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8/7/25 -- Guest Host David Pollack W/ Michael Flynn Jr., Carl Jackson, Aly Legge, Alex Stein, Dr. Dino Prato · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Good evening, and welcome to tonight's edition of Real America.
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Speaker 1: I'm David Pollock filling in for Dan Ball. All week
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Speaker 1: we've been discussing the deep skate scandal of the century.
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Speaker 1: A federal grand jury is investigating whether Obama era officials
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Speaker 1: orchestrated a conspiracy to fabricate links between Donald Trump and Russia,
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Speaker 1: igniting explosive partisan warfare and raising the stakes in the
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Speaker 1: race for the White House.
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Speaker 2: And now there's this bombshell.
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Speaker 1: Obama publicly endorsed CIA leaks alleging Russia meddled in twenty
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Speaker 1: sixteen to help Trump and hurt Clinton.
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Speaker 2: Weeks before formal.
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Speaker 1: Intelligence community assessments was finished. Some intelligence and experts recently
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Speaker 1: disclassified the documents, and it says the main finding of
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Speaker 1: the report was that Putin was trying to help Trump win,
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Speaker 1: didn't have strong proof, and it didn't follow the usual
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Speaker 1: rules for analyzing information. Some of the recently declassified documents
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Speaker 1: related to the twenty sixteen Trump Russian investigation were discovered
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Speaker 1: inside burn bags at the FBI headquarters. Director Cash Ptel
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Speaker 1: recently discovered multiple burn bags. These are containers used for
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Speaker 1: the destruction of classified material. What were they doing in there,
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Speaker 1: and it was in a hidden room at the FBI headquarters.
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Speaker 1: The bags contained thousands of documents tied to the twenty
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Speaker 1: sixteen Trump Russia probe, including the Crossfire Hurricane investigation. Remember
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Speaker 1: that among the most significant finds was a classified twenty
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Speaker 1: nine page annex to former Special Council John Durham's twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty three report detailing underlying intelligence and allegations that the
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Speaker 1: FBI knowingly promoted false Trump Russia collusion narratives. And this
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Speaker 1: was before officially opening the probe. Retired Lieutenant General Michael Flynn,
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Speaker 1: the former director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, called on
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Speaker 1: the FBI to check the recently discovered burn bags filled
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Speaker 1: with classified documents related to Russia Gate for fingerprints.
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Speaker 2: Taking to social media.
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Speaker 1: He wrote this, all of these burn bag documents will
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Speaker 1: have fingerprints on them. If you were one of the
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Speaker 1: people responsible for trying to destroy this evidence, you need.
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Speaker 2: To come forward now.
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Speaker 1: FBI Director Cash Mattel and FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino,
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Speaker 1: you may want to consider a very short window for
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Speaker 1: amnesty for those who come forward to tell the truth.
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Speaker 1: You may recall that the FBI set a deliberate trap
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Speaker 1: to get Michael Flynn to make false statements during his
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Speaker 1: January twenty seventeen FBI interview at the White House.
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Speaker 2: With the goal of preserving the Trump Russia.
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Speaker 1: Investigation after they had initially thought about ending it. FBI
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Speaker 1: agents pursued Flynn aggressively, despite doubts among some agents about
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Speaker 1: the strength of the evidence justifying the continued ed investigation
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Speaker 1: and concerns.
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Speaker 2: About the broader Trump Russia probes foundations.
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Speaker 1: Newly surfaced documents and internal reviews revealed that the interrogation
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Speaker 1: and execution of Flynn were influenced by political motives to
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Speaker 1: sustain the narrative of the Trump Russia collusion. Joining us
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Speaker 1: now is the son of General Michael Flynn and my bestie,
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Speaker 1: Michael Flynn Junior.
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Speaker 2: Welcome to the show.
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Speaker 3: Hey, how are we doing? Dave is great to be
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Speaker 3: here with you. I'm I'm excited for the conversation.
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Speaker 1: It's an honor to have you here. You know, when
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Speaker 1: I met you and learned your story in association with
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Speaker 1: the Flynn movie tour, I just couldn't believe.
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Speaker 2: Really what happened to you and your family.
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Speaker 1: And you know a lot of people heard maybe snippets
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Speaker 1: in the news and News probably ignored this because it's
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Speaker 1: fake and they wanted to promote this Russia collusion as
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Speaker 1: we've have been talking about all week. But most of
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Speaker 1: the people here, when they hear the news, they hear
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Speaker 1: about what Obama did to Trump. What you don't hear
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Speaker 1: about as much is what happened to the people in
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Speaker 1: Trump's orbit. Your dad, General Flynn, and what he did
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Speaker 1: really protecting you and the rest of his family from
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Speaker 1: what they were from basically trying to take a person
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Speaker 1: with an incredible of a military career and trying to
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Speaker 1: make them the face of Russian collusion. Gosh, can you
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Speaker 1: tell me what that was like for your new family
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Speaker 1: to go through, because people need to understand, people want
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Speaker 1: accountability because there were real victims here, and the Flynn
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Speaker 1: family is a perfect example.
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Speaker 2: Do you talk about this, Yeah, yeah, yeah, absolutely so.
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Speaker 3: I mean really, there's it's interesting kind of where this
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Speaker 3: this story begins for my family because I've actually been
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Speaker 3: working for General Flynn since twenty fourteen, and really between
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Speaker 3: twenty fourteen and twenty really the end of twenty sixteen,
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Speaker 3: you know, he and I were, you know, I was
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Speaker 3: kind of personally riding this high, you know, working you know,
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Speaker 3: right next to my father, and you know that all
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Speaker 3: the all kinds of media tours and and I got
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Speaker 3: to meet to a lot of great people, you know,
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Speaker 3: potential presidential candidates, and obviously, you know, we get into
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Speaker 3: the RNC convention in Cleveland, and it's the summer of
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Speaker 3: twenty sixteen.
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Speaker 2: That was that was a blast.
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Speaker 3: And then then we get into the the Vice president
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Speaker 3: conversation where he was potentially going to be picked as
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Speaker 3: the vice president and then Trump selected, and it just
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Speaker 3: seemed like all hell broke loose just from a narrative standpoint.
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Speaker 3: So kind of fast forward into the beginning of twenty
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Speaker 3: seventeen is really where I personally got pulled into the
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Speaker 3: you know, the Russia Gate hoax. I mean, I had
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Speaker 3: to hire my own lawyer, which you know, that's definitely,
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Speaker 3: especially in DC, is definitely not a cheap thing. But
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Speaker 3: the most difficult part about the twenty seventeen timeframe was
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Speaker 3: was not being able to talk to my father, General
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Speaker 3: Flyn because we really had to talk through our lawyers
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Speaker 3: when it came to talking about anything that was going on,
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Speaker 3: especially when the Moller investigation got going. And so imagine,
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Speaker 3: you know, you know, I'm my father's son, and we
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Speaker 3: just spent the previous two years, you know, as you know,
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Speaker 3: as tight as we were, and then all of a
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Speaker 3: sudden we just weren't really able to talk to each other. Now,
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Speaker 3: my son was born April twenty seventeen, which was really
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Speaker 3: the only great thing about that that year. So that
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Speaker 3: that's what really kept my family, my family's hopes up
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Speaker 3: and what kept us really kind of moving along. But
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Speaker 3: you know, they that phrased the process is the punishment, right,
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Speaker 3: That's I know that's been used a lot before, but
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Speaker 3: the process really was the punishment for us, because at
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Speaker 3: the end of the day, I mean, we knew that
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Speaker 3: we didn't do anything wrong. But the process really in
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Speaker 3: twenty seventeen to use me against my father to you know,
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Speaker 3: eventually plead guilty to you know, to you know, quote
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Speaker 3: unquote lying to the FBI, which he which he pled
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Speaker 3: in December first, twenty seventeen. So I will just say
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Speaker 3: that the month before he pled guilty, I had all
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Speaker 3: kinds of media parked outside my house. I mean, I
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Speaker 3: had a brand new baby boy, my you know, my
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Speaker 3: my wife at the time was you know, just every
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Speaker 3: time you know, you'd walk outside, you'd have people, you know,
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Speaker 3: hopping out of trucks and and just I mean literally
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Speaker 3: just recording you and just shouting questions. And if you've
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Speaker 3: never had or experienced that before, it's a very unnerving thing.
