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7/8/26 -- Dan Ball W/ Ron Vitiello, Roger Stone, Mike Sarraille, Josh Hammer, John Hart. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America tonight.
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Speaker 2: So we hit him very hard last night, very hard.
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Speaker 1: Very hard.
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Speaker 3: President Trump now pummeling the Iranian regime once again, as
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the peace negotiations have pretty much fallen apart.
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Speaker 1: Let's be real, just take them out.
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Speaker 3: Forty seven plus defense attorneys clash with the FBI over
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key DNA evidence in the assassination trial of conservative activists.
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Speaker 1: Charlie Kirk will have the latest on that, and folks.
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Speaker 3: A sickening story, a horror story out of rural Alabama
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that's sending shockwaves across our country. Prosecutors revealing how parents
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allegedly sold their own kids into sex slavery using a
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drug fueled underground dungeon. You're looking at it right there.
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We've got the details tonight. I'm Dan Ball, and Real
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America starts right now.
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Speaker 4: I think it's over. I don't want to deal with
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him with this scum. You know what scum is. There's scum,
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there's sick people. They're led by sick people and the vicious,
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violent people. We make a deal, they go outside, talk
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to the press. They say, we never even talked about it.
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There's something wrong with them. They're cuckoo. So as I'm
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concerned it's over.
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Speaker 3: It should be over, mister President. You gave them a
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long enough leash. And with that blunt statement forty seven,
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pretty much saying the ceasefire agreement with Iran is over
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and the violence has begun. That's we knew it was coming.
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You can't make deals with terrorists.
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Speaker 1: Trump tried.
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Speaker 3: He was trying to save lives for the Persian people
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that live under that regime. There are millions of innocent
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folks there that don't want that regime in charge, and
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he was trying to spare lives. But it's gone on
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long enough. The administration says. The decision follows weeks and
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weeks amounting tension and several violations by Iran. While the
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President left a small window open, I don't know what
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that small window is, saying that we would start up
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negotiations again, I would say the clock is pretty much
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run out. Bombs are dropping once again across Iran. More
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than eighty targets hit overnight, I'm told, including sixty IRGC
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speedboats around the Strait of har Moves. US strikes also
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targeting Iranian air defense systems. Whatever they had left command
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and controlled networks. Here's where it gets sticky. They've finally
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been hitting those coastal radar sites in the Strait and
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those anti ship missiles that they've been hitting some of
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the commercial vessels with, along with drone production sites. In
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a statement, are sent calm addressed Iran's recent attacks on
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those three commercial vessels, declaring that the unwarranted aggression by
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Iranian forces is a clear and present danger and a direct.
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Speaker 1: Violation of the ceasefire.
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Speaker 3: While the President leaves little room for any negotiation, it's
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a different story on the Eastern European front. Speaking today
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at the NATO summit in Turkey, President Trump attempted to
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jump start Ukraine peace talks, sitting side by side with
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Vladimir Zelensky, the President of Ukraine. The meeting follows a
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high stakes phone call over the weekend between Trump and Putin.
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The President acknowledged both sides won a settlement, while calling
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out both Putin and Zelensky for being stubborn.
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Speaker 4: We've settled a lot of wars, and this one is
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the one that I thought maybe would be the easiest.
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But Putin's a difficult character, and this guy's a difficult character.
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Speaker 5: Does it.
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Speaker 2: It's not the easiest, Not the easiest.
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Speaker 3: And while diplomacy has taken center stage in Turkey, there
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are even more red flags though, popping up any Eastern Europe.
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The Polish Prime Minister is warning that the next few
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months are critical, citing intel that Russia may attack on
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Polish soil, warsawfares at Moscow, will launch GPS jamming or
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drone strikes in an effort to confuse NATO, exploit political
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division between US, the US and NATO, and avoid triggering
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a directing military response under Article five. In response, the
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Polish president is pushing a new massive defense project at
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the NATO summit to extend their Cold war fuel pipeline
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system all the way to the Russian border, at a
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cost about twenty two billion dollars. Hey, guess what, Maybe
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NATO and all those European nations can foot that bill
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and take care of all this. Maybe we don't need
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to help Poland like we help everybody around the world
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all the time. Joleman now with more insight into what
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is coming next when it comes to the conflict between
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US and Iran and the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
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Here he is once again this week because we liked
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him so much, we brought him back retired US Army
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major general and former FBI and DEA Task Force member John.
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Speaker 1: King back on real America.
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Speaker 3: All right, General, let's begin with the most heated one,
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and that of course is Iran and US. I understand
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we hit the hell out of him last night. I
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think the President gave this dirty dog too long of
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a leash and waited too long. They were already executing
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people in their streets last week. Now they shot missiles
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and drones at some of our bases in Kuwait and Byhrain.
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Speaker 1: I heard in the last forty eight hours.
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Speaker 3: Just finish the job. Your thoughts, you commanded troops, you've
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been in battle. What do you think, General.
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Speaker 6: Dan, You're absolutely right. The beginning of the segment, you
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outline it. Enough is enough. And that's the only thing
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the Iranian especially they are GC. That's the only thing
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they understand. They have strung along. They have forty seven
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years of stringing along Western you know, powers negotiations that
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go nowhere. They're masters at the manipulating of messaging and
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the meanwhile, while we've been trying to negotiate, they've been
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digging up a lot of their missile capability. They've been
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you know, they've been fortified, and at the same time,
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the leadership is keeping a very very low profile. And
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the only way we're going to make any progress is
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taking out the leadership of the RGC. They're the biggest
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obstacle in any negotiation and they will continue being any obstacle.
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And I think we not only do we need to
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continue a relentless attack against their capabilities, but we really
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need to turn the Israelis.
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Speaker 2: Loose on the leadership.
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Speaker 6: The only way we're going to get a change in
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the negotiations and the status of negotiations is by changing
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the players at the table.
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Speaker 1: Totally agree.
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Speaker 3: You know, we took out I think we're on the
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third the third stringers, right, the third stringers except for
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the new Iatolas, the son of the first.
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Speaker 1: So the head guy is number two.
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Speaker 3: But the committee, the cabinet of these idio, it's we're
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on the third string team here. I gotta imagine, and
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I agree with you. By the way, I know that
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there was a lot of contention with Israel and Bibbi
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and attacks on Lebanon and what else. And don't go
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into a ran right now while I'm trying to negotiate
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the President wanted to have that time. But I agree,
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they've got better intel on the ground in Iran than
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we do, correct, So just let them.
