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Fall of the West · David Pollack Primetime

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Speaker 1: France is falling to foreigners. 6,100 arrests so far, most
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Speaker 1: of them children. 24 schools burned or ransacked. 85 school
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Speaker 1: staff injured. More than 700 police officers injured. France's own
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Speaker 1: prime minister calls it the heaviest toll on the school
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Speaker 1: system in decades. And the Students say they're coming back.
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Speaker 1: It started on September 21st in a town just north
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Speaker 1: of Paris. By the French government's own statistics, a third
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Speaker 1: of the people who live there are immigrants and another
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Speaker 1: third are the children of immigrants, nearly two in three.
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Speaker 1: And from there, it spread to other towns throughout France.
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Speaker 1: Students lit a fire outside their own high school.
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Speaker 2: And when a physics teacher tried to put it out,
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Speaker 2: a 16-year-old doused him in gasoline and kicked him in
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Speaker 2: the back. The grievance that these students are fighting over? Well,
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Speaker 2: they're saying it's crumbling school buildings, so their solution is
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Speaker 2: to burn the schools down. In reality, this has nothing
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Speaker 2: to do with the schools at all. IT'S AN IMPORTANT
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Speaker 2: ARMY RAISED BY MARXISTS OF THE RADICAL LEFT AND THE
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Speaker 2: FRENCH GOVERNMENT SAYS THEY'RE BEING LED INTO BATTLE BY AN
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Speaker 2: ORGANIZATION CALLED FRANCE UNBOWED, THE HARD LEFT PARTY. ON TUESDAY,
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Speaker 2: PRESIDENT TRUMP PUT IT THIS WAY ON TRUTH SOCIAL, SAYING,
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Speaker 2: WHAT'S HAPPENING IN FRANCE IS NOTHING LESS THAN OUT OF
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Speaker 2: CONTROL MASS MIGRATION.
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Speaker 1: THIS ISN'T ABOUT SCHOOLS.
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Speaker 2: THIS IS ABOUT ISLAM WANTING TO TAKE OVER A ONCE
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Speaker 2: GREAT COUNTRY. IT'S A STRATEGY WE'VE SEEN PLAY OUT THROUGHOUT
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Speaker 2: THE WESTERN WORLD. RADICAL LEFT TEACHES A GENERATION TO HATE
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Speaker 2: THEIR COUNTRY. THEN THE LAST INGREDIENT, MILLIONS BROUGHT IN WHO
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Speaker 2: WERE NEVER ASKED TO LOVE THE PLACE THEY WERE IMMIGRATED INTO.
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Speaker 2: THEN YOU HAND THAT NEIGHBORHOOD A GRIEVANCE. AND THEN YOU
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Speaker 2: GET WHAT'S HAPPENING IN PARIS. BUT IT'S NOT JUST PARIS.
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Speaker 2: THE SAME BATTLE PLAN IS BEING ROLLED OUT IN THE U.S.
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Speaker 2: COALITIONS OF MARXIST GROUPS.
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Speaker 1: Have poisoned the minds of our youth, while the radical
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Speaker 1: left opened the border to millions of migrants who were
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Speaker 1: raised to hate America. and it's spiraling out of control
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Speaker 1: just as planned.
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Speaker 2: Even Zoran Mamdani, of all people, the socialist mayor of
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Speaker 2: the largest city in America, can't control these leftist mobs.
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Speaker 2: Last night, he went to a vigil in Union Square
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Speaker 2: for the third anniversary of October 7th. Now, hours earlier,
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Speaker 2: he put out a statement mourning the Israelis who were
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Speaker 2: killed while also accusing Israel of an ongoing genocide, you know.
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Speaker 1: But that wasn't enough for the mob.
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Speaker 2: More than 200 pro-Palestinian protesters marched from City Hall and
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Speaker 2: swamped a vigil of about 50 people. They grabbed the
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Speaker 2: memorial candles and sang Hava Nagela to mock the mourners.
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Speaker 2: They held up a poster of the man who planned
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Speaker 2: the October 7th attacks.
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Speaker 1: They chanted, normalize the intifada. Then they turned on the
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Speaker 1: mayor himself.
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Speaker 3: Look.
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Speaker 2: They called him a traitor, a coward. According to the
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Speaker 2: New York Post, his security detail hustled him into a car.
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Speaker 2: On the way out, the crowd chanted, death to the IDF.
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Speaker 2: Zoran Mandani, of all the people. The left built that movement.
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Speaker 2: And last night, it ran him out of Union Square.
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Speaker 2: It's the same roving gang of radicals, different costumes, different signs,
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Speaker 2: same masks. Before it was BLM and.
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Speaker 1: Then no kings. And then it was F.I. And yesterday
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Speaker 1: it was globalize the intifada. And it wasn't just one square.
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Speaker 2: Newsweek counted 35 protests planned in 16 states and Washington
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Speaker 2: for the anniversary of the deadliest day for the Jewish
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Speaker 2: people since the Holocaust. And at UCLA, students for justice
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Speaker 2: in Palestine said it gathered to uplift the unabashed resistance
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Speaker 2: of the Palestinian people.
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Speaker 1: Now, resistance is what Hamas calls October 7th. And then
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Speaker 1: it went to your kid's school.
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Speaker 2: A group called Revolutionary Youth called for walkouts at high
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Speaker 2: schools in Washington State, California, and Indiana.
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Speaker 1: The flyer says Palestine resists. Palestine will win. What does
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Speaker 1: that mean? Tonight, France is burning.
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Speaker 2: But the entire Western world is being set ablaze.
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Speaker 1: IT'S NOT JUST THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, IT'S THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
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Speaker 2: REMEMBER, AN ITALIAN WRITER ON THIS PROGRAM MONDAY SAID THE
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Speaker 2: WEST HAS, QUOTE, LEARNED AFFECTION FOR THOSE WHO HATE IT.
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Speaker 2: IN FRANCE, IT STARTED WITH KIDS WALKING OUT OF CLASS.
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Speaker 2: ON WEDNESDAY, THE FLYERS WENT TO AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOLS. EACH
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Speaker 2: GENERATION HAS FACED ITS TEST AGAINST THE RISE OF It
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Speaker 2: is this generation's time to fight back. And the battlefield,
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Speaker 2: It's at the ballot box. 26 days from now, the
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Speaker 2: socialists are on the ballot from coast to coast. In
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Speaker 2: Los Angeles, Nithya Raman, a member of the Democratic Socialists
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Speaker 2: of America, leads Mayor Karen Bass by 11 points. I
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Speaker 2: told you she would be ahead of Karen come the
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Speaker 2: time of the election. And in the nation's capital, DSA
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Speaker 2: member THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR MAYOR IN NEW YORK. TWO
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Speaker 2: MORE DSA MEMBERS ARE THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES FOR CONGRESS.
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Speaker 1: IN DENVER, DSA BACKED A 15-TERM CONGRESSWOMAN. FIGHT LIKE OUR
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Speaker 1: FUTURE DEPENDS ON IT BECAUSE IT DOES.
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Speaker 2: JOINING ME NOW IS CORY DEANGELIS, RESEARCH FELLOW AT HERITAGE. CORY,
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Speaker 2: WE TALK A LOT ABOUT TEACHERS UNIONS, RADICALIZATION OF YOUNG PEOPLE, MARXISM.
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Speaker 2: WITH ENCOURAGEMENT FROM TEACHERS UNIONS, THEY'RE CALLING THEM STUDENT PROTESTS
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Speaker 2: THAT ARE ATTACKING THEIR TEACHERS, ATTACKING POLICE AND BURNING THEIR SCHOOLS.
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Speaker 2: WE'RE STARTING TO SEE THE LATE EFFECTS OF EXACTLY WHAT THE.
