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4/23/26 -- Dan Ball W/ Rep. Beth Van Duyne, Bill Brown, Chad Bianco, Andrew Jones, Craig DeLuz. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America tonight.
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Speaker 2: Harmu's hostilities, President Trump ordering the US Navy to quote
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Speaker 2: shoot and kill any boat seen laying minds in the Strait.
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Speaker 2: This as a chaotic maritime standoff, shuts down the critical
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Speaker 2: global energy artery once again. Plus the growing SPLC scandal prosecutors,
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Speaker 2: as we told you last night, accusing the infamous outfit
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Speaker 2: of funneling millions in donor funds to the very extremist
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Speaker 2: groups they claim to be dismantling.
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Speaker 1: So what gives?
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Speaker 2: And President Trump's spirited half billion dollar proposal to possibly
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Speaker 2: bail out budget airline spirit He's now getting backlash from
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Speaker 2: both sides the aisle, and I gotta say, I'm not
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Speaker 2: loving it.
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Speaker 1: I'm dan ball. Real America starts right now.
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Speaker 2: Tensions are once again flaring in the Middle East tonight, folks,
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Speaker 2: following a deadly directive from our president, shoot and kill
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Speaker 2: any boat that attempts to put mines in the waters
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Speaker 2: of the Strait of our mouse. That's what forty seven
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Speaker 2: told our Navy.
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Speaker 1: That's what they're going to do.
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Speaker 2: President Trump stated that there is to be no hesitation
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Speaker 2: in taking lethal action against these small gunboats. He also
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Speaker 2: confirms that US mine sweeping operations in the vital waterway
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Speaker 2: are currently being tripled. Politico reporting the UK Ministry of
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Speaker 2: Defense is preparing British military divers and autonomous mine hunting
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Speaker 2: systems to actually help us clear the Strait by the.
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Speaker 1: Time you guys pitch in.
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Speaker 2: Since you'd like to get your oil and gas room
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Speaker 2: up there, how about more of the EU pitch in.
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Speaker 2: This operation could eventually expand into a broader multinational coalition. However,
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Speaker 2: these plans have yet to move past initial stages. This
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Speaker 2: as a US military seizes yet another tanker linked to
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Speaker 2: Iranian smuggling. The Pentagon released footage today of US forces
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Speaker 2: boarding a Guana flag tanker called the Majestic X in
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Speaker 2: the Indian Ocean. Officials say the vessel was sanctioned in
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Speaker 2: twenty twenty four for moving Iranian crude. The latest seizure
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Speaker 2: comes just a day after Iran's Revolutionary Guards attacked three
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Speaker 2: cargo ships in the Strait and captured two of them.
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Speaker 2: This maritime conflict has paralyzed one of the world's most
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Speaker 2: vital energy arteries. So what's next for our navy over there?
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Speaker 2: Are they going to be able to get a handle
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Speaker 2: on it? I'm pretty sure. Joining me now to discuss
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Speaker 2: what's happening in the Strait and with iran retired Navy seal,
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Speaker 2: founder of the New York City Seal Swim and partner
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Speaker 2: at the Parlatory Law Group, Attorney Bill brown Back on
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Speaker 2: Real America. Bill, nice to see you again. All right, squid,
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Speaker 2: let's talk about our amazing navy. The President gave them
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Speaker 2: a directive. I don't know if we have that truth
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Speaker 2: social post, but I mean he pretty much just said, look.
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Speaker 1: You see a boat, Navy, you shoot to kill.
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Speaker 2: There's no capturing, there's no there's no just taking the
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Speaker 2: motor out and disabling.
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Speaker 1: Kill them. That's a pretty direct order for our navy. Bill.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I think the President's got it right. No hesitation.
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Speaker 3: You're not going to negotiate with your hottest mind laying ships.
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Speaker 3: You're gonna sink them, and you're gonna let them join
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Speaker 3: the rest of the Eye Radian Navy. That's the message.
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Speaker 3: They're on their stands. It's clear and ambiguous. We're not
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Speaker 3: messing around. It's time to get your ships in order.
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Speaker 3: It's time to be a civilized nation. It's time to
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Speaker 3: be a global player. It's time that your hottest terror
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Speaker 3: is over.
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Speaker 2: You know a lot about our capabilities, and I would
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Speaker 2: sure your yield years on the teams. You probably no
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Speaker 2: capabilities of our allies as well. I'm glad to finally
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Speaker 2: see I believe it was the UK that's going to
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Speaker 2: send some of this equipment and some of the things
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Speaker 2: that we need to look for the minds in the Strait.
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Speaker 2: I don't see any other participation yet from the French,
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Speaker 2: the Germans, of Wall, all the ones that poo pooed
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Speaker 2: this attack on Iran. But of course need the oil
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Speaker 2: and the net gas that comes out of there because
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Speaker 2: this artery supplies over twenty percent of the world. Do
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Speaker 2: we need their help to make sure there's nothing else
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Speaker 2: in the straight going forward? I mean, it would obviously
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Speaker 2: ease the burden on our troops, but do we need
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Speaker 2: them to pitch in?
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Speaker 1: It'd be nice if they did.
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Speaker 3: You know, this situation kind of reminds me of a
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Speaker 3: good football team that's getting ready to go to the
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Speaker 3: Super Bowl and their favorites to win. Everybody's jumping on
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Speaker 3: becoming a fan. That's what's happening here. We've already won.
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Speaker 3: We don't need them, but you know what, it's better
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Speaker 3: to have a coalition in this and the interest of
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Speaker 3: the global society that you know, one of our key
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Speaker 3: shipping lanes isn't held to a terror attacks that funds
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Speaker 3: jaha Jahatas terrorists across the planet. President Trump's putting an
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Speaker 3: end to that.
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Speaker 4: And you know, one of the beautiful.
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Speaker 3: Things that he's doing is he's using our capabilities to
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Speaker 3: the maximum advantage. He's not putting boots on the ground.
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Speaker 3: He's doing a brilliant blockade. And it's like a boa constrictor.
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Speaker 3: And every day it tightens on their economic economy, and
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Speaker 3: every day it gets tighter and tighter, and sooner or later,
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Speaker 3: guess what. Every day they're going to have a hard
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Speaker 3: time paying their fanatics. They're going to have a hard
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Speaker 3: time paying their terror Proxyso they're going to have a
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Speaker 3: hard time what paying for missiles. And you know what
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Speaker 3: happens with any military. If you don't have the ability
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Speaker 3: to feed your military, if you don't have the ability
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Speaker 3: to provide ammunition, if you don't have the ability to pay,
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Speaker 3: then their disloyalty is going to end.
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Speaker 2: Say they desert, they leave you, and then the millions
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Speaker 2: of protesters that hate this regime could come in and
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Speaker 2: take over, which is what President Trump said he wanted
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Speaker 2: all along. I'm going to finish on something with a
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Speaker 2: Navy guy. There was a lot of hubub overnight because
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Speaker 2: John Feelin is out as the Secretary of the Navy
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Speaker 2: and a new guy.
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Speaker 1: And I don't know if I'm gonna pronounce it right.
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Speaker 1: I hope it is.
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Speaker 2: The acting secretary is hung cowl. We found a video
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Speaker 2: of the new acting Secretary, and I wanted to get
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Speaker 2: Bill Brown's take on him.
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Speaker 1: But first, let's roll this video.
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Speaker 5: I still believe America can be the land of opportunit.
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Speaker 5: I have an obligation to fight back against those who
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Speaker 5: want to control our lives and disrupt our families. We
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Speaker 5: need real fighters, not politicians, not bureaucrats, not keyboard warriors
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Speaker 5: acting tough in a custom made suit.
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Speaker 6: No, not here in America.
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Speaker 5: We must refuse to be intimidated. We must be fearless.
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Speaker 1: I'm liking this guy, Bill, Yeah.
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Speaker 3: You know Secretary Chows at Navy Academy grad twenty five
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Speaker 3: years Specops. He deployed i Iraq, Afghanistan, and Somalia. He's
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Speaker 3: a combat vet. Listen, Secretary, hejet as putting the leaders
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Speaker 3: we need need in their wartime leaders This isn't a bureaucracy.