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Speaker 6: Those radies are unsurpassed. Not only does radies for our
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allies have incredible human intelligence on the ground, which is
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critical in any kind of targeting.
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Speaker 3: They should just take them out, and I don't mean
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the fourth string, take them all out, because the Persians
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want to take their land back. And if you take
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out the IRGC, I firmly believe those people, especially the
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older ones that remember having freedoms in the seventies, they're
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going to come out in the streets and want to
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take their nation back. Let me move to the military action,
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since you're a military guy, President Trump, throw the headline up.
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Also overnight confirmed that we finally attacked Carg Island and
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he's starting to take it over fully.
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Speaker 1: Now that's something that weeks ago we said we weren't.
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Speaker 5: Going to do.
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Speaker 3: We didn't want to disrupt all the oil as the
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twenty percent of the world's oil prices will go back up.
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But you know the president, as you can tell, he's pissed.
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And so we're finally hitting Carg. We're now hitting more
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stuff near the strait of our movies. What do you
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think we should do next to really choke these guys out?
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Besides killing the head of the snake. What else do
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we need to do militarily to take back over the
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strait that island and Iran to give it to the people.
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Speaker 1: How do we do that? General?
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Speaker 6: You know, the challenge Dan is that any perceived you know,
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attempting negotiate in good faith to reduce the amount of damage,
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the Iranian leadership seized that as weakness, and that week.
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We have to change that mindset that we're willing to
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go all the way to get this task completed. Because
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as you saw doing this negotiations, they were digging up
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their capabilities, their missiles that they had partially destroyed, and
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they're finally use them again. And so there's no you
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cannot be You have to be relentless in the pursuit
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of finding the right leadership and taking away their ability
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to continue making these attacks because one missile paralyzes that
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whole region. And the meanwhile, our allies are being very smart,
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They're they're building pipelines to bypass the whole area. Very soon,
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the straight of Home moves is going to be irrelevant
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because all our allies figure out a way to get
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pipelines into the Red Sea or around the straightro home moves,
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which then you take away the car that the range
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has hat is very narrow check.
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Speaker 3: It's all they have is controlling the straight final one
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till you with about a minute or so left, and
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let's move over to.
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Speaker 1: Ukraine.
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Speaker 3: Trump now allowing Ukraine to build Patriot missiles. This after
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Russia launched a whole bunch of air strikes this week
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on the capitol in Ukraine Kiv. But also Ukraine has
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been hitting Russia deep deep to Moscow and hitting their
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oil refineries with their suicide drone strike. So Zelensky has
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stepped it up. People thought Ukraine was down and out.
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They've been stepping up their attacks into Russia, deep into Russia.
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Of course, Russia still got the wherewithal of the military
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might and power, they're hammering the hell out of them back.
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He's on the phone with one, he's meeting with one
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face to face. Can he get this piece steel done?
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Between these two? Where do you see it go?
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Speaker 1: In general?
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Speaker 6: I think there's going to have to be increased pain suffered.
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Speaker 7: Now.
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Speaker 6: The people in Moscow you know, for months, almost years,
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they've been isolated from the war. Now they're feeling the
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effects of this war in Moscow, and the Ukrainians have
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been incredibly innovative. I mean they're launching drones off of
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high altitude balloons that they float over Russia and then
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they launch them remotely using AI They've been incredibly, incredibly innovated,
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and the Russians are unable to adapt to this kind
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of fighting, and so they've been very successful. Now that
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the Ukrainians are showing that they have the wherewithal and
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they have the will to fight to you know, to
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the very end, and neither.
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Speaker 2: One can afford that.
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Speaker 6: You know that that kind of warfare. The Russians have
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an advantage and people, and they're willing to sacrifice an
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incredible number of their youth. After once this is figured out,
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once we hopefully you'll get to peace soon, the Russian
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population is going to suffer dramatically because they will not
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have young men to be fathers.
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Speaker 2: It's just the losses are massive.
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Speaker 3: Right, one hundred one thousands on both sides have been killed.
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That's what Trump's always talking about, stop the killing. There's
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so many dead, and he keeps trying to get them
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to the table and they just won't come. We'll see
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what happens. You know, he's face to face with Zelensky
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this week in Turkey. You heard me say. He's on
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the phone call with Putin again this weekend. Maybe they'll
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get him to the table. Retired Major General John King
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as always, thank you, sir.
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Speaker 1: For your insight. Appreciate you, Thank you.
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Speaker 5: Dan.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Coming up after the break, we're going to continue our
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coverage of the conflict in the mid least, but we're
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gonna turn our folks on Israel and the fighting in
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South Lebanon with Hesbala. Colonel Robert McGinnis weighs in on
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that next, Plus former New Jersey prosecutor and defense attorney
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Bob Byanki is going to join us a bit later
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with insight into day three of the preminary hearing over
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in Utah for accused Charlie Kirk murderer Tyler Robinson. And
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then a bit later on the program, Folks Don't Go Anywhere,
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a horrific story out of central Alabama where a child
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pedophile sex dungeon was uncovered over a year ago. Now
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eight adults are in custody, but police need your help
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in rounding up at least twenty other disgusting scumbags who
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Speaker 1: Welcome back.
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Speaker 3: A major diplomatic shift could be underway in the Middle East.
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According to President Trump, tensions have remained incredibly high along
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the border between Israel and Lebanon. That's where the Israeli
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forces have maintained a heavy presence.
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Speaker 1: Why Hesbolah sir do you.
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Speaker 3: Think Israel should withdraw troops from southern Lebanon.
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Speaker 5: Well, I joint to BP about that.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I think they're going to. I think they want to.
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I don't think it's a question me.
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Speaker 5: I think it's a greace.
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Speaker 4: They want to, and they're getting along with Lebanon, designing
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deals with Lebanon first time ever.
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Speaker 1: Now.