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Speaker 4: That's exactly right. What's happening in France right now should
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Speaker 4: be a warning sign to us in America of bad
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Speaker 4: things that could come. And the teachers unions here are
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Speaker 4: already doing this stuff. The teachers union in New York
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Speaker 4: City backed Zohreh Mamdadi, an outright socialist. They passed a
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Speaker 4: resolution to declare more, to abolish ICE and to mobilize
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Speaker 4: more student students. political protests and walkouts. They're calling for
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Speaker 4: more May Day protests. They already did that in Chicago
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Speaker 4: this year. They drove students to the Capitol to go
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Speaker 4: fight for their political causes after indoctrinating them all day.
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Speaker 4: So we can't continue to let the teachers unions run
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Speaker 4: the show in America, or else we're going to see
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Speaker 4: the same playbook unfold in America that's happening in France
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Speaker 4: right now. And so I guess, according to the left,
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Speaker 4: you got to burn down the village to save it.
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Speaker 4: They're burning down the schools because apparently the schools have
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Speaker 4: a teacher shortage. That certainly sounds like a talking point
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Speaker 4: that comes from the teachers union. It's not something that
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Speaker 4: the kids are really thinking about. And if they are,
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Speaker 4: that just shows you the indoctrination is very deep already
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Speaker 4: in France, if the kids are regurgitating these talking points.
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Speaker 4: And also one last thing, David, is that France basically
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Speaker 4: outlawed homeschooling in 2021. So this is the result of
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Speaker 4: that one size fits all government run school system as well,
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Speaker 4: where parents don't basically don't have an exit option. It's
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Speaker 4: not even that they don't have school choice. They can't
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Speaker 4: even homeschool. There's a couple of exemptions in France. You can,
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Speaker 4: you know, if your kid has a disability or if
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Speaker 4: your family has a job where You have to travel
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Speaker 4: basically 24-7 and move houses all the time. Then you
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Speaker 4: can homeschool. Then you can raise your own kids. But otherwise,
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Speaker 4: the government basically has a monopoly on the minds of
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Speaker 4: your children, and it causes this socialist ideology that starts
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Speaker 4: in the school system to spread across the country, and
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Speaker 4: it ruins it.
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Speaker 2: I DON'T THINK THAT'S THE RIGHT THING TO DO. I
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Speaker 2: DON'T THINK THAT'S THE RIGHT THING TO DO. THEY ALWAYS
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Speaker 2: TELL US WHAT THEY PLAN ON DOING. THEY SAID YOUR
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Speaker 2: CHILDREN BELONG TO US. WHEN THEY ARE WITH US, THEY
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Speaker 2: BELONG TO US. PLACES LIKE CALIFORNIA, YOU DON'T NEED PARENTAL
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Speaker 2: CONSENT ANYMORE TO TRANSITION PEOPLE'S CHILDREN THEY ARE NOT GOING
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Speaker 2: TO TAKE YOUR KID OUT OF THE INSTITUTIONS OF INDOCTRINATION.
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Speaker 2: THEY DON'T WANT YOU TO BE ABLE TO TAKE YOUR
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Speaker 2: KID OUT OF THE INSTITUTIONS IS THE LATE EFFECTS OF
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Speaker 2: INSTITUTIONAL INDOCTRINATION. BUT MORE THAN THAT, THE OTHER PIECE THAT'S
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Speaker 2: IMPORTANT HERE IS THE IMMIGRATION PIECE. AND WE HAVE SEEN
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Speaker 2: RANDY WEIDENGARTEN GO AND TAKE UNION MONEY TO ALLOW, TO PREVENT,
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Speaker 2: TO SUE THE GOVERNMENT FROM REMOVING CDLs FROM ILLEGAL ALIENS.
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Speaker 2: WE'VE SEEN RANDY WEIDENGARTEN TAKE HER KIDS FROM SCHOOLS ACROSS
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Speaker 2: THIS COUNTRY AND LET THEM MARCH FOR F ice and
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Speaker 2: let them march for no kings. This is all the
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Speaker 2: same playbook. They want to import the illegal aliens. They
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Speaker 2: want to import people who hate America and the kids
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Speaker 2: that are left. They want to shame them into believing
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Speaker 2: that America is bad. And then you take illegal immigrants
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Speaker 2: and kids of illegal immigrants who've been taught to hate America.
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Speaker 1: You have them join forces. You throw them out onto
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Speaker 1: the street. You say it's school and education. And then
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Speaker 1: America burns. Am I getting this wrong?
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Speaker 4: That's that's exactly right. And Randy Weingarten just went viral
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Speaker 4: the other day for protesting out of Delaney Hall in Newark,
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Speaker 4: New Jersey. It's a ICE detention camp for illegal immigrants there.
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Speaker 4: And she's saying that this is the worst thing that
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Speaker 4: our government does. She said that these people that are
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Speaker 4: detained in these ICE camps, they're playing by the rules. No,
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Speaker 4: they're not. She needs to give back her law degree
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Speaker 4: because they broke the law by entering this country illegally.
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Speaker 4: That's why they're being detained and deported. So you have
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Speaker 4: Randy Weingarten. They released this video of her. complaining about
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Speaker 4: immigration enforcement on their official union account. She needs to
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Speaker 4: stay in her lane. Maybe if she did and focused
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Speaker 4: on American education, more than one in five kids would
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Speaker 4: be proficient in math in this country, despite us spending
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Speaker 4: over $ 21, 000 per year. But I think the teachers' unions
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Speaker 4: know that if they have more illegals in the schools,
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Speaker 4: that means more money for them. It's always about the
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Speaker 4: bottom line when it comes to Randy Weingarten, who makes
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Speaker 4: over half a million dollars a year. And Teachers need
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Speaker 4: to leave her union, join the Teacher Freedom Alliance instead.
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Speaker 4: That's how you hold them accountable. And parents need school choice.
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Speaker 4: We shouldn't be forced into these monopoly systems anymore, where
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Speaker 4: they're indoctrinating kids, pushing gender insanity on them, trying to
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Speaker 4: get kids to change their gender, and keeping secrets from parents.
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Speaker 4: We need school choice. That money belongs to you, parents,
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Speaker 4: not Randy Weingarten.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, well, it seems like public school is not about
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Speaker 1: education anymore. It's about something entirely else.
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Speaker 2: And at least, if nothing else, it seems the teachers
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Speaker 2: using Randy Rheingarten's teacher union.
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Speaker 1: Is focused on anything but education.
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Speaker 2: Parents, pay attention to what's happening there. We need to
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Speaker 2: protect this country from this Marxist revolution that's spreading throughout Europe.
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Speaker 2: It's always there first, and it's always here next. Corey DeAngelis,
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Speaker 2: thank you so much for making us aware of all
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Speaker 2: of these things. You've been calling this out from the
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Speaker 2: very early days. We're watching it play out. It's terrifying.
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Speaker 1: We're going to stay on top of this. Corey, thank
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Speaker 1: you so much for being here.
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Speaker 4: Thanks so much, David.
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Speaker 2: TILL AHEAD TONIGHT, THE FBI SAYS AN 18-YEAR-OLD FROM MINNESOTA
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Speaker 2: PICKED THE MALL OF AMERICA, PICKED A DATE, AND BOUGHT
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Speaker 2: AN AK-47 FOR ISIS.
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Speaker 1: THE DETAILS ARE COMING UP. IT'S A CRAZY STORY.
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Speaker 2: THEN THE BODY CAM THAT JUST CAME OUT, A 6-YEAR-OLD
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Speaker 2: WHO SHOT HIS TEACHER TOLD THE POLICE HE DIDN'T CARE
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Speaker 2: IF HE WENT TO JAIL. And the polls say 32%
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Speaker 2: approval rating for President Trump. Well, then why are people
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Speaker 2: lining up around buildings for his rally? We got the
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Speaker 1: BEFORE THE BREAK, WE TALKED BEFORE THE BREAK, WE TALKED
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Speaker 1: ABOUT THE FALL OF.