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Speaker 3: What we need is we need the right people in
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Speaker 3: the right positions. That's what Secretary hecs That did right there.
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Speaker 3: Look look what's happening right now. We got Trump, we
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Speaker 3: got Dvans, we got Rubio. Look a starting a star
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Speaker 3: lineup and leadership right now. And look what's happening now.
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Speaker 3: People aren't even talking about this. Israel and and Lebanon
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Speaker 3: haven't talked in like thirty three years. That's only happening
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Speaker 3: because of President Trump. Yep, we're in a right place.
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Speaker 3: We're getting ready to change the whole chessboard upside down.
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Speaker 3: Venezuela used to be pro communists China, and now guess
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Speaker 3: what their administration's pro us. And we're going to do
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Speaker 3: the same thing to Iran.
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Speaker 1: Love it.
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Speaker 2: Bill Brown, retired Navy Seal, thanks for the input, brother,
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Speaker 2: You take care, God bless you.
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Speaker 3: Thank you, brother God blass.
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Speaker 1: Yep.
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Speaker 2: Up Next, will the federal government bail out discount airline Spirit?
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Speaker 2: We're gonna ask Congressoman and Beth Van Dy to sound
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Speaker 2: off about that one. Plus, we're learning more and more
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Speaker 2: about the possible nefarious connection to some pretty shady groups
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Speaker 2: with the Southern Poverty Law Center. Oh and a bit later,
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Speaker 2: could archaeologists be getting closer and closer to discovering the
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Speaker 2: earlier This morning, the United States Senate took a major
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Speaker 2: step in the ongoing battle over immigration policy, voting fifty
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Speaker 2: to forty eight to advance a seventy billion dollars budget blueprint.
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Speaker 1: Two Republican senators here.
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Speaker 2: We go, Lisa Murkowski Alaska ran Paula Kentucky voted against
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Speaker 2: the measure. The move aims to provide dedicated funding for
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Speaker 2: immigration and customs enforcement and the border patrol through January
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Speaker 2: twenty twenty nine. The vote follows a marathon overnight session
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Speaker 2: by the time you guys get to work, and is
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Speaker 2: a key move by the GOP to end a partial
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Speaker 2: shutdown of DHS that is dragged on since mid February.
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Speaker 2: I think we're up to sixty seven, sixty eight days.
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Speaker 2: It's ridiculous.
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Speaker 1: Here.
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Speaker 2: By using the budget reconciliation process, Republicans are bypassing the
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Speaker 2: Senate's usual sixty vote threshold, allowing them to advance the
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Speaker 2: plan despite solid Democrat opposition and of course the two
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Speaker 2: Republicans that you know whatever. President Trump praised the action
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Speaker 2: on social media, urging his party to remain unified as
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Speaker 2: now the measure will head over to the House. Meantime,
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Speaker 2: the Trump administration is reportedly in advanced talks to possibly
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Speaker 2: rescue Spirit Airline with a potential five hundred million dollar
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Speaker 2: government loan. Sources say the deal could grant the federal
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Speaker 2: government equity stake in the struggling low cost carrier as
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Speaker 2: it works to get out of bankruptcy. The move marks
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Speaker 2: the latest example of the administration's direct intervention into private industry,
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Speaker 2: something I'm not too happy about, folks, but I understand
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Speaker 2: why he's done it. With some other things, this one,
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Speaker 2: I don't know. Officials blame the airline's financial crisis on
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Speaker 2: the Biden regime's decision to block a planned merger from
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Speaker 2: two years ago with Jet Blue, while also citing the
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Speaker 2: current surgeon jet fuel prices, of course, driven by the
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Speaker 2: conflict in Iran now well. The White House argues the
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Speaker 2: move as necessary to save a carrier and fourteen thousand
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Speaker 2: jobs battered by fuel costs and previous regulatory hurdles by Democrats.
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Speaker 2: The proposal, of course, is getting a huge backlash from
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Speaker 2: both sides, Prominent Republicans like Senator Ted Cruz Tom Cotton
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Speaker 2: calling this a terrible idea, wondering why we would want
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Speaker 2: to use our federal tax dollars to prop up a
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Speaker 2: business that has almost failed twice, even with the administration Transportation
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Speaker 2: Secretary Sewan Duffy voicing his concerns, calling this possibly a
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Speaker 2: dumb investment, Duffy adding if no one else wants to
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Speaker 2: buy them, why would we buy them? And I want
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Speaker 2: to dig deeper into why Jet Blue wasn't allowed to
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Speaker 2: buy them two years ago under the Biden regime, and
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Speaker 2: we wouldn't be sitting here talking about this. Join me
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Speaker 2: now to discuss the funding of DHS if this is
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Speaker 2: going to work in the House, I mean the Senate's
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Speaker 2: plan and this proposed merger of the Government and Spirit Airlines.
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Speaker 2: She sits on the House Ways and Means committees. Texas
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Speaker 2: Congresswoman Beth Van Dyne back on Real America.
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Speaker 1: Beth, nice to see him.
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Speaker 2: Let me start with the showdown and then we'll move
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Speaker 2: to the big discussion that everybody's a little upset about today,
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Speaker 2: and I think there's a good reason too. But so
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Speaker 2: the way they're doing this procedural move in the Senate,
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Speaker 2: we had talked about this a couple nights ago. I
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Speaker 2: think of my buddy Hogan Gidley. This was one thing
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Speaker 2: he was proposing they were going to do. I was
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Speaker 2: bummed to see two Republicans, but not surprised, especially being Rakowski,
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Speaker 2: not to be on board with this. But this would
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Speaker 2: then take care of any issues with border patrol and
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Speaker 2: with immigration until Trump's term is done. January twenty nine.
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Speaker 2: Why did two Republicans say no to this? And where
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Speaker 2: do you think it'll go when it comes to your
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Speaker 2: chamber in the House.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm not sure.
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Speaker 7: Look, they did this late late last night, and we
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Speaker 7: had our votes this morning we flew out.
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Speaker 4: So I have not listened.
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Speaker 7: I have not seen the social media of those two,
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Speaker 7: of Murkowski or of m Paul, so I don't know
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Speaker 7: what they're reasoning, but I know that we're very clear
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Speaker 7: we do not want this to continue to be used
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Speaker 7: by the Democrats as a negotiating point where they're negotiating
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Speaker 7: our national security because they don't want to send criminal,
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Speaker 7: illegal aliens back to where they came from.
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Speaker 4: And this is what this fight has always been about.
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Speaker 7: They are continuing to hold up, prevent people from getting
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Speaker 7: paychecks even though they're doing their job, just because they
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Speaker 7: don't want to send.
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Speaker 4: These people home. I think American people have been very
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Speaker 4: clear about it.
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Speaker 7: I had a post earlier today that talk about some
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Speaker 7: of the benefits of the last year, now that we
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Speaker 7: have secured the border, now that we've had over three
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Speaker 7: million folks who have been deported, you know, the lower
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Speaker 7: fetanyl desks, the lower crime rates, these are all good things.
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Speaker 7: Then the amount of money that we're being able to
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Speaker 7: save because they're not getting all these entitlement dollars and
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Speaker 7: NNGO dollars. These are good things, and yet we've got
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Speaker 7: Democrats and as you mentioned, two Republican senators who voted
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Speaker 7: against it.
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Speaker 4: We're expecting to get it back on Monday, as soon
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Speaker 4: as Monday back in the House where we're going to
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Speaker 4: have a vote on it.
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Speaker 7: My fears that you're going to have a couple of folks,
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Speaker 7: maybe on our side of the aisle in the House,
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Speaker 7: that are going to use this as a bargaining chip
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Speaker 7: to be able to get what they want use. We're
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Speaker 7: going to have another opportunity to get a reconciliation package
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Speaker 7: if we can pull it together that we'll have a
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Speaker 7: number of different things in it. That is the time
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Speaker 7: to have the negotiating fight. But I am all for
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Speaker 7: get the DHS funded. Stop having to be held hostage
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Speaker 7: by Democrats. Get that off the table, and if we
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Speaker 7: can get that done on Monday.