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Speaker 3: I mean, to feel like you're being followed and watched.
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Speaker 3: And so yeah, so the process is the punishment, certainly,
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Speaker 3: I mean, and it you know, and it began in
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Speaker 3: twenty seventeen for sure.
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Speaker 2: Now I got a minute left.
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Speaker 1: But you know, some have said, you know that your
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Speaker 1: dad sacrifice risked his life for his entire career, for
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Speaker 1: his country, and then and then in this part of
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Speaker 1: his career, some suggested that he even risked his everything
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Speaker 1: for you because he wasn't willing to let them go
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Speaker 1: after you and you put a moving post online.
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Speaker 2: I saw on X a little while ago.
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Speaker 1: It was a picture of you with your baby, and
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Speaker 1: you said, that was the moment your dad told you
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Speaker 1: that he was going to plead guilty. And can you
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Speaker 1: talk about I mean, that had to have been I
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Speaker 1: don't I don't even know how to articulate.
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Speaker 3: Yeah that well, so so yeah, so that picture that
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Speaker 3: I posted, it was that actually was December one, twenty seventeen,
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Speaker 3: so and and again, you know, that was that was
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Speaker 3: really the kind of the the final day that the
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Speaker 3: that the the legacy media decided to stay parked outside
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Speaker 3: of my house because essentially, you know, the you know,
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Speaker 3: they got their man right, and and I, you know,
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Speaker 3: I I don't really go back and try to look
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Speaker 3: at those those memories. But I was actually looking through
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Speaker 3: my you know, some old photos and I came across
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Speaker 3: that one and it's just it's a very very emotional,
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Speaker 3: uh picture for me, you know, because because obviously my son,
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Speaker 3: I think I guess at that point he was maybe
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Speaker 3: five or six months old, and and to see and
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Speaker 3: really like I knew that, but that's what my father,
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Speaker 3: you know, would have wanted as soon as he got
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Speaker 3: to the house, was to see my son Travis. And
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Speaker 3: so again that was he know, he was really the
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Speaker 3: only light in the in the period of extreme darkness
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Speaker 3: for us during that period of time.
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Speaker 1: You guys, if you want to know more about this,
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Speaker 1: go to it's flynnmovie dot com still epenings.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, flynnmovie dot com. YEP did a big tour about
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Speaker 2: it last year.
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Speaker 3: I mean, it's it's it's still a very powerful film.
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Speaker 3: I would encourage everybody who wants to know more about
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Speaker 3: the Russia Gate. Uh story to go to go and
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Speaker 3: watch Amazon Primate run it for.
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Speaker 4: Like five bucks.
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Speaker 2: But it's a really powerful film.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, guys, what happened to you? What happened to your family?
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Speaker 1: You know, I hope some accountability is coming really soon.
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Speaker 1: And finally, aw we're getting some answers and you know
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Speaker 1: we're here to supports you the whole way. Mike Junior, bestie,
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Speaker 1: thank you so much for being on the show today.
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Speaker 1: It's great seeing you again, my friend, you as well.
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Speaker 1: The action includes prosecuting violent minor offenders as adults. After
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Speaker 1: known by the nickname Big Balls, That's why I didn't
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Speaker 2: Is totally out of control.
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Speaker 1: Local youths and gang members, some of the only fourteen
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Speaker 1: or fifteen and sixteen year olds are randomly attacking, mugging, maiming,
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Speaker 1: they know nothing ever happens to them.
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Speaker 2: But it's going to happen now.
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Speaker 2: Starting at age fourteen.
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Speaker 1: Two teenagers, a fifteen year old boy and a fifteen
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Speaker 1: The accused attackers were part of a group of about
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Speaker 1: ten juveniles, many of whom are still at large.
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Speaker 7: Are you considering taking over the DC Police is at
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Speaker 7: an option on it.
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Speaker 8: We're considering it, yeah, because the crime is ridiculous. I
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Speaker 8: could show you a chart comparing DC to other locations
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Speaker 8: and you're not going to want to see what it
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Speaker 8: looks like. It was just up on television actually that
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Speaker 8: were showing it.
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Speaker 5: Now.
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Speaker 8: We want to have a great, safe capital, and we're
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Speaker 3: You know.
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Speaker 8: We just almost lost a young man, beautiful handsome guy
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Speaker 8: that got the hell knocked out of him the night
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Speaker 8: before last, and I'm gonna call him now. We wanted
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Speaker 8: but he went through a bad situation. To put it mildly.
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Speaker 1: Here now is the host of the Carl Jackson Show,
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Speaker 1: brilliant radio personality and my good friend, mister Carl Jackson.
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Speaker 1: I'm so happy to have you here today. Thank you
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Speaker 1: so much for joining. How are you, my.
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Speaker 4: Friend, man?
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Speaker 9: I'm doing I'm doing great, David, not as great as you,
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Speaker 9: but I'm doing great.
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Speaker 1: Look, Dan gave me the keys to this studio. It's
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Speaker 4: But I'm excited to look good in it. You look
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Speaker 4: good in it.
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Speaker 2: Thank you.
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Speaker 1: I'm excited to have you here because you know, you
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Speaker 1: and I you were on Salem. I listened to you
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Speaker 1: forever and back when forth, And this is just a
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Speaker 1: little sidebar for the people watching. I was trying to
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Speaker 1: get in a radio so bad, and I kept emailing Karl.
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Speaker 2: I'm like, Carl, you have a great show. Let me
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Speaker 2: own the radio.
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Speaker 1: Eventually Karl and I found ourselves in the same radio studio.
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Speaker 2: I would listen to his show.
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Speaker 1: Then he moved up in the world, covering for some
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Speaker 1: And so we just go back and forth, you know,
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Speaker 1: so it is really awesome to have you here and
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Speaker 1: just to talk. And you really are a wealth of
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Speaker 1: information and one of the smartest people I know with
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Speaker 1: everything politically related. But on that note, we're just talking
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Speaker 1: about DC and the wheels falling off.
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Speaker 2: Used to be a beautiful city.
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Speaker 1: I mean, that's the place that we call our nation's capital,
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Speaker 1: and now it's come to symbolize and represent probably everything
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Speaker 1: that's wrong with our country.
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Speaker 2: Blue led cities, rises.
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Speaker 1: In crime, soft on crime policies, and just recently, one
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Speaker 1: of Elon and Trump's favorite people, mister big Balls himself,
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Speaker 1: has been attacked and he got attacked while he was
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Speaker 1: helping another woman who is being attacked. This is Washington,
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Speaker 1: d C. President Trump's pissed. He's talking about federalizing DC.
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Speaker 1: What do you say about all this, Carl.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, you know what.
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Speaker 9: At first, I got to be honest with you, David,
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Speaker 9: I was a little torn on this because I'm always
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Speaker 9: concerned about what the left will do when they have power.
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Speaker 9: But the truth of the matter is, I do believe
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Speaker 9: that Washington, d C. It is our capital, and frankly,
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Speaker 9: I think it should be the safest, most beautiful city
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Speaker 9: in the entire United States.
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Speaker 4: So I'm on board when it comes to this with Trump.
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Speaker 9: Listen, I know someone, as a matter of fact, a
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Speaker 9: writer for the Washington Times. She's written a book about
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Speaker 9: it and Gira Rotelli. She literally moved to Washington, d C.
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Speaker 9: She moved into an area, and she's written a book
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Speaker 9: about this, so this is public knowledge.