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Speaker 3: When pressed on whether Israel should scale back their military
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footprint in that area, the President revealing details about his
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private conversation with the Prime Minister there Net Nyahoo commander
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in chief, saying that a withdrawal is not only on
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the table, but that relations between the two nations are
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quietly entering an unprecedented territory now. The President's optimism stands
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in sharp contrast to the roadblocks on the ground. Speaking
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at the NATO summit in Turkey, Trump expressed confidence in
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a US mediated deal between the two nations. However, just
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last week, Bibnetnyaho visited South Lebanon and told his troops
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not to withdraw as long as Hesbelah remains a threat.
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Lebanon is now pushing back, singing it will only participate
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in a peace talk if Israel agrees to pull back
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from certain specific zones in South Lebanon. Meantime, Israel is
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quietly trying to assure the region that recent US diplomacy
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won't undermine that nation's security. Israel's ambassador to the United
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States stated that Jerusalem views the Israel Lebanon Framework Agreement
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as superseding our memo of Understanding that we signed with Iran. Now,
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of course, as we know today and as I just
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told you in the previous segment, that memorandum's gone because
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the peace deals off, because they hit commercial ships, they
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shot at our bases, and Trump just launched what I say,
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eighty some rockets and missiles at them. So yeah, I
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don't think they have to sit around and wait to
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see if we're going to be able to get peace
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with Iran, because that's over. So joining us now to
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weigh in on what's happening also in the Middle East,
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not with US in Iran, but with Israel and Lebanon
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specifically Hesbla. He's a former instructor at the US Army
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War College, a former Pentagon strategist. Retired Army Lieutenant Colonel
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Robert McGinnis back on the program.
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Speaker 1: All right, colonel, let's just get right after this one,
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short and sweet.
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Speaker 3: What do you think Israel should do? Do they pull back,
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negotiate with Lebanon. Is Lebanon willing to work with Israel
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and US to allow them to take out Hesbela, because
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that's the main thing Bibby's been talking about literally for decades. Right,
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it's get rid of Hesbela, get rid of Hamas, get
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rid of the houtis all the Iranian proxies and their
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terror groups must go.
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Speaker 1: And I feel for them.
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Speaker 3: If we were surrounded by terror groups in Canada and Mexico,
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you know we'd deblasten the hell out of them.
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Speaker 5: Yeah. In fact, that's true.
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Speaker 8: Kesla has been a thorn in the side of Israel
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since it's very beginning. It certainly has killed many of
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our people at the marine barracks and elsewhere. Yep, Israel
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is in a tough place. It had to destroy Hamas
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because it was hurting in the south. Has to make
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sure that whatever comes of Hespela in the future, they
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don't have to once again cross the border up to
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the La Tawny River and wipe out every facility they have.
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Speaker 5: And then Yet the Lebanese have not.
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Speaker 8: Up to now been terribly cooperative and of course, with
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Trump talking in Syria, all of this is very important
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for Israel to feel secure in a region that has
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historically been incredibly hostile.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, no kidding.
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Speaker 3: When I said that there may be some unprecedented compromise
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and deal between Israel and Lebanon, are you hearing that?
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Because Trump is putting those pressure on those other Middle
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Eastern nations that are now in bed with us economically wise,
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like Syria and Qatar and a whole bunch of them,
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right the Saudis, we're working with a bunch of them.
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Do you think they're gonna be able to come to
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some solution where they'll either give them access to Hesbla
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or they'll kick them out of their country? Like, how
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are they going to make peace with this where Lebanon
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can be a good neighbor to Israel but not allow
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Hesbula to take root and be in their country, because
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you know they're just going to keep striking Israel if
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they're right next door.
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Speaker 9: Well, with Trump trying to have normal relations with Syria,
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he has probably had a very quiet the Turkish leader.
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Speaker 8: I think all of those things are quite possible that
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Hesbaa is going to be basically cut off because it's
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been supplied.
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Speaker 5: By the Iranians for decades.
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Speaker 8: So if that happens, then diplomatically and strategically and as
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terms of its flow of money, it's just going to
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be starved to death.
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Speaker 5: And I think that that is really part of.
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Speaker 8: The strategy, and a very smart strategy that the President
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appears to be pursuing behind the scenes.
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Speaker 3: You know, I usually ask you if that deal affects
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our deal, but I think I'll just wrap up the
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interview because I don't think that whatever Israel is doing
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with Hesbil and Lebanon has anything to do anymore with
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what we're doing with Iran. After what Iran just did
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in the last forty eight hours attacking the civilian ships,
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shooting at our basis, Trump started blasting them back. I
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would say, don't worry about that deal. Iran and the
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new leadership of the IRGC better be watching their back
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over the next few days, because it sounds like I
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think Trump's just going to start unleashing on them. I'll
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give you the last few seconds there, Colonel.
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Speaker 5: No doubt Trump based take care of high RGC.
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Speaker 8: But at the same time, you have a broader Middle East,
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and it appears as if Israel has some equities there
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and I believe Trump's going to address.
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Speaker 3: Appreciate you, retired to Colonel Robert McGinnis as always, thank
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you so much, Thanks Mam yep. Coming up next the
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very latest on the preliminary hearing for accused Charlie Kirk
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20:10
Welcome back, well to folks, Day three of the primary
20:13
hearing for twenty three year old Tyler Robinson, the man
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accused of assassinating Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk last
20:19
September the Utah Valley University. Jennifer Famuna, a sergeant with
20:23
the Utah State Bureau of Investigation, who oversaw the physical
20:26
crime scene and evidence collection, returned to the stand today
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continuing her testimony regarding the DNA and the forensic evidence.
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And I say those slowly and loudly for the people
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in the cheap seat that still like to listen to
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crazy canvas owens and think that foreign governments killed Charlie
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and this guy's a patsy. There is DNA and forensic
20:51
evidence that points to Tyler Robinson. Again, you can well
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it's set up MK Ultra, the CIA staged it. He folks,
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there's a mountain of evidence. Prosecutors also introduced recorded statements
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and text messages from Robinson's roommate that's his romantic partner,
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the transgender guy Lance Twig, including a message where Robinson
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allegedly wrote he had enough of Kirk's hatred.
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Speaker 1: This comes after a major forensic revelation.
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Speaker 3: Yesterday from the FBI, a DNA analyst Amanda Baker, Baker
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testifying that the DNA matching both Robinson and Twigs was
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found on a towel wrapped around the murder weapon that
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was thrown out in the woods right next to the
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college campus.
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Speaker 1: But oh, that was staged.
