speaker 1: for Americans across several Midwest states and even parts of
30:47
Speaker 1: the East Coast. You might be in one of those states.
30:49
Speaker 1: You're walking outside, going what the hell is all this smoke?
30:52
Speaker 1: President Trump says it so bad he's actually threatening the
30:55
Speaker 1: Canadian government with tariffs if they don't do something to
30:58
Speaker 1: curb these wild It's like the second or third year
31:01
Speaker 1: in a row that their wildfires have been making it
31:05
Speaker 1: problematic for Americans. We'll talk more about it we come back.
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Speaker 1: news and conservative talk you can't get anywhere else. We
31:49
Speaker 1: got to stop the fires up there.
31:51
Speaker 6: If we can help them, help them. But maybe they
31:54
Speaker 6: should fay us some damages or something, or we should
31:57
Speaker 6: do some tariffs.
31:58
Speaker 1: But it was terriff. But I mean, you had us.
32:01
Speaker 1: When President Trump says the Canadian wildfires are poisoning us
32:05
Speaker 1: and our air, he means it it's actually happening. The
32:08
Speaker 1: President's remarks come as Canada's battling more than eight hundred wildfires.
32:12
Speaker 1: They're really two hundred of them just near Ontario. Fueled
32:16
Speaker 1: by huge drought conditions extreme heat up there. The fires
32:19
Speaker 1: are forcing massive evacuations, destroying entire communities and neighborhoods, burning
32:24
Speaker 1: through hundreds and hundreds of thousands of acres. More than
32:28
Speaker 1: five thousand firefighters are on the ground currently hundreds of
32:31
Speaker 1: aircrafts trying to work the field there to get them out.
32:34
Speaker 1: The Canadian Prime Minister, mister Karney claims every necessary resource
32:38
Speaker 1: is being deployed to stop them. But he's obviously not
32:42
Speaker 1: thinking too much about Americans who are also impacted. I
32:44
Speaker 1: get it, we're not his people. But you know, maybe
32:46
Speaker 1: if you'd take care of your forest better and clean
32:48
Speaker 1: stuff up, they wouldn't be such massive fires and one sparks,
32:52
Speaker 1: kind of like in Cammifornia. I don't understand why liberals
32:55
Speaker 1: don't get this. Oh, that's right. If you clean up,
32:58
Speaker 1: as Trump calls it, the floor of the forest and
33:00
Speaker 1: get rid of all the dead, old debris, you might
33:03
Speaker 1: disturb some little salamander. Well, you also would save lives,
33:08
Speaker 1: wildlife and human life. As you can see right here
33:11
Speaker 1: in the satellite, huge huge plumes of smokes. You're talking
33:14
Speaker 1: about horrible air quality. More than one hundred million Americans
33:18
Speaker 1: across the Midwest and Northeast have been affected. We're talking
33:22
Speaker 1: states from Maryland to Virginia, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, you name it,
33:26
Speaker 1: Detroit and New York City, these cities, huge problems. People
33:29
Speaker 1: go out. It's just remember what was a year or
33:31
Speaker 1: two ago the smoke in New York was so bad.
33:33
Speaker 1: This isn't the first year, by the way, we've seen
33:37
Speaker 1: these fires now for several years in Canada, affecting our
33:41
Speaker 1: air quality given the immediate health threats facing the nation.
33:45
Speaker 1: As you heard, President Trump is like saying, maybe we
33:48
Speaker 1: should hold them accountable. In a true social post, he
33:51
Speaker 1: said that maybe since they won't maintain their forest, we
33:55
Speaker 1: could have them pay some added tariffs to us. The
33:58
Speaker 1: ball is in Canada's court. Either take accountability or face consequences.
34:04
Speaker 1: Joining me now to sound off about all this. He's
34:06
Speaker 1: the founder and executive director at the climatedepot dot com
34:09
Speaker 1: or pal Mark Morano back on the program. So, Mark,
34:12
Speaker 1: you're the climate guy that tells the truth about the climate,
34:15
Speaker 1: unlike the alarmists on the radical left. So let me
34:18
Speaker 1: ask you a real, easy, direct question. Do you think
34:21
Speaker 1: the liberal government that runs Canada, because let's be real,
34:25
Speaker 1: they're not conservative up there, at least they're government's not.