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Speaker 1: So be it. Now.
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Speaker 2: I recall Hogan telling me something, and you tell me procedurally,
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Speaker 2: he knows a lot more than I do, and you
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Speaker 2: do as a member. If this gets kicked back to
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Speaker 2: you guys, and the way they structured it, they don't
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Speaker 2: need the sixty majority vote, right, I think a simple
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Speaker 2: majority if you all send it back and attach the
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Speaker 2: Save America Act to it, he says, then it would
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Speaker 2: take the same just one vote win.
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Speaker 1: Not the super majority vote of sixty votes.
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Speaker 2: So is there enough backing in the House of Republicans
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Speaker 2: because I don't even know what the numbers are now?
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Speaker 2: Do we hear three seat majority? Four seat majority? Is
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Speaker 2: that something that could happen where we could attack it.
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Speaker 4: It's a good question. It seems to change. It seems
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Speaker 4: to change every day.
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Speaker 7: We just had the passing of one of the Democrat
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Speaker 7: members yesterday yesterday morning.
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Speaker 4: So that is not how we want to say the majority.
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Speaker 4: God bless.
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Speaker 7: But look, if it comes back and we add the
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Speaker 7: Save America Act, does it go back and you only
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Speaker 7: need a simple majority, that would be wonderful.
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Speaker 4: That would be great if you only need fifty plus one.
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Speaker 7: But the problem is that I've heard that they don't
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Speaker 7: even have fifty senators of Republican senators that will vote
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Speaker 7: for this. So that's the case, but you've already heard
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Speaker 7: a couple of them have already come out and so
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Speaker 7: they vote against it. It seems that this is the
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Speaker 7: Senate is where things are going to die these days.
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Speaker 7: You know, we're doing our job in the House. We've
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Speaker 7: sent it over to them a number of times. Recognize
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Speaker 7: the fact that you know, trust but verify. It's currently
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Speaker 7: illegal for people who are not legal citizens to vote
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Speaker 7: in our elections. Why can't we just verify it, you know,
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Speaker 7: showing an ID and saying, yesday I was born in here.
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Speaker 7: I can prove that I'm a US citizen. And you're
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Speaker 7: supposed to already have to do that to get a job.
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Speaker 7: You know, when you go in that first day, you
15:32
Speaker 7: have to prevent you know, present all those those papers.
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Speaker 7: If you want to get your car registered, if you
15:37
Speaker 7: if you if you want to buy a beer, you
15:39
Speaker 7: have to show ID. This is not rocket science and
15:43
Speaker 7: it's nothing that people aren't already used to doing. So
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Speaker 7: the idea that we're somehow, you know, doing something that's
15:47
Speaker 7: just radical is crazy beyond words. But you know Democrats
15:50
Speaker 7: are going to continue because that's what they do. They
15:52
Speaker 7: call us what they are. So do you trust but verify?
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Speaker 7: It is not a hard stans and literally the people
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Speaker 7: in their districts.
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Speaker 4: Even though Democrats want.
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Speaker 1: This, of course people do. They've seen the polling.
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Speaker 2: Look at CNN has literally polling with independent Democrats and
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Speaker 2: Republicans over immigration and funding and following the rule of law,
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Speaker 2: and the majority of Americans want.
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Speaker 1: This all right.
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Speaker 2: Final one to you is this possible government buy out
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Speaker 2: of Spirit Airlines.
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Speaker 1: Now.
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Speaker 2: I recall a few years ago the CEO of this
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Speaker 2: company making some really nasty comments about a veteran who
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Speaker 2: got upset on board with something, and he pretty much
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Speaker 2: told the veteran and other people, yeah, screw you. If
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Speaker 2: you don't like how we treat you, we don't care.
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Speaker 2: We're the cheapest airline out there. So I don't like
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Speaker 2: this airline in the first place. I'ven't flown on it
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Speaker 2: for probably a decade because I think it's crap, and
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Speaker 2: I don't like the ceo, and personally I don't want
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Speaker 2: my money going to bail them out. Now, I understand
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Speaker 2: the President doesn't want fourteen thousand jobs lost. It would
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Speaker 2: be bad for the industry overall. Why didn't that merger
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Speaker 2: go through? I read a transcript that says the Biden
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Speaker 2: regime said anti trust laws, they thought it would make
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Speaker 2: the industry too big, too many controlling didn't care about that.
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Speaker 2: In two thousand and one. After nine to eleven, Beth,
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Speaker 2: we didn't care about an oweight. After the bubble, there
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Speaker 2: were like three or four major airlines, US Airways, Continental, TWA,
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Speaker 2: I can go on that all got gobbled up by
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Speaker 2: Delta United an American.
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Speaker 1: And we didn't say anti trust.
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Speaker 2: So instead of bailing them out, how about we see
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Speaker 2: if Jet Blue still wants to buy them out like
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Speaker 2: they did two years ago this month, Well, it.
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Speaker 7: Sounds like the CEO said, if you don't you know,
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Speaker 7: to two bat if you don't like it, well guess what.
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Speaker 7: Apparently a lot of people didn't like it, and they're
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Speaker 7: not you know, they're choosing enough to fly on that airline.
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Speaker 7: And I agree, I cannot justify I cannot explain the
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Speaker 7: Biden administration's reason at that point for not allowing that
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Speaker 7: to happen.
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Speaker 4: And now you got an.
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Speaker 7: Airline fourteen thousand employees that's about ready to go bankrupt
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Speaker 7: and cause a huge shift in that market, and it
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Speaker 7: was completely unnecessary. However, I am also not a particular
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Speaker 7: fan of US coming in and bailing private industry now.
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Speaker 7: And I really don't want the I really don't want
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Speaker 7: the folks to even own that I don't think that
18:02
Speaker 7: the government really should be in the business of owning
18:04
Speaker 7: private companies either.
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Speaker 4: You know, we're not China.
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Speaker 1: Now.
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Speaker 7: I haven't seen it, so I can't speak directly to
18:11
Speaker 7: what the President is thinking. I haven't seen the deal,
18:15
Speaker 7: but those two things right there. If it's a bad
18:17
Speaker 7: airline and somebody else wants to buy in the private center,
18:20
Speaker 7: by all means, let them do it. I don't like
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Speaker 7: billing out companies, and I really don't think they get
18:24
Speaker 7: us government should get in the in the habit of buying,
18:27
Speaker 7: in owning aggressions and product grace.
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Speaker 2: And I'm sure President Trump will give us more and
18:31
Speaker 2: his ideas. All I heard him say was he'd be
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Speaker 2: open to talking about it, and then he said he'd
18:36
Speaker 2: be interesting to own a piece of it. And I
18:37
Speaker 2: don't know what that means or how he'd want to
18:39
Speaker 2: use it. Anyway, Time will tell. We'll see what happens
18:42
Speaker 2: with Good Old Spirit Airline. Congressman Beth Van Dyne, thank you,
18:45
Speaker 2: as always, appreciate you.
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Speaker 4: Thank you very much, Dan appreciate it.
18:48
Speaker 2: Straight ahead, more fallout from the indictment of the Southern
18:52
Speaker 2: Law Poverty Center. Yeah, what we're learning more about their
18:54
Speaker 2: possible connections with even more nefarious organizations that the spl
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Speaker 2: was supposed to be fighting against but was maybe funding
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Speaker 2: all or on that.
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Speaker 1: Welcome back.
19:48
Speaker 2: Now, let's keep talking about that deepening scandal surrounding the
19:51
Speaker 2: notorious Southern Poverty Law Center or the SPLC. Of federal
19:56
Speaker 2: grand jury on Tuesday indicted them, which, of of course,
20:00
Speaker 2: if you recall or if you don't know about them,
20:02
Speaker 2: let me fill you in. They build a brand name
20:04
Speaker 2: on promising to dismantle hate in this country, but it
20:09
Speaker 2: seems like they're working with the people that cause all
20:13
Speaker 2: the hate.