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Speaker 3: I'm sure right, the Jews probably did it, or the
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Egyptians or whatever the hell Canvas is talking about today
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on her show, The defense then aggressively grilled Baker, challenging
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the reliability of the testing. Tuesday's testimony also included video
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clips that clearly show Robinson walking all around that campus
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on four different visits on the day of the murder.
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Investigatives testifying those videos show him in shorts in one
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and a shorter top. That's when he was checking out
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the campus, and then when he came back, that's when
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he had on the pants, the long sleeve shirt in
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the backpack where he's limping because the rifle was stored
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in his pants. Police say he actually made direct contact
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with a representative from Kirk's own organization hours before climbing
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up on the roof and taking the fatal shot. A
22:31
surprise guest sat in on some of that hearing testimony
22:34
earlier this week. Eldest son of the President of the
22:37
United States, Don Junior.
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Speaker 10: She just wants justice. She's doing an incredible job just
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holding it together given the circumstances and the sheer brutality
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of how this all happened, and you know, frankly, some
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of the sheer noise that has come after her and
22:53
attacked her and the organization and all of that, which
22:56
is again I've stayed quiet. I've supported her, We've talked,
22:59
you know, regularly ever since. I haven't been that vocal
23:02
because I haven't known what's real and what's not. But
23:04
having literally been there in the room seen the evidence
23:07
with my own eyes, you know, it's very clear to
23:11
me that Tyler Robinson will be found guilty.
23:14
Speaker 3: I agree after listening to the evidence that they just
23:18
put forth in the preliminary This isn't even the full
23:20
trial yet, it's pretty clear who did the killing. But
23:24
of course there are now thousands, I hope not millions
23:27
of people because of a handful of podcasters who won't
23:30
listen to evidence, who won't follow DNA, who won't believe
23:34
film as they see it with their own eyes. Joining
23:36
me now to talk about the evidence that's being presented
23:39
this week in a courtroom. Former head and Jersey prosecutor
23:43
criminal defense attorney Arpel Bob Biyanki back on the show. Bob,
23:46
I know you've been taking grief just like me, because
23:49
you and I won't go down.
23:50
Speaker 1: That rabbit hole.
23:51
Speaker 3: Look, just because there have been some conspiracy theories proven
23:55
to be true, like the COVID plandemic, like the cover
23:58
up of the Hunter Biden laptop and him working for Bearisma,
24:01
all the crap we've heard about and uncovered and discovered
24:04
over the last few years, that doesn't mean everything is
24:07
a conspiracy cover up. And right now, the video evidence,
24:11
the ballistics on the weapon, the DNA evidence, all this
24:15
stuff is pointing. Oh wait, any confessed to family members
24:18
and there's text messages.
24:20
Speaker 1: It looks like Tyler Robinson did it. What do you think?
24:24
Speaker 7: Yeah, damn Bee, I have gotten a lot of blowback,
24:26
And you know me, Dan, I am a legal commentator.
24:29
I am not a political commentator. I don't care if
24:32
I go on the most liberal show in the most
24:33
conservative show. I know you don't as a former homicide prosecutor.
24:37
The facts are the facts, and the laws the law.
24:39
Speaker 1: Thank you.
24:40
Speaker 7: At a certain point in time, You're right. I have
24:42
been shocked. I send out a TikTok the other day.
24:45
The level of response that's coming back with made up
24:49
facts was just really extraordinary to me, and I actually
24:51
started responding to him, which I normally don't do.
24:54
Speaker 2: Look, I think that the most important thing.
24:56
Speaker 1: If it's me, as a.
24:57
Speaker 7: Homicide prosecutor looking at this case, I hate I'm not
25:00
gonna lie to you. It can be planted, a'llah oj,
25:04
it can be argued, it's heady, it's ethereal, it has
25:08
a leeles and really difficult scientific stuff. I'm not gonna say,
25:12
I'm not gonna use it. But what I really am
25:14
gonna use is common sense arguments to your audience and
25:17
to those who are against this case.
25:19
Speaker 1: I ask you.
25:20
Speaker 7: The mother of the defendant said that it looked like him.
25:25
The father of the defendant said it looked like him.
25:29
The father of the defendant said it looks like the
25:33
rifle that he had. You would then have to believe
25:36
that he typed this letter and put it underneath the
25:39
keyboard and these texts of which there's going to be
25:41
geospatial data and tracking and electronic information that you're not
25:46
going to be able to conspire around. That's saying look
25:49
under the keyboard with a note saying what it was,
25:52
showing premeditation, showing that his mental state, that he knew
25:56
what he was doing and he knew it was wrong.
25:57
And then dan I have in addition to the DNA evidence,
26:01
I have him literally texting, I'm worried about the rifle
26:04
on the towel. Guess what they find a rifle on
26:07
the towel. Guess whose DNA is on it? His and
26:11
his boyfriend slash roommate. I'm worried about Prince. Remember the
26:15
engraving on the bullets ider was doing. Guess what's on
26:18
the shelfcasing on the bullets engraving. Look, I don't care
26:21
if you're conservative. I don't care if you're liberal. At
26:24
a certain point in time, you got to use the
26:26
rule of reason and common sense. The evidence, he thank
26:29
you is overwhelming at this point in time, doesn't have
26:32
to be proven to be und reasonable doubt. Yeah, but
26:34
if I'm all, By the way, we haven't even seen
26:36
dan last point, we haven't even seen the geospacial mapping
26:39
of the phone, and they've haven't been released yet.
26:43
Speaker 1: Yeah. They've got him there four times. They tracked his phone.
26:46
Speaker 3: He went there two in the morning to case it,
26:48
the third time to shoot Charlie, and the fourth time,
26:51
like a good criminal, he went back to see the
26:53
scene of the crime after and they got him GEO
26:55
tracked there.
26:56
Speaker 1: They said that on Monday. That's him.
26:58
Speaker 3: The mom said, that's Tyler. I think the mom said
27:01
that's my boy.
27:02
Speaker 1: Yeah, look at it.