34:28
Speaker 1: Do you think just like California, because they're not willing
34:32
Speaker 1: to go in and clean their force up like President
34:34
Speaker 1: Trump's been talking about for a decade. Is that's what's
34:37
Speaker 1: leading to these massive superfires? Because I just googled, an
34:41
Speaker 1: AI tells me this is now the fourth straight year
34:45
Speaker 1: twenty three through twenty six, America has been affected with
34:49
Speaker 1: poor air quality because of these massive wildfires in Canada.
34:55
Speaker 6: Absolutely, Canada has got the same problem as California. And
34:57
Speaker 6: President Trump, if you recall, called out Governor Newsom yep,
35:01
Speaker 6: this was about two or three years ago about their
35:04
Speaker 6: forestry policies and everyone was outraged. And then later the
35:06
Speaker 6: National Forest Service always other, even under Biden, admitted that
35:10
Speaker 6: Trump was correct and this exact same policies in Canada,
35:15
Speaker 6: even years decades ago. They had indigenous They allowed the
35:17
Speaker 6: indigenous populations to do fires, controlled burns throughout to keep
35:22
Speaker 6: the fires thinned out, if you will. But environmentalism has
35:26
Speaker 6: taken hold. America is not immune to it either, but
35:29
Speaker 6: we've been trying to reverse it steadily of the last decade.
35:32
Speaker 6: But this idea of the forest or this pristine garden
35:36
Speaker 6: of Eden, and as you mentioned, a salamander, it could
35:38
Speaker 6: be a snail, it could be any kind of aspect
35:42
Speaker 6: of wildlife or an exotic plant. We can't touch it.
35:46
Speaker 6: We must let it go, we must not do anything
35:47
Speaker 6: to it. And so what happens is you get a
35:49
Speaker 6: giant Tit just tinderbox ready to explode. And this is
35:54
Speaker 6: now I remember two thousand and three was particularly bad.
35:56
Speaker 6: Twenty twenty three was particularly bad with the smoke here
36:00
Speaker 6: in Virginia. And I gotta tell you, I don't wake
36:01
Speaker 6: up in the morning and say, ah, I love the
36:04
Speaker 6: smell of Canadian wildfire in the morning. That's not the
36:07
Speaker 6: way it goes. There's a haze over everywhere and it's
36:09
Speaker 6: absolute forestness management. And to make it all worse is
36:13
Speaker 6: that the Prime Minister Carne believes that Canada needs to
36:16
Speaker 6: double down on their climate goals in order to prevent
36:19
Speaker 6: future forest fires.
36:20
Speaker 1: That makes no sense. Double down on what you're already doing,
36:24
Speaker 1: which isn't working because you've had four or five straight
36:27
Speaker 1: years of massive wildfires, because you have so much dead
36:30
Speaker 1: foliage on the ground because you idiots won't move it
36:33
Speaker 1: because you think that will disturb again some little snail
36:37
Speaker 1: or salamander. Like in Cali, it was, oh, well, we
36:40
Speaker 1: can't do this or that because of the stupid smelt
36:42
Speaker 1: fish or whatever it was. And then we had those
36:45
Speaker 1: massive fires that burn down the palisades all around La
36:48
Speaker 1: and stuff. It is aconine to think that. I mean,
36:50
Speaker 1: come on, what do they make homeowners do who live
36:53
Speaker 1: in a wildfire zone? Right? Mark, I live in one.
36:57
Speaker 1: They tell us keep dead brushing debree one hundred feet
37:00
Speaker 1: or more siwhat away from your home, But then you
37:03
Speaker 1: won't clean the forest uff that we live in.
37:05
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's the key point here. Wildfires. Forest fires are
37:11
Speaker 6: the worst metric of ever. If you're trying to prove
37:13
Speaker 6: climate change, as so many people, so many people in
37:16
Speaker 6: the media and environmental oh, look at this is climate change.
