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8/18/26 -- Dan Ball W/ John King, Cam Higby & Anthony Rubin, Bill Wells, Aidan Johnston, Wyatt Werneth. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight Ahead on Real America tonight, independent journalist Cam Higney
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Speaker 1: and Anthony Ruben are going to join it at the
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Speaker 1: top of the show to discuss their recent investigation into
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Speaker 1: the corrupt Minnesota election process. They went under cover, they
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Speaker 1: exposed poll workers and all sorts of ridiculous happening in
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Speaker 1: that state, which means it's probably happening elsewhere. And now
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Speaker 1: go figure the left is retaliating against these two independent journalists.
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Speaker 1: Plus a huge win for the Second Amendment and gun
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Speaker 1: owners as the DOJ finalized the new rule allowing nonviolent
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Speaker 1: felons to get their gun rights back. Aiden Johnson from
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Speaker 1: Gun Owns America walk us through it tonight, and a
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Speaker 1: special guest will drop by for an exclusive interview about
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Speaker 1: that heroic teenage lifeguard in California who rescued a ten
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Speaker 1: year old swimmer and then was honored by President Trump
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Speaker 1: yesterday in the Oval Office. I'm Dan Ball, and Real
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Speaker 1: America starts right now.
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Speaker 2: I can both correct. If he's vouching, you can vouch
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Speaker 2: for up to eight people.
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Speaker 3: My friends here would need to show what if.
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Speaker 2: You're vouching for them, They wouldn't need to show it.
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Speaker 1: Don't need to show anything you can vouch for eight
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Speaker 1: people and you don't have to show any proof. Good
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Speaker 1: Tuesday until you folks, Welcome to real America tonight, that's
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Speaker 1: real and happening in America. It's primary election day for
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Speaker 1: midterms once again in Alaska, Florida, and Wyoming. Tonight critical
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Speaker 1: midterm primaries. We're going to be following those races closely,
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Speaker 1: and we'll break them down on tomorrow Night's show once
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Speaker 1: we get final results. Because I don't like speculating and
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Speaker 1: saying we think this and we think that person's gonna win,
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Speaker 1: we wait till we have facts. So let's lead off
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Speaker 1: tonight with something even bigger. And you're like, what's bigger
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Speaker 1: than midterms? Free, fair, transparent, legal elections. That's what's the
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Speaker 1: bigger issue. I think voter fraud. You and I know
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Speaker 1: it's real. That's why you watch this program on this network.
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Speaker 1: We know that our election systems can be compromised, there's
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Speaker 1: no doubt. We know that voter roles are full of
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Speaker 1: illegal voters, dead people, people from other states, Illegals are
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Speaker 1: on voter roles. They need to be cleaned up. We
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Speaker 1: have shown you so many examples on this program. Literally
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Speaker 1: since twenty twenty since we launched of election security issues,
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Speaker 1: and just in the last few weeks, there's been more
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Speaker 1: gaining attention. One of the states that we focused on, Minnesota.
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Speaker 1: Sorry not sorry, it's corrupt as hell. Now we're discovering
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Speaker 1: just how corrupt their election process actually is thanks to
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Speaker 1: some of our good friends like James O'Keefe, Anthony Rubin,
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Speaker 1: and Cam Higbee, independent journalist who actually go out there
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Speaker 1: and bring the real story to you, unvarnished. No corporate
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Speaker 1: overlord tell them what they can and can't say. So
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Speaker 1: get this. One week ago they went to some of
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Speaker 1: the polling stations in Minneapolis, and they were disguised as Muslims,
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Speaker 1: and they showed in their undercover reporting how easy it
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Speaker 1: is to scam the system and to be real, folks,
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Speaker 1: the way the system is set up, you don't even
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Speaker 1: have to scam it. It's set up that it's corrupt,
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Speaker 1: that it's illegal in my opinion, because you're ready for this.
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Speaker 1: Per Minnesota law, they proved on camera that somebody can
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Speaker 1: just show up and vouch for eight people without any ID,
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Speaker 1: any verification, any registration, no questions asked, just sign this
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Speaker 1: and say yeah, I vouched for these eight Muslims, these
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Speaker 1: eight Chinese nationals. They even got poll workers on camera.
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Speaker 1: How to explain how this ridiculous legal process works in
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Speaker 1: the state of Minnesota. Watch this. They're not hunting with
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Speaker 1: the vouching vouching for I vouch for them. It is that? Okay?
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Speaker 1: How does that work?
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Speaker 2: Well, if you're all in the same precinct, yes.
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Speaker 4: And you are already registered, which looks like you are,
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Speaker 4: then you you can vouch for them as idea for them.
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Speaker 1: Oh good? If they do not have their idea, is that? Okay,
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Speaker 1: I vouch for them? How many people may I vouch for?
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Speaker 1: It's eight? I can vouch for eight people. Oh good?
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Speaker 1: We can go pick up Mohammed and Renuzzu in the
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Speaker 1: car outside. Good. The question about the vouching again, I
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Speaker 1: can vouch for eight people in your precinct and they live, Yes,
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Speaker 1: in my precinct. That is so, That is so wonderful.
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Speaker 1: That is such a good American tradition. I'm trying not
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Speaker 1: to laugh because it's a serious stuff. But just hearing
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Speaker 1: our friend James's accent and these people not having a
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Speaker 1: clue that we will go get the Mohammad and have
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Speaker 1: them all come back. Yeah, Democrats say, as they've told
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Speaker 1: us since twenty twenty, our elections are totally safe and secure. Right.
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Speaker 1: The only thing more insane that you just saw right
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Speaker 1: there is the reaction to it. You're ready for this.
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Speaker 1: After these three brave journalists shed light on the potential
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Speaker 1: for huge fraud in Minnesota, what happens Minnesota's Secretary of State,
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Speaker 1: Steve Simon threatens to take legal action against them. Folks.
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Speaker 1: This is what we're dealing with. This is why the
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Speaker 1: Save America Act has to get past. This is why
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Speaker 1: if you see something that smells and looks fishy, say
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Speaker 1: something at the polling booth. There are all sorts of
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Speaker 1: ridiculous laws on the books. There are people cheating the system,
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Speaker 1: gaming the system. Come on, joining me now with more
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Speaker 1: insight into their investigations. Independent journalists and CEO of Muckraker
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Speaker 1: Anthony Rubin joining him another great independent journalist, Cam Higbee,
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Speaker 1: both gentlemen with James O'Keeffe in Minnesota busting this story. Guys,
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Speaker 1: welcome back, Thanks for coming on. Let me thank both
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Speaker 1: of you for going and doing this first, just to
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Speaker 1: start on a little light softball, how in the sam
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Speaker 1: Hill do these people not know that you guys and
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Speaker 1: James are all dressed up faking. They had no clue
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Speaker 1: who wants to take this one? Cam? Anthony, you're smiling.
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Speaker 5: They were gonna vote as a woman. They were gonna
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Speaker 5: let me vote as a woman. I told them my
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Speaker 5: name was Genevieve, and they said I was good to
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Speaker 5: go and I could vote as Genevieve.
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Speaker 1: I mean, Anthony, were you just dumbfounded as you guys
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Speaker 1: were filming this and hearing these people say this like
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Speaker 1: this is literally our election process in the state of Minnesota.
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Speaker 1: You're allowed to just vouch. I mean, understand, You're supposed
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Speaker 1: to sign a piece of paper. I'm vouching for these
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Speaker 1: eight and then each of the eight have to say yes,
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Speaker 1: I am who I say am. But they don't vet
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Speaker 1: those signatures in the vouching document, right O.
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Speaker 2: Well, that's correct.
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Speaker 3: I'm not sure what exactly processes they do after the fact.