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Speaker 2: THE WEST, HOW WESTERN EUROPE IMPORTED THE THIRD WORLD AND
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Speaker 2: NOW IT RIOTS.
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Speaker 1: IT'S NOT JUST EUROPE.
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Speaker 2: YOU SAW IT IN UNION SQUARE LAST NIGHT. BUT AMERICA
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Speaker 2: HAS A PROBLEM WITH ANOTHER IMPORTED COMMUNITY, NOT THE FREE,
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Speaker 2: FREE PALESTINE FOLKS. AND I'M PRETTY SURE YOU CAN FIGURE
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Speaker 2: OUT WHICH ONE. Meet Sheikh Doun Abdallah Mohammed.
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Speaker 1: I don't even know what his actual name is. It's
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Speaker 1: something like that. 18 years old, a U.S. citizen from
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Speaker 1: the Twin Cities. Somali community. Ding, ding, ding. Surprise!
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Speaker 2: FEDERAL AGENTS TOOK HIM DOWN AT GUNPOINT IN A RICHFIELD,
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Speaker 2: MINNESOTA PARKING LOT RIGHT AFTER HE WALKED AWAY FROM AN
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Speaker 2: UNDERCOVER FBI CAR WITH AN AK-47-STYLE RIFLE, FOUR MAGAZINES AND
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Speaker 2: ABOUT 200 ROUNDS OF AMMUNITION. THE TARGET, ACCORDING TO THE
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Speaker 2: FEDERAL COMPLAINT, THE MALL OF AMERICA.
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Speaker 1: THE DATE HE PICKED?
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Speaker 2: OCTOBER 24TH DURING AN ARTS CELEBRATION BECAUSE, THIS IS WHAT
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Speaker 2: HE SAYS, IT WILL BE A LOT OF PEOPLE.
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Speaker 1: In his own words, because it's owned by the Jewish.
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Speaker 1: His plan? He's just going to walk in and shoot.
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Speaker 1: The U.S.
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Speaker 2: Attorney says he wanted to kill 30 to 60 people.
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Speaker 1: He pledged allegiance to ISIS in a video on Discord.
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Speaker 2: He told the FBI's informant he wanted to go to
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Speaker 2: Somalia and join al-Shabaab.
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Speaker 1: And when he couldn't afford the trip.
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Speaker 2: He said he'd attack here instead for the sake of Allah.
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Speaker 2: The FBI went to his parents in May of last year,
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Speaker 2: according to the complaint.
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Speaker 1: Surprise, surprise, they wouldn't cooperate. Look.
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Speaker 6: 100% committed. Those are the words Mohammed allegedly uttered when
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Speaker 6: he described his planned jihad journey. Over the course of
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Speaker 6: this investigation, Mohammed repeatedly expressed support of foreign terrorist organizations.
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Speaker 1: And because he.
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Speaker 6: Felt like he could not travel abroad to fight for
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Speaker 6: these organizations, he instead expressed his intent to commit a
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Speaker 6: terrorist-inspired attack here. IN THE UNITED STATES, IN MINNESOTA.
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Speaker 1: MINNESOTA HAS BEEN HERE BEFORE, A DECADE AGO. YOUNG SOMALI
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Speaker 1: AMERICAN MEN FROM THE TWIN CITIES WERE CAUGHT TRYING TO
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Speaker 1: FLY TO SYRIA TO JOIN ISIS. THREE WERE CONVICTED AT TRIAL.
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Speaker 1: OTHERS PLEADED GUILTY. AND THEN THERE'S THE FRAUD. REMEMBER ALL THAT?
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Speaker 2: FEDERAL PROSECUTORS IN MINNESOTA HAVE CHARGED AT LEAST 98 PEOPLE
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Speaker 2: IN A STRING OF FRAUD SCHEMES. 85 OF THEM ARE SOMALI.
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Speaker 2: At least 60 have been found guilty so far. Remember
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Speaker 2: Feeding Our Future? $ 300 million in pandemic meal money for
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Speaker 2: meals that in many cases were never served. Prosecutors say
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Speaker 2: $ 18 billion has been billed to 14 Minnesota Medicaid programs
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Speaker 2: since 2018.
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Speaker 1: And half or more may be fraud. The prosecutor's words?
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Speaker 1: Staggering industrial-scale fraud. It doesn't stop there.
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Speaker 2: After the allegations against Somali-run daycares in Minneapolis, remember the
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Speaker 2: leering centers? HHS froze federal child care money to every
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Speaker 2: state until each one could prove the money was being
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Speaker 2: spent legitimately. The deputy secretary called it blatant fraud that
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Speaker 2: appears to be rampant in Minnesota and across the country.
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Speaker 2: Treasury Secretary has investigators on the ground looking at whether
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Speaker 2: any of the stolen money reached al-Shabaab. No one has
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Speaker 2: been charged with that yet. That's Minnesota Tonight. An 18-year-old
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Speaker 2: of Somalian descent, born in America, accused of buying a
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Speaker 2: rifle to kill Americans at the biggest mall in America
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Speaker 2: because it's owned by the Jewish.
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Speaker 1: Parents who wouldn't THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. THE
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Speaker 1: FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
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Speaker 1: THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
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Speaker 7: Well, David, I think we need to identify the real
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Speaker 7: source of these issues. And I think it is a
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Speaker 7: cultural issue of having these elements of society that are
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Speaker 7: just really kind of at odds with very principled factors.
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Speaker 7: And we look at whether it's Minnesota, it's Arizona, we
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Speaker 7: tend to see these Democrat attorney generals that are just
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Speaker 7: not involved in any of the sort of oversight roles
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Speaker 7: that would allow any type of perceived and now real
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Speaker 7: documented and targeted widespread violence culture of fraud, that just
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Speaker 7: there should be so many controls on this.
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Speaker 1: And it really should be a.
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Speaker 7: Uniting American principle around evaporating some of these things. And
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Speaker 7: it just completely calls into question a lot of the
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Speaker 7: American investment in some of these nations abroad, in which
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Speaker 7: we want to see growing and flourishing economies and free markets.
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Speaker 7: And we just sometimes we see these problems appear, and
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Speaker 7: we just do not see any oversight at the state level.
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Speaker 3: So let's talk.
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Speaker 2: About this because, you know, people will be like, oh,
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Speaker 2: you're unfairly targeting the Somali community.
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Speaker 1: And then YOU'LL HAVE PEOPLE, YOU KNOW, SAYING WE'RE BEING UNFAIR.
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Speaker 2: YOU'LL HAVE ELON OMAR SAYING THAT, YOU KNOW, OH, WE'RE
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Speaker 2: SAYING ALL THESE HORRIBLE THINGS, SOMALIANS ARE GREAT PEOPLE. BUT
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Speaker 2: THERE'S TIES DIRECTLY WITH THE SOMALI COMMUNITY AND SOMALIA, THE GOVERNMENT,
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Speaker 2: EL SHABAB, ALL THESE ORGANIZATIONS. MONEY HAS BEEN GOING BACK
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Speaker 2: AND FORTH. THIS ISN'T LIKE PEOPLE.
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Speaker 1: TARGETING, U.S.
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Speaker 2: GOVERNMENT TARGETING, CONSERVATIVES TARGETING THE SOMALIAS BECAUSE WE'RE MEAN. This
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Speaker 2: is it seems to be a fraud network that's international.
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Speaker 1: Well, absolutely.
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Speaker 7: And if you look at the over the investment over time,
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Speaker 7: 500 million dollars over 10 years, direct USAID to train
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Speaker 7: Somali security forces into set. strong security cooperation and invest
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Speaker 7: in this country and target al-Shabaab. If you look back
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Speaker 7: at the battle of Mogadishu and so many incredible gold
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Speaker 7: star families, you look at gold star spouses, Sherry Briley,
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Speaker 7: her late husband, Donovan Briley, who sacrificed his life like
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Speaker 7: many others in what we know is the Black Hawk
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Speaker 7: Down incident or the Battle of Mogadishu, all of the
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Speaker 7: investment and all of the treasure and the security provided
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Speaker 7: by the United States, you add on to that the
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Speaker 7: $ 500 million investment in security forces. And so if you're
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Speaker 7: an executive in Somalia, the president of Somalia, You want
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Speaker 7: to continue to focus on this America first, all the
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Speaker 7: support the Trump administration has put in to fighting al-Shabaab.