37:19
Speaker 6: You are dealing with land land development issues, property rights,
37:24
Speaker 6: you're dealing with forestry policy and practices, roads, fire breaks, hydration,
37:32
Speaker 6: all sorts of development issues. The last thing on the
37:36
Speaker 6: list is climate. And even if you by the way,
37:38
Speaker 6: even if you factor that in, Canadian wildfires are down
37:40
Speaker 6: significantly over past decades. Overall US wildfires are down dramatically.
37:46
Speaker 6: Global wildfires are down. Why because we know how to
37:49
Speaker 6: you know, usually know how to fight fires pretty quickly.
37:51
Speaker 6: But when they get as bad as they are in Canada,
37:53
Speaker 6: they lose control. Sure, and again their eyes aren't on
37:56
Speaker 6: the prize. The same thing we had in Washington, d C.
37:58
Speaker 6: With the massive hundreds of millions of gallons of sage
38:01
Speaker 6: raw sewage leaking Maryland and DC. We're spending all their
38:04
Speaker 6: time talking about climate goals instead of actually worrying about
38:07
Speaker 6: real infrastructure like sewage systems.
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Speaker 1: Yep. And that's what we got to do. We have
38:11
Speaker 1: to do real forestry work to clean them up so
38:15
Speaker 1: when there is a drought and a small fire starts,
38:18
Speaker 1: it doesn't turn into two hundred fires right near Ontario
38:22
Speaker 1: within a month's time. And we just put tons of
38:24
Speaker 1: headlines up where you're literally poisoning people with horrible oxygen
38:28
Speaker 1: and oh, by the way, killing thousands of wildlife. If
38:30
Speaker 1: you'd cleaned up your forest, you'd be saving wildlife lives
38:34
Speaker 1: and human lives as well. Mart Moron. As always, thanks
38:37
Speaker 1: to winning on this one. Hopefully get put out soon.
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Speaker 1: Take care of by this.
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Speaker 6: Thank you, Dan, appreciate it.
38:40
Speaker 1: Yep. All right, stick around. Coming up after the break,
38:42
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38:47
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38:51
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38:55
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Speaker 9: We have to do one thing, and that's undermine the
39:41
Speaker 9: authority of the Quran. This is the only thing we
39:43
Speaker 9: need to worry about. Nothing else matters. This book has
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Speaker 9: authority over two billion people that are still made in
39:51
Speaker 9: the image of God. Sharia law, politics, wives, moral code, ethics,
39:56
Speaker 9: everything comes from this. We need to deconstruct the Quran
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Speaker 9: using only the Bible, specifically this the Torah. The Old
40:05
Speaker 9: Testament stories are saving Muslims because they can't prove anywhere
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Speaker 9: that it's corrupted.
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Speaker 1: Folks, you should listen to what that man just said
40:15
Speaker 1: right there. That is some profound and powerful insight from
40:19
Speaker 1: our upcoming next guest, Sharif Khan grew up a devout Muslim,
40:26
Speaker 1: so he would know the ideology, I don't call it
40:28
Speaker 1: a religion. He would know Sharia law, he would know
40:32
Speaker 1: the workings of the Qoran and You heard him right
40:35
Speaker 1: there saying the only way to get through to Muslims,
40:40
Speaker 1: especially ones living here in America who aren't assimilating, who
40:43
Speaker 1: think Sharia law belongs in our republic, is to lead
40:48
Speaker 1: by example and show them that our faith, our way,
40:52
Speaker 1: the Christian way, is the right way. He's one of
40:55
Speaker 1: the leading Christian voices out there, known for his work
40:59
Speaker 1: with an organization called christ Underground. This is a private
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Speaker 1: and free community for former Muslims and their clerics, their pastors, whatever,
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Speaker 1: to all come together and to try to talk to
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Speaker 1: other Muslims, friends, family groups, complete strangers about leaving that.
41:21
Speaker 1: You've heard me say enough, folks. You know where I
41:23
Speaker 1: stand on Islam. It cannot coalesce with America period now.
