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3/31/26 -- Dan Ball W/ Rep. Greg Steube, Rep. Brandi Bradley, Alexis Wilkins, David Pollack, Matthew Dominick, Chad Caton. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America tonight.
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Speaker 2: Supreme decisions from a massive First Amendment win for religious
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Speaker 2: freedom to a Supreme Court showdown that could end birthright
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Speaker 2: citizenship as we know it. We're breaking down the major
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Speaker 2: legal shifts rocking the nation tonight plus, from a massive
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Speaker 2: build up of US marines on Aram's doorstep to a
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Speaker 2: blunt ultimatum for American allies. We're tracking the breaking escalations
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Speaker 2: as the Middle East moves from the brink of the
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Speaker 2: conflict to the verge of a land war let's hope not.
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Speaker 2: And as the DHS shutdown officially becomes the longest ever
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Speaker 2: in American history. We're now following the high stake standoff
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Speaker 2: President Trump calling on a divided Congress to cut their
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Speaker 2: vacation short and end a record breaking funding lapse that
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Speaker 2: shows no sign of stopping.
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Speaker 1: I'm dan ball and Real America starts right now.
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Speaker 3: But if we're on is wise, they will cut a deal.
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Speaker 3: President Trump doesn't bluff and he does not back down.
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Speaker 3: You can ask Kamanian about that. The new Iranian regime
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Speaker 3: should know that by now, this new regime, because regime
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Speaker 3: change has occurred, should be wiser than the last.
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Speaker 2: HMM Secretary of war Pete hegg sat there isn't a
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Speaker 2: blunt warning to Iran as the White House signals a
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Speaker 2: total shift in Middle Eastern regime dynamics. But it's not
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Speaker 2: just Tehran that's feeling the heat tonight. President Trump is
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Speaker 2: also turning the screws on American allies. In a series
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Speaker 2: of well let's call them biting social media posts. The
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Speaker 2: President told nations facing critical fuel shortages, specifically the UK
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Speaker 2: quote quote, hey, build up some courage and help us
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Speaker 2: secure the strait of our moves.
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Speaker 1: How about that?
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Speaker 2: Or how about y'all just do it yourself, because we
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Speaker 2: don't even get oil from them, but you do over
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Speaker 2: in Europe. Why don't you go free at up? The
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Speaker 2: message from the Oval is clear. If you won't join
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Speaker 2: the fight, don't expect a free ride. With the vital
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Speaker 2: waterway effectively choked off. Currently, the president's offering two start
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Speaker 2: choices to European and Asian partners again, who get their
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Speaker 2: oil and natural gas out of that strait?
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Speaker 1: Number one by your energy from the US, where he
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Speaker 1: says we got plenty of it. Or number two, just
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Speaker 1: take it from the Iranians.
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Speaker 2: Trump also blasting other allies like France and Spain for
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Speaker 2: refusing military cooperation, declaring that the US will quote remember
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Speaker 2: who stood by us and who didn't meantime Mirana's respawning
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Speaker 2: the President's threats with more violence. Just hours after Trump's warning,
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Speaker 2: an Iranian suicide drone struck a fully loaded Kuwaiti oil
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Speaker 2: tanker anchored in Dubai. The vessel was hit by a
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Speaker 2: direct strike to the hull, sparking a massive blaze that
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Speaker 2: lit up the sky. While all twenty four crew members
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Speaker 2: are safe, we're told attack marks another dangerous escalation, striking
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Speaker 2: a commercial ship at a port, which then once again
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Speaker 2: sent oil prices up.
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Speaker 1: Sorryer having the pain at the pump, folks.
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Speaker 2: In his first major address since taking power, Iran's new
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Speaker 2: supreme leader, the Mopabi Kamani, remained defiant. He dismissed the
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Speaker 2: President's calls for a deal as psychological warfare, vowing that
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Speaker 2: Iran will not reopen the straight under threat of obliteration.
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Speaker 2: Well that sounds like you idiots then get obliterated. The
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Speaker 2: Pentagon is responding to that defiance with a massive show
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Speaker 2: of force. The USS Tripoli has officially arrived in the
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Speaker 2: region carrying three or pardon me, thirty five hundred marines
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Speaker 2: and sailors, along with.
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Speaker 1: A fleet of f thirty five fighters.
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Speaker 2: This big deck amphibious assault ship is the first ground
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Speaker 2: combat capable unit to enter the theater since.
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Speaker 1: The war began about a month ago.
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Speaker 2: Well, the White House says no final decision has been
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Speaker 2: made of ground invasion. The Tehan Times recently issued a
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Speaker 2: chilling front page response under the headline welcome to Hell.
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Speaker 2: The regime warns of any American troops at foot on
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Speaker 2: any Iranian soil, they will leave in a coffin.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, big words.
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Speaker 2: With more than fifty thousand US troops now within striking distance,
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Speaker 2: the standoff has moved from the sea to possibly land.
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Speaker 1: Secretary of Warheadseeth making it clear.
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Speaker 2: While nothing is off the table, part of the US
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Speaker 2: strategy relies on keeping the enemy guessing at all times.
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Speaker 4: We're not going to foreclose any option.
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Speaker 3: You can't fight and win a war if you tell
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Speaker 3: your adversary what you are willing to do or what
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Speaker 3: you are not willing to do, to include boots on
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Speaker 3: the ground. The end our adversary right now thinks there
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Speaker 3: are fifteen different ways we could come at them with
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Speaker 3: boots on the ground, and guess what there are, So
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Speaker 3: if we needed to, we could execute those options on
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Speaker 3: behalf of the President of the United States and this department,
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Speaker 3: or maybe we don't have to use them at all,
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Speaker 3: maybe negotiations work, or maybe there's a different approach. But
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Speaker 3: the point is to be unpredictable in that certainly not
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Speaker 3: let anybody know what you're willing to do or not do.