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Speaker 3: I mean, it's pretty opaque, so we're not exactly too
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Speaker 3: sure what's going on after the vouching happens after.
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Speaker 2: The votes are cast. But I will tell you this.
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Speaker 3: What was concerning, or maybe even more concerning than this
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Speaker 3: legal vouching system, was the fact that these election workers
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Speaker 3: don't even understand the election that they are administrating. They
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Speaker 3: don't even understand the rules and laws surrounding the election
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Speaker 3: that they are facilitating. And I know that because we
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Speaker 3: would ask some ridiculous questions, a lot of things that
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Speaker 3: didn't even make it into our final video, and these
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Speaker 3: people would have to call a higher up, and then
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Speaker 3: in a few instances that.
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Speaker 1: Higher up had to call a higher up of a
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Speaker 1: higher up.
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Speaker 2: They didn't even know what was going on.
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Speaker 3: And so I'm not sure what's more concerning this vouching
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Speaker 3: system or the fact that they don't even know the
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Speaker 3: laws of the elections that they're facilitating.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Cam, back to you, what was something that surprised
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Speaker 1: you besides this ridiculous vouching system, which, by the way,
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Speaker 1: have you guys uncovered do other states do this crazy stuff? Cam?
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Speaker 5: There there are some What I think is almost on
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Speaker 5: par with the vouching system is that in Minnesota you
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Speaker 5: don't need to show your ID to vote. So the
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Speaker 5: problem is is that people will say the elections are
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Speaker 5: secure because you need to show your idea when you
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Speaker 5: register to vote, but there is absolutely no nothing at
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Speaker 5: the poll that ensures that the registrant and the voter
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Speaker 5: are the same person. So let's say I walk into
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Speaker 5: the precinct that you vote at, Dan and they say
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Speaker 5: what's your name? And I say Dan Ball And they
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Speaker 5: say what's your address? You say one two three Treacy Street.
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Speaker 5: They say, yeah, that's good, that's right, that's where Dan lives.
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Speaker 1: Good to vote.
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Speaker 2: Well, I'm not Dan Ball.
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Speaker 1: But they're gonna let me vote as you.
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Speaker 5: And that's exactly what we found when we went to
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Speaker 5: these Minneapolis polling stations and I spoke to two separate
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Speaker 5: head judges, had election judges for Minnesota, and they told
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Speaker 5: me that all of this, everything we've said is accurate
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Speaker 5: and true.
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Speaker 1: Whoa anthony to you? Who came up with this one?
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Speaker 1: I got all three of you there. We've had all
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Speaker 1: three of you on the program. We love the undercover
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Speaker 1: reporting you've been doing ever since the border stuff in
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden elections, you name it. Now you're back on
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Speaker 1: the hunt for stories when it concerns our election process.
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Speaker 1: Was this something you guys got tipped off about? Or
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Speaker 1: who came up with the idea, let's go to Minnesota,
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Speaker 1: let's dress up like Muslims and let's show what the
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Speaker 1: hell is going on? Where'd it come from?
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Speaker 2: Yeah?
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Speaker 3: Right, Well, we were all at a sort of secretive
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Speaker 3: roundtable meeting, which I'm not going to really get into,
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Speaker 3: but I was there, James was there, and Cam was there,
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Speaker 3: and this lead actually came from the great Scott Presler.
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Speaker 1: Oh right, Scott Election.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, a true warrior and patree when it comes
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Speaker 3: to defending the electoral integrity of the United States of America,
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Speaker 3: and so the lead came from him. Frankly, I wasn't
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Speaker 3: even too convinced about doing this story because I was like, well,
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Speaker 3: we're just showing something that's totally legal. But you know,
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Speaker 3: I was wrong because it is just such a crazy
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Speaker 3: system and nobody was really aware that this was going on,
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Speaker 3: and so now it's exposed, and now we will see,
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Speaker 3: you know what some of these creatures that are sitting
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Speaker 3: in positions of power in the state government of Minnesota
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Speaker 3: try to do about it, because so far there have
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Speaker 3: been threats that have been made and we'll see how
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Speaker 3: far those go.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Cam, that was my next question to you. You
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Speaker 1: heard what I said about the Secretary of State. Was
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Speaker 1: it mister Simon or something or other? And I see
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Speaker 1: the ridiculousness online. You're getting the hate on x from
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Speaker 1: the crazy blue haired gauge Dear liberals that I don't
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Speaker 1: like you guys, But has anything happened legally wise where
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Speaker 1: they're coming after U three for exposing this again, You're
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Speaker 1: just covering what you just told me is a legal process.
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Speaker 1: So why would they want to come at you with
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Speaker 1: some sort of legal process because all you did was
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Speaker 1: film it and expose it. Because I feel like a
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Speaker 1: lot of people had no clue this is a legitimate
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Speaker 1: practice in this state.
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Speaker 5: Cam Yeah, so they're coming after me with it. It
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Speaker 5: seems as though the threats are veiled threats of charging
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Speaker 5: me with trespassing and felony impersonation at a polling station
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Speaker 5: and then care you know, our favorite Islamic organization wants
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Speaker 5: it seems to elude that they want to upgrade it
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Speaker 5: to hate crime.
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Speaker 2: But let's be extremely clear.
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Speaker 5: We never touched a tablet, We never touched a piece
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Speaker 5: of paper, We never touched the document, We never signed anything.
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Speaker 5: We never cast a ballot, we never checked in. We
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Speaker 5: didn't do anything to start the process of actually voting.
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Speaker 5: We walked into the polling station and we asked them questions.
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Speaker 5: That is not illegal, and I think it says a
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Speaker 5: lot about a society when that society stops prosecuting criminals
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Speaker 5: and starts criminalizing people they view as political opposition.
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Speaker 1: Amen, Anthony, I'll go back over to your final word.
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Speaker 1: And by the way, Cam, real quick care. Yeah, I'm
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Speaker 1: no fan of care. They labeled me an extremist a
11:21
Speaker 1: few months ago whole press release, putting a bullseye on
11:24
Speaker 1: my back. Nice target. I keep trash talking radical Islam
11:28
Speaker 1: because it'll be the downfall of this country along with
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Speaker 1: the Democrat Socialist Party and this Red Green Alliance. So
11:34
Speaker 1: to hell with care, to hell with care, Cam, Anthony,
11:37
Speaker 1: over to you final word on this whole investigation, the
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Speaker 1: alleged charges they're going to try and throw at you
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Speaker 1: guys for simply showing on camera a ridiculous legal way
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Speaker 1: to vote in the state of Minnesota.
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Speaker 3: Anthony, Well, listen, as everybody can tell if I'm watching
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Speaker 3: these videos, the state of affairs right now as it
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Speaker 3: concerns our electoral process here in the United States of America,
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Speaker 3: not just in Minnesota, but in other states as well,
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Speaker 3: it is highly concerning or we're reaching a point now
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Speaker 3: where we don't even really know if the results of
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Speaker 3: our elections are totally legitimate at this point, I mean,
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Speaker 3: how could they be when you have a system where
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Speaker 3: you can vouch for eight bozos who may not even
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Speaker 3: be citizens in the United States of America. So it's
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Speaker 3: very concerning, and if we don't put a stop to it,
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Speaker 3: our country is going to very quickly go the way
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Speaker 3: of the Dodo birds. So you know, all we can
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Speaker 3: do is keep putting on information like we are doing,
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Speaker 3: keep fighting for you know, more free and fair elections
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Speaker 3: in the United States.
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Speaker 2: And that's what we will do.
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Speaker 3: And hopefully action is taken from this information.
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Speaker 1: I hope. So I hope the DOJ does something good
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Speaker 1: on you. Cam final word to you about this whole
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Speaker 1: investigation and the status, let's say, of our election process unsecure.