41:30
Speaker 1: He's known for his very unique approach to try and
41:33
Speaker 1: bringing Muslims to the Word of Christ through empathy and sincerity,
41:38
Speaker 1: not through insulting them, not through trying to take away
41:41
Speaker 1: their traditions, but trying to talk to them about his
41:44
Speaker 1: journey leaving Islam going over to Christianity. He's on podcast
41:51
Speaker 1: all the time, included one hosted by our friend Ali
41:55
Speaker 1: Bestucki over at the Blaze. He's been talking about this
41:58
Speaker 1: for years and I'm so excited to on right now
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Speaker 1: to share his story and some of his wisdom. Sharik
42:05
Speaker 1: Khan again and this is what my wife put in
42:08
Speaker 1: here as she books the guest ex Muslim, a former
42:10
Speaker 1: Muslim and the founder of Christ Underground. Thank you so
42:15
Speaker 1: much for coming on the show. I saw some clips
42:18
Speaker 1: as my wife was telling me who you were all week,
42:20
Speaker 1: and very excited to get you on the program because
42:24
Speaker 1: she tells me, Dan, you're like the bull in the
42:27
Speaker 1: china shop. Okay, when it comes to Islam, I just
42:31
Speaker 1: go in and want to break things. And that's not
42:33
Speaker 1: the way I always obviously to get somebody to listen
42:35
Speaker 1: to your side of an argument. So CHERI, thanks for
42:38
Speaker 1: coming on. Just first and foremost, back up and tell
42:42
Speaker 1: folks a little bit about your story as far as
42:45
Speaker 1: you were probably born into a Muslim home and that
42:48
Speaker 1: was just what was ingrained in you. When did you
42:51
Speaker 1: then decide to make the shift and how did that
42:54
Speaker 1: come about?
42:55
Speaker 9: Absolutely, Dan, hey, thanks so much for having me. It's
42:57
Speaker 9: an honor to be alive at a time like this,
42:59
Speaker 9: to represent Christ and America and in such a relevance
43:02
Speaker 9: time like this. I always started the story briefly with
43:05
Speaker 9: my father. He was actually one of seventeen from Pakistan.
43:09
Speaker 9: He was the golden child who got sent over to
43:11
Speaker 9: America and he lived in the American dream.
43:12
Speaker 3: He assimilated.
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Speaker 9: He would end up working for an incredible corporate bank,
43:15
Speaker 9: and he built his foundational life for us.
43:17
Speaker 3: The family, on the back of his Islamic faith.
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Speaker 9: Now, sadly, my father did witness nine to eleven happen.
43:24
Speaker 9: He witnessed with his own eyes the second plane hitting
43:27
Speaker 9: the twin towers and form a young age, I was
43:29
Speaker 9: about three and a half at the time. My father said,
43:34
Speaker 9: this is your identity. He said, this is we need
43:36
Speaker 9: to prove to the West that Islam is not what
43:40
Speaker 9: it's made out to be. Now, obviously there's a lot
43:42
Speaker 9: of modern classical Islamic laws that are very, very incompatible
43:46
Speaker 9: with the West.
43:47
Speaker 3: I definitely agree with that.
43:48
Speaker 9: But there was this reformation movement in Islam where we
43:51
Speaker 9: do try to assimblate and do all this.
43:53
Speaker 3: Now, I would.
43:54
Speaker 9: Run that narrative for myself until I went to college,
43:57
Speaker 9: which was the first time in my life that I
43:59
Speaker 9: was out of the indoctrination of Islam. It was when
44:01
Speaker 9: I was around not just Christians, but atheists, Hindus, Buddhists,
44:06
Speaker 9: seeks and I got really insecure in my Islamic faith.