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Speaker 4: But she moved into an area in Washington, d C.
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Speaker 4: Where you know, she.
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Speaker 9: Was covering the borders, David, when the borders, when the
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Speaker 9: Biden opened borders, when they were wide open. She was
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Speaker 9: covering it when literally you had ten thousand illegals invading
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Speaker 9: our country every month. And then and she moved to Washington.
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Speaker 8: D C.
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Speaker 4: Where she thought she would be safer.
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Speaker 3: Uh.
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Speaker 9: And she moved into an area and an old and
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Speaker 9: a location where as a matter of fact, this is what.
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Speaker 4: People need to know about d C.
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Speaker 9: Literally, the mayor, the mayor and and and the city council,
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Speaker 9: they have areas marked that are allegedly safe for people. Well,
19:20
Speaker 9: she moved into one of those areas where it was
19:22
Speaker 9: allegedly safe. There weren't a lot of nine to one
19:25
Speaker 9: one calls, her crime calls. Come to find out, David,
19:28
Speaker 9: she ends up getting raped by a homeless person, sadly,
19:31
Speaker 9: and come to find out, there were many more crimes
19:34
Speaker 9: that took place in that area that was that was
19:38
Speaker 9: documented as safe. You know why because they don't document
19:42
Speaker 9: all of the crime that takes place in Washington, d C.
19:45
Speaker 9: It is not a safe place. You know that city.
19:47
Speaker 9: I know that city. It's a gorgeous city. Anybody that
19:50
Speaker 9: goes to that city. You see the monuments, you see
19:53
Speaker 9: the White House, you see the Capital, you visit the museums.
19:57
Speaker 9: If you're a patriot, honestly, you can't help. You can't
20:01
Speaker 9: help but to get a tear in your eye. But
20:03
Speaker 9: and then to know that savages are all around it
20:07
Speaker 9: is insane. I agree with Trump that place should be clean,
20:11
Speaker 9: that place should be safe. It should be the epitome
20:14
Speaker 9: of beauty, safety, power, and strength. And another thing that
20:17
Speaker 9: Trump mentioned, I mean, just look at us as far
20:20
Speaker 9: as it's concerned.
20:21
Speaker 4: On the world stage.
20:22
Speaker 9: Other leaders, when they come to Washington, DC, they should
20:26
Speaker 9: know that they're the toughest, the cleanest, the safest place
20:29
Speaker 9: in the world.
20:31
Speaker 2: Yeah.
20:31
Speaker 1: And it's so crazy to me that they have to
20:34
Speaker 1: mark zones where you're safe. Shouldn't you be safe everywhere?
20:40
Speaker 1: I mean, where are we in America?
20:42
Speaker 2: Like I talk about this all the time, these blue cities.
20:44
Speaker 1: You're good for a couple of blocks, then a couple
20:46
Speaker 1: of blocks later you take your life in your own risk.
20:48
Speaker 2: Even the police will say, I wouldn't go in there.
20:50
Speaker 1: How in the United States of America it has this
20:53
Speaker 1: become eh status quo. You know, some places are saved,
20:56
Speaker 1: somebody you get murdered in some places. It might be
20:59
Speaker 1: safer in parts of Afghanistan than some of our blue
21:01
Speaker 1: cities in the United States, right, Carl, Yeah.
21:04
Speaker 9: You know what, and you know why it's that way, frankly,
21:07
Speaker 9: and because we have a bunch of weak Republicans. I mean,
21:10
Speaker 9: the fact of the matter is, you know it just
21:12
Speaker 9: as much as I do. You've talked about it. I've
21:13
Speaker 9: heard you talk about it on your own show before, David.
21:16
Speaker 9: I mean, you consider President Trump and how strong he is,
21:20
Speaker 9: or a person like Ron De Santis, a jd Vance,
21:23
Speaker 9: they are few and far between. Most Republicans do not
21:27
Speaker 9: have the courage to stand up to the status quo.
21:29
Speaker 9: It's as simple as that. And what President Trump is
21:32
Speaker 9: doing is shining a light on a lot of this nonsense,
21:35
Speaker 9: nonsense that they've been able to get away with for
21:38
Speaker 9: such a long period of time because, frankly, no one
21:40
Speaker 9: has ever taken the fight to them. And once the
21:43
Speaker 9: fight is taken to them, on Honestly, even on their playground,
21:48
Speaker 9: they run like cockroaches. They don't know what to do.
21:50
Speaker 9: They leave like states like Texas, they bounce because they
21:53
Speaker 9: don't want to do there. They don't want to do
21:55
Speaker 9: their jobs. And this is what happens when you put
21:58
Speaker 9: Democrats on blasts. So that's why I'm so thankful for
22:02
Speaker 9: this second Trump administration. Frankly, I think it's much better
22:06
Speaker 9: already than the first go round.
22:08
Speaker 2: Yeah. I mean, look, I think he learned a lot
22:09
Speaker 2: of lessons.
22:09
Speaker 1: He's surrounding himself with the right people mostly, and he
22:13
Speaker 1: seems to be moving in the right directions. Why I
22:15
Speaker 1: get so frustrated sometimes, And I understand people are impatient,
22:17
Speaker 1: they want justice for some of these things now that
22:19
Speaker 1: we've been seeing in the news. But at the same time,
22:20
Speaker 1: you got to look what Trump was, what his administration
22:22
Speaker 1: was like in twenty sixteen, and what they were doing
22:24
Speaker 1: to him. We're two hundred days in and look where
22:26
Speaker 1: we are now.
22:27
Speaker 2: It's a great day, Carl.
22:28
Speaker 1: I hope everybody understands that passionate energy, all that entertaining commentary.
22:34
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22:36
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22:39
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22:46
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22:48
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22:49
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22:53
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Speaker 9: Hey man, God bless you and congratulations with all of
23:16
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23:17
Speaker 2: Man you two man, thank you so much.
23:18
Speaker 1: Up next, a soldier opens fire at a US military base,
23:22
Speaker 1: hitting five victims with a hail of bullets before being
23:25
Speaker 1: taken down by brief bystanders. We'll look into the rise
23:29
Speaker 1: in mental illness among the ranks when we come back.
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Speaker 8: The entire nation is praying for the victims and their
25:55
Speaker 8: families and hopefully they'll fully recover and we can put
26:01
Speaker 8: this chapter behind. But we're not going to forget what happened.
26:04
Speaker 8: I'm going to take very good care of this person
26:08
Speaker 8: that did this horrible person.
26:10
Speaker 1: We're learning more tonight about the man suspected of opening
26:14
Speaker 1: fire at the Fort Stewart on Wednesday morning injuring five soldiers.
26:18
Speaker 1: The suspect, identified as US Army Sergeant Cornelius Radford, an
26:22
Speaker 1: active duty soldier, reportedly opened fire with a nine millimeter
26:26
Speaker 1: handgun just before eleven am yesterday at the army post
26:30
Speaker 1: in Georgia. Radford allegedly shot and injured five fellow soldiers,
26:35
Speaker 1: all of whom worked with him. Three required surgery, but
26:38
Speaker 1: all five are now in stable condition. And expected to
26:41
Speaker 1: fully recover. Our prayers are with them. Six unarmed soldiers,
26:45
Speaker 1: including one who tackled Radford and five others who restrained him,
26:49
Speaker 1: acted quickly to subdue the shooter and prevent further harm.
26:53
Speaker 1: The base was placed on lockdown shortly after the shooting,
26:56
Speaker 1: and Radford was taken into custody about a half hour
26:58
Speaker 1: after the shooting began. Radford, who enlisted in twenty eighteen,
27:02
Speaker 1: had no reported combat deployments, had a recent duy arrest
27:06
Speaker 1: in May that was unknown to his military superiors.
27:09
Speaker 2: Before the shooting.