27:03
Speaker 3: And why is he high limpin when he has the
27:05
long pants on? Because the guns in his pants. It
27:07
was a rifle. Now here's the thing everybody goes, what
27:10
about the magic bullet? Dan a thirty hout six. There
27:12
he is climbing off the damn roof. The thirty out
27:14
six would have went clean through Charlie. There's no possible
27:16
way it was a thirty out six. That proves it
27:18
wasn't him. Bulled people. Let me explain something to you
27:22
about guns. One thing, you don't know what a bullet's
27:25
gonna do when it hits a target. I've had cops
27:27
on this program tell me they've seen somebody shot in
27:30
the head and the bullet travel around the cranium and.
27:32
Speaker 1: Not go straight through. You don't know what it's gonna do.
27:34
Speaker 3: Plus, this rifle was given to him by his grandpa,
27:37
and I think they reloaded some of their own AMMO.
27:39
Speaker 1: And let's be real, I've reloaded AMMO.
27:41
Speaker 3: You don't always reload it with as much powder as
27:43
the factory does from factory bullets. If you've got less powder,
27:46
the bullet's gonna travel slower, which means it wouldn't do
27:48
as much damage.
27:49
Speaker 1: There's so many things.
27:50
Speaker 3: That I can poke holes in the conspiracy theorist to say, really,
27:54
how many hundreds, if not thousands of people, Bob, would
27:57
you have to get in on this conspiracy scene to
28:00
cover all this up and frame him as a patsy?
28:03
Speaker 1: Think about it, Dan, how many I.
28:05
Speaker 2: Was saying this?
28:07
Speaker 7: Everybody? They don't know. I've been there. I've been at
28:12
the crime scenes. It's you think these people are out
28:15
there conspiring and is there problems in law enforcement?
28:18
Speaker 1: Yeah?
28:19
Speaker 7: But in my opinion, do they lie? Have they lied,
28:21
have they tried to? Have they planted?
28:23
Speaker 1: Ey?
28:23
Speaker 7: I'm not saying that doesn't happen, But in a case
28:26
like this, where you have a mother and father, that
28:28
to me is the biggest point of the prosecutor confirming
28:31
the identity of the South, and he confessed to his uncle.
28:34
Speaker 1: He confessed to the uncle.
28:35
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you.
28:38
Speaker 7: Can't explain everything as a prosecutor. And you know what,
28:42
the enemy of what they do sometimes is that they're lazy,
28:45
and sometimes they make mistakes and they cut corners. But
28:48
that doesn't mean that they're conspiring with. Evidence is overwhelming here.
28:52
Speaker 1: Thank you, Thank you all right, Bob IYANKI.
28:55
Speaker 3: If anybody is still doubting, which I'm sure there are,
28:57
because a human sight can't say you've been wrong since
29:01
September tenth of last year, and a lot of people
29:04
because of a handful of crazy podcasters, there's millions of
29:07
Americans who believe this guy's a Patsy mk Ultra, Foreign governments,
29:11
the Trump administration, Erica had something to do it, Like
29:14
there are some sick people out there that are thinking
29:16
some crazy stuff when all this mountain of evidence points
29:20
to Tyler Robinson and I always keep an open mind,
29:23
but on this one, I'm going with the damn facts.
29:26
Thank you, Bob for backing those facts in a court
29:30
of law and order are showing to be true. Appreciate you,
29:32
Bob BYANKI, Take care brother you guys then, yep, all right,
29:36
coming out a story out of central Alabama. It's gonna
29:39
make your stomach turn. Eight adults behind bars after a
29:42
pedophile sex dungeon that was discovered over a year ago
29:46
in a storm shelter, now getting headlines again this week
29:49
because police need your help in identifying the human scum
29:53
who paid the parents and the guardians to have sex
29:56
with their kids and then sell the videos online to
29:59
pet files.
30:01
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Speaker 1: Welcome back, folks.
30:44
Speaker 3: If you've got kids in the room, young ones, you
30:46
might want to get them out of the room, because
30:47
I'm about to tell you about a horrifying investigation that's
30:50
been ongoing for just over one year out of rural Alabama,
30:56
and it's finally drawing some nationwide attention. It should actually
30:59
be getting national attention for the last thirteen months, because
31:02
this is a absolutely sickening case and it has devastated
31:07
a small community. And when I give you some of
31:09
the details you'll understand why. Following a closed door status
31:14
hearing back in April of this year, eight suspects faced
31:18
more than one hundred combined felony charges. Investigators allege they
31:23
were operating a child sex trafficking ring centered around an
31:28
underground dungeon in Bibb County, Alabama. Authority say at least
31:34
ten victims are you ready for this, ranging in age
31:37
from three just three to fifteen, were drugged, bound, and
31:43
sexually abused and videotaped for over two years in this dungeon.
31:49
Speaker 1: Give me five minutes with them.
31:51
Speaker 3: As the investigation unfolds, chilling new details reveal the base
31:54
of operations was this right here? Look at this image,
31:57
a concrete storm shelter on private property in a very
32:01
small town called Brent, Alabama. Prosecutors confirm several of the
32:05
suspects were actually family members of the victims.
32:09
Speaker 1: Were talking about.
32:10
Speaker 3: Parents, uncles, aunts exploiting their own kids for sexual deviance
32:16
and for profit.
32:17
Speaker 1: Again, can we just have five minutes? Local and federal.
32:20
Speaker 3: Authorities are now working to track down as many as
32:22
twenty or more of their customers who paid to enter
32:27
the bunker have sex with these little kids. Than these
32:30
eight scumbags would take the videos and sell them online
32:34
to other pedophiles. Because of Alabama's strict anti trafficking laws,
32:38
the suspects already in custody face mandatory minimum life in prison,
32:44
too good for them. The first major development the case, though,
32:47
just came a couple weeks ago, when one of the
32:49
eight primary suspects suddenly changed her plea. Because all of
32:54
them pled not guilty by reason of insanity or some bs,
32:57
we'll ask our next.
32:58
Speaker 1: Guest to confirm.
33:00
Speaker 3: Prosecutors say that Rebecca Brewer now pleaded guilty to charge
33:03
of kidnapping and an amended count of sexual torture, while
33:08
the exact term of her plea deal remain under a
33:10
gag order because they're trying to get more guys to
33:12
flip so they can find the twenty scumbags. This marks
33:15
the first conviction since the investigation started last summer. The
33:20
other suspects, the other seven, also in the court where
33:23
a judge ordered them all to stand trial. Jody Wade
33:28
is the sheriff down in Bibb County, Alabama.