44:09
Speaker 9: I said, well, nobody's converting to Islam, even though this
44:12
Speaker 9: is like my whole identity. It's everything I knew, it's
44:14
Speaker 9: everything I'm proud of. It's my community of doctors and
44:17
Speaker 9: lawyers and everything in between. So through trying to defend
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Speaker 9: the faith, by defending Islam, I would actually read the
44:23
Speaker 9: Bible trying to debunk it, trying to hammer it out,
44:26
Speaker 9: trying to find the false claims in it. And I
44:29
Speaker 9: would actually end up encountering the Living God, Jesus Christ
44:32
Speaker 9: through trying to fight against the Bible too, the nail,
44:35
Speaker 9: you know. And it's been it's been a journey that
44:37
Speaker 9: it's been so phenomenal. And since then, I've I've dedicated
44:39
Speaker 9: my life to one mission, and it's it's bringing Muslims
44:43
Speaker 9: to Christ. And me being in Texas, you know, I'm right,
44:47
Speaker 9: I'm in Dallas Fort Worth. Actually I'm right at the
44:49
Speaker 9: front lines of a lot of this. I'm seeing so
44:52
Speaker 9: much narrative around how we need to handle Islam. And
44:55
Speaker 9: I said this with a laugh. Honestly, I used to
44:57
Speaker 9: be a liberal Muslim I used to be disagreeing with
45:00
Speaker 9: almost everything that Muslims are being criticized with right now
45:03
Speaker 9: in terms of my relationship with Americans and Christians especially,
45:07
Speaker 9: and now leaving that, coming out of it and coming
45:10
Speaker 9: to the other side being a very conservative, very proud
45:13
Speaker 9: to be an American Christian. I've noticed that the best
45:16
Speaker 9: solution to handling Islam is actually just converting them to Christianity.
45:21
Speaker 9: I think it's a win for the Kingdom, which is
45:23
Speaker 9: so important. But also, I've only ever seen radical Islamists Jihaddists.
45:28
Speaker 9: I've only seen people radically change their ideologies when they
45:32
Speaker 9: come under the biblical worldview. And I talk about that
45:34
Speaker 9: in that interview with Ali right there was the issue
45:37
Speaker 9: isn't Muslim people. The issue is that the Quran has
45:40
Speaker 9: this death grip on two billion people, and the ideologies
45:44
Speaker 9: that are incompatible with the West come from that book.
45:47
Speaker 9: And the only way, and I say this with a
45:49
Speaker 9: clear heart, the only way to undermine the Quran. They
45:53
Speaker 9: see it as a theology, and so we have to
45:55
Speaker 9: give them a bigger, better, stronger theology. And there's no
45:58
Speaker 9: other theology on planet Earth that exists other than the
46:01
Speaker 9: one that points to the Jewish Messiah, Jesus Christ. So
46:04
Speaker 9: now I've started Christ Underground. I bare my cross proudly.
46:07
Speaker 9: You know, I'm a young man, but whatever the Lord
46:09
Speaker 9: is doing in my life, I'm so happy to be
46:12
Speaker 9: a part of that, to be a part of the
46:13
Speaker 9: body of Christ man and so Christ Underground, Yeah, you
46:16
Speaker 9: can see right there. We have over fifteen thousand laborers
46:20
Speaker 9: in over one hundred countries. But I firmly believe I'm
46:24
Speaker 9: an American, I'm a Texan. My main belief is that
46:26
Speaker 9: if we handle Islam here in the West, if we
46:29
Speaker 9: take the seven million Muslims in America, seven million, not
46:33
Speaker 9: that many, one point five percent of our population, if
46:35
Speaker 9: we take them and leave them to Jesus Christ, they
46:37
Speaker 9: will have the burden just like I did, to actually
46:40
Speaker 9: go back to their families. The other countries, the fifty
46:43
Speaker 9: three Muslim majority countries that do have Sharia law, that
46:47
Speaker 9: do impose these standards, they will be the ones to
46:49
Speaker 9: actually go back and challenge and perform those places and
46:52
Speaker 9: bring the Gospel back there. It's a lot easier for
46:54
Speaker 9: an Arabic speaking man to go back to South Arabia
46:56
Speaker 9: than it is for someone like you or me. I'm
46:58
Speaker 9: a Pakistani, But you know that's the mission I'm on.