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Speaker 7: The easiest thing you can do is simply come out
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Speaker 7: and condemn international fraud and probe to assure that no
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Speaker 7: funding has gone to fund al-Shabaab fighters. And alternatively, what
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Speaker 7: we see from these heads of states is deafening silence
21:28
Speaker 7: on these matters and instead asserting implied policies that, please
21:34
Speaker 7: don't ask any— have no American journalists ask questions about Ilhan Omar.
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Speaker 7: We should roundly be condemning fraud, not engaging in deafening
21:42
Speaker 7: silence when it comes up to that. And the United
21:44
Speaker 7: States— and this administration is correct— they don't want to send any
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Speaker 7: more U.S. dollars to these nations unless they can have assurance.
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Speaker 7: that none of these funds are being sent overseas to
21:53
Speaker 7: fund al-Shabaab, and that these investments in American treasure and
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Speaker 7: life abroad in general is going to stable nations and
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Speaker 7: not problematic actors.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, that's what needs to happen.
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Speaker 2: If there's fraud, and now this new, really terrifying evolution,
22:09
Speaker 2: this terror. We don't need radical Islamic Somali communities coming
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Speaker 2: after America now, in addition to stealing the money. I
22:18
Speaker 2: do believe there is an opportunity.
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Speaker 1: For the U.S. government to leverage aid to Somalia to
22:24
Speaker 1: ensure they're doing their part to not encourage people to
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Speaker 1: send U.S.
22:29
Speaker 2: Fraud dollars back to Somalia, to do their part to
22:32
Speaker 2: ensure that they are stopping people from being radicalized and
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Speaker 2: doing harm to Americans. Hey, look, take control over the
22:41
Speaker 2: people that are coming here from your country. And then
22:44
Speaker 2: we can have a good relationship. I think the foreign
22:46
Speaker 2: aid is a very good carrot to dangle there. Chris Nguyen,
22:50
Speaker 2: thank you so much for being here and offering your
22:52
Speaker 2: expertise on this. And thank you for your service.
22:53
Speaker 8: Great to see you, David.
22:55
Speaker 2: Coming up next, a first grader brought his mother's gun
22:59
Speaker 2: to school.
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Speaker 1: Seriously.
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Speaker 2: And then he shot his teacher when the police came.
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Speaker 2: He crossed his arms.
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Speaker 1: He said, yeah, I did it. I don't care if
23:08
Speaker 1: I go to jail.
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Speaker 2: The shocking body cam footage is out and I'm bringing
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Speaker 2: Tonight, new video in a wild story that you just
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Speaker 2: have to see to believe a six-year-old shoots his teacher,
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Speaker 2: stands by his desk with his arms crossed, tells.
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Speaker 1: Police, I did it. January 6, 2023, Richneck Elementary, Newport News, Virginia.
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Speaker 1: The boy took his mother's 9mm handgun from home, put
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Speaker 1: it in his backpack, brought it to first grade. That's
24:28
Speaker 1: the kind of show and tell anyone's hoping for. He
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Speaker 1: fired one round at his teacher, Abby Zwirner. went through
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Speaker 1: her hand and into her chest. It's still there. And
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Speaker 1: then she did her job.
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Speaker 2: The police chief's words, she suffered a gunshot wound, but
24:45
Speaker 2: she was still able to get all of the students
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Speaker 2: out of that classroom.
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Speaker 1: She was the last one out, and she turned back
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Speaker 1: to make sure every child was safe. She saved lives.
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Speaker 2: The reading specialist found the boy standing by his desk,
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Speaker 2: the gun on the floor. She said he looked pleased
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Speaker 2: with himself. What he told her, according to the search warrant...
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Speaker 2: I shot her dead. This week, a judge released the
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Speaker 2: police body camera from that afternoon.
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Speaker 1: Look at this.
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Speaker 8: I'm the radio specialist.
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Speaker 3: I came down the hall.
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Speaker 1: She had blood.
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Speaker 3: When you shot the gun, did anything hurt you?
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Speaker 6: No.
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Speaker 1: Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands.
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Speaker 8: Where is the weapon? It's on the floor.
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Speaker 3: It's over there.
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Speaker 1: That's not how we see each other. He told the
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Speaker 1: officers he didn't care if he went to jail. He
25:39
Speaker 1: was six.
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Speaker 2: According to a special grand jury, he had already choked
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Speaker 2: a different teacher and stayed enrolled in the school.
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Speaker 1: Three students told adults he had a gun that day.
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Speaker 1: The assistant principal was charged with eight felonies, one for
25:54
Speaker 1: every bullet in the gun, apparently.
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Speaker 2: And in May, a judge threw out every count, saying
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Speaker 2: it's not a crime. This isn't just Newport News, by
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Speaker 2: the way. In the last federal survey, 7% If elementary
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Speaker 2: school teachers said a student had physically attacked them seven
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Speaker 2: times the rate in middle and high school, that's what
26:11
Speaker 2: a moral breakdown in society looks like. In 1968, 11%
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Speaker 2: of American kids lived with only their mother.
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Speaker 1: By 2020, it was 21%.
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Speaker 2: A child learns right from wrong at the kitchen table
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Speaker 2: long before he ever sees a classroom. And fewer kids
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Speaker 2: have a father at that table.
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Speaker 1: Then we take God out of the schools and consequences
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Speaker 1: out of the principal's office, and we act surprised when
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Speaker 1: a first grader shoots his teacher and doesn't care if
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Speaker 1: he goes to jail. So what do we do?
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Speaker 2: We put it back, starting at home, where right and
26:44
Speaker 2: wrong get taught before any teacher ever has to teach it.
26:48
Speaker 2: And in schools, a child who chokes a teacher, he
26:52
Speaker 2: goes home that day, he doesn't come back. Abby's Werner
26:56
Speaker 2: got every one of her students out of that room
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Speaker 2: with a bullet in her chest. The boy who put
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Speaker 2: it there crossed his arms, admitted he did it. Joining
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Speaker 2: me now, Allie, Miss Allie Leger. She is a Republican
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Speaker 2: organizer and host, co-host of OOP, fantastic podcast. Allie, welcome
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Speaker 2: back to David Pollack Prime Time.
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Speaker 1: It's been too long since you've been here. This is
27:19
Speaker 1: a crazy story, right?
27:21
Speaker 8: I know this story is absolutely wild.
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Speaker 9: I mean, first of all, let's praise this teacher for like,
27:26
Speaker 9: you know, protecting her students while she was injured. I mean,
27:30
Speaker 9: that is heroic within itself. But yeah, absolutely crazy story.
27:34
Speaker 9: I mean, when you dive deep into these details, I mean,
27:36
Speaker 9: the mom, I believe has had run-ins with.
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Speaker 8: The law as well.
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Speaker 9: It just, again, like what you said in your opening
27:43
Speaker 9: statement there, there seems to be some kind of breakdown
27:46
Speaker 9: between discipline and accountability and And and what is going
27:51
Speaker 9: on more morally within our nation?
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Speaker 2: So and I just want to commend the reading teacher
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Speaker 2: or the woman who was holding him.
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Speaker 1: And she asked, let me see your hands. She was
28:01
Speaker 1: concerned for his own safety. This is a child. So
28:04
Speaker 1: a lot of people are like, put that kid in jail.
28:06
Speaker 1: How is he not in jail? He's six. If anybody
28:08
Speaker 1: has children or knows children, six is a baby. It's
28:10
Speaker 1: a baby.