33:30
Speaker 11: It's still an ongoing investigation and we anticipate more rest
33:37
and unfortunately, more victims.
33:41
Speaker 3: Again, that was the local sheriff almost a year ago today.
33:44
You saw the date back on July twenty third, and
33:47
now here we are, and they're still looking for a
33:49
bunch of these sickos that went in and raped these little.
33:52
Speaker 1: Kids three to fifteen years old.
33:56
Speaker 3: Then these eight scumbags would take the videos and sell
33:58
them online. Joining me now with more details about this
34:01
house of horrors, the eight accused, plus the men they're
34:05
still searching for. He's ed it in chief down at
34:07
the Centerville Press and the bib Voice in Bib County,
34:11
Thomas Michael Hobson joining us for the first time on
34:14
Real America. Thomas, thank you so much. This is a
34:17
small community, man. I was looking up your little hometown
34:20
paper and the population around Bib County and Brent, the
34:23
town that the dungeon was in. This just had to
34:26
rock your community. I don't think anybody in nice world
34:29
central Alabama would look at themselves and go, oh my god,
34:32
did we think the neighbors were having a torture house
34:35
for little kids while making child.
34:37
Speaker 1: Porn in it? Just horrific.
34:39
Speaker 3: Thomas, welcome, Thank you talk to me about this case.
34:43
When this broke Were you one of the first ones
34:45
on it, and what was the reaction in your community.
34:48
Speaker 12: Well, this has been a shocking, obviously and grotesque case
34:54
for everybody, and it's been a indelible stain on our
35:00
unity because it reflects badly on everybody who lives anywhere
35:04
near here. The case you described it, well, I would
35:09
add to it on a couple of facts. Yes, Rebecca
35:15
Brewer did plead guilty, and she has a Flea agreement
35:19
which has not been totally published, some of it has
35:21
been reducted. The court has been operating under a gag
35:25
order because of the ongoing investigation, and I do know
35:29
that they are diligently trying to identify and make additional arrests,
35:35
particularly of people who are patronizing this operation.
35:40
Speaker 3: That's just so staggering to me, Thomas, Like, this was
35:43
like a you know, this is an Amsterdam where you're
35:46
going into a pardon my French, a whorehouse and you
35:49
pay for sex with an adult, which is legal in
35:52
that nation. This is America, this is Alabama, this is
35:55
the South. People are hospitable and they're nice to their
35:57
neighbors and family members, and yet you had family members.
36:01
And maybe you can fill me in on who they were.
36:03
In some cases, some of these people were direct family
36:06
to the kids they were exploiting. That is more horrific
36:10
than a stranger doing it. It's gross on all counts.
36:13
Speaker 1: But when they're.
36:13
Speaker 12: Family, absolutely, two of the defendants are our parents of
36:18
some of the You can tell from the last names
36:22
that you put up on the screen who those probably are. Yeah,
36:26
the children. Of course, their identities have been withheld. Of course,
36:29
they've been taken out of county. They've been taken care
36:33
of by the State of Alabama Department of Human Resources,
36:37
who've placed them in other places to protect them. The
36:42
court system moves slowly, as you know, but they do
36:44
have a lot of court appearances, and every time there's
36:48
a court appearance, they march all these people that you
36:52
see on the screen in the courthouse and they get
36:55
a lot of attention.
36:57
Speaker 1: These scumbags. I'm sorry, Thomas, but I.
36:59
Speaker 12: Just based all bad news. And we are a community
37:04
news organization. We'd like to pub be size what's good
37:07
about living in the South and living in a small town.
37:10
Speaker 1: Sure, I bet you do.
37:12
Speaker 2: You mentioned that we're a small town.
37:14
Speaker 12: The total population of Big County is about twenty two
37:18
thousand people. Our small towns are less than twenty five
37:23
hundred people.
37:24
Speaker 3: Yeah, Brent where the dungeon was? Brent's very small, right,
37:27
like it's got less?
37:30
Speaker 12: Okay, both about twenty five hundred thousand people.
37:33
Speaker 5: Wow.
37:33
Speaker 1: A couple more questions for you real quick.
37:36
Speaker 3: On the on the eight scumbags, these people that I
37:38
don't even call human beings. We watched them parade out.
37:42
There was I think three women, five men. Most of
37:44
them all look like white males and white females. There
37:47
is a Hispanic guy that I read I don't know if
37:49
it was from your paper or one of the local
37:51
TV stations out of Birmingham or whatever, that there is
37:54
that scumbag right at the beginning, Andre's Trejo. I understand
37:58
they're calling him the ring leader. And now there's a
38:00
question if he's actually a legal citizen. Can you clear
38:03
that up for us?
38:04
Speaker 1: Is he illegal?
38:04
Speaker 2: I think that is true.
38:07
Speaker 12: Oh, I know, he's suspected to have connections to a
38:10
cartel operations.
38:13
Speaker 2: We don't know him here.
38:15
Speaker 1: Yeah, so I don't here.
38:17
Speaker 3: He probably stands out right. What about this plea for
38:20
the other seven? Did I hear right that a bunch
38:22
of them are pleading not guilty? By reason of insanity,
38:25
because of their drug use and crap. What are they
38:27
trying to get out here?
38:28
Speaker 12: Well, that's the only defense that taken a certain I mean,
38:33
what are you going to say? They're pretty well caught
38:35
red hand. Yeah, they've been to court a number of times.
38:40
They have fouled motions to move the trial out of
38:44
the county.
38:44
Speaker 3: Of course they want a sympathetic jury.
38:49
Speaker 12: The judge is not going to do that.
38:50
Speaker 1: Good on that judge, you know, Tomas.
38:53
Speaker 12: Another judge to assist in handling these cases because they
38:59
are complicated.
39:00
Speaker 3: Yeah, your old town and county probably never sees anything
39:03
like this and it's history, right.
39:04
Speaker 12: Oh, absolutely not. This is in some of our problems
39:07
he here, as we don't have the resources that we
39:09
really need to do the account of investigation this case deserve.
39:13
Speaker 3: Well, like you said, you got them red handed. I
39:16
can't believe the judge will let any of these people walk. Yeah,
39:21
their goose is cooked. My last one too, you is
39:25
an easy one. We got to get an all call out, right,
39:27
because they're saying fifteen to twenty men, I would assume
39:31
they're almost all men who.