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Speaker 3: But if anybody has internalized the lessons of Iraq and Afghanistan,
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Speaker 3: as the first one President Trump to call them out
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Speaker 3: for what they are, he's not going to repeat those lessons.
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Speaker 2: Amen, and I trust in Trump that we will not
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Speaker 2: repeat what we did in Iraq and Afghanistan. Let's get
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Speaker 2: our next guest take on all this joining me now
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Speaker 2: to discuss it. He sits on the House Intelligence and
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Speaker 2: Ways and Means Committee. Florida Congressman and Army veteran Greg
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Speaker 2: Stuby back on the program.
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Speaker 1: Mister Steub's, nice to see you.
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Speaker 2: Let's talk war first, and then we got to get
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Speaker 2: to the shutdown as well, and the President's call for
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Speaker 2: a y'all to come back to DC and get back
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Speaker 2: to work.
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Speaker 1: What do you think of how we're handling it now?
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Speaker 2: About a month in it kind of feels like a
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Speaker 2: bit of a stalemate when it comes to open up
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Speaker 2: the strait of hermose. We're not getting a lot of
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Speaker 2: help from some of the folks in Europe, like we
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Speaker 2: should be just give me your take, Greg.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, And it doesn't sound like we're going to a
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Speaker 5: lot of help from them, which is fine. We can
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Speaker 5: do all of this ourselves. But if they're the ones
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Speaker 5: that get the majority of their oil out of there,
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Speaker 5: not us, so it obviously affects them and their economy
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Speaker 5: much more than it does our economy. But you're seeing
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Speaker 5: the global oil prices reflect all of the things that
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Speaker 5: are going on there. We've hit over eleven thousand targets
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Speaker 5: over there that we've completely decimated their military. The announcement
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Speaker 5: today and that press conference, this is the least amount
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Speaker 5: of either drones and or missiles the Iranians have launched,
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Speaker 5: which means their ability to do that is getting smaller
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Speaker 5: and smaller. So I would hope that very soon that
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Speaker 5: we're going to meet those objectives that the President has
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Speaker 5: in place. We've done away with their nuclear program going
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Speaker 5: after the ballistic missile sites. Obviously there's been a change
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Speaker 5: in their leadership. The Israelis are obviously still doing kinetic
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Speaker 5: activity there, so hopefully we are getting close to those objectives, because,
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Speaker 5: like you said, the President doesn't want this to be
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Speaker 5: a forever war. He wants to be able to go in,
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Speaker 5: hit the objectives, and get everybody out, which I fully support,
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Speaker 5: I think the American people fully support. We don't want
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Speaker 5: our people there for years or decades. We want to
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Speaker 5: get in there, hit the objectives, and get out.
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Speaker 2: And it sounds like he's trying to stay on that
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Speaker 2: four to six week objective he told us about when
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Speaker 2: we first started the strikes about a month ago. And
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Speaker 2: I feel like, if we've destroyed enough of their capabilities
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Speaker 2: for the ballistics, the nukes, the drones and everything else,
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Speaker 2: we could pull out, stop those strikes and focus if
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Speaker 2: we use ground troops on the streets to get that
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Speaker 2: reopen for commercial vessels and the key like Pete's been saying,
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Speaker 2: and the President. Look, this was never intended to put
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Speaker 2: boots on the ground and go in and kill everybody
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Speaker 2: and take over and din it like we did in
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Speaker 2: Iraq and Afghanistan. It was to neutralize the threat of
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Speaker 2: their ballistic missiles and their nukes. And now we know
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Speaker 2: their drones as well, and then they happened to choke
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Speaker 2: off the Strait of ar Moose, which becomes another issue.
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Speaker 2: So feasibly, Greg, we could pull out of all the
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Speaker 2: air strikes and stuff and just then after the four
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Speaker 2: to six weeks and focus on getting the straight open
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Speaker 2: and kind of secure that with our ground and air forces.
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Speaker 6: No.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, and if you have to put boots on the
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Speaker 5: ground securing that island, Carrig Island is obviously.
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Speaker 1: Very strategic to the strait, which.
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Speaker 5: Obviously would make sense that would be a limited activity
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Speaker 5: and mission to be able to secure that island, to
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Speaker 5: ensure that we actually can ensure that the ships can
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Speaker 5: pass and regular commercial traffic can go through there, and
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Speaker 5: we can defend against and protect those ships going back
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Speaker 5: and forth. I think once you get to that point,
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Speaker 5: then you're going to see old prices come down. You're
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Speaker 5: going to see our allies much more comfortable about what's
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Speaker 5: going on there, and hopefully at that point the Iranian
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Speaker 5: people will rise up and want to have a republic
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Speaker 5: or a democracy and reject this far ideology of terrorism
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Speaker 5: that you've seen for decades over there.
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Speaker 2: I feel like if we've taken out their military and
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Speaker 2: Israel's been in there, cutting off every head of every
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Speaker 2: snake that pops back up. Then once it's clear, I
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Speaker 2: feel like those hundreds of thousands that came out in
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Speaker 2: the streets right that they were killing, then thirty forty
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Speaker 2: fifty thousand of them they'll get back in the streets.
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Speaker 1: They'll be able to take over.
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Speaker 2: If there's not these killing checkpoints everywhere, they can overthrow
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Speaker 2: whatever's left and take.
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Speaker 1: Their country back.
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Speaker 2: Let's come back to our country, Greg, and talk about
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Speaker 2: the shutdown, President Trump.
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Speaker 1: Throw it up, guys.