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Speaker 1: So now they're.
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Speaker 2: Under indictment for charges of wire fraud, conspiracy to commit
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Speaker 2: money laundering, making false statements to banks, blah blah, blah,
20:21
Speaker 2: blah blah. Prosecutors allege the organizations secretly funneled at least
20:26
Speaker 2: and there could be more than three million bucks in
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Speaker 2: donor funds to several extremist groups like the Area Nation,
20:36
Speaker 2: the National Alliance, here's the big one, the.
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Speaker 1: KKK, and right now.
20:43
Speaker 2: Paperwork shows they were doing it for at least about
20:46
Speaker 2: ten years, from twenty thirteen to twenty twenty three, but
20:49
Speaker 2: who knows, They just started touching the surface. The indictment
20:53
Speaker 2: alleges these payments were routed through shell companies authorized by
20:56
Speaker 2: sblc's chief financial officer and their director of their intelligence project.
21:03
Speaker 2: According to Trump's DOJ, this activity was fueled by a
21:06
Speaker 2: massive expansion of the organized organization's offshore assets, which grew
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Speaker 2: from forty four million bucks in twenty thirteen to you
21:15
Speaker 2: ready two hundred and thirty three million dollars by twenty
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Speaker 2: twenty one.
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Speaker 1: Uh huh.
21:20
Speaker 2: While those holdings have since decreased to one hundred and
21:22
Speaker 2: thirty million bucks, they remain a lot higher than ten
21:26
Speaker 2: years ago. Beyond the financial charges, the SPLC is facing
21:29
Speaker 2: renewed outrage over its annual hate map they always put out.
21:33
Speaker 2: Critics have long slammed this map as a partisan smear
21:37
Speaker 2: machine that groups mainstream Conservatives and Christians and parents organizations
21:43
Speaker 2: to neo Nazis and the KKK. That's what they always try
21:45
Speaker 2: to say. Oh, you're Wright, you're a Christian, You're a
21:47
Speaker 2: concern mom. You must be as bad as the KKK.
21:50
Speaker 1: Screw you.
21:51
Speaker 2: SPLC FPI director Cash Pattel describe the indictment as a
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Speaker 2: major fraud operation, accusing them of manufacturing the very extremism
22:01
Speaker 2: they claimed to fight. For years, the SPLC's massive taxpayer
22:06
Speaker 2: subsidized piggybank wasn't just built on fear mongering. It was
22:09
Speaker 2: also built on checks from some pretty big rich liberals
22:14
Speaker 2: and corporations. And while the SPLC played victim soliciting emergency
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Speaker 2: donations to fight what they call hate, they were busy
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Speaker 2: funneling tons of that cash, allegedly from their donors to
22:27
Speaker 2: the leaders of the extremist groups we're talking. George Soros
22:32
Speaker 2: was giving him cash. Tim Cook from Apple, George Clooney
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Speaker 2: gave him money, JP Morgan Chase, blah blah.
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Speaker 1: The list goes on and on and on.
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Speaker 2: It should come as no surprise that the Council on
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Speaker 2: American Islamic Relations CARE, the ones that labeled me and
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Speaker 2: extremists against Islam last Friday, is openly siding with the
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Speaker 2: SPLC yesterday. Of course they are CARE calls the investigation
23:01
Speaker 2: a political attack, and they are defending them right. But
23:08
Speaker 2: this connection goes deeper, my friends. In twenty nineteen, CARE
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Speaker 2: and the SPLC helped convene a symposium with leaders in
23:16
Speaker 2: the philanthropic sector focused on addressing what they describe as the.
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Speaker 1: Flow of money to hate groups.
23:23
Speaker 2: That effort led to a twenty twenty report titled Hate
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Speaker 2: Free Philanthropy, which urged foundations to deny funding to organizations
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Speaker 2: identified under any of those labels. The recommendations were later
23:37
Speaker 2: promoted to donors through the Chronicle of Philanthropy, placing the
23:41
Speaker 2: issue directly in front of institutions responsible for distributing billions
23:46
Speaker 2: and billions in charity giving. At the center of the
23:50
Speaker 2: controversy is SLP's widely cited hate group list, used by
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Speaker 2: some institutions and corporations as a platform and a reference
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Speaker 2: on where they'll decide to make policy, or give money
24:03
Speaker 2: or not give money. CARE has repeatedly partnered over the
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Speaker 2: years with the SPLC to pressure community foundations into cutting
24:11
Speaker 2: the funding of groups. Anybody they label anti Muslim, you
24:15
Speaker 2: don't give them any money. Anybody attached to Christian organizations
24:18
Speaker 2: call them extremists. Surely don't give them money. You see
24:21
Speaker 2: where I'm going with this. Birds of a feather stick together,
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Speaker 2: don't they?
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Speaker 1: Joining me now?
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Speaker 2: Communications director for the California Republican Assembly, founder of the
24:32
Speaker 2: Uncommon Sense Media Group, and a Project twenty one ambassador
24:35
Speaker 2: for the first time.
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Speaker 1: Craig Deluz on the program. Craig, thanks for joining me.
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Speaker 1: Did you always know? Because I didn't know.
24:43
Speaker 2: I mean, I thought they were scumbags, but I didn't
24:45
Speaker 2: know the SPLC was this dirty in that they're taking
24:48
Speaker 2: the money and given it to the groups they say
24:51
Speaker 2: they fight. And then I find out they're connected to CARE,
24:54
Speaker 2: which CARE, in my opinion, is a terror group because
24:57
Speaker 2: they're connected to the Muslim Brotherhood. Welcome to the program.
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Speaker 6: Well, it's a pleasure to be here. You know, I'll
25:02
Speaker 6: tell you it's new to me, but it doesn't surprise me.
25:05
Speaker 6: This is a group that takes organizations that are clearly
25:08
Speaker 6: doing good and promoting the American way of life groups
25:12
Speaker 6: like a Turning Point USA or Prager University, and they're
25:16
Speaker 6: labeling them as hate groups while at the same time
25:19
Speaker 6: ignoring groups like Jane's Revenge or Antifa who are actively
25:23
Speaker 6: engaging in violence against those with whom they disagree. I
25:28
Speaker 6: just I find it outrageous, only then to turn around
25:31
Speaker 6: and find out that they would.
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Speaker 1: Then fund groups. I mean, why else say fund groups?
25:36
Speaker 8: I will say, fund individuals who would eventually rise to
25:39
Speaker 8: leadership positions, organizations like the KKK and the National Socialist Party, which,
25:46
Speaker 8: by the way, is the Nazi Party.
25:47
Speaker 1: Yeah, crag.
25:48
Speaker 2: This is like a police department, right, a police chief saying, hey,
25:51
Speaker 2: give me a couple million in the budget on the side,
25:54
Speaker 2: and when we get some bad guys in our local
25:56
Speaker 2: jails before we let them out, let's pay them to
25:58
Speaker 2: go back into their groups cause more crime so we
26:01
Speaker 2: can fight it and then I can keep my budget
26:03
Speaker 2: big for my police department.
26:04
Speaker 1: That's what the SPLC was doing, right, But that's what
26:08
Speaker 1: they claim they were. I gotta say, allegedly, here's the problem.
26:13
Speaker 6: The problem is that they have law enforcement powers to
26:16
Speaker 6: be able to do that. Now, let's keep in mind
26:18
Speaker 6: these groups SPLC is not being charged with hate.
26:22
Speaker 1: They're being charged with opening.
26:24
Speaker 6: Up false companies, opening up companies and bank accounts under
26:27
Speaker 6: false names. Why transferring and wiring money to individuals under
26:32
Speaker 6: false names. Now, whether or not what they were doing
26:35
Speaker 6: was as informants or as paying agitators, the crimes they
26:41
Speaker 6: committed are real crimes.
26:42
Speaker 1: They are financial crimes.
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Speaker 8: You are not allowed to do that, and that's exactly
26:47
Speaker 8: what they're being charged with.
26:48
Speaker 1: What should happen to this group?