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Speaker 2: The things that were coming out of his mouth, the
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Speaker 2: things he did, that wasn't his heart. That was something
28:16
Speaker 2: he's learned. That is a late symptom of abuse. There
28:21
Speaker 2: is no way a child ends up like that if
28:23
Speaker 2: he comes from a loving home. And so you almost
28:25
Speaker 2: have to feel bad for this child that he grew
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Speaker 2: up in such a way where this is normal for him,
28:28
Speaker 2: where killing somebody is normal for him, where not caring
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Speaker 2: if he goes to jail.
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Speaker 1: I mean, how in the world do we fix this, Allie?
28:37
Speaker 8: I mean, my heart bleeds for this baby.
28:39
Speaker 9: And I think that we've spent years debating on how
28:43
Speaker 9: to make our school safer, but we need to talk
28:46
Speaker 9: about the behavioral standards we're teaching our children, right? So
28:49
Speaker 9: discipline is not cruelty. Accountability is not oppression. And compassion
28:53
Speaker 9: does not mean abandoning consequences, right? So when we fail
28:58
Speaker 9: to establish boundaries, we leave children, we leave teachers, and
29:01
Speaker 9: we leave entire classrooms vulnerable. Now, discipline, again, is not
29:05
Speaker 9: the enemy of compassion. And we need to make sure
29:07
Speaker 9: that we're teaching that not just in our homes, but
29:10
Speaker 9: we're keeping that standard at school as well. And I
29:13
Speaker 9: think the breakdown there was the corrective learning or whatever
29:18
Speaker 9: that was called during the Biden era, where you had
29:22
Speaker 9: the child that would be reprimanded for something that they
29:25
Speaker 9: were doing and there was no disciplinary action because of
29:28
Speaker 9: whatever reason, a disability that is proven or not proven.
29:33
Speaker 9: or whether it was the color of their skin. We
29:35
Speaker 9: can't do that. Disparative justice, I believe, is what it
29:37
Speaker 9: was called. We have to make sure we're setting a
29:39
Speaker 9: standard in our classrooms and those standards are reinforced with
29:43
Speaker 9: discipline and that that is also reinforced at home as well.
29:47
Speaker 8: We have to keep it up with society.
29:49
Speaker 1: Yeah, that is the only solution. And again, my heart
29:54
Speaker 1: breaks for this kid.
29:55
Speaker 2: This was a few years ago, but this video shows
29:58
Speaker 2: It's just really a reminder of how bad things are
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Speaker 2: getting in schools and how hard we have to work
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Speaker 2: to save this next generation before it's too late.
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Speaker 1: Ms. Allie Leger, it's been too long. Got to have
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Speaker 1: you on again real soon. And thank you so much
30:09
Speaker 1: for being here.
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Speaker 9: Well, if we have a second, I do want to
30:13
Speaker 9: make sure that we also point out that there are incentives,
30:16
Speaker 9: not incentives, but there needs to be interventions for children
30:18
Speaker 9: with behavioral disabilities. I mean, if you have a child,
30:21
Speaker 9: I don't think that this ADHD causes someone to do this,
30:24
Speaker 9: a child to do this, but there has to be
30:27
Speaker 9: some kind of breakdown of communication for a classroom or
30:31
Speaker 9: a school or administration to allow something like this to
30:34
Speaker 9: occur when there should have been clear interventions put in place.
30:39
Speaker 9: If we continue to do that and keep that lapse
30:42
Speaker 9: of communication, we're going to continue to see more children
30:45
Speaker 9: in harm's way.
30:46
Speaker 2: Yeah, we actually got to fix it. Great, great final point.
30:49
Speaker 2: Thank you so much for making it. We'll see you
30:50
Speaker 2: again real soon.
30:52
Speaker 3: Bye.
30:52
Speaker 1: Bye-bye.
30:53
Speaker 2: Still ahead, the polls say Trump's approval is at record lows.
30:59
Speaker 2: So why does he keep filling arenas for an election
31:02
Speaker 2: when he's not even on the ballot?
31:04
Speaker 1: I don't know. Maybe the polls are lying.
31:06
Speaker 2: We have BrickSuit himself coming on, a guy who's at
31:08
Speaker 2: every single rally telling you the truth about the enthusiasm
31:12
Speaker 2: for this president.
31:13
Speaker 1: Stick around.
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Speaker 1: 32%.
31:58
Speaker 2: That's the number Reuters and Ipsos gave the president this week.
32:05
Speaker 1: They called it a record low approval rating. Are you
32:08
Speaker 1: buying it?
32:10
Speaker 2: Last night, he walked into the Freeman Coliseum in San Antonio, Texas.
32:16
Speaker 2: About 11,700 seats.
32:20
Speaker 1: For a rally.
32:22
Speaker 2: Even CNN's Aaron Burnett said it on the air, by
32:26
Speaker 2: the way. This one is full. The AP called it
32:32
Speaker 2: a packed Freeman Coliseum. People showed up hours early.
32:38
Speaker 5: I tell people, please, please do not leave, do not
32:41
Speaker 5: go to the bathroom, because the fake news will take
32:44
Speaker 5: a picture of two empty seats.
32:47
Speaker 1: And they'll say, Trump did not fill up.
32:49
Speaker 6: Who the hell fills up an arena like this for
32:52
Speaker 6: a midterm?
32:54
Speaker 10: For a midterm.
32:57
Speaker 1: That's one night.
32:59
Speaker 2: Friday in Mobile, people were in line at 3 in
33:02
Speaker 2: the morning for a 6 o'clock speech.
33:04
Speaker 1: Saturday in Vandalia, Ohio, the.
33:07
Speaker 2: Line outside the high school gym was so long, the
33:10
Speaker 2: local paper reported people gave up.
33:11
Speaker 1: And went home.
33:13
Speaker 2: Sunday night in Grand Island, Nebraska, they slept on the sidewalk.
33:18
Speaker 2: And on Monday, thousands more stood outside the building while
33:21
Speaker 2: he spoke inside.
33:25
Speaker 1: For a year. The story out of New York and
33:28
Speaker 1: Washington was.
33:29
Speaker 2: That the base is cracking, that MAGA was tired, that
33:34
Speaker 2: Republicans were quietly putting distance between themselves and the president
33:38
Speaker 2: before November. Then you turn on your TV every night
33:44
Speaker 2: and see the lines around the building.
33:49
Speaker 1: Somebody is wrong. Let's check the record.
33:53
Speaker 2: IN 2016, THE STATE POLLS MISSED TRUMP BY MORE THAN
33:57
Speaker 2: THREE POINTS. IN 2020, THEY MISSED HIM BY MORE THAN FOUR.
34:01
Speaker 2: THE INDUSTRY'S OWN REVIEW CALLED IT AN ERROR OF UNUSUAL MAGNITUDE.
34:06
Speaker 2: IN 2024, THE NATIONAL AVERAGE HAD KAMALA HARRIS AHEAD. HE
34:10
Speaker 2: WON THE POPULAR VOTE. THREE ELECTIONS AND THE MISS WENT
34:14
Speaker 2: THE SAME DIRECTION EVERY SINGLE TIME.
34:17
Speaker 1: THERE'S ONLY ONE ANSWER HERE, FOLKS. THE POLLS ARE LYING.
34:23
Speaker 2: THE NEWS, THE FAKE NEWS, THE ARTIFICIAL NEWS, AS NEWLY
34:27
Speaker 2: COINED BY PRESIDENT TRUMP, THEY ARE LYING.
34:31
Speaker 1: AND THE PROOF IS IN THE LINE WRAPPED AROUND THE BUILDING.
34:37
Speaker 1: AND WATCH HOW HARD THEY WORK TO HIDE THE TRUTH
34:41
Speaker 1: FROM YOU. YOU SAW IT IN THE VIDEO EARLIER. C-SPAN'S
34:51
Speaker 1: CAMERA WENT LOOKING FOR THE TOP ROWS.