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Speaker 5: I mean, there's no secure when you cannot verify that
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Speaker 5: a person who is voting is the person who is
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Speaker 5: registered to vote, and then that person, that same person
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Speaker 5: didn't have to show idea of proof they are who
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Speaker 5: they say they are. That person's allowed to vouch for
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Speaker 5: eight additional unregistered people that are unknown to this state
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Speaker 5: that is allowing them to vote. We've got a major
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Speaker 5: problem and By the way, I just want to make
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Speaker 5: this very clear, because I've heard this floating all over
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Speaker 5: the internet. When a person is vouched for, they do
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Speaker 5: not receive a provisional ballot. I've spoken to two separate
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Speaker 5: head election judges and they told me that they're not
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Speaker 5: given a provisional ballot. I think one of them said
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Speaker 5: that they don't even do provisional ballots. But don't quote
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Speaker 5: me on that, but vaucis do not get provisional ballots.
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Speaker 5: They are real ballots. They are cast and they are counted.
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Speaker 1: Wow, gentlemen, thank you, God bless you. You keep it up.
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Speaker 1: I know you guys Will James as well, because you
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Speaker 1: days do not cower in the face of threats from
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Speaker 1: government officials or the Waco liberals on social media. So
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Speaker 1: thank you. Keep up the great work, guys, and thank
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Speaker 1: you for exposing this. Thanks for having us yep, alrighty
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Speaker 1: crazy vouching. I vouch for these eight guys. I got
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Speaker 1: eight Abdullahs over here. Let them vote. What a kracka.
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13:57
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Speaker 6: I believe that we can say to Californians, maybe we
15:23
Speaker 6: start smaller, maybe with those who are lower income, for
15:26
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15:30
Speaker 6: say I'm going to offer you two hours of free electricity.
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Speaker 6: I believe we can actually put into action within my
15:37
Speaker 6: first year.
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Speaker 1: And it's what we're calling my power hour? What my
15:45
Speaker 1: power hour? Thank you, mister Beviserah for proposing yet another
15:51
Speaker 1: stupid ass Democrat idea. If you don't live here, folks,
15:56
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15:58
Speaker 1: but many of you do. If you want to understand
16:00
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16:03
Speaker 1: to do is look at our elected leaders, like this clown,
16:07
Speaker 1: Jabier Bassetta, the Democrat Parties nominee for governor. This is
16:12
Speaker 1: the clown they want to take over after the horrific
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Speaker 1: eight years of Gavin Newsom because they think he'll do
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16:24
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16:27
Speaker 1: out of touch, why he's not qualified for the job.
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Speaker 1: As you heard dubbed the Power Hour, the idea is
16:35
Speaker 1: to give low income residents free electricity for up to
16:37
Speaker 1: two hours per day to help save them money, which
16:41
Speaker 1: maybe that sounds good on paper, but the power would
16:44
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16:48
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16:54
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16:57
Speaker 1: But that's also because most people are at work and
17:01
Speaker 1: they're not home using their power, you moron, So how
17:03
Speaker 1: does that work for them? Clearly people are realizing he
17:08
Speaker 1: is useless, and so were his ideas because guess what
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Speaker 1: he's losing support A brand new pole just out two
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Speaker 1: thousand voters polled shows he's down from his original sixty
17:19
Speaker 1: one percent to around fifty four to fifty five, so
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Speaker 1: dropping almost six points in just the last few weeks,
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Speaker 1: while Steve Hilton is gaining ground. WHOA Now, if any
17:34
Speaker 1: issue would stop people from supporting Bessarah, I hope it's
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Speaker 1: this one and we've been hammering it. So share it
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Speaker 1: with your woke Karen and uncle Dick friends. Okay, say
17:46
Speaker 1: you live in Kelly. You're voting for this scumbag because
17:48
Speaker 1: he's a Democrat and you don't like Republicans. Great, do
17:50
Speaker 1: you know this guy is responsible along with Cackling Kamala Harris,
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Speaker 1: the original borders are, and Joe Biden for losing over
17:59
Speaker 1: four one hundred thousand kids that got trafficked under Javier's watch.
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Speaker 1: This is a humanitarian crisis and he did nothing to
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Speaker 1: stop it. Matter of fact, he helped it happen. These
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Speaker 1: kids have gone through hell the last few years, tortured, humiliated,
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Speaker 1: sex slaves, forced slave labor. All the while. Bursarah says,
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Speaker 1: these stories are a hoax, right, No real victims that
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Speaker 1: were trafficked because you look the other way. Javier and
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Speaker 1: helped Jojo. They're speaking out and telling their stories, so
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Speaker 1: you can stick it right up here. Just play this.
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Speaker 7: They didn't ask her for any id They only had
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Speaker 7: her sign a piece of paper. Anyone could have taken
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Speaker 7: me because they didn't verify her identity. My sponsor got
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Speaker 7: me a job at a jewelry store. She said, I
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Speaker 7: was sixteen years old, but I haven't turned fifteen yet.
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Speaker 7: I was still fourteen. I worked between fifty five and
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Speaker 7: sixty hours, and while I lived with her, I never
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Speaker 7: got any money that I worked for.
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Speaker 1: Sounds like a fake story, Javier joentleman. Now to sound
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Speaker 1: off about all this. He's the mayor of alcoholm, California,
19:11
Speaker 1: a Republican mayor. Yes, they exist in Camifornia, our friend.
19:15
Speaker 2: Bill Wells back on the dangerous species.
19:19
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, you're like a triceratops. You're a dinosaur. We
19:24
Speaker 1: don't see you ever, but you do exist. We find
19:27
Speaker 1: the bones in California. Hey, Bill, how you been.
19:30
Speaker 2: I'm good, good, good to be here.
19:31
Speaker 1: So what do you make of these polls? Again, I'm
19:34
Speaker 1: not trying to get too excited because it's still California
19:36
Speaker 1: and we haven't elected a Republican GOV. Since people were
19:39
Speaker 1: really pissed off about license plate fees when we put
19:43
Speaker 1: Arnold Schwarzenegger in years ago. Right, it's been a while
19:46
Speaker 1: since we've seen a Republican at the helm. But it
19:48
Speaker 1: could happen. And I think if we keep hammering home
19:51
Speaker 1: the fact that this clown, Javier Basera, facilitated helped with
19:57
Speaker 1: the loss of over four hundred thousand migrant children, when
20:00
Speaker 1: Democrats say they care about the immigrants, I would think
20:03
Speaker 1: and I would hope it would doom his campaign.
20:05
Speaker 8: Bill weigh in, Well, the second largest political party in
20:10
Speaker 8: California is not the Republicans, is to decline to state voters.
20:14
Speaker 8: And you know, if we're going to win this election,
20:17
Speaker 8: or really any state wide election in California, we've got
20:20
Speaker 8: to really reach out and appeal to these declined to
20:22
Speaker 8: state voters. And I think the way to appeal them
20:25
Speaker 8: is to say, you know, how long do you want
20:26
Speaker 8: to vote against your own interests? How long do you
20:29
Speaker 8: want to put the interests of you and your family,
20:32
Speaker 8: your children on the back burner while we take care
20:35
Speaker 8: of the interests of people that continue to basically have
20:39
Speaker 8: their handout for something free. And that has been the
20:43
Speaker 8: problem with the where the Democrats have gone all along,
20:48
Speaker 8: is that they figured out that by offering free stuff,
20:52
Speaker 8: if enough people can get on the public dole, then
20:54
Speaker 8: they can stay in power forever. And so we've got
20:58
Speaker 8: to educate the climb state voters in a way that
21:02
Speaker 8: the gravy train will eventually end and they're going to
21:05
Speaker 8: be start paying the bill.