26:50
Speaker 2: In your opinion, if the allegations from the Department of
26:53
Speaker 2: Justice and Todd Blanch laid them out the other day,
26:55
Speaker 2: if these all find and ring true in a court
26:57
Speaker 2: of law and they're found guilty, what should happen and
27:00
Speaker 2: to a group like this and the money because they're
27:03
Speaker 2: sitting on one hundred and two hundred million bucks allegedly
27:06
Speaker 2: at the very least.
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Speaker 6: They need to lose their nonprofit status. I need to
27:09
Speaker 6: think we need to continue to reveal to the world
27:12
Speaker 6: stuff that's going on with this organization because they're being
27:17
Speaker 6: used their data, their information is being used by corporations
27:20
Speaker 6: and by governments to set an establish policy. And as
27:24
Speaker 6: you had already noted, anyone who's remotely right of center
27:29
Speaker 6: is deemed a bigot, is deemed a racist, is deemed hateful,
27:33
Speaker 6: and therefore is denied advertising dollars from the major for
27:38
Speaker 6: major advertising.
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Speaker 1: Happened to you, Craig, it happened to us, exactly.
27:43
Speaker 6: You're denied opportunities at government jobs, government contracts, or opportunities
27:48
Speaker 6: to work with government programs or government grants. They have
27:51
Speaker 6: they're literally guilty of. I mean, and that's they're guilty
27:56
Speaker 6: of defrauding or committing to sort of fraud that has
27:59
Speaker 6: horror to others, if nothing else.
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Speaker 1: They're also open to a bunch of lawsuits.
28:03
Speaker 6: They may want to hold onto some of that money,
28:04
Speaker 6: because I think some folks are going to be available
28:07
Speaker 6: to sue them. But at the very least they should
28:09
Speaker 6: lose their nonprofit status. And to the degree that individuals
28:12
Speaker 6: can be identified as having violated the law and violated
28:17
Speaker 6: the trust of their donors, they ought to see some
28:20
Speaker 6: jail time.
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Speaker 1: I agree, Greg.
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Speaker 2: Thank you so much for coming on awaiting on this.
28:24
Speaker 2: I have a feeling we'll be talking with you soon again,
28:27
Speaker 2: because this is not going away.
28:28
Speaker 1: Take care of that, yeah, take care up next.
28:31
Speaker 2: Two Republicans and four Democrats took to the stage last
28:34
Speaker 2: night in San Francisco, California, for a first of its
28:37
Speaker 2: kind debate featuring candidates from both sides of the aisle,
28:40
Speaker 2: So who will become the next governor of California. Sheriff
28:43
Speaker 2: Chad Bianco was there and most folks are saying he
28:46
Speaker 2: dominated on the stage.
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Speaker 1: They'll join us next to discuss.
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Speaker 9: We need real change in California. We need to think different.
29:40
Speaker 9: We need to vote different. My plan to make us
29:43
Speaker 9: stay californiable is real and serious, and we can get
29:46
Speaker 9: it done if we just vote differently.
29:48
Speaker 2: This year, alrighty, in the Golden State, the gubernatorial contest,
29:52
Speaker 2: it's a heating up. Last night's debate in San Francisco
29:55
Speaker 2: made one thing perfectly clear.
29:57
Speaker 1: The status quo in.
29:59
Speaker 2: Comifornia under fire by two leading conservatives, and I got
30:04
Speaker 2: to say I'm loving it. Six candidates for governor for
30:08
Speaker 2: California took the stage last night, but the night was
30:10
Speaker 2: defined by a huge, stark contrast between those who want
30:14
Speaker 2: to keep California on its current path Democrats, and those
30:19
Speaker 2: like our next guest, Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianc, who
30:22
Speaker 2: are ready to dismantle the I would say, two to
30:26
Speaker 2: three decade long policies that have failed this great state.
30:32
Speaker 2: While Democrats on stage struggle to defend the state's crumbling infrastructure,
30:36
Speaker 2: sky high cost of living, the homelessness crisis, the real
30:40
Speaker 2: fireworks erupted over law and order. Sheriff Bianco did Min's words,
30:46
Speaker 2: rejecting the tired narrative of racial grievance politics that his
30:50
Speaker 2: opponents are so desperate to push. When pressed on the
30:54
Speaker 2: fundamentals of public safety and enforcing the rule of law.
30:58
Speaker 2: My friend and the sheriff made it clear here in California,
31:01
Speaker 2: the law isn't a suggestion, it's the standard, folks. Whatever
31:05
Speaker 2: happened to that Bianco also blasted Democrats for their destructive
31:10
Speaker 2: gas policies and massive statewide fraud that is currently being uncovered.
31:16
Speaker 10: It is Democrat policies for the last twenty thirty years
31:20
Speaker 10: that are driving the cost of not only gasoline, but
31:22
Speaker 10: the cost of living in California up. We have the
31:25
Speaker 10: highest cost of living in the country because we have
31:27
Speaker 10: had one party Democrat progressive rule for decades.
31:30
Speaker 11: That is destroying the state.
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Speaker 5: Mister Bianco, let me ask a clarification one more time.
31:35
Speaker 5: How would we fund roads and bridges if you eliminate
31:38
Speaker 5: the gas tax, you have fifteen seconds.
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Speaker 10: We eliminate all of the waste of fraud and the
31:42
Speaker 10: abuse that's going on where our money is being spent now,
31:44
Speaker 10: the number one responsibility of government is public safety.
31:48
Speaker 11: Number two is infrastructure, and if you.
31:50
Speaker 10: Look at where California spends its money, infrastructure is way
31:54
Speaker 10: down the line. Don't say that the gas tax is
31:56
Speaker 10: funding our roads because we have the worst roads in
31:58
Speaker 10: the entire country.
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Speaker 1: Yes, I love it.
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Speaker 2: Joining us now at the way in on last night's debate,
32:04
Speaker 2: looks like he's leaving San Francisco, Riverside County Sheriff and
32:08
Speaker 2: GOP Gubernatorio candidate, and yes, as I always disclose because
32:12
Speaker 2: this is an opinionated talk show, not a newscast. My
32:15
Speaker 2: friend Chad Bianco, who I endorsed last year, I like
32:19
Speaker 2: to get all that out of the way.
32:20
Speaker 1: How you doing, Chad, I'm doing very good.
32:22
Speaker 11: It's a good day today.
32:23
Speaker 2: I've been tracking last night's response to this debate of
32:27
Speaker 2: two Republicans, you and Steve and the four Dems, and
32:30
Speaker 2: it appears, my friend, and again this is no expert
32:33
Speaker 2: poll of only calling nine hundred and seventy people and
32:35
Speaker 2: telling you this is a poll, but just looking at
32:38
Speaker 2: the feedback on social media several platforms, people say, Sheriff Bianco,
32:43
Speaker 2: I mean, these are people that aren't supporting you. Sheriff
32:45
Speaker 2: Bianco won that debate.
32:47
Speaker 1: What do you think? Yeah? I agree.
32:49
Speaker 11: We've been watching very close the online feedback.
32:51
Speaker 10: As the debate was going on, and then following all
32:55
Speaker 10: through last night and into today, the feedback we've been
32:58
Speaker 10: getting and what we're seeing online on the social media platforms.
33:01
Speaker 11: It went very well for us last night.
33:02
Speaker 10: I think people are finally realizing that politics as usual
33:05
Speaker 10: is over. And when you have me on that stage
33:08
Speaker 10: with a bunch of career politicians, it's very.
33:11
Speaker 11: Obvious that I should be and I am going to be.
33:14
Speaker 10: The choice for California's next governor, whether it's my Republican
33:18
Speaker 10: opponent who is just a lifelong career strategist, or the
33:22
Speaker 10: rest of those Democrats on stage and then a billionaire
33:25
Speaker 10: who's buying politics.
33:26
Speaker 11: People are over it.
33:27
Speaker 10: We want real life, we want real solutions, we want action,
33:31
Speaker 10: we want leadership. And that's what we're seeing in the
33:33
Speaker 10: comments and the feedback from last night.