34:54
Speaker 2: HE ANSWERED IT ON THE SPOT. THE UPPER ROWS SORT
34:57
Speaker 2: OF MIGRATE DOWNWARD. PEOPLE LEAVE THE NOSEBLEEDS TO GET CLOSER
35:01
Speaker 2: ONCE HE'S ON A FULL ARENA WITH A FEW EMPTY
35:03
Speaker 2: SEATS UP TOP.
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Speaker 1: BOTH THINGS ARE TRUE. AND THEY CHOSE THE SEATS.
35:09
Speaker 2: THAT'S HOW DESPERATE THIS FAKE NEWS MEDIA IS TO PORTRAY
35:13
Speaker 2: TRUMP AS NOT AS POPULAR. He isn't doing these rallies
35:18
Speaker 2: for himself, as the fake news will suggest.
35:21
Speaker 1: This isn't about Trump's ego.
35:24
Speaker 2: In Vandalia, he went and brought Vivek Ramaswamy and John
35:28
Speaker 2: Husted up on the stage.
35:30
Speaker 1: In Grand Island, he told Pete Ricketts and Jim Pillen,
35:33
Speaker 1: this should absolutely assure your election. Last night, Ken Paxton.
35:39
Speaker 1: And at every stop, the same request.
35:41
Speaker 3: Look.
35:42
Speaker 1: We want to win the midterms.
35:43
Speaker 3: If we can, we want to win the midterms. And
35:45
Speaker 3: we have great people.
35:49
Speaker 1: So if you don't mind, please pretend that I'm on
35:52
Speaker 1: the ballot.
35:56
Speaker 4: And you need to turn out for a midterm victory.
35:59
Speaker 1: He knows the math. When he's not on the ballot,
36:02
Speaker 1: as he says.
36:02
Speaker 2: 45% fewer people show up. So he's handing his crowd
36:08
Speaker 2: to every candidate who will stand next to him.
36:11
Speaker 1: And they should.
36:13
Speaker 2: That's the whole question for a Republican running this year.
36:17
Speaker 2: It's been a question since President Trump became President Trump.
36:20
Speaker 1: It's not a hard one. If you want to win,
36:24
Speaker 1: stand with President Trump. MAGA will be, the midterms will
36:31
Speaker 1: be determined by which candidate is MAGA. YOU KNOW HIM
36:38
Speaker 1: AS BRICK SUIT.
36:39
Speaker 2: HE HAS BEEN A FAMILIAR FACE AT EVERY TRUMP RALLY
36:42
Speaker 2: I THINK THERE'S PROBABLY EVER BEEN. HE'S THE FRONT ROW
36:45
Speaker 2: GUY HIMSELF.
36:46
Speaker 1: MR.
36:47
Speaker 2: BRICK SUIT, WELCOME TO DAVID POLLACK PRIME TIME. YOU HAVE BEEN,
36:50
Speaker 2: I DON'T EVEN KNOW, HOW MANY RALLIES HAVE YOU BEEN TO?
36:53
Speaker 1: COUNT THEM.
36:55
Speaker 11: I DON'T HAVE AN OFFICIAL COUNT. WHATEVER PRESIDENT TRUMP SAYS, THAT'S.
37:00
Speaker 3: THE OFFICIAL COUNT.
37:01
Speaker 2: YOU'VE BEEN TO HUNDREDS OF RALLIES. It's the same story
37:06
Speaker 2: every time. Lines out the door, packed to the rafters.
37:10
Speaker 2: Fake news gets there two hours early, film some empty
37:13
Speaker 2: seats and says nobody's showing up.
37:15
Speaker 1: Now, Brick, we're heading into the midterms, like I just mentioned,
37:18
Speaker 1: the fake news.
37:18
Speaker 2: And we have some some disaffected people who voted for
37:21
Speaker 2: Trump saying, oh, no, the coalition's broken.
37:24
Speaker 1: MAGA's dead. Does it look like MAGA's dead?
37:28
Speaker 3: Not at all, David.
37:29
Speaker 11: I can tell you the energy last night in San
37:32
Speaker 11: Antonio was as strong as any rally I've ever seen
37:36
Speaker 11: for President Trump. People were really excited about it. And
37:40
Speaker 11: you talked about people coming down to the rafters. Look,
37:42
Speaker 11: they had about six feet of space between the front
37:45
Speaker 11: row of seats and the fences.
37:49
Speaker 3: And that was packed.
37:51
Speaker 11: It was old school. For a lot of rallies now,
37:53
Speaker 11: we've had just seating in the front row. But this one,
37:56
Speaker 11: There was like it was wall to wall people up there.
37:58
Speaker 11: People were coming up and getting in that front row.
38:00
Speaker 11: People were excited. I saw no drop off in enthusiasm
38:05
Speaker 11: at all.
38:05
Speaker 3: Yeah.
38:06
Speaker 1: And you know a lot about walls. And the thing
38:08
Speaker 1: is this.
38:10
Speaker 2: This is a familiar story is that people are enthusiastic.
38:13
Speaker 2: They love President Trump. But then you go and you
38:16
Speaker 2: let the fake news start putting their spin on it.
38:17
Speaker 2: Then you get these candidates around their political consultants whispering. Well,
38:21
Speaker 2: I don't know, gee, I don't know what we do
38:22
Speaker 2: about President Trump. We have the most important midterm in
38:25
Speaker 2: President Trump's entire time as ever serving president from 2016
38:28
Speaker 2: to now. This isn't the time for candidates to distance
38:34
Speaker 2: themselves from MAGA. This would be the smartest time for
38:37
Speaker 2: candidates to hold on to MAGA with dear life because
38:40
Speaker 2: that is what's going to save the midterms, right?
38:43
Speaker 3: I agree. We're all in here. We've got to keep
38:47
Speaker 3: the course.
38:47
Speaker 11: We have to continue to vote as if President Trump
38:50
Speaker 11: is on the ballot. And for those of you who
38:53
Speaker 11: don't normally vote in a midterm, well, hey, your vote
38:56
Speaker 11: means even more in a midterm because the lower turnout
39:00
Speaker 11: guarantees that your vote.
39:02
Speaker 3: Is worth more. It's just, you know, you have a.
39:04
Speaker 11: Higher percentage. Your vote counts for more. Why would you
39:08
Speaker 11: voluntarily disenfranchise yourself in a midterm election?
39:12
Speaker 3: Get out there and let your voice be heard.
39:14
Speaker 1: Now, you're in line for hours.
39:15
Speaker 2: You are always— and this is what people don't understand. President
39:19
Speaker 2: Trump has invited you on stage. President Trump calls you
39:22
Speaker 2: out at every rally. You don't get any special privileges.
39:25
Speaker 1: You get there. You drive all across the country sharing
39:28
Speaker 1: great— MEMORIES FROM ACROSS THIS BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY, BY THE WAY,
39:32
Speaker 1: ON YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNT. EVERYBODY SHOULD CHECK IT OUT.
39:36
Speaker 2: I WANT TO GET THERE EARLY, I WANT TO GET
39:37
Speaker 2: THERE EARLY, I WANT TO GET THERE EARLY, I WANT
39:39
Speaker 2: TO GET THERE EARLY, I WANT.
39:57
Speaker 1: When you're in line talking to those- Yeah, go ahead.
39:59
Speaker 3: I gotta be honest with you.
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Speaker 11: Right now, during this, where every rally has collapsed together,
40:04
Speaker 11: I do get an expedited entry permit. Okay. But I
40:07
Speaker 11: will still get there hours early to talk to people.
40:10
Speaker 11: And I used to, you're absolutely right, because I used
40:12
Speaker 11: to get out there and camp out. Tulsa, I was
40:14
Speaker 11: there five days early, sleeping on the sidewalks. American Airlines
40:18
Speaker 11: Center in Dallas. I was sleeping on the sidewalks. So yes,
40:22
Speaker 11: I will get there as early as humanly possible. But
40:24
Speaker 11: when I'm driving 900 miles from one rally to another rally,
40:29
Speaker 11: then I do have to get that shortened entry line.