21:07
Speaker 1: Well, let's hope, so your lips to God's ears. There's
21:11
Speaker 1: lots of other crazy stuff happening besides this guy thinking
21:14
Speaker 1: he should be the next governor in this state. So
21:16
Speaker 1: I just want to throw a few more out speaking
21:21
Speaker 1: of immigrants and protecting people, two things can be true
21:25
Speaker 1: at once. You could protect the innocent immigrant children while
21:29
Speaker 1: you should be working to kick out the illegal immigrant,
21:32
Speaker 1: especially the felons who were here right. Well, guess what
21:36
Speaker 1: the other day up in is this Contra Costa, California.
21:40
Speaker 1: It's way up by San Francisco. One of the liberal
21:43
Speaker 1: judges up there. Let's an illegal immigrant walk free the
21:48
Speaker 1: day before he allegedly butchered an elderly man. How many
21:53
Speaker 1: times Lake and Riley, The list goes on and on.
21:56
Speaker 1: How many times are we going to hear about a legal,
22:00
Speaker 1: paying American citizen getting raped, beaten, robbed, or murdered by
22:05
Speaker 1: an illegal criminal alien and the damned Democrats have done
22:09
Speaker 1: nothing about it, or they had them in their custody
22:11
Speaker 1: and they let them go. Bill, I'm sick of this.
22:14
Speaker 8: Yeah, the Democrats that were going to get to a
22:16
Speaker 8: point where they would be shamed by their actions, no
22:19
Speaker 8: matter how many bodies are left in the way, he
22:23
Speaker 8: raped children are left on the wake.
22:25
Speaker 2: I'll give you a perfect example.
22:27
Speaker 8: We recently sued the state of California over sangfury state policies,
22:31
Speaker 8: and that is making its way through the courts of summer.
22:33
Speaker 8: I anticipate it to go to the Supreme Court within
22:37
Speaker 8: a couple of years. But one of the things that
22:39
Speaker 8: really pushed us over the edge was we got word
22:43
Speaker 8: that there were fifty sex traffic children in our jurisdiction
22:47
Speaker 8: and we wanted to go and rescue those children. Our
22:52
Speaker 8: attorneys said, well, wait a second, you'll be in violation
22:55
Speaker 8: of state law if we do that, and we're going
22:57
Speaker 8: to you know, the police officer actually does it, the
23:00
Speaker 8: one who's going to be charged and lose his pension
23:03
Speaker 8: and lose his livelihood. And I said, well, let's write
23:06
Speaker 8: to let's write to Bonta in Sacramento, and let's figure
23:12
Speaker 8: this out. And the answer we got back from the
23:15
Speaker 8: Department of Justice in California, I written a response which
23:18
Speaker 8: shocked me, was no, leave those kids alone. You don't
23:21
Speaker 8: have the right to go try to save those children.
23:24
Speaker 8: And I say that because it's not just a theory.
23:29
Speaker 8: A lot of people hear the craziness of what we're
23:32
Speaker 8: talking about, and they'll say, Okay, this is conjecture, this
23:36
Speaker 8: is hyperbole, this is just some wild eyed conspiracy theory.
23:40
Speaker 2: I'm here to tell you it is happening in my town.
23:43
Speaker 8: It's happening at every town in California, and I believe
23:46
Speaker 8: that number of the three hundred and twenty thousand sex
23:50
Speaker 8: traffic kids, I believe that number, and I believe that
23:53
Speaker 8: mister Serah should hold himself completely responsible for that. And
23:57
Speaker 8: if we continue to keep electing democ in a high
24:00
Speaker 8: office of California, we're just going to do those children
24:03
Speaker 8: to a life of slavery.
24:05
Speaker 1: I totally agree with you. This one is kind of
24:08
Speaker 1: off subject, but it's a California headline I had to
24:10
Speaker 1: bring up because it just again shows how ridiculous these
24:13
Speaker 1: clowns are in Sacramento running our state. Did I see
24:18
Speaker 1: that they just approved a new law that's going to
24:21
Speaker 1: go into effect in about a year or two that's
24:24
Speaker 1: going to limit what type of tires I'm allowed to
24:28
Speaker 1: buy for my car. Now. They claim bill that in
24:31
Speaker 1: the long run they're looking out for consumer safety and
24:35
Speaker 1: somehow this is going to save me money over years
24:38
Speaker 1: and years, But up front, it's going to limit what
24:41
Speaker 1: I can pick.
24:41
Speaker 2: Now.
24:41
Speaker 1: They're always wanting to do handouts and help the poor
24:44
Speaker 1: and middle class. Allegedly, that's what the Democrats claim. If
24:48
Speaker 1: you're taking away certain discount tires that I'm not allowed
24:52
Speaker 1: to buy anymore because they don't meet some sort of
24:54
Speaker 1: regulation in this overregulated state. How again, are you helping
24:58
Speaker 1: people on a budget. And by the way, just I
25:01
Speaker 1: thought we lived in a capitalist society, capitalism. I drive
25:04
Speaker 1: the car, I pay for the roads that I'm driving
25:07
Speaker 1: my car on. Shouldn't I be able to pick which
25:09
Speaker 1: damn tires I buy for my car?
25:12
Speaker 2: Well? Yeah, you know.
25:13
Speaker 8: The Democrats are like the guy who breaks your leg
25:15
Speaker 8: and then complays at you for limping. They cause these problems,
25:21
Speaker 8: and they do it on purpose. It's not by accident.
25:23
Speaker 8: I used to think it might be stupidity or just
25:26
Speaker 8: niative nativity, but it's a concerted effort that they want
25:33
Speaker 8: us out of our cars. They've bought into this science
25:36
Speaker 8: or to the religion of climate change, and they also
25:40
Speaker 8: like all the money that's associated with the gas taxes
25:43
Speaker 8: and all that, and between those two things, they feel
25:48
Speaker 8: like this is one of their cash cows, you know, homeless,
25:51
Speaker 8: this is one of their cash cows. Education is one
25:54
Speaker 8: of their cash cows. Welfare is one of their cash cows.
25:59
Speaker 8: Medical insurance at a cal in California is one of
26:01
Speaker 8: the cash cows. But also anything to do with transportation,
26:04
Speaker 8: and the only way they can ensure that their profits
26:07
Speaker 8: come in as they want them to is to control
26:09
Speaker 8: the situation. And so you'll see I don't know if
26:13
Speaker 8: you've been in downtown San Diego lately, but it's fifty
26:15
Speaker 8: bucks to park almost anywhere. I mean, you go to
26:18
Speaker 8: Sandygo for lunch, you get fifty dollars to park.
26:21
Speaker 1: Fifty Again, we go downtown once in a while. You know,
26:24
Speaker 1: I'm based here, but I try not to pay for parking.
26:28
Speaker 1: I try not to interact with too many of the crable,
26:30
Speaker 1: crazy city folk. That's why Bill, my wife, and I
26:33
Speaker 1: moved out of the city two years ago. I've got
26:36
Speaker 1: out of it.
26:36
Speaker 8: I've got a moderate car, I got a Ford, and
26:39
Speaker 8: it costs one thousand dollars every year to register my car.
26:44
Speaker 2: This is not just.
26:45
Speaker 8: Coincidence, this is this is by design. They want me
26:49
Speaker 8: out of my car. That's why they don't care about
26:51
Speaker 8: how much the price of gas costs. But they also
26:55
Speaker 8: want to look like they're doing something. They want to
26:56
Speaker 8: look prorect, right, so they come out and say instead
27:01
Speaker 8: of saying, hey, we should cut electricity rates, just because
27:04
Speaker 8: electricity rates are too expensive, we should cut them for everybody.
27:08
Speaker 8: They'll say, no, we'll cut it for select group of
27:11
Speaker 8: people that ninety nine percent of the boat for us,
27:13
Speaker 8: and we'll continue that.