27:11
Speaker 1: Joining me now is the director of civic Engagement for
27:14
Speaker 1: Moms for America, as well as the founder of Moms
27:17
Speaker 1: for Freedom and the co host of mom View podcast.
27:21
Speaker 2: Attlee Leje.
27:22
Speaker 1: Welcome to Real America while I'm filling in for the
27:25
Speaker 1: Great Dan Ball, and it's so awesome to have you here.
27:29
Speaker 10: It's awesome to see you anchoring for Dan the Man Ball.
27:34
Speaker 10: I mean, he could have picked a better person. You're
27:36
Speaker 10: perfect at it. So thanks for having me on your
27:38
Speaker 10: show tonight.
27:38
Speaker 1: Oh, he could have picked a lot of better people.
27:40
Speaker 1: I think I was his last choice. I think he
27:42
Speaker 1: got to the bottom of the list and they're like eh,
27:44
Speaker 1: but hey, I'm here. I'm doing the best I can, right.
27:47
Speaker 11: I think you're doing great pivoting.
27:49
Speaker 1: To a very serious topic. You know, we saw the
27:53
Speaker 1: shooting yesterday. Thankfully nobody died. We don't know much about
27:59
Speaker 1: the shooter except he didn't really have any deployments. That
28:01
Speaker 1: doesn't mean he doesn't have PTSD or whatever. I mean,
28:04
Speaker 1: apparently had some interactions with the law. He didn't report
28:06
Speaker 1: to his commanding officers or anything. What's your take about
28:10
Speaker 1: what you saw yesterday?
28:12
Speaker 10: Well, I mean it's obviously a scary situation. I mean,
28:15
Speaker 10: I had a friend of mine who's not really privy
28:17
Speaker 10: to military, She's like, doesn't.
28:18
Speaker 11: Everybody carry on base?
28:20
Speaker 10: And I'm like, no, Actually, it's usually just the MP's
28:22
Speaker 10: military police that carry on base. Not saying that everybody
28:25
Speaker 10: doesn't have a weapon, but it's just not something that
28:28
Speaker 10: you just walk around with. That's usually reserved to MPs only.
28:32
Speaker 10: But I mean, this kind of points to a different
28:34
Speaker 10: level of things. If you really want to talk about
28:37
Speaker 10: veterans and veterans healthcare, I think this is what we
28:40
Speaker 10: need to talk about.
28:41
Speaker 11: That is the bigger story.
28:43
Speaker 10: First of all, we've had some great things come out
28:46
Speaker 10: with veterans' health right. We have an expansion of community
28:48
Speaker 10: care referrals, which means you don't have to have uninterrupted
28:52
Speaker 10: care without reauthorization, so it's one year of care uninterrupted
28:57
Speaker 10: care without reauthorization for about thirty different specials.
29:00
Speaker 11: And these improvements to.
29:01
Speaker 10: The healthcare system is because of Secretary of the VA,
29:06
Speaker 10: which is Doug Collins, but also veteran led organizations like
29:11
Speaker 10: Concerned Veterans for America. Their persistence in dedication to putting
29:14
Speaker 10: the best interests of the veteran first is helping veterans
29:18
Speaker 10: all across the United States right. Because we know that
29:21
Speaker 10: there obviously needs to be reformed to veterans healthcare. Now,
29:24
Speaker 10: I would say that there are other modalities that I
29:27
Speaker 10: think need to be involved in this, not just these
29:29
Speaker 10: very good thirty ones. I mean that you have like
29:31
Speaker 10: addiction and mental health specialists on there that you can
29:34
Speaker 10: use in your community, which is also beneficial for the
29:37
Speaker 10: community that the veteran sits in, serves in works in.
29:40
Speaker 10: But some of the other modalities and treatments that I
29:42
Speaker 10: think should be available that are effective for many reasons
29:46
Speaker 10: for any health care issue, but more specifically because they
29:50
Speaker 10: help with the COVID mandated shot, and we know that
29:52
Speaker 10: that shot had increased a lot of health issues. And
29:56
Speaker 10: those modalities would be like naturopathic Medicine Functional Practitioners h BOT,
30:01
Speaker 10: which is like hyperbaric oxygen chamber, which is very effective
30:06
Speaker 10: treatment for PTSD ozone therapy.
30:10
Speaker 11: You can also do full body PRP.
30:11
Speaker 10: Which is platelet rich plasma therapy through IV and it
30:16
Speaker 10: treats your entire body. There's a study going on right
30:19
Speaker 10: now in Venice, Florida through the People Health and Wellness
30:21
Speaker 10: Clinic that is ACT. We're actually seeing really great results.
30:24
Speaker 10: I'm one of the patients that they're studying.
30:27
Speaker 2: Wow.
30:28
Speaker 10: But also it's really difficult. I don't know if your audience,
30:30
Speaker 10: our audience knows that it's difficult still for veterans to
30:33
Speaker 10: receive iromectin and hydrochloroquin without having to prove that they're
30:37
Speaker 10: going to Africa somewhere.
30:38
Speaker 1: Yeah, well let me do you know so, I mean
30:42
Speaker 1: it's weird. Then media stopped reporting on this.
30:44
Speaker 2: I don't know what.
30:45
Speaker 1: Maybe they didn't like who the shooter was, it didn't
30:47
Speaker 1: fit the bill, Maybe see an end couldn't put place
30:50
Speaker 1: the narrative of that. They usually like to place on
30:52
Speaker 1: shooters on this individual, but immediately medi is not talking
30:55
Speaker 1: about it anymore. But do we know anything about this
30:58
Speaker 1: shooter's motives though, like whether it was p do we
31:01
Speaker 1: know if it was just something political maybe?
31:03
Speaker 2: I mean, we don't know anything, right.
31:05
Speaker 11: We have nothing.
31:05
Speaker 10: And that's why I went straight to just Veterans Healthcare
31:08
Speaker 10: because regardless of what the situation is, whether he was
31:12
Speaker 10: angry at I don't know his command, or you know,
31:15
Speaker 10: had some other kind of medical issue, whether it's lack
31:18
Speaker 10: of treatment.
31:19
Speaker 11: Because of mental health issues.
31:22
Speaker 10: It really kind of just centers in on when somebody
31:25
Speaker 10: picks up a weapon and intends to either shoot themselves
31:27
Speaker 10: or someone else, that is a mental health crisis. Well
31:31
Speaker 10: for me, yeah, when we don't have access to better
31:34
Speaker 10: health modalities, and that the patient isn't able to choose
31:38
Speaker 10: which doctor they see, which facility they are seen at,
31:41
Speaker 10: and who and what kind of medicines that they're able
31:44
Speaker 10: to participate in, you end up cornering these veterans, these
31:48
Speaker 10: people that have given their whole lives to a nation,
31:52
Speaker 10: and then they're told no, you have socialized medicine.
31:55
Speaker 1: Well yeah, and there has been a rise in mental
31:57
Speaker 1: health diagnoses amongst troops. We've seen this, whether it's vaccine related,
32:01
Speaker 1: whether it's you know, I don't know what the cause is,
32:04
Speaker 1: but we definitely need to do a better job of
32:07
Speaker 1: taking care of our troops and our veterans. This is
32:10
Speaker 1: something that we need to really take a strong focus
32:13
Speaker 1: on it this instance. So I'm still not totally sure
32:16
Speaker 1: what happened. I'm sure more information will come out. I
32:18
Speaker 1: am interested to know what your take is about the
32:20
Speaker 1: fact that, look, our military, like you mentioned, our soldiers
32:24
Speaker 1: can't carry weapons on bases.
32:26
Speaker 2: Yet military police can. But these are soldiers.
32:29
Speaker 1: These are people that we trained to use weapons, and
32:31
Speaker 1: this isn't the first time there has been a shooting
32:33
Speaker 1: on a military base. Do you think we should be
32:36
Speaker 1: a soldiers should be able to carry on bases and
32:38
Speaker 1: we take another look at the Second Amendment, why it
32:40
Speaker 1: stops at the military gate?