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Speaker 2: The capital's empty this week, and the Trump is saying, hey,
9:18
Speaker 2: forget the two week vacation. Everybody, House, Senate, get your
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Speaker 2: butts back here, and let's figure this DHS shut down out.
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Speaker 1: Now, what says Greg's duby, Yeah, another Schumer shutdown.
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Speaker 5: We passed a full clean cr for DHS on Friday.
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Speaker 5: Send it to the Senate. That's where it sits because
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Speaker 5: the Senate's not in session. Obviously they're not going to
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Speaker 5: pass it because Dune feels the need to go to
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Speaker 5: Chuck Schumer to get agreement on anything, because they have
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Speaker 5: the sixty.
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Speaker 1: Vote threshold over there.
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Speaker 5: I have said repeatedly the President has said, just nuke
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Speaker 5: the filibuster, pass the things we need to pass to
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Speaker 5: fund the federal government, some of these basic functions that
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Speaker 5: you would think would be easy to do.
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Speaker 1: Yep.
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Speaker 5: But because Democrats are using this as an opportunity to
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Speaker 5: shut down border patrol and to shut down ICE, are
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Speaker 5: going to do that. And Thune's just not going to
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Speaker 5: do anything about it because he has four moderate Republicans
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Speaker 5: in his conference who refuse the nuke to filibuster. And
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Speaker 5: I don't know how long we're going to go along
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Speaker 5: and not fund the basic functions of the federal government.
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Speaker 1: But the House has done its job.
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Speaker 5: Actually we've done our job four times.
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Speaker 1: Four times.
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Speaker 5: We have passed ADS DHS funding bill and it's gone
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Speaker 5: to the Senate and then they defunded ICE and border
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Speaker 5: Patrol and Senate back. Well, the Republicans in the House
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Speaker 5: don't support open borders. We want to protect our borders
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Speaker 5: and all the things that the President ran on. So
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Speaker 5: the Senate should come back to Washington and do their job.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and get the damn Save America Act passed.
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Speaker 1: Greg.
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Speaker 5: I mean again, you're not going to do that without
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Speaker 5: nuke and the Philip Easter. So you've got to do that.
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Speaker 5: That's the only choice you have.
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Speaker 2: We have to get the Save America Act passed if
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Speaker 2: we want to hope to have a clean election in November.
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Speaker 2: And you would think those rhinos in the Senate would
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Speaker 2: get that. Greg, one more issue, just because you and
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Speaker 2: have veterans and I wanted your take on this, put
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Speaker 2: the headline up first. So evidently somebody had a fit
11:07
Speaker 2: because an Apache helicopter from Fort Campbell, which does training
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Speaker 2: missions all around rural Nashville. I guess over the weekend
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Speaker 2: they were doing some crowd surveillance for the No Kings
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Speaker 2: Bs protest in downtown Nashville, and they were doing some
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Speaker 2: maneuvers out in the rural area where Kid Rock lives.
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Speaker 2: So they came by it, hovered for a few seconds
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Speaker 2: and said howdy and saluted each other. I want to
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Speaker 2: show the video, and then I want to get your
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Speaker 2: take because now, because of outrage from liberals and democrats, Greg,
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Speaker 2: the base is actually launched an investigation into the pilots.
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Speaker 2: And I'm saying, what the hell show in the video?
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Speaker 2: What did they hover thirty seconds? Does this need a
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Speaker 2: full inquiry? And now I'm literally reading the bases investigating
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Speaker 2: their actions are we gonna like ground some fly boys
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Speaker 2: because it involved Kid Rock who likes Trump. Let me
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Speaker 2: tell you that's what it's got to be about. Greg,
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Speaker 2: your thoughts about this?
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean if it was a Democrat that did that, well,
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Speaker 5: first of all, Democrat probably wouldn't stop to salute our
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Speaker 5: service members at their house. But if it was a Democrat,
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Speaker 5: nothing would ever happen. Nobody would think twice about it. Obviously.
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Speaker 5: If this wasn't Kid Rock, this wouldn't be happening. You
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Speaker 5: have a patriot just being patriotic and appreciating the service
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Speaker 5: of people who probably fly over his house all the
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Speaker 5: time because the base is nearby.
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Speaker 1: I'm by McDill Air Force Base. We have fighter jets
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Speaker 1: fly over all the time.
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Speaker 2: He said, they're out backyard all the time for years,
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Speaker 2: dah in his backyard.
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Speaker 1: So what's the big deal?
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Speaker 5: See the issue to issue an investigation, but we'll see
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Speaker 5: what happens.
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Speaker 2: Agreed, Well, if it makes it to Congress, please shoot
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Speaker 2: it down and tell whatever little colonel or general to
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Speaker 2: stick it up as whatever. Because again, if they would
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Speaker 2: have went to the Democrat mayor's house and circled it
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Speaker 2: and waved, or if they'd have went to the Democrat
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Speaker 2: governor's house.
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Speaker 1: Nobody'd have a problem with it, but it was kid Rock.
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Speaker 2: Congressman Greggs Duby as always, thank you for your input
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Speaker 2: the break. A major ruling today from the Supreme Court
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Speaker 2: common sense and oh yeah, science. And this time we've
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Speaker 2: got to thank almost the entire High Court. In an
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Speaker 2: effectively silenced Christian counselors and prevented counselors from practicing their
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Speaker 2: religious beliefs, especially when it comes to talking to kids
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Speaker 2: about not transing themselves. The case, Chile's versus Salazar, centered
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Speaker 2: on Kaylee Chile's, a licensed professional counselor, who argued that
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Speaker 2: the state's ban on conversion therapy was actually a viewpoint
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Speaker 2: discriminatory law. Writing for the majority, Justice Neil Korsich agreed,
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Speaker 2: stating the government cannot label speech as conduct us to
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Speaker 2: bypass the Constitution.