47:01
Speaker 9: It's saving Muslims in America. I believe that the Muslims,
47:04
Speaker 9: like myself, when they find Christ, they become radical Christians,
47:07
Speaker 9: and that they're actually going to go back with a
47:09
Speaker 9: mandate to evangelize their families to other countries, and they're
47:12
Speaker 9: live from the front in that way.
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Speaker 1: Amen Schaarik, that it's amazing. I love that you were
47:16
Speaker 1: on this mission. God gave you that mission. I firmly
47:19
Speaker 1: believe that something that I've always been intrigued about with
47:23
Speaker 1: the Quran and their alleged prophet Muhammad, because I don't
47:27
Speaker 1: think he was a prophet when you look at the
47:30
Speaker 1: writings of what he did to people, I don't consider
47:32
Speaker 1: him a prophet. But I also just think this whole
47:36
Speaker 1: thing of looking at Islam as a religion, to me,
47:39
Speaker 1: if you look at the Old and New Testament, I
47:41
Speaker 1: don't understand how people would say it's even a religion,
47:44
Speaker 1: that it came from God, because there are findings in
47:47
Speaker 1: or writings rather in the Old and New Testament that
47:50
Speaker 1: describe exact happenings that then happened when the Islam faith
47:54
Speaker 1: was founded. Hundreds of years later, and I'm sitting there
47:57
Speaker 1: going beware of the Angel of life that may come
48:00
Speaker 1: to you. Right. I forget what passage that was, But
48:04
Speaker 1: didn't Muhammed see an angel light in the cave that
48:06
Speaker 1: was supposed to be God talking to him. Like I
48:09
Speaker 1: firmly believe the Bible. As you just said, you use
48:12
Speaker 1: that to preach too Muslims, to show them that no
48:15
Speaker 1: Sharia and Islam isn't the way to go. I think
48:18
Speaker 1: that Islam, to me was created of and by evil
48:23
Speaker 1: after Jesus Christ walked this earth, and the findings in
48:26
Speaker 1: the Bibles tell us be where this was coming. That's
48:30
Speaker 1: how I look at Islam, and unfortunately two billion people
48:32
Speaker 1: have fallen for it. Again, you know it better than
48:36
Speaker 1: I've never studied the Koran for good reason. I don't
48:38
Speaker 1: think it's of God. That's my opinion.
48:40
Speaker 9: Yeah, and Dan, let me give you something even stronger.
48:42
Speaker 9: So one of the pillars of our approach to deconstructing
48:45
Speaker 9: the Koran. And when you say deconstruction, deconstruction means finding
48:48
Speaker 9: the foundational beliefs in somebody's had like a Muslim, and
48:51
Speaker 9: just providing an overwhelming amount of evidence that they should
48:54
Speaker 9: never believe any of these beliefs. Ever again, you know,
48:56
Speaker 9: for example, Muhammad's prophethood is a core belief of almost
49:00
Speaker 9: almost believe that Muhammad is a prophet. Now that Angel
49:03
Speaker 9: of Light story is very true. He had an encounter
49:06
Speaker 9: in the cave. The reference is Sahi Bukari number three,
49:09
Speaker 9: and actually he was fearful, and he didn't even know
49:11
Speaker 9: he was a prophet. He was actually convinced to be
49:13
Speaker 9: a prophet by somebody else, and then he would end
49:16
Speaker 9: up leaning into that identity and it would become, you know,
49:19
Speaker 9: what Islam is today. But I actually gave me something
49:21
Speaker 9: even stronger to undermine his profit, and I was saving
49:24
Speaker 9: it just for you. I haven't really talked about this
49:26
Speaker 9: a lot publicly, but in my Koran studies, which I
49:28
Speaker 9: read the Koran very often as I have to being
49:30
Speaker 9: a leader in the space, Sure, there's a very fascinating
49:33
Speaker 9: reference and it's it's Sewer seventeen, verse one oh one,
49:36
Speaker 9: where it talks about the plagues given to Moses, and
49:39
Speaker 9: it's just so there's nine plagues, there's nine signs given
49:43
Speaker 9: to Moses, and well seven plagues and two signs and
49:46
Speaker 9: little Bible trivia for everybody watching, right, But there's ten
49:48
Speaker 9: plagues in the Bible. Guess which plague actually never makes
49:53
Speaker 9: it into the Kuran. It's nowhere to be mentioned, nowhere
49:55
Speaker 9: to be seen, no references, nothing. It would actually be
49:59
Speaker 9: the t plague, the Passover, that's the firstborn. Now imagine
50:03
Speaker 9: claiming that you're in Abrahamrick religion, which there's only one
50:05
Speaker 9: Abrahmrick religion and that's fulfilled in Christ. Imagine claiming to
50:09
Speaker 9: be an Abrahamic religion when you don't even know about
50:12
Speaker 9: the Passover.