27:14
Speaker 2: And in this case, they're.
27:16
Speaker 8: Saying, oh, stop complaining about the cost of gasoline everything.
27:20
Speaker 8: If you buy these expensive tires, which I don't know
27:24
Speaker 8: the connection there. I would not be shocked to find
27:27
Speaker 8: out that the people who make these specific tires lunch
27:30
Speaker 8: with the newsoms occasionally. But if you buy these specific tires,
27:35
Speaker 8: you'll save money and we'll make the climate better. And
27:39
Speaker 8: what are you complaining about.
27:40
Speaker 1: Yeah, probably lunch at the French laundry. And they did
27:44
Speaker 1: it during COVID with Gavin.
27:46
Speaker 8: Anyway, they'll forgetting about America and we get to choose
27:50
Speaker 8: our own tires and our own how many miles we drive.
27:53
Speaker 2: I'm preaching the choir with you, but that's no.
27:56
Speaker 1: But the viewers need to know because there are a
27:58
Speaker 1: lot of patriots. I mean, with thirty nine million resid
28:00
Speaker 1: in California, there are a lot of conservatives, a lot
28:02
Speaker 1: of patriots, and a lot of them watch this program,
28:04
Speaker 1: believe it or not, Folks that are in the other
28:06
Speaker 1: forty nine there's a lot of patriots in COMMI foreign
28:08
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30:17
Speaker 1: how about some good news. Attorney General Todd Blanche making
30:20
Speaker 1: history this week and we should celebrate. For the first
30:23
Speaker 1: time since nineteen ninety two, nonviolent felons will be able
30:27
Speaker 1: to exercise their Second Amendment right because of a new
30:30
Speaker 1: rule that the DJ just finalized yesterday. Onto the new system,
30:34
Speaker 1: people who've been barred from owning firearms because of a
30:38
Speaker 1: nonviolent felony conviction can now apply to have their rights reinstated,
30:43
Speaker 1: and the DOJ is going to review it case by case.
30:46
Speaker 1: It's not a blanket thing here. So you know, somebody
30:49
Speaker 1: didn't pay some taxes and got a federal felony for
30:51
Speaker 1: not paying taxes because they hate the government and they
30:53
Speaker 1: can't have guns. Hey, that's bs. Give them their guns back.
30:57
Speaker 1: Now you're a violent offender. No, then you don't get one.
31:00
Speaker 1: I got it. The online application system isn't ready yet,
31:03
Speaker 1: but it will be soon. People convicted of more serious
31:07
Speaker 1: crimes will face tougher standards. Now Blanche isn't the only
31:11
Speaker 1: one to do his credit here. Gun right groups set
31:13
Speaker 1: the stage for this measure, and their work must be recognized.
31:17
Speaker 1: Like our next guest, and I love these guys. You've
31:20
Speaker 1: heard me talk about them for years, Gun Owners of America.
31:24
Speaker 1: This is like when you look at Second Amendment advocate groups,
31:28
Speaker 1: you might have some that are a little weak, that
31:30
Speaker 1: lobby that bend. They're like decalf. These guys are like
31:34
Speaker 1: full dark roast coffee. They don't monkey around. Right, it
31:37
Speaker 1: says shall not be infringe on that piece of paper
31:40
Speaker 1: and the folks at GOA believe that and they fight
31:44
Speaker 1: for that. As a matter of fact, GOA is setting
31:47
Speaker 1: records all the time when it comes to wins for
31:50
Speaker 1: you and me and guns. Just days ago, two of
31:53
Speaker 1: their members legally obtained suppressors for you folks that mislabel
31:57
Speaker 1: mccollam silencers. It's called suppressors. Just like the thing in
32:02
Speaker 1: your gun that holds the bullets. That's called a magazine,
32:04
Speaker 1: not a clip. Just like to get it factual anyway,
32:08
Speaker 1: these two guys were able to get the suppressors without
32:11
Speaker 1: going through the federal registration process for the first time
32:14
Speaker 1: in ninety two years. Those members were Texas State Representative
32:19
Speaker 1: Westbrtle and future Congressman Brandon Herrera. And I say thank you,
32:25
Speaker 1: and there's more wins to talk about while there's always
32:29
Speaker 1: those folks trying to pull our right from us. Joining
32:33
Speaker 1: me now with reaction to the good news. First, he's
32:36
Speaker 1: the director for federal Affairs over at Gun Owners of America,
32:39
Speaker 1: Aiden Johnston, back on the program. Aiden, nice to see
32:42
Speaker 1: you go man. Let's talk about the big win when
32:46
Speaker 1: it comes to suppressors. Can I buy one? Now? Will
32:49
Speaker 1: they knock on my door in California and arrest me.
32:52
Speaker 1: And two big win for folks who didn't commit any
32:56
Speaker 1: violence but get their guns taken away simply because they
32:59
Speaker 1: had a felony charge. I've always thought that one was
33:01
Speaker 1: BS welcome back.
33:03
Speaker 9: Well, thank you for having me back on, and I
33:05
Speaker 9: have this amazing news. For the first time in ninety
33:08
Speaker 9: two years, GOA members were able to purchase unregistered suppressors
33:12
Speaker 9: and Silencer Shop was able to transfer them. Like you
33:15
Speaker 9: said to Brandon Herrera, this was illegal for the last
33:19
Speaker 9: ninety years under the National Firearms Act of nineteen thirty four,
33:22
Speaker 9: which said if you don't pay a two hundred dollars
33:24
Speaker 9: tax and then register your suppressor, you go to jail
33:27
Speaker 9: for ten years or a two hundred and fifty thousand
33:30
Speaker 9: dollars fine or both. So this is a big penalty
33:32
Speaker 9: that we just knocked out, huge windown in Texas.
33:35
Speaker 1: That's awesome, That is amazing. And what do you make
33:38
Speaker 1: of the doj you guys push for this to again
33:40
Speaker 1: nonviolent offenders get their Second Amendment right back? They should
33:45
Speaker 1: again you commit some white collar crime that has nothing
33:48
Speaker 1: to do with violence or guns. Why the hell do
33:50
Speaker 1: they say they get to take your money? I mean, look,
33:52
Speaker 1: I would love not to pay taxes because they don't
33:54
Speaker 1: know how to spend my money. So I guarantee there's
33:56
Speaker 1: somebody out there that's like a tax violation, and because
33:58
Speaker 1: the amount was so big, there a felon and then
34:01
Speaker 1: the government comes and takes their guns away. That doesn't
34:03
Speaker 1: make any sense.
34:05
Speaker 9: Well, look, are you tired of winning yet? This is
34:07
Speaker 9: the end of a three decade long battle for gun
34:10
Speaker 9: owners of America. Like you said, since the nineteen nineties,
34:12
Speaker 9: you haven't been able to get your rights restored under
34:15
Speaker 9: a federal statute for rights restoration. And that's been because
34:18
Speaker 9: of what we call this Schumer Amendment, and every year
34:20
Speaker 9: Congress defunded the ATF's ability to restore gun rights at
34:24
Speaker 9: the federal level. And now Deputy or Attorney General Todd
34:27
Speaker 9: blanche has restored that statute and has is now going
34:30
Speaker 9: to begin processing those applications. So as long as you
34:33
Speaker 9: are able to demonstrate that you are not a danger
34:35
Speaker 9: to public safety if you've lost your Second Amendment rights,
34:38
Speaker 9: the DOJ will accept your applications starting very soon online
34:43
Speaker 9: and begin the process of restoring your rights.