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Speaker 1: Thank you.
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Speaker 2: The ruling makes it clear states do not have the
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Speaker 2: power to dictate the private, consensual conversations between a counselor
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Speaker 2: and a client. No kidding, it's called free speech, you
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Speaker 2: idiots in Colorado, Democrat idiots, I should say. For years,
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Speaker 2: Colorado tried to bully counselors into following a one size
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Speaker 2: fits all approach, threatening them with huge fines, even stripping
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Speaker 2: them of their licenses just for talking about the Bible,
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Speaker 2: just for trying to talk a kid out of getting
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Speaker 2: private parts cut off their body. This ruling finally stops
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Speaker 2: the state from acting like the speech police in the
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Speaker 2: counselor's office. Conservative leaders are calling this a huge win
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Speaker 2: for all Americans. This decision now protects parents' rights to
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Speaker 2: find help for their children that actually matches their values
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Speaker 2: instead of being forced into the government's preferred affirmation only path.
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Speaker 1: Thank god.
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Speaker 2: And I can't believe it wasn't nine to oh Katanji
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Speaker 2: Brown Jackson was the only one that voted against it.
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Speaker 1: What a piece of work she is.
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Speaker 2: Anyway, here now with reaction to today's amazing huge scotus
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Speaker 2: is ruling. She represents Colorado's thirty ninth district State Rep.
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Speaker 1: Brandy Bradley.
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Speaker 2: Back on Real America. Brandy, it's so nice to see
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Speaker 2: you again. You have such a nice, big, beautiful smile.
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Speaker 2: Your first reaction today when you woke up and you
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Speaker 2: heard the ruling from Scotus did you jump up and scream?
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Speaker 7: Oh, I couldn't wait to see the liberal tears on
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Speaker 7: the House floor this morning, and they were all dressed
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Speaker 7: in they're pink and blue because it was transvisibility Day
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Speaker 7: at the Colorado Capital today.
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Speaker 2: Sorry, okay, I forgot that was today. I had it
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Speaker 2: in my calendar to make sure I honored it. No,
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Speaker 2: what the hell transa visibility day in Colorado today and
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Speaker 2: Scotus Gable ruling like this.
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Speaker 1: See there is a god for all you doubters. Okay, Brandy, anyway,
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Speaker 1: go ahead, keep going. Oh.
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Speaker 6: I think it's a huge right for our win for parents.
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Speaker 7: I'm so excited to celebrate with all of the conservative
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Speaker 7: grassroots Christians and thank you to this licensed professional that
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Speaker 7: took every bullet from these liberals. And we know how
19:23
Speaker 7: maniac they can be to go in front of the
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Speaker 7: Supreme Court and say no, I have a First Amendment
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Speaker 7: right because there are teachers out there that are getting
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Speaker 7: hounded by this. There are healthcare providers like me, and
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Speaker 7: we are sick and tired of it.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: I mean I couldn't believe it when I heard this case,
19:38
Speaker 2: right because a lot of it had to do with
19:40
Speaker 2: counselors being able to talk to minors in schools about transitioning.
19:46
Speaker 2: And let's be real, we had another huge Scotis win,
19:49
Speaker 2: remember just a few weeks back when.
19:51
Speaker 1: They attacked California.
19:53
Speaker 2: Rightfully so, and stop the bs we had out here
19:56
Speaker 2: where teachers could keep it private in the classroom and
19:59
Speaker 2: not call the parents and tell them, oh, by the way,
20:01
Speaker 2: your kids coming to school once meet he's a different
20:03
Speaker 2: pronoun wants to be called this girl's name, even though
20:06
Speaker 2: he's a boy, and I kept some clothes in the
20:08
Speaker 2: closet and he wears him when she's here. Like, no
20:11
Speaker 2: more of that crap in California. So the Supreme Court
20:13
Speaker 2: got that one right. I think that was only a
20:15
Speaker 2: lot of six to three, which I was amazed when
20:17
Speaker 2: that one came down. But this one's even bigger because
20:19
Speaker 2: it's not just about the trains issue, but anything. If
20:22
Speaker 2: the counselor wants to say, oh, you're you're having a
20:25
Speaker 2: whatever problem, how about go to church, how about have
20:28
Speaker 2: you talked to your pastor? You're now allowed to say that,
20:30
Speaker 2: and it should have always been protected. It's called free speech, right, Brandy.
20:34
Speaker 6: It is, But we have Democrats that don't even say it.
20:37
Speaker 7: Under God during the Pledge of allegiance that just went
20:39
Speaker 7: viral too, So they have removed God. They're trying to
20:42
Speaker 7: remove the nuclear family, and they're trying to remove everything
20:45
Speaker 7: that is good and great that this constitutional republic was
20:48
Speaker 7: founded on.
20:50
Speaker 2: Well, let me point out that missus Jackson the only
20:53
Speaker 2: one in the nine to one vote bring up our
20:55
Speaker 2: good friend Texas Congress and Brandon Gill's ex post.
20:58
Speaker 1: Please.
20:58
Speaker 2: He's pointing out that she was one of the nutbags
21:01
Speaker 2: last year when we were trying to get these trans
21:04
Speaker 2: surgeries stopped in all states because the states have approved them.
21:09
Speaker 2: She was one of the only ones that wants to
21:12
Speaker 2: make sure that the states have the right to decide
21:15
Speaker 2: if they're going to get the surgeries.
21:17
Speaker 1: So go figure.
21:19
Speaker 2: She's the one that was against counselors talking about something
21:22
Speaker 2: else than cutting body parts off. Brandy, this is just
21:27
Speaker 2: the beginning. We're starting to win this transagenda fight.
21:32
Speaker 1: Aren't we? Yes?