39:33
Speaker 1: Paid to go in and have sex.
39:35
Speaker 3: And then these eight scumbags would videotape them and sell
39:38
the videos online to other pedophiles. They're trying to now
39:41
track down those people that were frequenting the dungeon. So
39:45
we need to get the all call out, right. They
39:47
should contact too, the Bib County Sheriff's Department.
39:49
Speaker 1: They got any.
39:49
Speaker 12: Information, absolutely, Bib County Sheriff's Departments. Sheriff Joey Wade, he
39:54
has a special unit. That's a sign of this case.
39:57
I think the the lead investigator, I think can't think
40:02
of his name right now, but he's a he's a
40:04
good investigator, and he's spending all his time on this kid.
40:08
Speaker 1: Well, I'll end with this, Thomas.
40:10
Speaker 3: I watched another news report last night after I called
40:12
you about this, and they interviewed some of your good
40:16
folk down there in Bib County, and I liked what
40:18
one woman said on the local news. She said, we
40:20
ain't got to waste all this time on a trial.
40:22
If they just let eight of them loose and let
40:24
the good folks of Bib County take care of them,
40:26
they take care of it.
40:29
Speaker 12: Well, I won't say, but but.
40:32
Speaker 3: You would agree, So would I, sir, So would I?
40:38
Because let me tell you what if they don't get justice.
40:41
And as far as I'm concerned, life in prison is
40:43
too good for people who did this to three year olds.
40:47
They're definitely going to be people's girlfriends when they get
40:49
in prison, no doubt.
40:51
Speaker 12: Yeah, well, you know this is this is sounds terrible.
40:55
It reflects badly on our county. But you know, this
40:57
kind of activity is not limited in scope to her
41:02
part of the country.
41:03
Speaker 1: That's a great point.
41:04
Speaker 12: Is a national emerging, documented problem, thank you, exploding in numbers, yes,
41:10
across the country as a rest for being made.
41:13
Speaker 1: That's right.
41:14
Speaker 12: We've had certain other rest in our state, and of
41:16
course the national numbers reflect that this is going on.
41:20
Speaker 3: Well, Thomas, as I've been importing on this show for
41:22
over five years, America is the number one child trafficking
41:25
country on the planet.
41:26
Speaker 1: That is disgusting.
41:27
Speaker 3: You know, the Biden regime lost over four hundred thousand
41:30
children immigrant children while him and Kamala were in charge.
41:34
I know Trump's trying to find them. This is not
41:36
just limited to small town Alabama. This is everywhere in
41:39
every state, and we got to stop it. Thomas Michael Hobson,
41:42
editor in chief down at the Centerville Press and bib
41:45
Voice in Alabama. Thank you for coming on, sir, appreciate you.
41:48
Speaker 2: Sure, I appreciate you that.
41:50
Speaker 3: Thanks folks again, if you know anything about this case,
41:55
get a hold of the Bib County Sheriff's Department in Alabama.
41:59
All right, stick, Coming up next, we're going to head
42:01
to the Commonwealth of Virginia where they're liberal Democrat leaders
42:04
once again, without taking the voter's opinion into consideration, are
42:09
trying to take away residents' Second Amendment rights. State Senator
42:13
Bryce Reeves sounds off. Next, for all of our viewers
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42:58
Speaker 3: In a massive move in defense of the Second Amendment,
43:00
the Department of Justice is launching a major legal challenge
43:04
against state level firearm restrictions, filing or filling rather federal
43:09
lawsuits against California and the state of Virginia. The lawsuit
43:14
against California specifically targets a new state statute that.
43:17
Speaker 1: Let me tell you, I'm pretty pe out about.
43:20
Speaker 3: In Comifornia, this is known as the glock Ban, which
43:24
prohibits firearm dealers from selling what the state defines as
43:29
a machine gun, convertible, pistol, whatever. California lawmakers pass the
43:34
restriction out of concern that semimatic handguns, particularly glocks, can
43:40
be modified illegally and they can have a conversion switch
43:44
to go fully auto. Okay, but why do you try
43:47
and stop me from buying a normal semi automatic one.
43:49
Speaker 1: That's not cool.
43:51
Speaker 3: However, the DOJ's lawsuit argues that because glocks are the
43:54
most popular handgun in America, especially for self defense and
43:58
law enforcement, banning their retail sale in the state is
44:01
unconstitutional and deprived citizens of commonly owned firearms, which is
44:06
protected by the Second Amendment. Now we'll head from the
44:11
left coast to the right coast where it's all liberal.
44:14
Speaker 1: Let's go to Virginia, where you got another commie governor.
44:17
Speaker 3: In my opinion, I don't know which is worse, Gavin
44:19
Nouskomb or this Xcia spook. We're talking about Abigail Spaanberger
44:25
recently signing a massive package of what else gun control
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bills into.
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Speaker 1: Law, and she knows better.
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Speaker 3: I guarantee she's probably still strapping or her security guards are,
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for sure, but not you. So this legislation crap she
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signed is going to stop the future sale and public
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carry of particular.
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Speaker 1: Semi automatic rifles.
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Speaker 3: Of course, they're targeting AR fifteens and what they call
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assault rifles. I don't call them that because it's a rifle.
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It's an assault rifle to let human assault somebody with it,
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you liberal idiots. Anyway, her new legislation, which is not
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legislation because did the Virginia people vote on this? No,
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I don't believe so. I think this was just put
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in by a bunch of damn Democrats. But we'll ask
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our next guest. This is going to restrict how they're
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able to store their rifles, how they're able to transport
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their rifles across the state, county to county. While the
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Governor's office framed these measures as necessary to step up
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community safety. Opponents argue this is way government overreach and
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that they're penalizing responsible gun owners, and they are because
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why else would you create some of this garbage about, well,
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you can't take an ar fifteen across county lines in
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the state of Virginia.
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Speaker 1: What if I'm going hunting with it?
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Speaker 3: What if I'm going to a different county to target
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practice with it. It was the implementation of these restrictions
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that triggered the federal lawsuit in Virginia, setting up a
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definitive battle over the limits of state powers when it
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comes to infringing on our Second Amendment. Joining me now
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to fill us in more about this Second Amendment fight
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going down in his state of Virginia. He's a state
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senator representing the twenty eighth district. Bryce Reeves back on
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the program. All right, Bryce, break it down. What did
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your COMMI governor try to sign into law that thanked God,
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the DOJ and some common sense Second Amendment folks said no, no, no,
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you can't do this. I'm still holding my breath out
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here in Comy Fournia for this glock band.