40:32
Speaker 1: Yeah, we have to get the brick suit in there.
40:34
Speaker 2: But the reason why I'm saying this is because you're
40:36
Speaker 2: talking to those folks there, right?
40:38
Speaker 1: You're talking to the folks in line.
40:40
Speaker 2: You're talking to the folks who've waited all day as
40:42
Speaker 2: you're waiting for the president because you get there. And
40:45
Speaker 2: when you're there and you're talking to people, are they
40:48
Speaker 2: talking about their concern for gas prices, Brick? Are they
40:50
Speaker 2: talking about all the concerns that the media says that
40:53
Speaker 2: all these Trump voters are so angry at Trump about?
40:56
Speaker 2: Or are they talking about how optimistic they are that
40:58
Speaker 2: we're going to save this country and win the midterms?
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Speaker 11: They're talking about how fired they are to see President Trump.
41:05
Speaker 11: What I've noticed is that this cycle, a lot of
41:07
Speaker 11: these rallies are not in the traditional battleground states. So
41:11
Speaker 11: these people are seeing President Trump sometimes for the first time.
41:15
Speaker 11: It's been a long time since he was in Nebraska.
41:17
Speaker 11: It's been a long time since he was in San Antonio.
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Speaker 11: These people are excited to see their president in their hometown.
41:25
Speaker 3: And that's really what I'm catching.
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Speaker 11: I mean, I don't think anybody even mentioned the price
41:30
Speaker 11: of gas to me yesterday at all. It was all just,
41:32
Speaker 11: I am so stoked he's here. I can't wait for it.
41:35
Speaker 11: You know, what should I expect when I get inside? And,
41:39
Speaker 11: you know, you give them a few tips, but really
41:41
Speaker 11: that experience, that energy that they've got, knowing that the
41:44
Speaker 11: president is there and they're going to see him for
41:46
Speaker 11: the first time, that's an incredible feeling.
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Speaker 3: And that's what I get from them. Exactly.
41:51
Speaker 1: And nobody knows more about gas prices than you. You
41:52
Speaker 1: drive to all these events. So you're paying for it
41:55
Speaker 1: and you're still showing up for the front row.
41:58
Speaker 2: BrickSuit, thank you so much for being so dedicated to
42:01
Speaker 2: this president and dedicated to America. I mean, you're doing
42:04
Speaker 2: this because you love this country and you go out
42:05
Speaker 2: and you tell the story about all the great things
42:07
Speaker 2: that this president is doing.
42:08
Speaker 1: And we appreciate you so much. WallSuit, BrickSuit. What does
42:12
Speaker 1: Trump call you? Wall guy? What did he call you before?
42:16
Speaker 3: Call me Mr. Wall.
42:17
Speaker 11: He's got a few names for me.
42:19
Speaker 3: The latest one is Mr.
42:20
Speaker 4: Wall.
42:21
Speaker 3: But, you know, I just want everybody to see the
42:22
Speaker 3: message on the hat. Vote. That's what it's all about.
42:25
Speaker 3: I've got a ton of Trump hats. This is what
42:28
Speaker 3: I'm wearing October, November.
42:30
Speaker 1: That's what we've got to do. We've got to vote
42:31
Speaker 1: Republican up and down the ticket. Brick suit, wall man, Mr. Wall,
42:37
Speaker 1: thank you so much for being here.
42:39
Speaker 3: All right, David.
42:40
Speaker 1: Take care. Coming up next, you're not going to believe
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42:50
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Speaker 1: YOU KNOW WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT?
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Speaker 5: YOU KNOW WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT?
43:51
Speaker 1: YOU READY FOR THIS ONE?
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Speaker 2: AMERICAN SOLDIERS EXCHANGING GUNFIRE WITH SEVEN-FOOT REPTILIAN.
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Speaker 1: BEINGS AT THE WRECKAGE OF A UFO.
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Speaker 2: IT'S AN ALLEGATION MADE ON JOE ROGAN'S PODCAST BY A
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Speaker 2: FORMER UNITED STATES INTELLIGENCE OFFICER WHO ONCE TESTIFIED UNDER OATH
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Speaker 2: BEFORE CONGRESS.
44:17
Speaker 1: AND HE SAYS, AMERICANS DIED Welcome to Thursday night.
44:25
Speaker 2: For months, I've been calling this segment Technology Thursday, but
44:29
Speaker 2: that's a boring title. So every week, I'm going to
44:33
Speaker 2: call this segment with technology journalist Chrissy Newton, I'm.
44:38
Speaker 1: Going to call it something I think fits more appropriately.
44:43
Speaker 2: No way with Chrissy Newton, because when she talks about
44:46
Speaker 2: a story this strange, this unbelievable, you really have nothing
44:50
Speaker 2: else to say besides, oh, come on, no way. So
44:53
Speaker 2: let's proceed with this story because it's really wacky. Now,
44:57
Speaker 2: David Groot, I think it says David Grush, I think
44:59
Speaker 2: that's how you pronounce his name. He's a former Air
45:01
Speaker 2: Force intelligence officer who represented the National Reconnaissance Office on
45:06
Speaker 2: the government's UAP task force in 2023. He sat before
45:10
Speaker 2: Congress and testified that the government had recovered unidentified craft
45:15
Speaker 2: and what he called non-human biologics. And now he's going
45:19
Speaker 2: much further in an interview with Joe Rogan that posted
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Speaker 2: September 30th. Grush described an alien or an alleged crash
45:26
Speaker 2: of a non-human craft at the site. He says recovery
45:30
Speaker 2: teams found dead beings matching the classic description of small
45:34
Speaker 2: gray aliens, the ones that people have talked about for decades.
45:37
Speaker 1: You know, the ones, big eyes, little mouth.
45:40
Speaker 2: But according to Grush, some of the other beings, they survived.
45:45
Speaker 2: He described them as more than seven feet tall with muscular,
45:50
Speaker 2: gorilla-like bodies and scaly reptilian skin. And then he says
45:56
Speaker 2: something happened. That sounds absolutely impossible. The surviving beings allegedly
46:01
Speaker 2: became a threat to the American personnel at the crash site.
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Speaker 3: U.S.
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Speaker 2: Personnel were injured. Some, he claims, were killed. The Americans,
46:08
Speaker 2: he says, opened fire and killed the reptilian beings.
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Speaker 1: Do you know what supposedly happened to those living reptilians
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Speaker 1: from the crash?
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Speaker 3: Deceased.
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Speaker 1: They were killed. They were killed?
46:21
Speaker 3: Yeah.
46:21
Speaker 1: So we killed them? Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Whoa.
46:24
Speaker 1: They are mortal. So how did we kill them?
46:26
Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Did we shoot them?
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: We shot the reptilians.
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Speaker 11: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Jesus. Yeah.
46:31
Speaker 4: That seems like a bad idea.
46:34
Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Maybe we should tell them to call your friends and
46:38
Speaker 1: come get picked up. Well, it's the same thing as, like,
46:40
Speaker 1: if we force these craft down.
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Speaker 4: Is that the best thing we should be doing?
46:43
Speaker 1: If we force it down. But it sounds like they
46:45
Speaker 1: were in a war with the greys.
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Speaker 7: Yeah.
46:46
Speaker 1: Which is also, by the way, I realize, f *
46:49
Speaker 1: * * kooky talk. Let's say it all together. No way!
46:53
Speaker 1: And somehow, that's not even the strangest part.
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Speaker 2: Gruss suggested that the crash may have been caused by
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Speaker 2: a conflict between two different kinds of non-human beings, the
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Speaker 2: reptilians and the so-called greys.
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Speaker 1: In his words, you'd think... YOU WOULD GET ALONG.