21:34
Speaker 7: Protect kids? Colorado is going to have three great ballot initiatives.
21:37
Speaker 7: We're going to protect women in sports that's coming to
21:40
Speaker 7: the ballot. We're going to put sex traffickers in jail,
21:42
Speaker 7: and we're going to stop puberty mutilation of blockers for
21:46
Speaker 7: kids under the age of eighteen in Colorado. They all
21:48
Speaker 7: made the ballot and it's going to be a ninety
21:50
Speaker 7: ten issue and I cannot wait for November.
21:52
Speaker 6: I'm so excited.
21:53
Speaker 1: Amen. I love to hear that.
21:55
Speaker 2: And I think you have enough sane voters, because you're
21:57
Speaker 2: sure as heck don't have enough sane Democrats your state legislature,
22:01
Speaker 2: but you got enough sane voters that hopefully they'll strike
22:04
Speaker 2: all that crap down and stop this phony narrative that
22:09
Speaker 2: you can change your gender. And you brought up sports,
22:11
Speaker 2: So I'll just end on a good positive note. The
22:14
Speaker 2: Olympics finally got on board and they've barred men from
22:17
Speaker 2: participating in women's sports from here foth.
22:21
Speaker 1: Thank god, Brandy. Few seconds left, you get the last word,
22:24
Speaker 1: my friend.
22:25
Speaker 7: The parents are coming around. A line in the sand
22:28
Speaker 7: has been drawn. We are not going to let you
22:29
Speaker 7: continue to come after our children.
22:31
Speaker 6: So just buckle up. It's going and get worse for you.
22:35
Speaker 1: State Rep.
22:36
Speaker 2: Brandy Bradley representing that district thirty nine. Folks, if you
22:38
Speaker 2: live in thirty nine, you got a good one here.
22:40
Speaker 2: She's a good fighter. Thank you, Brandy, take care, thank you.
22:44
Speaker 1: Yep.
22:46
Speaker 2: Now, speaking of Scout is starting Tomorrow, the Justice will
22:48
Speaker 2: hear arguments in a high stakes legal battle that could
22:51
Speaker 2: fundamentally redefine American citizenship as we know it. At the
22:56
Speaker 2: center of the case is a challenge to birthright citizenship.
23:00
Speaker 2: The long standing policy has been we pretty much grant
23:03
Speaker 2: automatic US citizenship to any child born on American soil,
23:08
Speaker 2: regardless of their parents' legal status. A lot of folks
23:13
Speaker 2: thinks that's been wrong for a long time, and the
23:16
Speaker 2: reason that it went in was because of something ages ago.
23:21
Speaker 2: Critics of the current system argue that the Fourteenth Amendment
23:24
Speaker 2: has been misinterpreted for decades. They say, the phrase that
23:29
Speaker 2: says subject to the jurisdiction thereof was never intended to
23:34
Speaker 2: cover the children of those folks who come into our
23:37
Speaker 2: country illegally.
23:38
Speaker 1: That makes a lot of common sense to me.
23:41
Speaker 2: The abuse of birthright citizenship is a magnet for illegal immigration,
23:45
Speaker 2: which has fueled the crisis at our borders for decades.
23:49
Speaker 2: And oh, by the way, it also puts a huge
23:53
Speaker 2: unsustainable strain on you, the American taxpayer. Ending this practice
23:57
Speaker 2: would put an end to what's called anchor babies and
24:01
Speaker 2: close a major loophole. Finally, prioritizing the interest of legal
24:07
Speaker 2: American citizens over those illegals who bypass our damn laws,
24:13
Speaker 2: and I for one. Again, we probably won't get the
24:15
Speaker 2: ruling until summertime. Hope we can at least get six
24:20
Speaker 2: justices with some common sense. Obviously we can take five
24:23
Speaker 2: joining us now to weigh in. She's a spokesperson for
24:26
Speaker 2: the nonprofit group American Border Story.
24:28
Speaker 1: Alexis Wilkins and I needed some legal advice on this one.
24:32
Speaker 2: So we've got our resident attorney and our newest talk
24:35
Speaker 2: show host, David Pollock from The David Pollock Primetime Show,
24:39
Speaker 2: which debuts next week right here onan no offense, davidy,
24:43
Speaker 2: though you're my colleague, my mom always taught me it's
24:46
Speaker 2: ladies first of course.
24:47
Speaker 1: Said good everybody good with that?
24:49
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, demand Alexis, thanks for coming back on
24:54
Speaker 2: you're feeling going into this tomorrow again, There'll probably be
24:57
Speaker 2: a couple of days of hearings, both sides will present,
25:02
Speaker 2: and then it's March April, so we won't hear until summer.
25:06
Speaker 2: But I know your group has been working hard to
25:09
Speaker 2: get information out there about the fourteenth Amendment and how
25:12
Speaker 2: it's been misused for decades.
25:16
Speaker 8: You're exactly right, Dan.
25:17
Speaker 9: You know, the fourteenth Amendment has the misinterpret data by
25:20
Speaker 9: you know, this birthright citizenship. If you look at the
25:23
Speaker 9: other countries that have this, you know, while it does
25:26
Speaker 9: exist on the West, it's all really countries that have
25:30
Speaker 9: kind of lost their way, you know, it's not really
25:33
Speaker 9: the rest of the world is by blood and so
25:35
Speaker 9: here in American border story, we believe that, you know,
25:39
Speaker 9: we can see the toll that illegal immigration has taken
25:43
Speaker 9: on this country. We know that there is an incentivized
25:46
Speaker 9: business behind illegal immigration and behind birth tourism, you know,
25:50
Speaker 9: people coming here to have their children as anchor babies.
25:54
Speaker 8: It's really damaging our country.