33:35
Speaker 2: Chad, isn't it kind of interesting? Leave the video role,
33:37
Speaker 2: Chris both that up again. I want to look at
33:39
Speaker 2: these faces as Chad and I talk about them, because
33:41
Speaker 2: you know, Katie Porter, when all this first started last year,
33:44
Speaker 2: she was at the top of the Democrat polling. Of course,
33:46
Speaker 2: those videos came out. We learned about how horrific of
33:49
Speaker 2: a ex wife she was to her husband and how
33:52
Speaker 2: she treated him, how she treats her staffers, how she
33:54
Speaker 2: treated that news reporter.
33:55
Speaker 1: She fell off the shelf.
33:56
Speaker 2: But Sarah, the rest of the Dems have never gotten
33:58
Speaker 2: barely into double digits, and now you have a billionaire.
34:01
Speaker 2: There's good old mister Stier next to Steve, a billionaire
34:04
Speaker 2: who's allegedly leading the Democrat side, not the overall polling.
34:08
Speaker 2: It's you and Steve neck and neck according to most.
34:10
Speaker 2: But I am amazed that Democrats now are putting up
34:13
Speaker 2: something they say they despise, they hated that we supported
34:17
Speaker 2: a billionaire Donald Trump. Yet that's the guy right there
34:20
Speaker 2: they think is going to get California out of trouble.
34:23
Speaker 1: Chad.
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Speaker 11: It blows me away.
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Speaker 10: I mean, I honestly, last night I felt like I
34:28
Speaker 10: was in the twilight zone. You have Democrats on that
34:31
Speaker 10: stage and a billionaire on that stage, that there were
34:34
Speaker 10: some points where I didn't think we were talking about
34:36
Speaker 10: California because they're not talking about real life for all Californians,
34:41
Speaker 10: for any Californians.
34:42
Speaker 11: They're in their own little bubble of confirmation by us.
34:45
Speaker 10: I really don't know what world Tom Steyer is living in,
34:48
Speaker 10: but it's not the world that we live in.
34:50
Speaker 11: And I honestly, Dan, I.
34:52
Speaker 10: Think finally we're over it, and I think people just
34:55
Speaker 10: want something different now.
34:56
Speaker 1: Amen, I think you're right ched.
34:58
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm literally every day that you're making headlines,
35:01
Speaker 2: I look at the comments and people again that aren't
35:04
Speaker 2: your supporters, that aren't Republicans, that aren't maga. Folks are
35:07
Speaker 2: going I like this sheriff guy, who's this Chad guy,
35:09
Speaker 2: who's this bianco?
35:10
Speaker 1: People are looking at you. I gotta say it.
35:13
Speaker 2: I think people that have been tired of their communities
35:15
Speaker 2: having lawlessness, having their businesses ransacked. Right, how many years
35:20
Speaker 2: did you come on this program and you and I
35:22
Speaker 2: were talking about the smash and grabs in LA and
35:24
Speaker 2: everywhere else that liberals were allowing to happen because they
35:28
Speaker 2: change the rules and they tried to bend the rule
35:30
Speaker 2: of law. And you, my friend, have always said, I'm
35:33
Speaker 2: not bending it's the law. Why are we trying to
35:35
Speaker 2: bend the law.
35:36
Speaker 1: And the constitution?
35:37
Speaker 2: Let me play a couple of clips from your competitors,
35:39
Speaker 2: and I want to get your feedback.
35:41
Speaker 1: This one kills me.
35:42
Speaker 2: We have seen illegal aliens kill a whole bunch of
35:45
Speaker 2: people behind the wheel of eighteen wheelers right ever since
35:48
Speaker 2: Joe Biden let him in. Here's one of the Democrats,
35:51
Speaker 2: mister Bussera, commenting on that roll.
35:53
Speaker 8: It should the CHP be giving English proficiency test to
35:57
Speaker 8: truck drivers? And if not, would you, as governor or
36:00
Speaker 8: push back against the Trump administration on this policy.
36:03
Speaker 11: You have sixty seconds.
36:04
Speaker 12: I would definitely push back on the Trump administration and again,
36:07
Speaker 12: a reckless policy. I would make sure that that officer
36:10
Speaker 12: understands that he cannot discriminate against any driver without having
36:14
Speaker 12: a basis to do so. I understood a little bit
36:17
Speaker 12: of what that individual was trying to say. I couldn't
36:19
Speaker 12: see the signs, but it certainly sounded like he was
36:22
Speaker 12: trying to describe what that particular sign was trying to represent.
36:25
Speaker 12: And so we have to be very careful that we're
36:28
Speaker 12: not profiling consumers in California drivers in California.
36:32
Speaker 2: It has nothing to do with profiling. If you can't
36:34
Speaker 2: read signs, if you can't speak English, how are you
36:37
Speaker 2: allowed to push what forty ton down the road?
36:40
Speaker 1: Chad?
36:41
Speaker 10: Yeah, that was I was a little frustrated with that
36:44
Speaker 10: question last night because they're pushing this whole narrative of
36:47
Speaker 10: racism when it's common sense.
36:50
Speaker 11: Do you understand the road signs? Can you speak our language?
36:53
Speaker 11: Can you understand those things?
36:55
Speaker 10: How many people have to die before we care about
36:57
Speaker 10: one person with the driver's license. We care about that
36:59
Speaker 10: person more than the people that are being killed because
37:02
Speaker 10: of accidents that are happening on the roadways. Because they
37:04
Speaker 10: don't know where they're going, or they didn't know what
37:06
Speaker 10: a road sign means and they cause an accident. It's
37:09
Speaker 10: absolutely a bizarre place that we're at, this victim mentality
37:13
Speaker 10: instead of just common sense, doing the right thing and
37:15
Speaker 10: making the right decisions.
37:16
Speaker 2: All right, homelessness, This one's been debated ever since Gavin
37:19
Speaker 2: Newsom took office eight years ago because he promised he
37:22
Speaker 2: was going to get it in control and reduce the numbers,
37:25
Speaker 2: and he hasn't. It's only expanded. We've wasted millions. You
37:29
Speaker 2: probably know better. Maybe it's billions trying to solve the
37:31
Speaker 2: homelessness issue in California. It came up, y'all answered it.
37:35
Speaker 2: But Katie Porters was interesting. Let's roll that one.
37:38
Speaker 13: What grade would you give him on homelessness and what,
37:41
Speaker 13: if anything, would you do differently?
37:43
Speaker 1: You have sixty seconds.
37:44
Speaker 14: I'm a notoriously tough grader, but I would probably give
37:47
Speaker 14: him a bee on homelessness. I don't think this has
37:50
Speaker 14: been an easy problem to solve, but I do give
37:53
Speaker 14: him a lot of credit for calling attention to the problem.
37:55
Speaker 14: When he campaigned eight years ago, he was talking about
37:58
Speaker 14: housing when nobody else was.
38:00
Speaker 2: Chad Katie's giving Gavin newsome a B for homelessness issues.
38:05
Speaker 2: How would you grade him? What do you think of
38:07
Speaker 2: Katie's response? And what's your idea to tackle the homelessness issue.
38:12
Speaker 10: Yeah, we absolutely know that it is a complete f
38:15
Speaker 10: And what I mentioned last night, what I said last
38:17
Speaker 10: night is there's two things that can happen. They can
38:20
Speaker 10: either admit that our age education the system is broken
38:23
Speaker 10: and that we give high grades to failure. Or they
38:26
Speaker 10: can admit that they are so buried in identity politics
38:30
Speaker 10: that they don't even have the courage to stand up
38:32
Speaker 10: for something that's wrong, and they can show that they're
38:35
Speaker 10: just going to take us off a cliff doing the
38:36
Speaker 10: same thing over and over and over again because they
38:39
Speaker 10: don't have the guts and the courage to stand up
38:41
Speaker 10: for something that's wrong. So homelessness is number one. Not homelessness.
38:46
Speaker 10: It has nothing to do with homes. We have to
38:47
Speaker 10: stop calling at homes. This is about a drug induce psychosis.