34:45
Speaker 1: I like it. How about one more positive one real
34:47
Speaker 1: quick aiden This one just dropped a few hours ago
34:49
Speaker 1: before you came on the program. You guys fought for
34:52
Speaker 1: this one as well, So thank you. A judge just
34:55
Speaker 1: blocked that ghost gun ban. Throw it up that the
34:58
Speaker 1: Joe Biden regime had put into effect. Now you're calling
35:01
Speaker 1: on the Trump administration. Don't touch it. Just let the
35:04
Speaker 1: judge stand. That means, and I don't know why they
35:06
Speaker 1: call them ghost guns. That means if you want to
35:08
Speaker 1: make a gun, put a gun together, you can do
35:11
Speaker 1: so now and purchase it or make your own. So
35:13
Speaker 1: I'm glad we got that. Fill us in on that
35:15
Speaker 1: ghost gun ban reversal.
35:18
Speaker 9: Well, look, this was one of Biden's last remaining major
35:21
Speaker 9: gun control executive orders, and he had said, no more
35:24
Speaker 9: making guns at home.
35:25
Speaker 1: I'm going to ban this.
35:26
Speaker 9: And it went all the way up to the Supreme
35:27
Speaker 9: Court on the statutory question, and the Supreme Court held
35:30
Speaker 9: seven too, well, this regulation complies with the statute. They
35:35
Speaker 9: sent it back down to the lower court and the
35:36
Speaker 9: judge said, absolutely not. This statute also violates the Second Amendment,
35:41
Speaker 9: and he struck down the Biden ghost gun ban a
35:43
Speaker 9: second time. So this is a huge win. We don't
35:45
Speaker 9: need to do any more litigating in court. We just
35:48
Speaker 9: need Todd Lance to say okay and adopt this as
35:51
Speaker 9: the Department of Justice's opinion. We need to do that
35:53
Speaker 9: both for the National Firearms Act to protect suppressors and
35:57
Speaker 9: here to protect your right to make a firearm at home.
35:59
Speaker 9: But President Trump and the Trump administration have this outstanding
36:03
Speaker 9: opportunity to head into the midterm elections with two massive
36:07
Speaker 9: Second Amendment victories under their belt. This is a great
36:10
Speaker 9: way to motivate the base, and I really hope the
36:12
Speaker 9: DJ does the right thing here.
36:13
Speaker 1: Hey, real quick, I was going to bring up some
36:15
Speaker 1: bad news in commi Fournia, but I'm not even going
36:17
Speaker 1: to do it. Screw it. There's so much good news
36:19
Speaker 1: to talk about. I think people get used to the
36:21
Speaker 1: kamis in COMMI Fournia trying to take our rights away.
36:24
Speaker 1: I was going to talk about our cities are jacking
36:25
Speaker 1: up our CCW fees, They're making harder regulations on how
36:29
Speaker 1: we qualify. They're just coming after us. In Kelly, I
36:32
Speaker 1: know you guys are fighting it, so we'll end on
36:34
Speaker 1: one more positive note instead of the negative. Thank you
36:36
Speaker 1: guys for inviting me out to des Moines, Iowa. A
36:38
Speaker 1: couple of weeks ago for your fiftieth birthday party and
36:41
Speaker 1: your massive big convention. Here's a couple of picks behind
36:45
Speaker 1: the scenes of me at the Gunners of America Big
36:47
Speaker 1: Goals event that they had in des moin at the
36:50
Speaker 1: Convention Center. I mean, everybody from Henry Rifles to Smith
36:54
Speaker 1: and Wesson to you name it was there. I got
36:56
Speaker 1: to see some really really cool firearms, see some old friends.
37:00
Speaker 1: There's the General, there's Chad Pray, the Nick Free to
37:02
Speaker 1: some other folks. So I just wanted to say thanks
37:04
Speaker 1: to Aiden and your team and everybody at GA because
37:08
Speaker 1: I love what gun Owners of America does. You guys
37:11
Speaker 1: are out there fighting no compromise. I give you the
37:14
Speaker 1: final word with a few seconds left.
37:16
Speaker 9: Aiden, Well, thanks for coming out to Goals. Hopefully we
37:19
Speaker 9: can see you and your viewers next year down in
37:22
Speaker 9: Tampa and as far as California goes, we'll see him
37:24
Speaker 9: in court. We're on a winning streak and we don't
37:26
Speaker 9: intend to lose.
37:27
Speaker 1: Please sue him, will Yeah, I got to renew mine
37:29
Speaker 1: in a few months. Take care, you have a good one,
37:33
Speaker 1: you too, all righty up? Next, President Trump honored that
37:36
Speaker 1: sixteen year old lifeguard from California that risked it all
37:39
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Speaker 1: something inspiring. You don't have to look any further than that,
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Speaker 1: right there, teen year old lifeguard rescuing a ten year
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Speaker 1: old at the seabright Beach in Santa Cruz, California. As
39:08
Speaker 1: the riptides you saw the water was coming in this
39:10
Speaker 1: way and that way and then crashing this I mean
39:12
Speaker 1: he was getting from all sides, and that young kid.
39:15
Speaker 1: Let me tell you what he is, the epitome of
39:18
Speaker 1: a hero of the American spirit. If you weren't watching
39:21
Speaker 1: the network yesterday and saw I'm in the Oval Office.
39:24
Speaker 1: His name is Writer Williams. And in July that video
39:28
Speaker 1: of him saving a ten year old Nathaniel Ray in
39:31
Speaker 1: over ten to twelve foot waves in rip currents, I mean,
39:34
Speaker 1: it blew up. It's still going gangbusters on social media.
39:37
Speaker 1: I'm sure you have seen that. The video captured the
39:40
Speaker 1: entire country and immediately caught the attention of a guy
39:45
Speaker 1: named Donald J. Trump. In fact, potis yesterday there's the
39:49
Speaker 1: pick says it all honored him and the boy and
39:52
Speaker 1: both their families and other lifeguards at the Oval Office yesterday.
39:57
Speaker 1: Everybody was there who helped him the rescue. This rookie
40:01
Speaker 1: lifeguard again, look at him there on the left side
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Speaker 1: of your screen. He sixteen years old. Also explain exactly
40:07
Speaker 1: what was going through his head that day, which seems
40:10
Speaker 1: pretty basic. But if you're not a hero and you
40:13
Speaker 1: don't have that type of drive, I don't know if
40:15
Speaker 1: it's just common sense that you would do this right?
40:18
Speaker 1: Roll it. How has this experience as the life or
40:21
Speaker 1: sheet sheep.
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Speaker 9: In those dangerous moments that we have, we always try
40:25
Speaker 9: to fall back on our training.
40:26
Speaker 10: You are trained so well by many to handle that situation.
40:30
Speaker 1: As best we can.
40:30
Speaker 3: So I really am just.
40:31
Speaker 6: Thinking about how to get the boy out of the
40:32
Speaker 6: water as.
40:33
Speaker 1: Fast as I can, and for shaping my future.
40:36
Speaker 5: I want to be a firefighter in the future, hopefully
40:38
Speaker 5: go through parmatic school and I'll.
40:41
Speaker 1: Do We'll give recommendations, may have some good recommendation, you'll
40:48
Speaker 1: get a great recommendation. You'll probably get that job. Jointing
40:51
Speaker 1: me out with reaction to what this young hero, writer
40:55
Speaker 1: Williams did. Our guest is the national spokesperson for the
41:00
Speaker 1: American Lifeguard Association. How fitting, Wyatt worn't it on the
41:02
Speaker 1: program for the first time. Wyatt, I read your bio.
41:07
Speaker 1: You've been like a frogman in the water for decades,
41:09
Speaker 1: so probably not that big a deal to you, But
41:12
Speaker 1: for most common folks, like the President said when he
41:15
Speaker 1: was joking with writer, I wouldn't do it. You did it,
41:17
Speaker 1: but I probably wouldn't do it. Talk to us about
41:20
Speaker 1: what a heroic move. When you saw that video. This
41:25
Speaker 1: was because I've been out in a riptide before and
41:28
Speaker 1: I run back to the beach because that's scary stuff.