25:57
Speaker 9: And this is something that the Trump administration product priority
26:00
Speaker 9: on on day one. And I think it's a real
26:02
Speaker 9: shame that the courts have driven at this part of
26:05
Speaker 9: the pole to make it that much harder for the
26:08
Speaker 9: Trump administration to.
26:09
Speaker 8: Implement their agenda.
26:10
Speaker 1: We'll see what they think.
26:11
Speaker 2: Let's go to the legal mind, all right, mister Pollock,
26:14
Speaker 2: what do you think legality wise?
26:16
Speaker 1: What do we face here?
26:17
Speaker 2: And also take into account the justices because we know
26:21
Speaker 2: which ones lean which way or following the constitution and
26:24
Speaker 2: which ones like to follow.
26:25
Speaker 1: Let's call it woke trends.
26:28
Speaker 10: David, Well, yeah, you just subtract the liberal justices and
26:31
Speaker 10: just put those aside. The real battle is amongst the
26:34
Speaker 10: conservative justices who actually do their job and weigh the
26:36
Speaker 10: law from a constitutional perspective.
26:38
Speaker 4: And that is the big question here.
26:39
Speaker 10: Whether under the fourteenth Amendment, the illegal alien's children are
26:45
Speaker 10: subject to the jurisdiction or at least their parents are
26:48
Speaker 10: subject to the jurisdiction of the United States. Now, Trump's
26:51
Speaker 10: executive order says if you're here illegally or if you're
26:53
Speaker 10: temporarily lawfully present and you have a child, that child
26:58
Speaker 10: can stay in the United States as the citizen. We
26:59
Speaker 10: don't like that, obviously, because that's encouraging people to come
27:02
Speaker 10: across the border, deliver a baby, and then we have
27:05
Speaker 10: all these people to take care of, including the illegal
27:07
Speaker 10: alien fathers if they stick around. So we don't want
27:10
Speaker 10: to create an incentive for people to come into the
27:13
Speaker 10: United States. But I mean, that's what a Lexus is
27:15
Speaker 10: talking about, the humanitarian factor.
27:18
Speaker 4: You want my legal opinion on.
27:19
Speaker 10: This, I think it just depends if the Supreme Court
27:22
Speaker 10: wants to break from one hundred or so plus years
27:26
Speaker 10: of traditional interpretation and initially There's some people argue that
27:30
Speaker 10: the fourteenth Amendment is specifically this subject through the jurisdiction
27:33
Speaker 10: was intended for the children of slaves.
27:35
Speaker 4: They're subject to the jurisdiction of the United States.
27:39
Speaker 10: It was never intended to become the basis for which
27:42
Speaker 10: anybody to come to this country and have a baby
27:44
Speaker 10: and become a citizen, which has been abuse. So I
27:46
Speaker 10: think it's a great time to have this out. I
27:48
Speaker 10: think importantly, if we didn't Supreme Court didn't strike down
27:51
Speaker 10: the national injunctions from lower courts, we'dn't even be able
27:54
Speaker 10: to get to this question.
27:55
Speaker 4: So I think it's important question. We'll see where the
27:57
Speaker 4: court sides.
27:58
Speaker 10: I don't know, and my instinct is I think Trump
28:01
Speaker 10: has a pretty good argument on this one, So we'll
28:02
Speaker 10: see what happens.
28:03
Speaker 1: Five to four. That's what I'm gonna call sixty three.
28:06
Speaker 2: Yeah, because I always here about Justice Roberts and I'm
28:08
Speaker 2: looking this up and Alexis one is to you, why
28:11
Speaker 2: do you think no administration ever before conservative wise, I
28:14
Speaker 2: wouldn't expect the Libs to do this ever tried to
28:16
Speaker 2: tackle this issue. Because I'm reading here and on July ninth,
28:20
Speaker 2: nineteen sixty eight, is when we ratified the fourteenth, Right,
28:22
Speaker 2: this was all about reconstruction. This was involving the southern
28:26
Speaker 2: folks who split away and we had a war over.
28:29
Speaker 2: This was to bring the slaves kids in. This was
28:31
Speaker 2: about reconstruction. This was nothing about, oh all the illegal
28:34
Speaker 2: immigrants that just pop in from wherever and pop out kids.
28:37
Speaker 1: Yep, you're an American. That's not what the fourteenth was about.
28:39
Speaker 1: Alexis correct.
28:41
Speaker 9: The context is really important here because the original constitutional
28:45
Speaker 9: purpose was you're exactly right, you know, for reconstruction to
28:48
Speaker 9: put our country back together and allow people who deserved
28:51
Speaker 9: it a pathway to citizenship for themselves and their children.
28:55
Speaker 9: You know, this is not something that should be that controversial.
28:58
Speaker 9: I tend to believe that is an issue where over
29:01
Speaker 9: the years, you know, politics are politicking, and you have
29:04
Speaker 9: a countdown on a clock of how long you're in
29:07
Speaker 9: office ultimately of how young, how long you have until midterms,
29:11
Speaker 9: and I think that you know, the Trump administration thinks,
29:13
Speaker 9: thank goodness, is more unafraid. You know, they were voted
29:16
Speaker 9: in in an overwhelming majority to enact this exact agenda,
29:20
Speaker 9: and that's what they're doing. So I think they have
29:22
Speaker 9: the boldness and the confidence to do this. I think
29:25
Speaker 9: maybe administrations in the past were worried about midterms coming up.
29:28
Speaker 8: And the next election come up, or a power turnover.
29:31
Speaker 9: You know, the the race wars and these you know,
29:34
Speaker 9: bigot examples that people the left starts throwing at you.
29:38
Speaker 8: They can be very scary to true politics.