32:42
Speaker 10: Well, I agree with that, I just I think I
32:45
Speaker 10: don't know what the idea behind that is. I don't
32:48
Speaker 10: know why there's such an issue with that. I think
32:50
Speaker 10: maybe has to do with states rights and if whether
32:53
Speaker 10: or not you're an open carry state or a concealed
32:56
Speaker 10: carry state. But there should be some kind of a
32:59
Speaker 10: provision with this in there in the in the state laws.
33:03
Speaker 10: Whoever's creating these laws, I honestly think that all of
33:05
Speaker 10: America should be a constitutional carry.
33:09
Speaker 11: Yeah, well maybe at a second amendment, right, yeah, but.
33:12
Speaker 10: It is your natural right to protect yourself. And as military,
33:16
Speaker 10: we are, like you said, the most trained, so why not.
33:19
Speaker 1: And good guys with guns are always better than bad
33:22
Speaker 1: guys with guns. And you see in it here even unarmed,
33:24
Speaker 1: brave soldiers still took out this shooter.
33:27
Speaker 2: I think.
33:28
Speaker 10: I mean, that's how it happens. You don't have to
33:31
Speaker 10: use lethal force, but in a case that you need to,
33:36
Speaker 10: our military members are trained enough to where we can
33:39
Speaker 10: make non lethal shops.
33:41
Speaker 2: Yeah. No, I agree with you. We have. It's a combination.
33:42
Speaker 1: We need to do something about mental health because saying
33:45
Speaker 1: people don't shoot other people, but at the same time
33:48
Speaker 1: we need to allow people to protect themselves. These gun
33:50
Speaker 1: laws and these restrictions are something we need to take
33:52
Speaker 1: a look at. Ali, if you want people to come
33:54
Speaker 1: find you, watch your shows, where were it, where do
33:58
Speaker 1: you want to send them?
33:59
Speaker 10: Well, first, I do want to say, since we're on
34:01
Speaker 10: the topic of mental health, telling veterans the truth and
34:05
Speaker 10: getting them out of socialized healthcare suicide prevention, okay, and
34:09
Speaker 10: some of the truths that we need to start answering
34:11
Speaker 10: and telling our veterans is one, and I know we're
34:13
Speaker 10: going back to COVID, but this is important. How many
34:15
Speaker 10: VA facilities had the highest COVID deaths. How many mds
34:19
Speaker 10: who ordered REMD severe were veterans. How many nurses and
34:22
Speaker 10: which nurses just followed orders and they gave the drug.
34:25
Speaker 10: How many vets from twenty twenty to twenty twenty two
34:28
Speaker 10: had dnrs do not resuscitates before admission versus how many
34:32
Speaker 10: were made upon admission.
34:34
Speaker 11: Okay, these are some truths that.
34:35
Speaker 10: Need to be answered, and having via reform in spite
34:38
Speaker 10: of the Union engagement is suicide prevention. Better healthcare options
34:42
Speaker 10: and treatments and removing red tape and bureaucracy will help
34:45
Speaker 10: with suicide prevention in our veterans community. But if you
34:49
Speaker 10: would like to find me and reach out, you can
34:52
Speaker 10: always find me on x at real ali lege and
34:55
Speaker 10: you can always do contact at openmic Ladies dot com
34:59
Speaker 10: or ali at Momsfromerica dot us.
35:01
Speaker 2: Leg What a nice name.
35:04
Speaker 11: Thanks thanks for joining by guys.
35:08
Speaker 1: Up next the debate over the mentally ill and public
35:11
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35:16
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37:46
Speaker 4: Talk to you for a second, MSNBC.
37:49
Speaker 11: Okay, sometimes this happens.
37:52
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh.
37:53
Speaker 1: Comedian Alex Stein pulls off a legendary disruption of an
37:57
Speaker 1: NBC live broadcast at to Texas State Capital earlier this week.
38:02
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38:06
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38:16
Speaker 1: Transgender Bathroom Bill. It aims to restrict transgender people from
38:20
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38:23
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Speaker 1: common sense drew the mentally ill out like a moth
38:35
Speaker 1: to a flame. Big attacks by lawmakers sworn to protect us.
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Speaker 4: Need I remind you that trans Texans are your constituents too.
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Speaker 9: Living as a woman before you today for eleven years
38:47
Speaker 9: and I've been happily married to my husband Greg.
38:49
Speaker 7: For three p seven means I won't volunteer at schools anymore.
38:53
Speaker 1: Some of you might say, good, we don't want people
38:55
Speaker 1: like you around our kids.
38:57
Speaker 6: Oh my goodness.
38:59
Speaker 5: When is this good too? How do you guys look
39:01
Speaker 5: at yourself?
39:02
Speaker 6: I can't wait to break this law.
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Speaker 7: And I am a law betting citizen.
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Speaker 1: I agree, good, we don't want you around our kids.
39:10
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh.
39:11
Speaker 1: Testimony from our next guest, Dallas based political commentator and
39:15
Speaker 1: comedian Alex Stein, drew mixed reaction in the chamber. Stein,
39:19
Speaker 1: host of the show Prime Time with alex Stein, appeared
39:23
Speaker 1: before the Senate State Affairs Committee in support of the measure.
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Speaker 2: Before he joins us. Take a listen to his testimony.
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Speaker 13: You know, a lot of conservatives, like yourself, you want
39:32
Speaker 13: to outlaw transgenders and women's sports. I disagree. I like
39:35
Speaker 13: transgenders and women's sports because you can gamble on them
39:38
Speaker 13: and win money. You know, I want so much money
39:40
Speaker 13: on Leah Thomas's propeller hinting that pool. I almost turned
39:43
Speaker 13: draft draft kings, excuse me in too, Draft queens. And
39:46
Speaker 13: you know, I actually like transgenders in the military too,
39:48
Speaker 13: because first of all, transgenders are some of the meanest
39:50
Speaker 13: people on planet Earth, so they make a good soldier,
39:53
Speaker 13: don't you think. And then you know, second of all,
39:55
Speaker 13: transgenders love to do mass shootings, so you know that's
39:58
Speaker 13: perfect for a military veteran. And then on top of that,
40:01
Speaker 13: the suicide rate is incredibly high among transgender people, so
40:04
Speaker 13: we could just use them, like the Taliban has suicide bombers.
40:07
Speaker 13: Maybe you guys can actually, you know, if you commit suicide,
40:09
Speaker 13: actually help us in the battlefield, So that would be good.
40:12
Speaker 13: So I think we need transgenders in the military and
40:15
Speaker 13: women's sports.
40:16
Speaker 12: Now, when we come to the bathroom buil.
40:17
Speaker 13: Though, this is an asymmetrical problem because, first of all,
40:21
Speaker 13: no dude cares if like a bisexual woman comes in
40:24
Speaker 13: there and tries to use like a p funnel. You know,
40:27
Speaker 13: some lady boy comes in there, some you know stud
40:30
Speaker 13: comes in there, wants the pee in the journal. No
40:31
Speaker 13: guy's going to be threatened by, you know, a trans woman.
40:34
Speaker 13: But we don't want.
40:35
Speaker 12: These gargoyles in address, you.
40:37
Speaker 13: Know, some check with it coming in there and trying
40:40
Speaker 13: to peer poop next to my girlfriend, because that's disgusting.
40:43
Speaker 13: And well, I'm just going to say something. Listen, I
40:45
Speaker 13: want to I have my first time member right.
40:47
Speaker 12: Let me just think.