50:13
Speaker 3: That's the whole story of the Bible.
50:14
Speaker 9: It's mentioned seventy times in the Bible, from Exodus to
50:18
Speaker 9: John the Baptist. And behold, the passover Lamb has come
50:21
Speaker 9: to revelation, where the sinless Lamb is sitting there receiving
50:24
Speaker 9: worship from all beings. That's the biggest thorn in the
50:27
Speaker 9: side of the Quran. And when I go to the
50:29
Speaker 9: most about Muslim debaters in the world and I talk
50:31
Speaker 9: with them because they know who I am and I
50:33
Speaker 9: know o they are, frankly, and I really press them
50:36
Speaker 9: on this point. I've seen them completely flop around. I've
50:39
Speaker 9: seen them not have good answers. I've seen them concede
50:42
Speaker 9: those arguments. And this is one of the many, many
50:45
Speaker 9: stories that we actually say that we teach you guys
50:48
Speaker 9: in Christ Underground to equip yourself so that you can
50:51
Speaker 9: reach Hey, we have these, you know, I'm in Dallas
50:53
Speaker 9: Fort Worth. We have these Afghani refugee moms who you know,
50:57
Speaker 9: they were being extremely persecuted and they're still Muslim.
51:00
Speaker 3: They're coming here. But what about the things.
51:02
Speaker 9: For the political war machine shakes who are preaching religious domination?
51:06
Speaker 3: Right? I need something that needs to reach both of them,
51:09
Speaker 3: and we have to.
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Speaker 9: Do it in a way that does it automatically have
51:12
Speaker 9: them come against us as enemy.
51:13
Speaker 1: Sure, right, And I get that. This is why Sharik
51:17
Speaker 1: You're needed, because we need someone that's not a bull
51:20
Speaker 1: in a China shop to talk to folks in a
51:22
Speaker 1: calm manner and show them that Sharia and Islam is
51:26
Speaker 1: not the way to go, and not just in America
51:28
Speaker 1: but anywhere. In my humble opinion, no, Sharik Rigg, he's
51:32
Speaker 1: the founder of Christ Underground. Go look it up. Sharik Khan,
51:34
Speaker 1: thank you for coming on. A real quick question for you,
51:37
Speaker 1: because I like to throw this out there to any
51:39
Speaker 1: crazy viewers that might think that we got paid for this?
51:41
Speaker 1: Did any foreign governments or anyone with this network pay
51:44
Speaker 1: you to say these things?
51:46
Speaker 9: No, I'm completely independent. I have a nonprofit. We show
51:49
Speaker 9: our donations.
51:50
Speaker 1: Appreciate it. I just throw that out there because everybody
51:52
Speaker 1: these days, you know, if you if you speak any
51:54
Speaker 1: ill will towards Islam, they automatically think you're being paid
51:58
Speaker 1: for by that certain country you're over there in the
52:00
Speaker 1: Middle East. Starts with an I right, you know, Okay,
52:04
Speaker 1: you didn't take anyone neither, do I. I like to
52:07
Speaker 1: throw that out Thank you, Jolick, Appreciate it. Take care, Dan,
52:11
Speaker 1: God bless yeah, God bless you, and folks. That does it.
52:13
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