29:41
Speaker 9: But the Trump administration is always acted outside of those parameters,
29:44
Speaker 9: just for the good of the people.
29:45
Speaker 8: So I think that hopefully it is what we see here.
29:48
Speaker 2: Yeah, they worried about their own reelection, butts than actually
29:51
Speaker 2: doing what was right. A few seconds left, David, you
29:53
Speaker 2: know how this TV thing works. I started with Alexis,
29:55
Speaker 2: you get the final word, sir.
29:57
Speaker 10: Listen, I'm just going to say, let's see what's going
29:58
Speaker 10: to happen. No matter what the Democrat, I'll say it's racist.
30:00
Speaker 10: If it comes down on our side, that was a
30:02
Speaker 10: good week can expect. And it'll probably be protest about
30:04
Speaker 10: it too. I'm sure the signs are already pre printed now.
30:08
Speaker 10: Soros is paid for the rented they're sitting in boxes.
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Speaker 2: Yes, Alexis Wilkins with the American Border Story attorney and
30:15
Speaker 2: I got to say it again. Host of the brand
30:17
Speaker 2: New David Pollock Primetime, which will premiere next Monday at
30:21
Speaker 2: seven pm. Right before this show on Monday, April sixth,
30:25
Speaker 2: So let's welcome David to the oan lineup Alexus. Thank
30:28
Speaker 2: you David, God bless you guys, appreciate you, thanks for
30:30
Speaker 2: having me.
30:31
Speaker 1: Yep up next.
30:33
Speaker 2: VP jd Vance held his first meeting as President Trump's
30:36
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Speaker 11: You've never had an administration that has really taken this
33:04
Speaker 11: seriously until the President put us really from day one
33:07
Speaker 11: of the Trump administration, who said we have to take
33:09
Speaker 11: the fraud issue seriously, and a lot of the anti
33:13
Speaker 11: fraud protections that existed in our government for a very
33:17
Speaker 11: long time. Were actually turned off by the Biden administration.
33:19
Speaker 11: So we think fraud has been a problem for a
33:21
Speaker 11: long time. It became a massive, massive problem under the
33:24
Speaker 11: Biden administration.
33:25
Speaker 1: Bravo, it sure did.
33:27
Speaker 2: And it became an issue with almost every administration for decades.
33:31
Speaker 2: Let's be real, and people just look the other way
33:34
Speaker 2: or didn't pay attention, because it's been real. Both parties
33:37
Speaker 2: have defrauded us for years and years. And I'm so
33:42
Speaker 2: thankful that President Trump wanted to try and stop this
33:44
Speaker 2: stuff again. It's a slow moving wheel in DC or
33:48
Speaker 2: different states, especially blue states, but at least they're trying.
33:51
Speaker 2: Vice President Jade Vance leading the inaugural meeting of the
33:54
Speaker 2: administration's new anti fraud Task Force. The group, which includes
33:58
Speaker 2: nearly half of the President's cabinet, is now tasked with
34:01
Speaker 2: a sweeping mission of rooting out what the Vice President
34:04
Speaker 2: calls rampant misuse of federal benefit programs. And let me
34:09
Speaker 2: tell you it's happening probably in your backyard, central to discussion,
34:13
Speaker 2: where allegations of fraud in Minnesota, of course, involving Medicaid
34:17
Speaker 2: and those child care services, you know, those wonderful leering
34:20
Speaker 2: centers vance was already moved to freeze hundreds and millions
34:24
Speaker 2: of funding to that state, causing Minnesota's Governor, good Old
34:27
Speaker 2: Wallsey to pitch a fit, winding that the move is
34:30
Speaker 2: just a campaign of retribution against blue states. Now, sir,
34:36
Speaker 2: they're trying to save taxpayer dollars, get our debt down,
34:39
Speaker 2: that helps out inflation and.
34:42
Speaker 1: So on and so forth. Plus is just morally right, timmy.
34:47
Speaker 2: Anyway, along with the task Force, a newly confirmed Assistant
34:51
Speaker 2: Attorney General has been appointed to lead a specialized Justice
34:55
Speaker 2: Department division specifically to go out and prosecute these cases
34:59
Speaker 2: around the name. I love that during the meeting, the
35:02
Speaker 2: VP addressed a specific area of concern, calling out what
35:04
Speaker 2: he describes as an autism scam that's draining our resources.
35:10
Speaker 11: The autism scam that we've seen in the Somalian parts
35:13
Speaker 11: of Minnesota really illustrates well what's been going on across
35:18
Speaker 11: whole layers of our government. So you have a program
35:20
Speaker 11: set up under Medicaid to help autistic children and their
35:23
Speaker 11: families get the resources that they need, because, of course,
35:26
Speaker 11: we know that when you have a kid who's on
35:28
Speaker 11: the spectrum, it requires a little bit more help, a
35:30
Speaker 11: little bit more services. And so the government, enforcing the
35:35
Speaker 11: mandate from the American people to be kind and compassionate
35:38
Speaker 11: to our citizens, has set up this program to help
35:41
Speaker 11: families who are dealing with these particular struggles. Now, what
35:44
Speaker 11: we've seen is Somali fraudsters at an industrial scale taking
35:49
Speaker 11: advantage of that program to the tune of millions and
35:52
Speaker 11: millions of dollars.
35:54
Speaker 2: Now another cherry on top of all this, Minnesota Congresswoman
36:00
Speaker 2: on Omar your favorite I'm sure, folks, is also under
36:02
Speaker 2: the microscope, as the VP accuses the anti American Somali
36:07
Speaker 2: born scumbag of immigration fraud.
36:11
Speaker 1: Yeah, see, you can't marry your brother and lie and
36:14
Speaker 1: get into our country.