40:48
Speaker 13: So, we're sick of these transgenders trying to invade women's
40:51
Speaker 13: personal spaces. These people have autognophilia, they're sexual perverts, and
40:55
Speaker 13: they actually get satisfaction from going there and looking under
40:58
Speaker 13: a stall. So these are mentally ill people that are
41:01
Speaker 13: on hormones, that are on all kinds of pills. They're impulsive,
41:04
Speaker 13: and they do not belong on women's restroom. So if
41:06
Speaker 13: some of you lesbians want to come in and p
41:08
Speaker 13: next to me, you're more than welcome. So we just
41:10
Speaker 13: don't let the chicks with them in the women's room,
41:13
Speaker 13: and you guys are all welcome in the men's room.
41:16
Speaker 1: Alex Stein is a comedian and host of the show
41:18
Speaker 1: Prime Time with Alex Stein, and he joins us.
41:21
Speaker 2: Now, Alex, welcome to the show Prime Time.
41:26
Speaker 12: And Bonna Blimp is here. David, let's do this dang thing.
41:28
Speaker 1: Listen, I am so excited for you to be here.
41:30
Speaker 1: Every time I see you, I keep telling you I
41:32
Speaker 1: think you're one of the funniest people I know. And
41:34
Speaker 1: every time I see one of your newest videos, I
41:37
Speaker 1: just think you're even funnier. And you're even more of
41:39
Speaker 1: the funniest. You are the funniest person in American history.
41:42
Speaker 1: I want you to get that title. You should get
41:43
Speaker 1: a presidential medal.
41:45
Speaker 13: I'll take it, David. Now, I'll take that title, but
41:47
Speaker 13: I wish it was true. You know, I feel like
41:49
Speaker 13: Shane Gillis are some guys way funnier than me. But listen,
41:52
Speaker 13: I'll take it.
41:54
Speaker 1: Endorses you for the funniest person in America. Now, we
41:57
Speaker 1: just watched a video of what you did in Texas.
42:00
Speaker 1: Look between and if you guys don't watch Alex's stuff.
42:04
Speaker 2: He goes to city council meetings he goes all these things, he.
42:06
Speaker 1: Sings saw it's so funny, but this one in Texas, Man,
42:11
Speaker 1: I mean not only jumping behind MSNBC, but then going
42:14
Speaker 1: and testifying like you did. You were making great points,
42:18
Speaker 1: by the way, but then just being perfectly Alex Steiny.
42:21
Speaker 2: Can you talk a little bit about that.
42:23
Speaker 13: Well, you know, this was actually the biggest hearing that
42:25
Speaker 13: I'd ever spoken at.
42:27
Speaker 12: You know, you kind of summed it up.
42:28
Speaker 13: You know, I go to city council meetings, you know,
42:30
Speaker 13: county commissioner meetings, and I've worn't tuck friendly bathing suits.
42:33
Speaker 12: I've done it all.
42:34
Speaker 13: I mean, there's nothing that I haven't done at the
42:36
Speaker 13: city council meeting. But when I went to the Texas Senate, this.
42:40
Speaker 12: Was a serious room. This is a serious setting, This
42:42
Speaker 12: is you know, a serious business.
42:44
Speaker 13: And I just went up there and I spoke and
42:46
Speaker 13: I said some talking points that I think are all
42:49
Speaker 13: objectively true, and it just really upset all of the
42:54
Speaker 13: transgender activists that were there because it was for SB seven,
42:58
Speaker 13: State Bill seven, which would limit transgenders from using you know,
43:04
Speaker 13: the biological opposite sex bathroom. I know it's confusing, but
43:07
Speaker 13: the point that I was making in my speech is
43:09
Speaker 13: that this is an asymmetrical problem. These are trans women
43:14
Speaker 13: that were biological males that transition to female. Those were
43:17
Speaker 13: the main people that were complaining about wanting to use
43:20
Speaker 13: a women's restroom. And the point that I made my speech,
43:22
Speaker 13: and I made a couple points, is that no guy
43:24
Speaker 13: is threatened by a girl coming in our space. It's
43:27
Speaker 13: women that are being threatened by transgenders going into their space.
43:30
Speaker 12: So this bill is very important.
43:32
Speaker 13: And me just saying, you know a few of these
43:33
Speaker 13: objectively true statements, it rattled their cage and the video
43:37
Speaker 13: absolutely blew up.
43:39
Speaker 1: Well, you know what's so interesting about this one is
43:41
Speaker 1: and again, like you mentioned some of your city council
43:43
Speaker 1: meetings or commission meetings.
43:45
Speaker 2: Usually you're just so funny and it's so obviously terical.
43:49
Speaker 1: In this one, I was like, wait, Houx is actually
43:51
Speaker 1: making some really good points, like you just mentioned. I mean,
43:54
Speaker 1: this was I was like halfway through, I'm like, I
43:57
Speaker 1: can't tell if he's actually being serious in his testimony
43:59
Speaker 1: or if this is a joke.
44:00
Speaker 2: But the further you went, I realize you're actually serious.
44:03
Speaker 1: You might have been using some language that was intentionally
44:05
Speaker 1: inflammatory to make a point but you're right, the points
44:08
Speaker 1: you were making were accurate. Is this a new page
44:11
Speaker 1: for Alex Stein?
44:12
Speaker 2: Are we going to.
44:12
Speaker 1: See are we going to see an advocacy with real
44:17
Speaker 1: like substance, or are we just going back to guitars
44:19
Speaker 1: and tuck stuff friendly bathing suits.
44:21
Speaker 12: Well, you know, maybe I was just telling you.
44:23
Speaker 13: You know, I've actually after this video blew up, I've
44:25
Speaker 13: had multiple lobbyists firms reach out with interest about having
44:29
Speaker 13: me go down to the Capitol and represent whatever cause
44:32
Speaker 13: that is.
44:33
Speaker 12: So it's not even necessarily that it's a new page.
44:35
Speaker 13: But the reason why this, you know, it hit you know,
44:38
Speaker 13: the reason why it was it went viral because I've
44:40
Speaker 13: made jokes about trans people before and stuff, and then
44:43
Speaker 13: it didn't have the same effect is because it's exact
44:45
Speaker 13: reason that you said.
44:47
Speaker 12: People couldn't tell if I was being serious, if.
44:49
Speaker 13: I was kidding, you know, And that kind of hidden
44:53
Speaker 13: satire is what made it perfect. People are like, man,
44:55
Speaker 13: he's being funny, but he's being serious, And I think
44:58
Speaker 13: that is you know, when I'm speaking, you say hearings.
45:00
Speaker 13: I'm gonna take that methodology and try to be serious
45:03
Speaker 13: and funny at the same time.
45:05
Speaker 2: You know, though, what I.
45:06
Speaker 1: Like about this approach is their argument is almost ridiculous,
45:10
Speaker 1: Like the.
45:10
Speaker 2: Woke left, it's ridiculous in and of itself.
45:13
Speaker 1: It's impossible to have a straight face when some of
45:15
Speaker 1: those people stand up there.
45:18
Speaker 2: And say some of the things they're saying. I mean,
45:19
Speaker 2: you have to laugh at them.
45:20
Speaker 1: It is a joke, but yet they try to make
45:22
Speaker 1: it like serious and people take it. But it's a
45:24
Speaker 1: freaking joke and you're pointing it out perfectly.
45:27
Speaker 12: Well, And you know what was the most alarming. Listen,
45:29
Speaker 12: I love gay people. I don't even really mind adult transgenders.
45:33
Speaker 13: I really just don't like the you know, the telling
45:35
Speaker 13: a child they're born in the wrong body.
45:36
Speaker 12: That's really kind of where I draw the line.
45:38
Speaker 5: But what was so.
45:39
Speaker 13: Weird about this meeting is the amount of parents that
45:42
Speaker 13: brought their kids there and were using them basically as
45:45
Speaker 13: political props. Like there was people that brought their babies
45:47
Speaker 13: and we was like, well, my baby's not a boy
45:49
Speaker 13: or girl, I'm gonna let the baby.
45:51
Speaker 12: Choose its sex. Like this sounds like a Saturday Night
45:53
Speaker 12: Live sketch.