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Speaker 1: We'll see what happens. Hopefully that gets overruled. What's happened
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in Virginia.
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Speaker 3: I've got my block, so I got mine too, but
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they might get pissed if I pull it out.
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Speaker 1: AnyWho, what's happened in Virginia?
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Speaker 2: Yours fell over the boat? Remember what's that? I said?
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Speaker 11: Yours fell over in the boat into the water, from
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the boat into the water the other day.
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Speaker 1: That's right, Yes, mine fell out. I don't have mine,
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no want to.
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Speaker 2: That's what happened to it.
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Speaker 1: Hey, pal, I got a CCW. I follow the damn laws.
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Speaker 3: But and I think I'll be grand fathered in because
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I bought my block years ago.
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Speaker 1: But anyway, who cares?
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Speaker 3: Well, you know, California can kiss my You know what
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if they try to take my guns?
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Speaker 1: What's happened in Virginia? My friend?
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Speaker 11: Well, the good news is is my seat mate, who
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I call the goat of attorneys now, is just two
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and zero against uh. We call our attorney general two
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bullets Jones and he he took them to court in
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Washington County and got an injunction against the bill going into.
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Speaker 2: Effect July first. The Attorney General.
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Speaker 11: Came down and argued and put out information that it
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really only applied to the plaintiffs and to the jurisdictions
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those few counties that those plaintiffs were from.
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Speaker 2: Uh So what I.
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Speaker 11: Sent you earlier today is basically a summary from Judge
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Campbell stating that it's a statewide injunction and that, uh
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they're gonna let all the law enforcement agents, state police,
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who runs all the backgrounds, everybody else know that this
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is a state wide injunction. The law is basically invalid
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till this is decided through the courts, and that come
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July twenty first, our firearms dealers can go back normal
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and start selling some of our firearms. I will tell
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you the law went into effect July first, and I
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have friends of mine that had ordered firearms that didn't
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make it by the headline, and so they were in
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this limbo. So this will help clean up some of that.
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But it's a patchwork of laws, and they missed some things,
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like you know, short barreled rifles are not covered, so
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you could just order another short bill rifle. The floor
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testimony when they were trying to pass these bills, none
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of the Democrats actually knew the working end of a firearm.
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Speaker 2: They were talking about putting.
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Speaker 11: Oh no, they were talking about putting a telescope on
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a pistol.
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Speaker 2: I've never seen a telescope on a.
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Speaker 3: Pistols flips they call magazines clips off.
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Speaker 11: Well, let me say this, if you look at the
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two patrons that carried the bill, one I'm really disappointed
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in who was a West Point graduate and seeks higher
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aspirations all the time, Dan Helmer, delegate out of Northern Virginia.
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And the other Senate colleague of mine is Saddam Salem,
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who came from Bangladesh, who hasn't been here all that long,
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and now now he's going to take our rights way
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as Virginians and Americans, which really upsets me because he
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does has a lived here long enough to even understand
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our culture. And so my seamte again, Senator Stanley, got
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the injunction it'll hold.
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Speaker 2: We feel like it'll go all the way through.
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Speaker 11: The NRA has been touting that injunction as well, and
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we think that the Supreme Court of the United States
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is already taking up one of these ar arguments, and
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I think they'll come and say that. You know, it's
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like you said in your monologue, it's a standard rifle
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used for everything in that platform. That nomenclacture that platforms
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used for everything from a five five six round to
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THREEHO eight certainly makes your shoulder a lot easier to fire,
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to hunt deer and those sort of things. So, you know,
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all this is just a bunch of hooplah to give
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them an issue to make something up. Several years ago
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after the riots and Richmond, our monuments were the target.
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Speaker 2: Now it's guns.
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Speaker 11: And you know, Abigail Spamberger claims she was in law enforcement.
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And if she's so inclined to have folks not have firearms,
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how about we take her guns away from her.
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Speaker 2: Detail.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, that's why I was joking at the beginning, like
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as a former CIA gal and a governor, she's got
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armed guards and she probably still carries and has guns.
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But god forbid, citizens have guns. Bryce final ones are
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real easy. Where'd all this come from?
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Speaker 1: Anyway? Did the Virginia electorate.
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Speaker 3: Did the voters vote on this last year and say
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we want more gun restrictions?
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Speaker 11: No, there was no, There was no referendum. There was
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nothing like that. This is straight up Democrats taking control.
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You know, we talked about the fifty plus tax hikes,
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all the things that they've done.
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Speaker 2: And let me just tell everybody.
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Speaker 11: This is the play that they're going to play across
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the country if we lose the med terms this next year.
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We are tacking closer and closer to the far extreme left.
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When you look at all these socialist mayors that are
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getting elected. The Democrat Party is no longer your grandfather's
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party where.
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Speaker 2: They called them blue dogs and they.
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Speaker 11: Were really about helping people lift themselves up from the bootstraps,
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not handouts. That party is gone. What you see now
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is i'd say it's borderline communism, and we're headed that
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direction and people are going to have to wake up
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or we're gonna have some real problems.
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Speaker 1: We are.
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Speaker 3: And I'm telling you what, there's a lot of good
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old boys in this nation, you know as well as
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I do.
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Speaker 1: Bryce And again I'm always.
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Speaker 3: Will yeah, I'm always gonna condemn violence, But there's some
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good old boys out there. These communist leaders start enacting crap.
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Let's let's say they're trying to bring shari A law
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to Texas. That ain't gonna fly with Texas boys. And
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so these comedies that are running for office, they might
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want to think twice. If you're here, you should maybe assimilate,
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and if you're not assimilating.
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Speaker 1: Maybe you should go home period.
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Speaker 5: I agree.
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Speaker 3: Keeping up the date on what's happening down there with
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your gun rights in Virginia, I'm sure I viewers want
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to know, appreciate you.
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Speaker 2: You bet good to see Dan.
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Speaker 1: Yep.
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Speaker 3: God bless both to take care Virginia State Senator Bryce
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Reeves theyre great guy folks.
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Speaker 1: That does it for.
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