47:10
Speaker 2: THEY'RE SO ADVANCED, RIGHT? BUT I GUESS WE HAVE A
47:13
Speaker 2: RECORD OF THEM MESSING AROUND WITH EACH OTHER. IN OTHER WORDS,
47:16
Speaker 2: HE'S NOT REALLY ALLEGING THAT SOMETHING NONHUMAN REACHED EARTH. HE'S
47:20
Speaker 2: ALLEGING THAT BASICALLY THERE'S A WAR BETWEEN THE DIFFERENT NONHUMAN
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Speaker 2: SPECIES AND IT MIGHT HAVE REACHED OUR SKIES AND AMERICAN
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Speaker 2: SOLDIERS WERE CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE. seven-foot reptilian beings, dead greys.
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Speaker 1: American casualties, and an alleged firefight at the wreckage of
47:35
Speaker 1: a UFO craft that officially doesn't exist. What do y'all think?
47:41
Speaker 2: Chrissy Newton, welcome back to David Pollak Prime Time. I mean,
47:46
Speaker 2: are we at war with aliens and they're fighting each other?
47:48
Speaker 2: What is going on?
47:50
Speaker 1: No way.
47:53
Speaker 10: Honestly, this narrative is getting insane. It really is. If
47:58
Speaker 10: we are at war with some type of reptilian and
48:00
Speaker 10: gray aliens, we need to see the proof. This is it.
48:03
Speaker 10: Like we're at the point right now where storytelling is
48:06
Speaker 10: just getting ridiculous and we need to see some actual
48:10
Speaker 10: proof or some evidence. I want to see a crash retrieval.
48:13
Speaker 10: I want to see documentation. I want to meet a
48:15
Speaker 10: gray who doesn't. So at this point, I'm going to
48:18
Speaker 10: say no way until I see some evidence.
48:22
Speaker 1: So- So you're telling me that these little fuzzy dots
48:26
Speaker 1: that are zooming across the screen with each UAP release,
48:29
Speaker 1: that doesn't convince you that we've had a massive firefight
48:32
Speaker 1: between reptilian aliens and gray aliens and U.S. soldiers? So
48:37
Speaker 1: that's not enough evidence. You want the evidence. So what
48:39
Speaker 1: do you want?
48:40
Speaker 2: Do you want like a disclosure day scene where the
48:43
Speaker 2: gray is rolled out in front of cameras, everybody sheds
48:46
Speaker 2: a tear as this as this gray alien speaks and
48:49
Speaker 2: tells the world about its existence.
48:51
Speaker 1: What kind of proof would it take for us to
48:53
Speaker 1: believe this?
48:54
Speaker 10: So here's the thing I do believe. And I think
48:56
Speaker 10: a lot of people would agree with me that there
48:58
Speaker 10: is something going on, you know, for, since the 1800s,
49:01
Speaker 10: we've identified UFOs in the sky. So this is not new.
49:04
Speaker 10: The conversation about blue aliens, reptilians fighting with grays, you know,
49:09
Speaker 10: gorilla type of reptilians are, it's just, it is part
49:13
Speaker 10: of the UFO lore, but into modern day context, it's
49:15
Speaker 10: so new coming from an intelligence official or a former
49:20
Speaker 10: intelligence official. That's who David Gresh is. So yeah, here's
49:24
Speaker 10: the thing though. And I'm going to take off my
49:26
Speaker 10: media hat and put on my PR hat because before
49:29
Speaker 10: I became, you know, worked in journalism, I was working
49:31
Speaker 10: in public relations. So from a comms perspective, we're seeing
49:35
Speaker 10: that David Gresh might be getting ahead of the narrative, right?
49:39
Speaker 10: And so Jay Stratton is a really well-known intelligence official
49:43
Speaker 10: and he's retired at this point, but he has come forward.
49:46
Speaker 10: He was more senior than David Grush and he worked
49:50
Speaker 10: alongside David Grush in the task force. But what we're
49:53
Speaker 10: seeing here is that Jay Stratton is actually coming out
49:57
Speaker 10: with a book in about two weeks. So it's interesting
50:00
Speaker 10: that you get someone like David Gresh on the horn
50:02
Speaker 10: now talking about all these different claims that he's had
50:05
Speaker 10: a fair amount of time to talk about. You know,
50:08
Speaker 10: he's talked about crash retrievals, but he's never talked about
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Speaker 10: these type of claims of fighting in war with reptilians
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Speaker 10: and greys. So in my mind, I think that David
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Speaker 10: Gresh is getting ahead of the narrative or he's trying
50:20
Speaker 10: to control the narrative. And the question is why? And
50:23
Speaker 10: we don't know yet. So we're going to have to
50:25
Speaker 10: wait and see.
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Speaker 1: So when you say narrative, of course, our audience ears
50:28
Speaker 1: go up and we go narrative. That sounds like an
50:30
Speaker 1: intelligence operation. So is this going to.
50:33
Speaker 10: Be an op?
50:34
Speaker 1: Is this an op?
50:35
Speaker 10: Could be, could be. And I think that we have
50:37
Speaker 10: to be mindful of it. It doesn't mean that, you know,
50:40
Speaker 10: two things can be real at the same time and
50:42
Speaker 10: possible at the same time. It's possible to have UFOs,
50:45
Speaker 10: but it's also possible to weaponize the conversation. We've seen
50:48
Speaker 10: this done before. This happened in the Cold War. And
50:51
Speaker 10: maybe we can say right now we are kind of
50:53
Speaker 10: in a Cold War scenario again. Most people would agree
50:56
Speaker 10: with me. So why would you not weaponize the UFO tactic?
51:00
Speaker 10: You know, you're not going to create something new. You're
51:02
Speaker 10: going to go back in your playbook. You're going to
51:04
Speaker 10: take the tactics that worked in the past and you're
51:06
Speaker 10: going to apply them again in a modern day scenario.
51:10
Speaker 10: So David Grush might be doing that. I cannot confirm it.
51:13
Speaker 10: You know, I know he's done many other wonderful things
51:15
Speaker 10: for America, but at the same time, we have to ask,
51:18
Speaker 10: why are you having these conversations? Where is the evidence?
51:22
Speaker 10: And right now it's just talk. We need to see
51:25
Speaker 10: the evidence.
51:28
Speaker 2: Chrissy Newton, podcaster, writer at Debrief, co-host of Alien Encounters,
51:32
Speaker 2: Factor Fiction. Thank you so much for being here, bringing
51:35
Speaker 2: all of these interesting stories to our audience.
51:38
Speaker 1: I'm going to see you next Thursday. We'll get the
51:40
Speaker 1: next story. We'll be like, no way. And we'll see
51:42
Speaker 1: what happens.
51:43
Speaker 2: All I know is I'm not interested in meeting seven
51:45
Speaker 2: foot reptilians. If I had to meet an alien, I'd
51:49
Speaker 2: like it to be one of the little gray ones.
51:50
Speaker 1: They seem cute.
51:52
Speaker 10: I would agree with you on that, or maybe a
51:53
Speaker 10: little blue one or something like that. Yeah, I'm not
51:56
Speaker 10: here for gorilla reptilians either.
51:58
Speaker 1: Yeah, that sounds dangerous.
51:59
Speaker 3: Chrissy, thanks so much for being here.
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Speaker 1: See you next week.
52:02
Speaker 3: Bye. Bye.
52:04
Speaker 1: That is all the time we have for tonight. Make
52:05
Speaker 1: sure you join us tomorrow.
52:08
Speaker 2: There are new text messages in that Cornell 7 controversy
52:13
Speaker 2: that really just changes the entire narrative. We're bringing that
52:16
Speaker 2: to you. Plus, Nidal Hasan, remember that Fort Hood shooter?
52:20
Speaker 2: Pete Hegseth says his execution is going to be public.
52:23
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52:25
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52:27
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52:31
Speaker 2: same place. Until then, stay classy, America. Avoid the giant
52:35
Speaker 2: reptilian aliens, and good night.
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