45:54
Speaker 13: This is just something in the conservative media that we
45:56
Speaker 13: joke about how people on the left do this, But
45:58
Speaker 13: this is a real thing.
45:59
Speaker 12: I mean, I saw tank.
46:00
Speaker 13: This isn't just a rumor, Like I really saw a
46:02
Speaker 13: and we have the clips of a mom and they
46:06
Speaker 13: were kind of like a gender fluid mom saying that
46:08
Speaker 13: they have not identified their child's gender yet because they
46:10
Speaker 13: want to let the child choose.
46:12
Speaker 12: It's just it's it's stranger reality, stranger than fiction.
46:15
Speaker 5: You know.
46:16
Speaker 1: But it's like a It's like they call it virtue
46:18
Speaker 1: virtue signaling, but it really is like they're going they
46:21
Speaker 1: put their kids in drill. He doesn't know his gener
46:23
Speaker 1: she doesn't know where gender yet. But you if you're
46:25
Speaker 1: in the far left, if you're sitting around those communities,
46:27
Speaker 1: if you're eating wherever the far left eats, the opposite
46:30
Speaker 1: of whatever Chick fil a is, and you're going to
46:32
Speaker 1: these places and you're bringing your kid there, you're like, oh,
46:35
Speaker 1: you got a trans kid too, Oh I got my
46:37
Speaker 1: trans kid here. And they're all sitting there trading dresses
46:40
Speaker 1: and shirts and they.
46:41
Speaker 2: All trying to figure out they all have the nails
46:43
Speaker 2: painted funny. It's it's almost sick.
46:45
Speaker 1: It's almost child abuse, honestly, Like how are you going
46:48
Speaker 1: to take kids and put them through that? Just so
46:50
Speaker 1: you can hang out with your liberal friends and act
46:52
Speaker 1: like you're part of You're part of some kind of
46:54
Speaker 1: insanity club.
46:55
Speaker 13: Right, Well, look at Megan Fox and a lot of
46:57
Speaker 13: these celebrities that have multiple trans kids.
47:00
Speaker 12: It's just mathematically impossible.
47:01
Speaker 13: I think less than one percent of the population identifies
47:03
Speaker 13: as transmit. Somehow, Megan Fox has like, you know, four
47:07
Speaker 13: trans children, and so you know, they use this as
47:10
Speaker 13: some sort of social cloud, you know, like you just said,
47:13
Speaker 13: they want to be proud of their trans kid. They
47:15
Speaker 13: want their kid to be different, and it's very weird.
47:18
Speaker 13: It is much housed by proxy. In my opinion, it's
47:20
Speaker 13: like parents just basically making their kids sick in order
47:24
Speaker 13: to get some sort of sympathy or empathy from people
47:27
Speaker 13: within their community or online.
47:29
Speaker 12: It's absolutely disgusting.
47:30
Speaker 1: And you actually made an important point that I want
47:32
Speaker 1: to reflect back to because you're like, I don't have
47:34
Speaker 1: an issue trans people are gay people. This is where
47:36
Speaker 1: the left tries to take what we're talking about here
47:39
Speaker 1: and twist it and edit it and manipulate it to
47:41
Speaker 1: make it seem like we're anti LGBTQ, anti trans.
47:44
Speaker 2: It has nothing to do with any of that.
47:45
Speaker 1: What we're against this anti radical trans movements that have
47:49
Speaker 1: really kind of taken advantage of the gay rights that
47:52
Speaker 1: people fought for decades to have the right to marry,
47:55
Speaker 1: to have this. And you know, I know someone the
47:57
Speaker 1: right disagree with some of that still, but mostly you know,
47:59
Speaker 1: Present Trump was the first president to be pro gay,
48:03
Speaker 1: pro gay marriage right out the gate, even Obama wasn't.
48:05
Speaker 1: So President Trump and the right is not anti gay.
48:08
Speaker 1: What we're talking about is being anti trans radicals and
48:11
Speaker 1: harming children, taking them the drag shows, confusing their gender
48:15
Speaker 1: just for the purpose of fitting into an insane community
48:18
Speaker 1: of people, right exactly right.
48:20
Speaker 12: Like I said, I have gay family members. I don't
48:22
Speaker 12: have any issue if you're gay.
48:24
Speaker 13: I just have an issue telling a child they're in
48:26
Speaker 13: the wrong body, or grooming a kid to be over
48:30
Speaker 13: sexualized at too.
48:31
Speaker 12: Young of an age by doing like drag Queen Story hours.
48:33
Speaker 12: So that's what we're against. We're not against people existing.
48:37
Speaker 12: I don't feel like, you.
48:38
Speaker 13: Know, just because a person is trans, they're evil, But
48:41
Speaker 13: I just think they probably have a mental health issue.
48:43
Speaker 13: They probably need to get that address. But that doesn't
48:45
Speaker 13: make me hate them. So that's what I didn't like
48:47
Speaker 13: a lot of people were accusing me of hating LGBTQ people.
48:50
Speaker 12: That's not the case.
48:51
Speaker 13: I just you know, I'm saying some objective facts and
48:54
Speaker 13: if you guys can't handle it, now, that's your problem,
48:56
Speaker 13: not mine.
48:56
Speaker 1: Well, everybody needs to go and follow you right now.
49:00
Speaker 1: Where do you want him to go and do that?
49:02
Speaker 12: Guys following on Twitter?
49:03
Speaker 13: Alex on ninety nine and you know Instagram, prime Time's time.
49:06
Speaker 13: You know my podcast Prime Time with Alex signs on YouTube.
49:09
Speaker 12: So you guys give me a follow up. I'd really
49:11
Speaker 12: appreciate that.
49:11
Speaker 1: Alex, thank you so much for being here. Thank you
49:13
Speaker 1: for joining and keep making me laugh.
49:15
Speaker 2: I appreciate it.
49:16
Speaker 12: That's an order, yes, sir, I'll follow it. Thanks David,
49:18
Speaker 12: thanks for joining.
49:20
Speaker 2: Stick around.
49:20
Speaker 1: Up next, President Trump reignites a decades long tradition in
49:25
Speaker 1: an effort to make America's youth healthy again. We'll discuss
49:28
Speaker 1: the impact of his latest executive order when Real America continues.
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Speaker 1: With a stroke of his famous charbi, President Trump takes
51:57
Speaker 1: a major step forward in the campaign to make a
52:00
Speaker 1: America Healthy again. The Commander in Chief recently signed in
52:03
Speaker 1: executive order to revitalize the President's Council on Sports, Fitness
52:08
Speaker 1: and Nutrition and re establish the Presidential Fitness Test for
52:12
Speaker 1: public school children. I remember that the test reinstatement invokes
52:16
Speaker 1: a tradition dating back to President Eisenhower, now intended as
52:20
Speaker 1: part of the Make America Fit Again initiative.
52:23
Speaker 8: Directs the Council to develop strategies to approve America's physical
52:27
Speaker 8: fitness and renew the American spirit excellence, competitiveness, and sportsmanship.
52:34
Speaker 8: To that end, I'm pleased to announce that we're officially
52:37
Speaker 8: restoring the Presidential Fitness Test and the Presidential Fitness Award,
52:41
Speaker 8: and it's going to be a very big thing. From
52:44
Speaker 8: the late nineteen fifties until the twenty thirteen graduate scholars
52:49
Speaker 8: all across our country competed against each other in the
52:52
Speaker 8: presidential fitness tests, and it was a big deal. This
52:56
Speaker 8: was a wonderful tradition and we're bringing it back.