41:31
Speaker 1: Fill us in.
41:33
Speaker 10: Again, thanks for having us on the show.
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Speaker 2: It's an honored Now.
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Speaker 10: What we see here is what lifeguards do across America
41:40
Speaker 10: every day. Like the young man said, it's the job.
41:44
Speaker 10: That's what we signed up for. And he actually had
41:48
Speaker 10: the opportunity on a very few days on the job
41:51
Speaker 10: from what I understand, to actually utilize his skills in training.
41:55
Speaker 10: American Lifeguard Association, we salute Writer and his team as
41:59
Speaker 10: well as all lifeguard. This is something that we hope
42:02
Speaker 10: for if you will, we trained for it.
42:04
Speaker 1: But you know, for the.
42:05
Speaker 10: Most part, lifeguards are specialized and first responder because we
42:10
Speaker 10: can prevent things before they get into trouble. We actually
42:14
Speaker 10: have kind of a super superpower where that's kind.
42:17
Speaker 2: Of our job.
42:17
Speaker 10: But dry life guard is a good lifeguard. But in
42:19
Speaker 10: that event when things do go wrong, we're trained, We're
42:23
Speaker 10: highly trained, we're eager to do it. And again Writer
42:26
Speaker 10: did everything that he was supposed to do. We're proud
42:29
Speaker 10: of that young man.
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Speaker 1: I know, and just it was his first season as
42:32
Speaker 1: a rookie, sixteen year old that's the age limit in California.
42:35
Speaker 1: You can start at sixteen his first season and he
42:38
Speaker 1: does something. I mean, ugh, I get overwhelmed thinking about
42:42
Speaker 1: what the kid did because not a lot of regular
42:45
Speaker 1: folk would do that. Right in today's society. Let's be real.
42:48
Speaker 1: White people see tragedy and what do they do. Here's
42:51
Speaker 1: my phone. They want to record it, but they don't
42:53
Speaker 1: want to get involved in help. And this kid did it.
42:57
Speaker 1: Something that came up in the Oval office yesterday. A
42:59
Speaker 1: reporter asked the President about the move nationwide to get
43:03
Speaker 1: you lifeguards the same status as those first responders. You
43:07
Speaker 1: were just mentioning, right, because cops, firefighters, and paramedics get
43:11
Speaker 1: better benefits and more pay than lifeguards do because you
43:13
Speaker 1: guys aren't considered that level of first responder. This is
43:17
Speaker 1: something the President said, I'll look into yesterday. Your thoughts
43:20
Speaker 1: when you heard that, Well.
43:23
Speaker 10: That puts a lot of joy in my heart. We
43:26
Speaker 10: have been striving for that a long time. I mean,
43:29
Speaker 10: that's the essence of first responder. You know, we're going
43:31
Speaker 10: into harm's way. We're not unlike police officers going into
43:35
Speaker 10: a gunfight or firefighters going into a fire. Yep, We're
43:39
Speaker 10: going into the ocean, which it has sharks, and it
43:42
Speaker 10: has rip curts, it has so many dangers, and we're
43:45
Speaker 10: doing it half trusted. Think about that. Those guys all
43:48
Speaker 10: have protected gear, body.
43:49
Speaker 1: Armor, and it's a great point, PPEs.
43:51
Speaker 10: And we're going out there with a bleeding person, the
43:54
Speaker 10: sharks attacking, blood worn pathog is everywhere, the rip current's
43:57
Speaker 10: fighting us. So you're absolutely you know, take a look
44:01
Speaker 10: at what we are and who we are, and first
44:03
Speaker 10: responder is just a title that we are long overdue for.
44:07
Speaker 1: Amen. Well let's use this segment. I'm sure your team
44:10
Speaker 1: will to send it up to the White House and say,
44:13
Speaker 1: let's get a push, maybe at least an executive order,
44:15
Speaker 1: let's make all lifeguards full time lifeguards in this country
44:19
Speaker 1: the same as a paramedic, a firefighter, and a police officer.
44:22
Speaker 1: A first responder that should get a living wage and
44:25
Speaker 1: decent benefits. I'm going to end with some video aiden
44:28
Speaker 1: because you guys just had a big to do. Your association,
44:32
Speaker 1: the American Lifeguard Association, has this annual Lifeguard Games competition
44:36
Speaker 1: down in Florida. It was just a couple of weeks ago.
44:38
Speaker 1: I think I read on the sixth and seventh and
44:40
Speaker 1: eighth weekend, over twelve hundred lifeguards competed. Too bad, writer,
44:46
Speaker 1: wasn't there. I bet next year you guys invite him.
44:48
Speaker 1: I'll just give you one last second here, Wyatt. You
44:51
Speaker 1: can plug plug your association and what you guys do
44:55
Speaker 1: over at the American Lifeguard Association. Thank you, Wyatt, well.
44:58
Speaker 2: Thank you.
44:58
Speaker 10: Let me plug all the life Guard Association, United States
45:01
Speaker 10: Life Save Association, American life Guard Association and that event
45:05
Speaker 10: just we were down there. We actually what I want
45:08
Speaker 10: to shout out to you is me and another lifeguard
45:10
Speaker 10: we're loaned to boat after that competition. You saw the
45:13
Speaker 10: boats in there. They're called Doherty's or ASA self bailers
45:17
Speaker 10: from Orehouse up in New Jersey. And we rode that
45:19
Speaker 10: boat from Fort Lauderdale up to Fort Pierce after that competition.
45:23
Speaker 1: WHOA Okay, you guys love the water. Like I said,
45:26
Speaker 1: you're like a frog man. Whyatt Wren't if the national
45:28
Speaker 1: spokesperson for the American life Guard Association taking time out
45:31
Speaker 1: of his day to help us honor a young hero
45:34
Speaker 1: writer Williams, thank you Wyatt for all you do. Brother.
45:37
Speaker 1: Next time I'm swimming at the beach down there in
45:39
Speaker 1: what Fort Lauderdale, I think where you're based or your group.
45:41
Speaker 1: I'll be looking on.
45:43
Speaker 10: Beach co coke side.
45:45
Speaker 1: Swim your lifeguard, yes, exactly, exactly, and listen to your lifeguards.
45:50
Speaker 1: Thank you, Wyatt, God bless your brother Stay safe out there.
45:53
Speaker 2: Thank you.
45:54
Speaker 1: Yep, alrighty I stick around, Coming out next. Retired Major
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Speaker 10: Are you any closer today to reaching a final deal
47:57
Speaker 10: to end a ron zoo?
47:58
Speaker 1: Here prom you to make the kind of a deal
48:01
Speaker 1: that I.
48:02
Speaker 2: Feel is necessary.
48:03
Speaker 1: Look, we're in there for one reason. Iran cannot have
48:06
Speaker 1: a nuclear weapon. Okay, President Trump, same thing. He hasn't
48:12
Speaker 1: changed it. You're not getting any nukes. You've got to
48:15
Speaker 1: let people use the straight We've knocked out your ballistic missiles.
48:19
Speaker 1: It's time to make a deal. But here's the deal?