38:50
Speaker 10: This is about drug and alcohol abuse and mental illness.
38:53
Speaker 10: And until we start calling it what it is and
38:55
Speaker 10: treating it for what it is, we'll never fix it.
38:57
Speaker 10: We have to stop all of the money going to
39:00
Speaker 10: these nonprofits and NGOs in this homeless industrial complex, and
39:03
Speaker 10: we have to take a portion of the money and
39:07
Speaker 10: fund Prop thirty six so we can have drug and
39:09
Speaker 10: alcohol treatment centers, we can have mental health treatment centers,
39:12
Speaker 10: and just as importantly or more both, there has to
39:15
Speaker 10: be treatment centers that treat mental health and drug and alcohol.
39:18
Speaker 10: And when we start treating the problem instead of the
39:21
Speaker 10: symptom and just calling it homes, then we fix it.
39:24
Speaker 1: Thank you, ched last one I heard you talk about.
39:26
Speaker 2: And everybody's complaining, of course about the pain at the pump,
39:29
Speaker 2: which I believe will go down once the conflict in
39:31
Speaker 2: a Ran is over. But it's never going to go
39:33
Speaker 2: down in California because we already have that ridiculous gas
39:36
Speaker 2: tax and we pay almost two bucks more than everybody else.
39:38
Speaker 1: I heard you discuss it.
39:39
Speaker 2: But tell my viewers with a few seconds left, how
39:41
Speaker 2: you're going to get gas prices down once you're governor.
39:45
Speaker 1: Yeah.
39:45
Speaker 10: Absolutely, We're going to be oil independent in this state.
39:47
Speaker 10: Stop buying it from other countries making them rich. We'll
39:50
Speaker 10: make California rich, and then our gas will be the
39:52
Speaker 10: lowest in the country, just like those other states who
39:55
Speaker 10: utilize their own oil instead of buying it from other people.
39:58
Speaker 10: You eliminate the gas tax that we have the sixty
40:01
Speaker 10: one cents.
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Speaker 11: You eliminate all the fees, the.
40:02
Speaker 10: Regulations from the gas and oil companies, and then all
40:05
Speaker 10: of a sudden, the price of gas comes down. You
40:06
Speaker 10: utilize your own oil so you can do it cheaper.
40:09
Speaker 10: And then now we have two dollars gas, two dollars
40:11
Speaker 10: twenty cent gas. That's what we should have in California.
40:14
Speaker 10: That's what we will have with me as a governor.
40:16
Speaker 2: All right, soon to be governor, I mean, Sheriff Chad Bianco.
40:20
Speaker 2: Hop on that plane. Keep criss crossing the state. Get
40:23
Speaker 2: your messaging out. You know, I'm so glad, my friend,
40:27
Speaker 2: that you have been civil when it comes to your
40:30
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40:34
Speaker 2: to Stee before offline, I wish he would have stayed
40:36
Speaker 2: civil as well, and that you two could have just
40:38
Speaker 2: battled Democrats. We've only got a few weeks left till
40:41
Speaker 2: the primary, and you know, I wish you the best,
40:43
Speaker 2: my friend.
40:43
Speaker 1: Keep it up.
40:44
Speaker 11: Thank you appreciate it, Dan, Yeah, thank you, God bless.
40:46
Speaker 2: All right, stick around coming up next in our good
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40:53
Speaker 2: they are very close to discovering that's connected to the
40:58
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43:27
Speaker 2: right so get this. New scientific findings are putting fresh
43:31
Speaker 2: attention on the historical accuracy of the Bible. We touched
43:35
Speaker 2: on this last night a little bit with the founder
43:37
Speaker 2: of Pastors for Trump, pastor Jackson Lamar.
43:39
Speaker 1: You might remember that if you're watching last night.
43:41
Speaker 2: So researchers studying sediment layers near the Dead Sea say
43:46
Speaker 2: there's evidence of a massive earthquake in the early first century,
43:51
Speaker 2: and you're like, Okay, duh, Dan, there's earthquakes all the time,
43:54
Speaker 2: ready for it. They believe the earthquake happened right around
43:59
Speaker 2: the time that Jesus was crucified, which would match the
44:04
Speaker 2: details described in the Gospels.
44:06
Speaker 1: How about that? Get chills when I read this stuff
44:09
Speaker 1: about the Bible.
44:11
Speaker 2: That same research is gaining traction worldwide, with some major
44:15
Speaker 2: headlines claiming the event has been proven, but experts say
44:19
Speaker 2: it's more accurate to call it now supporting evidence. At
44:22
Speaker 2: the same time, new verified fragments from the Dead Sea
44:26
Speaker 2: Scrolls are now on display at the Museum of the Bible,
44:29
Speaker 2: offering one of the clearest looks yet at how Biblical
44:32
Speaker 2: texts appeared around that same era. Science and arch Chaellois
44:37
Speaker 2: aren't closing the case, but they are adding new weight
44:40
Speaker 2: to some of history's.
44:41
Speaker 1: Oldest accounts for US Christians, and I love it for centuries.
44:46
Speaker 1: You're ready for this one.
44:47
Speaker 2: The Arc of the Covenant, the sacred chest said to
44:50
Speaker 2: house the Ten Commandments, has remained one of the greatest
44:53
Speaker 2: mysteries ever. We're told it vanished during the Babylonian sack
44:58
Speaker 2: of Jerusalem back in eight six BC, So of course
45:02
Speaker 2: there's been tons of legends on where it went, was
45:05
Speaker 2: it destroyed, was it hidden underground?
45:07
Speaker 1: Where is it?
45:08
Speaker 2: And there's been researchers looking forever. But now there's a
45:11
Speaker 2: new search underway. Archaeologist doctor Chris McKinney suggests the Arc
45:16
Speaker 2: was never destroyed, but hidden to protect it from invaders. Now,
45:21
Speaker 2: because traditional excavation is forbidden at all sacred sites like
45:26
Speaker 2: the Temple Mount, experts are now turning to non invasive technology.
45:31
Speaker 2: It's kind of like all the tech with your body,
45:34
Speaker 2: right they've got these non invasive procedures, same thing with
45:37
Speaker 2: going in and looking into the dirt. Researchers are using
45:40
Speaker 2: instruments that now track subatomic particles to actually see through rock,
45:47
Speaker 2: to map hidden chambers and any type of objects, especially
45:51
Speaker 2: made of metal. And they're doing this deep beneath the
45:55
Speaker 2: city of David. These advanced sensors could finally reveal what
45:59
Speaker 2: lies in these deep blind spots and could it be
46:03
Speaker 2: the Arc of the Covenant. This as a longstanding mystery
46:07
Speaker 2: atop Turkey's mount erit may finally be gaining new ground
46:10
Speaker 2: as well. A researcher with the group Noah's Arc Scans
46:14
Speaker 2: claims that new sophisticated radar and soil analysis of massive
46:20
Speaker 2: boat shaped rock formation could offer evidence that the legendary
46:24
Speaker 2: vessel from the Book of Genesis is real as well. Hey,
46:29
Speaker 2: as a kid here in these stories, I never thought
46:31
Speaker 2: any different. And as we keep uncovering these things for
46:35
Speaker 2: all you doubters and haters out there and atheists, y'all
46:38
Speaker 2: better get on board and get right with Jesus. Ground
46:41
Speaker 2: penetrating radar has reportedly uncovered a complex series of subterranean
46:47
Speaker 2: corridors and even a central cavity, all matching.
46:51
Speaker 1: The estimates of the Biblical arc.
46:54
Speaker 2: Furthermore, soil samples taken from the site show distinct organic
46:58
Speaker 2: signatures not found in the surrounding earth, suggesting what that
47:04
Speaker 2: there was human intervention or some sort of unique preservation.
47:09
Speaker 2: I mean, look at the shape and if it don't
47:12
Speaker 2: match the dirt around, how to get there?
47:15
Speaker 1: What is it?