53:00
Speaker 1: This new initiative is desperately needed in America as children's
53:04
Speaker 1: health continues to deteriorate across multiple dimensions, from chronic disease
53:09
Speaker 1: and mental well being to mortality. A recent study from
53:12
Speaker 1: pen Medicine and Children's Hospital Philadelphia found some serious problems
53:16
Speaker 1: with the kid's health in the US. In fact, infant
53:19
Speaker 1: mortality and child mortality rates in America are nearly two
53:22
Speaker 1: times higher than other income countries. Common contributors include premature birth,
53:28
Speaker 1: sudden unexpected infant death, firearm incidents, and car crashes. Other
53:32
Speaker 1: health issues such as obesity, early puberty, sleep disturbances, physical limitations,
53:37
Speaker 1: depressive symptoms, and feelings of loneliness has also increased. Here
53:43
Speaker 1: now is the founder and CEO of NVIDA Medical Centers,
53:47
Speaker 1: doctor Dino Pratto.
53:48
Speaker 2: Welcome to the show.
53:50
Speaker 7: Thank you for having me.
53:51
Speaker 2: Look, we're talking.
53:52
Speaker 1: We're spending a lot of time talking about all of
53:56
Speaker 1: the things that RFK Junior said he was going to
53:58
Speaker 1: do when he became health and Human Services Secretary.
54:01
Speaker 2: I mean, I couldn't. I'm still shocked by some of
54:03
Speaker 2: these stuff I'm.
54:03
Speaker 1: Learning, like all of the additives and ingredients and things
54:06
Speaker 1: they put in food that they didn't have to put
54:08
Speaker 1: in food, and now they're banning the stuff they put
54:10
Speaker 1: in vaccines they didn't have to put in vaccines and banning.
54:12
Speaker 1: And if you look at child of children in America,
54:16
Speaker 1: they're obese, they're unhealthy. The President just passed that executive
54:19
Speaker 1: order to try to put the enther of the you know,
54:21
Speaker 1: the program to kind of encourage physical fitness. I remember
54:24
Speaker 1: the back in the day with Arnold Schwarzenegger and people.
54:26
Speaker 1: I mean, what's your take about the state of health
54:30
Speaker 1: care in America especially or health of our youth in
54:32
Speaker 1: American And what are you looking forward to with respect
54:34
Speaker 1: to the changes with MAHA.
54:37
Speaker 7: Well, it's so exciting for families across America. We know
54:40
Speaker 7: chronic disease is the cause of so many problems, not
54:44
Speaker 7: just the expense of health care, but the suffering of families,
54:46
Speaker 7: whether it's cancer, diabetes, even some of the complications we
54:51
Speaker 7: see with chronic disease. And so here we're getting to
54:54
Speaker 7: the cause. We're looking at what are the chemical toxins.
54:56
Speaker 7: We're just getting started. I think this Maha movement, which
54:59
Speaker 7: Kennedy did a great job getting it galvanized and moving
55:02
Speaker 7: it is getting everybody excited about getting the chemicals out
55:04
Speaker 7: of the food, which we should have done a long
55:06
Speaker 7: time ago. But now we're starting to look at how
55:09
Speaker 7: do we get our kids healthy, how do we change
55:11
Speaker 7: the way we live so we can live a long
55:14
Speaker 7: and blessed life. And the way to do that is
55:16
Speaker 7: really starting with the food, getting nutrient dense foods in
55:18
Speaker 7: the diet, getting these chemicals out, getting a lot of
55:21
Speaker 7: the sugars and additives, and helping our kids function better. Right.
55:24
Speaker 7: I mean, so it's very exciting and kudos to the
55:27
Speaker 7: current administration for the work they're doing.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: You know, this is I think a renewed focus and
55:33
Speaker 1: it's not even a partisan issue. I mean, everybody should
55:35
Speaker 1: want American children to be healthy. We should want our
55:38
Speaker 1: food to nourish our bodies, not destroy it. You know,
55:41
Speaker 1: we don't want healthcare to be sick care. We want
55:43
Speaker 1: to stay healthy and not need visits to the doctors.
55:47
Speaker 1: I mean, when you look at some of the things
55:50
Speaker 1: that are facing to whether it be the vaccines, whether
55:52
Speaker 1: it be the food, whether it be all these things.
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Speaker 2: Where do you see this going? Do you feel like
55:58
Speaker 2: we're going to turn a corner here? Changing hard?
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Speaker 5: Right?
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Speaker 7: It's very hard. I mean when you look at almost
56:04
Speaker 7: eighty six percent of some of these issues are chronic
56:07
Speaker 7: disease driven. When we look at cancer, autoimmune, heart disease,
56:11
Speaker 7: very preventable, right, and especially with early screenings. But it
56:15
Speaker 7: starts right at childhood with the way we feed our kids.
56:18
Speaker 7: So we're on the right track. But I don't think
56:20
Speaker 7: this solves everything. This just opens the door for the
56:22
Speaker 7: right conversation because we still have a very large medical
56:26
Speaker 7: industrial complex, and to be honest, it profits on the system, right,
56:30
Speaker 7: and the system needs to change. We need to be
56:34
Speaker 7: getting our physicians to talk more about diet, nutrition, lifestyle,
56:38
Speaker 7: which is starting to happen, it's starting to move. And
56:41
Speaker 7: also we need to look at what are the causes
56:43
Speaker 7: of these chronic diseases. So even when the patients get older.
56:46
Speaker 7: On our end, what we see in oncology all the
56:49
Speaker 7: time is these patients are there's metabolic components of this disease,
56:53
Speaker 7: there's chemical toxic components. Their immune system is down regulated.
56:57
Speaker 7: And if we can help people understand this at a
56:59
Speaker 7: young age. Each I do this with my children, you know,
57:02
Speaker 7: I have four kids, and they just understand quality of food, nutrient,
57:05
Speaker 7: density of food, getting the chemical and so what that
57:08
Speaker 7: does is it prepares their mind and their life so
57:11
Speaker 7: that they don't have to they don't get as sick,
57:13
Speaker 7: and they have a better quality of life. So I
57:15
Speaker 7: think education drives a lot of this, and we're just
57:17
Speaker 7: in the beginning of that.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, look, that's what we want out of
57:20
Speaker 1: this whole Maha movement is to make people more aware
57:22
Speaker 1: of how to be healthy, not so much how to
57:24
Speaker 1: get health care, but just to be healthy.
57:25
Speaker 2: That's doctor Pradu.
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Speaker 1: Thank you so much for joining. If you want people
57:29
Speaker 1: to follow you, where can they go?
57:31
Speaker 7: They can visit us at in Vita dot com, E
57:33
Speaker 7: n v I t A dot com and we have
57:35
Speaker 7: lots of information and ability there to help people with
57:38
Speaker 7: chronic and terminal illnesses, particularly oncology, when they have failed care.
57:43
Speaker 7: We have technology to help them. So they're welcome to
57:45
Speaker 7: join us.
57:46
Speaker 2: Well, thank you so much for joining tonight.
57:48
Speaker 7: Thank you, take care you too.
57:50
Speaker 1: Before we say good night, I have to let you
57:52
Speaker 1: know about special guests We have joining us tonight or
57:55
Speaker 1: tomorrow night on a huge show. We'll have a conversation
57:59
Speaker 1: with Tennessee Congressman Tim Burchett. You won't want to miss that,
58:02
Speaker 1: fresh off his horse injury. Also California Congressman Tom McClintock,
58:07
Speaker 1: he's gonna join the program.
58:08
Speaker 2: And the outspoken, free thinking.
58:10
Speaker 1: Super conservative, my good friend Anthony conservative Aunt that you
58:15
Speaker 1: guys know.
58:16
Speaker 2: He's gonna be stopping by and we're gonna be having
58:18
Speaker 2: a lot of fun.
58:19
Speaker 1: And that's gonna do it for tonight on Real America
58:21
Speaker 1: because of course we're all at a time, we're having
58:23
Speaker 1: so much fun. Thank you for tuning in. I'm David
58:25
Speaker 1: Pollock filling in for Dan Ball all week. But stick
58:28
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58:31
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