48:24
Speaker 1: Is there one to be had? Trump is determined to
48:27
Speaker 1: achieve the goal. He's very focused on trying to find
48:30
Speaker 1: a peaceful negotiations between America and Iran, but I don't
48:34
Speaker 1: know if it's going to come, folks. And speaking of
48:37
Speaker 1: those negotiations, there are no current talks scheduled and things
48:42
Speaker 1: are rapidly unraveling in the Middle East, per a truth
48:46
Speaker 1: Social post. Today, our naval blockade is in full force
48:49
Speaker 1: and the straight up farm Moose is open, but negotiations
48:52
Speaker 1: aren't going anywhere. Like I said, straight hard Moose also
48:55
Speaker 1: remains a big issue because especially with gas prices, Iran
48:59
Speaker 1: and are partly working on a new travel map for
49:03
Speaker 1: commercial traffic to try and cut through, but nothing finalized,
49:06
Speaker 1: which means Katari mediators are unable to facilitate any sort
49:10
Speaker 1: of peace talk right now. All the while President Trump
49:13
Speaker 1: turning up the heat saying that we will bomb Aman
49:17
Speaker 1: if they get in the way of a Ran making
49:20
Speaker 1: a deal with us. Again, That's what he said on
49:23
Speaker 1: Monday in the Oval Office, and he was deadly serious.
49:28
Speaker 1: Now that sixty day Memorandum of understanding, remember that that
49:32
Speaker 1: they signed off on back in June, Well, that expired
49:35
Speaker 1: last night and President Trump said he's not extending it,
49:39
Speaker 1: which means if they don't get to the table. You
49:41
Speaker 1: know what he has said. The strikes will begin again.
49:45
Speaker 1: He claims they'll be bigger and more of them than
49:48
Speaker 1: ever before. So my question is, will we then finish
49:52
Speaker 1: the job? Will we hit him again for a couple
49:54
Speaker 1: of days and then go back to negotiations again. This
49:57
Speaker 1: is not a forever war president. He doesn't want to
50:00
Speaker 1: get ground troops in and be in a long war.
50:02
Speaker 1: He's told you that since the first time he ran
50:04
Speaker 1: for office in twenty fifteen, right. But something's got to give,
50:08
Speaker 1: and if they don't give a negotiating I feel like
50:12
Speaker 1: we have to strike them like never before. Joining us
50:15
Speaker 1: now to weigh in on the latest with the conflict
50:18
Speaker 1: in Iran. He's retired US Army major general and a
50:20
Speaker 1: former DEA and FBI Task Force Agent, General John King
50:25
Speaker 1: Back on Real America. General, Nice to see you. You
50:28
Speaker 1: know you've commanded a lot of troops, You've worked under
50:30
Speaker 1: several presidents. I've asked you this before, but I think
50:35
Speaker 1: now a lot of Americans are kind of getting their
50:37
Speaker 1: wits ends, especially as we're eighty some days out from
50:39
Speaker 1: the midterms and this conflict could affect those midterms greatly.
50:44
Speaker 1: What would your advice be You're in a room with
50:46
Speaker 1: the Secretary of War heag Seth, the President, the Vice president,
50:50
Speaker 1: and they're like, General King, what do you think give
50:53
Speaker 1: diplomacy a bit more or start hitting the hell out
50:55
Speaker 1: of them?
50:56
Speaker 11: You would say, I will tell you, Dan that we've
50:59
Speaker 11: got to continue the job. As you said, We've been
51:01
Speaker 11: at war with the Iranian regime for over forty seven years.
51:05
Speaker 11: They have plenty, plenty of American blood on their hand.
51:10
Speaker 11: This will not get any easier if we just kick
51:13
Speaker 11: the can down the road. If nothing else, the Iranians
51:16
Speaker 11: will have more capabilities and we have to finish the
51:20
Speaker 11: job now. My job as a military officer was always
51:25
Speaker 11: to give military advice. The president is getting his political
51:28
Speaker 11: advice obviously from other places, but the role of the
51:31
Speaker 11: military is to offer military, professional military advice outlining the
51:36
Speaker 11: risks and the politics have to come from another department,
51:41
Speaker 11: not from the Department of War.
51:42
Speaker 2: Yep.
51:43
Speaker 1: And again, with eighty some days until one of the
51:46
Speaker 1: most important mid terms ever, because the Democrat Party literally
51:49
Speaker 1: has socialist, communist radical Islamists on their ticket. Literally, they
51:56
Speaker 1: have won their primaries a bunch of them. I don't
51:59
Speaker 1: want this war to derail President Trump's agenda, which is
52:04
Speaker 1: the agenda we voted for. And if we lose the
52:07
Speaker 1: House and god forbid the Senate, you know they're going
52:09
Speaker 1: to impeach him. They're going to stop everything. There'll be
52:11
Speaker 1: no more deportations, they'll pull the purse strings back and
52:14
Speaker 1: stop everything he's been doing the first two years. So
52:16
Speaker 1: my concern and kind of a requestion to you, is
52:20
Speaker 1: what advice would that be? Knowing that the political advice
52:23
Speaker 1: is going to be, mister President, get this thing over
52:26
Speaker 1: with so Republicans don't lose the mid terms. Again, you're
52:29
Speaker 1: a military guy, not a politician. You're going to tell
52:31
Speaker 1: him what. I understand this concern, but you've got to
52:35
Speaker 1: strike the hell out of him, or it looks better
52:38
Speaker 1: if you look peaceful and continue to negotiate. You know,
52:41
Speaker 1: these folks that run that regime general, there's no negotiating
52:44
Speaker 1: with them. Again, I kind of repose the question to
52:47
Speaker 1: you in a different manner.
52:48
Speaker 11: No, I appreciate that it really it will not get
52:51
Speaker 11: any better with time. The Iranians are as predictable as
52:54
Speaker 11: the sun coming up over the horizon tomorrow. They will continue.
52:58
Speaker 11: They understand the watching. They're using the American media to
53:03
Speaker 11: extend their foreign policy, in their strategy, in the strategy,
53:07
Speaker 11: and so the bottom line is is that this will
53:09
Speaker 11: not get any better, and I would urge the President
53:11
Speaker 11: that enough is enough. We need to finish the job.
53:15
Speaker 11: You know that all these other anxiliary players Oman are
53:20
Speaker 11: are irrelevant to the issue at hand of Iran having
53:25
Speaker 11: nuclear weapons. We cannot allow them. They will use them.
53:28
Speaker 11: They've said they will use them, and not take them
53:31
Speaker 11: at their word.
53:32
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, they've been nothing but a terrorist regime
53:35
Speaker 1: since they took power forty six, almost forty seven years ago.
53:38
Speaker 1: Final one too. You you mentioned Oman. I talked about
53:41
Speaker 1: it in the intro. They are trying to work a
53:44
Speaker 1: deal so that Iran can get some of their oil
53:46
Speaker 1: out and start making money again. Trump literally said, if
53:49
Speaker 1: they do that, we will bomb them. What would that
53:53
Speaker 1: look like? And would there be repercussions from other Arab
53:57
Speaker 1: nations against us if we did that? Because lately it
54:00
Speaker 1: seemed like a lot of the Arab nations have been
54:03
Speaker 1: on our side and not on the side of Iran.
54:05
Speaker 1: So what's your thought on that.
54:07
Speaker 11: I think Oman is just trying to play a relative
54:12
Speaker 11: or irrelevant part on this negotiation. They have a lot
54:16
Speaker 11: of economic advantage to be able to gain as a
54:20
Speaker 11: result of a deal with Iran, but the other Arab
54:23
Speaker 11: nations are not going to allow that because then they
54:25
Speaker 11: will now be subject to the whims of two governments.
54:29
Speaker 11: And Oman is not a relevant player, as sold is,
54:33
Speaker 11: the Qatar is the UAE. Those are the key players
54:36
Speaker 11: and they are solidly a bit behind the president in
54:39
Speaker 11: the United States.
54:40
Speaker 1: Understand Okay, Well, like the last time you came on,
54:44
Speaker 1: I think we end it with time will tell and
54:47
Speaker 1: we will see what happens. Appreciate your retired Major General
54:50
Speaker 1: John King as always, Thank you, sir, Thank you Dan. Alrighty, folks,
54:56
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54:58
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55:01
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