47:16
Speaker 2: Joining me now to discuss all this further a researcher
47:20
Speaker 2: at Noah's Arc scans Andrew Jones, who I believe is
47:23
Speaker 2: joining us from Turkey. Andrew, I mean, I'm a big
47:29
Speaker 2: kid on history and biblical history. My grandma read the
47:33
Speaker 2: Bible cover to cover, raising me I don't know how
47:35
Speaker 2: many times in her lifetime and got named after Daniel
47:39
Speaker 2: and the lions Dan and so all this stuff. When
47:41
Speaker 2: I hear it, I am just blown away. But I'm
47:44
Speaker 2: not skeptical, like no, this can't be. I'm like, thank God,
47:48
Speaker 2: you guys are doing this. We have the technology to
47:50
Speaker 2: show it, and we can kind of push back on
47:53
Speaker 2: all the non believers and say here's the evidence, talk
47:56
Speaker 2: about what you guys are uncovered with the arc.
48:00
Speaker 13: Yeah, thank you for having me on. So I'm here
48:02
Speaker 13: in eastern Turkey, and this site is located in the
48:05
Speaker 13: Mountains of air Rat. Now, according to the Book of Genesis,
48:09
Speaker 13: chapter eight, this is the exact region where Noah's ark landed.
48:14
Speaker 13: You know, Moses, who I believe wrote the Book of Genesis,
48:16
Speaker 13: he didn't give us the GPS for the location, but
48:19
Speaker 13: he said in this general region the mountains of air Rat,
48:23
Speaker 13: which is where we get the ancient kingdom of Orr two.
48:26
Speaker 13: That's where we get the English word air Rat, and
48:28
Speaker 13: this was their territory. And this is where we're finding
48:32
Speaker 13: this boat shaped object. It was first discovered in nineteen
48:35
Speaker 13: fifty nine and different researchers have been here, has been
48:38
Speaker 13: in the news on and off again. But what's cool
48:41
Speaker 13: is that now we have newer technology, digital ways to
48:45
Speaker 13: slice and dice our data that we're seen below the surface.
48:49
Speaker 13: And so this is what which was in the news
48:52
Speaker 13: this week because of what we've been doing at the
48:54
Speaker 13: site for the last you know, six seven years.
48:57
Speaker 2: Talk to me more about what I discussed in your
48:59
Speaker 2: in your intro which we got from your people, about
49:02
Speaker 2: how the sentiment or the if you call it a
49:05
Speaker 2: rock or its fossilized wood, whatever it is, how that
49:08
Speaker 2: material doesn't match up with what's around. Are you finding
49:12
Speaker 2: things that are from thousands of miles away and there's
49:15
Speaker 2: no one explained how they would get there because that
49:18
Speaker 2: type of whatever material doesn't belong in that area of
49:22
Speaker 2: Mount ara At in Turkey.
49:25
Speaker 13: That is correct. So the biggest thing is we did
49:28
Speaker 13: a soil analysis. And so in the past there have
49:31
Speaker 13: been soil analysis done on specific spots at the site.
49:35
Speaker 13: But we had a Turkish geologist professor and then an
49:39
Speaker 13: Australian soil scientist designed an eighty eight randomized soil survey
49:44
Speaker 13: and so from twenty two locations, we took four samples
49:47
Speaker 13: to get a good average, and we did this inside
49:50
Speaker 13: and outside of this it's an earth information, it's not
49:54
Speaker 13: a rock and so we took these soil samples inside
49:57
Speaker 13: and outside of the boat formation to see what was
50:00
Speaker 13: going on. Because actually how it all started for this analysis.
50:04
Speaker 13: I noticed that the grass was growing yellower inside and
50:08
Speaker 13: I said, like, what's going on? And I actually had
50:10
Speaker 13: a tour that at the same time we noticed the
50:12
Speaker 13: grass growing yellower. I had a tour group coming through
50:15
Speaker 13: and one of the participants on the tour was the
50:18
Speaker 13: soil scientist from Australia. His name is Bill Crabtree, and
50:22
Speaker 13: I told this to him and he had the experience.
50:24
Speaker 13: He lectures around the world and he trains farmers, and
50:27
Speaker 13: I said, hey, can we design a soil test to
50:30
Speaker 13: find out why is the grass yellow inside but outside
50:32
Speaker 13: it's green? And this was end of September twenty twenty
50:35
Speaker 13: four and so him with the Turkish geologist, they designed
50:40
Speaker 13: the survey and took the samples and they had to
50:43
Speaker 13: analyze that at a Turk university about four hours away
50:46
Speaker 13: from here. And by January of last year we had
50:50
Speaker 13: the results and it was showing that inside is very
50:53
Speaker 13: distinct soil compared to right outside. And so some people
50:57
Speaker 13: will say, well, this is just a natural formation, you
51:00
Speaker 13: know solid rock which is not or you know dirt
51:02
Speaker 13: going around a rock and it formed an oval shape. Well,
51:06
Speaker 13: the thing is, this is not the same dirt from
51:09
Speaker 13: right outside. The parameter of the boat shape, so we
51:13
Speaker 13: have three hundred percent more, three times more organic matter,
51:18
Speaker 13: we have thirty eight percent more potassium inside, and we
51:22
Speaker 13: have an eight fold decrease in the phscale. And so
51:25
Speaker 13: this is very exciting because we you know, in the
51:29
Speaker 13: past people saw the shape but they didn't realize what
51:33
Speaker 13: was going on with the soil. Right now we have
51:35
Speaker 13: laboratory proof that it's different and unique, and you can't
51:38
Speaker 13: explain that.
51:39
Speaker 1: Anything else around the rock. You're you're talking for like
51:42
Speaker 1: hundreds of miles.
51:43
Speaker 2: There's no way that shape and what's in it matches
51:47
Speaker 2: any of the soil around.
51:48
Speaker 1: So it's way different. Again, it could be really.
51:53
Speaker 13: Yeah, well, we're testing inside and right outside the parameter
51:56
Speaker 13: to show that this is distinct on the mountain side,
51:59
Speaker 13: so it is different soil on the mountain side. But
52:02
Speaker 13: we even asked the lab the test for like phosphorus
52:05
Speaker 13: and phosphates to see if maybe farming, you know, maybe
52:08
Speaker 13: the locals did something inside the boat shape. And we
52:11
Speaker 13: even interviewed some of the oldest villagers from the nearby
52:14
Speaker 13: village and they said, no, we've never farmed out there.
52:16
Speaker 13: It was just natural grass growing that they would cut.
52:19
Speaker 13: But other than that, they did no fertilizing, no farming.
52:22
Speaker 13: And so when this ship shape showed up about nineteen
52:26
Speaker 13: late nineteen forties, but then it was first recognized when
52:28
Speaker 13: they did aerial photography in the late nineteen fifties and
52:32
Speaker 13: then hit the news later in that year, and then
52:35
Speaker 13: into the next year. But it wasn't until now that
52:37
Speaker 13: we've actually taken and applied you know, soil chemistry tests
52:41
Speaker 13: to what's to see what's going on? Why is this
52:43
Speaker 13: material different right now? If it's Noah Zark, then you
52:47
Speaker 13: have a massive wooden vessel. As it decays over thousands
52:51
Speaker 13: of years, it would leave a chemical imprint in the soil,
52:54
Speaker 13: like a increase in the organic matter, you know, all
52:56
Speaker 13: this wood, right, and the change of potassium releasing the
52:59
Speaker 13: potassium lands.
53:00
Speaker 1: So it's very exciting.
53:02
Speaker 13: But that's not the only thing we've done.
53:04
Speaker 2: And I hate to uh, I hate to wrap yet,
53:06
Speaker 2: but I'm out of time. It's end of show and
53:08
Speaker 2: I'm going to go into the next show. So I
53:10
Speaker 2: know you're excited about it, and so am I, but
53:12
Speaker 2: I got to wrap and say thank you man for
53:14
Speaker 2: all of this. Let's have you back on for more
53:16
Speaker 2: discussion as you find Yes, stay in touch with my
53:19
Speaker 2: producers Andrew Jones with Noah's arc scans.
53:22
Speaker 1: Love this stuff.
53:23
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53:27
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