36:16
Speaker 2: In a recent interview, Vance revealed he's actively coordinating with
36:19
Speaker 2: White House advisor Stephen Miller to explore legal remedies, including
36:24
Speaker 2: investigations that could challenge her citizenship.
36:27
Speaker 1: Oh say it ain't so.
36:29
Speaker 2: The accusations, which revisit long standing allegations regarding her entry
36:33
Speaker 2: into the US and her brother, have now sparked a
36:36
Speaker 2: little bit of a geopolitically twist. An account claiming to
36:40
Speaker 2: represent the Republic of Somaliland publicly invited the US to
36:45
Speaker 2: extra dit the congresswoman telling the administration to just quote
36:49
Speaker 2: say the word. Well, the congress woman's office has dismissed
36:53
Speaker 2: the claims. The Vice President insists the administration is now
36:57
Speaker 2: building a formal case to a sure accountability. Meantime, Omar
37:02
Speaker 2: continues her baseless accusations against administration, saying they're undermining democracy.
37:07
Speaker 1: Blah blah blah blah blah.
37:10
Speaker 12: We know that majority of married women who have changed
37:14
Speaker 12: their names, who may not have access to their original
37:18
Speaker 12: birth certificates and all the documents that they need in
37:21
Speaker 12: time to be able to vote on any of the
37:23
Speaker 12: primaries that are happening in the next few weeks, a
37:27
Speaker 12: few months or the November election will be this enfranchised.
37:31
Speaker 13: So Democrats are voting.
37:34
Speaker 2: No, really, it's March thirty first. You don't have time
37:40
Speaker 2: to get your affairs in order by November. Give me
37:43
Speaker 2: a break, anyway, Joining me now with reaction to all this.
37:47
Speaker 2: He's the national field director of the Conservative Caucus and
37:50
Speaker 2: a former Trump campaign media surrogate, A Mapel Chad Caton
37:54
Speaker 2: back on the program.
37:56
Speaker 1: Oh Chad, where do we bring on with the ones? Well,
38:02
Speaker 1: do we begin with the fraud?
38:05
Speaker 2: Look, it's not just Minnesota I feel like elan Omar
38:09
Speaker 2: is trying to make this all about politics and saying
38:11
Speaker 2: that she's being attacked, the Minnesota's being.
38:13
Speaker 1: Attacked because they're Democrats. Oh no, no, no, no no.
38:16
Speaker 2: We found fraud in blue states and red states. Weren't
38:19
Speaker 2: you in Ohio recently? And found fraud at daycare and
38:23
Speaker 2: learing centers?
38:24
Speaker 13: The Jubba Jebba daycare.
38:25
Speaker 14: Yeah, we got attacked coming going in there to ask
38:28
Speaker 14: him about the sixty three thousand dollars they got that week.
38:32
Speaker 14: And we we were here with Mehet Cook and you
38:35
Speaker 14: can see the bull in the china shop. He comes
38:36
Speaker 14: right out here and tries to throw.
38:38
Speaker 1: Her in the street.
38:39
Speaker 14: Yeah, because they knew all over Columbus that we were
38:42
Speaker 14: investigating this fraud along with Jay Darling, Cierline and.
38:46
Speaker 13: Uh Walter Kirk.
38:48
Speaker 14: So they were calling each other and sure the jubbajeb
38:52
Speaker 14: daycare had no kids, had a air conditioner sitting in
38:56
Speaker 14: the parking lot. And after talking to the police, they
38:59
Speaker 14: said that they've been there multiple times and there.
39:02
Speaker 13: Has never ever been a child inside that building.
39:05
Speaker 1: And when they went in, Oh, WHOA, what are the
39:10
Speaker 1: cops getting called there for all the time?
39:12
Speaker 14: Because there's a liquor store in the front, and there
39:14
Speaker 14: happens to be people in the alley that probably shouldn't
39:17
Speaker 14: be anywhere near.
39:18
Speaker 1: Kids, right, but there's no kids there.
39:20
Speaker 13: But the good news is there is no kids.
39:22
Speaker 1: So but they're taking our money. Yep.
39:26
Speaker 14: Again, we uncovered ten million dollars in two days, forcing
39:29
Speaker 14: Governor Dwine to start an investigation.
39:32
Speaker 2: Wow, thank you Chad for that. By the way, I
39:35
Speaker 2: wanted you want to talk about JD and the the committee.
39:38
Speaker 2: But I'm loving more hear about this in Ohio because again,
39:41
Speaker 2: let's be real. You know, I'm a Buckeye, right, so
39:43
Speaker 2: it's still a red state, but Columbus is blue as hell.
39:47
Speaker 2: So and Dwine, yeah, I wouldn't trust as far as
39:49
Speaker 2: I could throw him as a rhino, but at least
39:51
Speaker 2: he's looking into what you uncovered. That's one problem I
39:53
Speaker 2: have with some of those Ohio and even the Indiana
39:56
Speaker 2: Republicans these days. You know, they play up that they're conservative,
39:59
Speaker 2: they're mega and their America first, but when it come
40:02
Speaker 2: push comes to shove, they want to try and to
40:04
Speaker 2: pease everybody so they can keep getting reelected.
40:06
Speaker 1: I don't like those tis.
40:07
Speaker 14: That's what we're about at the Conservative Caucus. We got
40:09
Speaker 14: to get rid of the rubber made spines that we
40:11
Speaker 14: have on Capitol Hill. We want some people with some
40:13
Speaker 14: real fortitude that can stand up to the pressure it
40:17
Speaker 14: takes to get rid of the deep state.
40:18
Speaker 13: In this fraud.
40:19
Speaker 14: It's disgusting and all the way down to the Save Act,
40:22
Speaker 14: eighty seven percent of the country wants it, but nope,
40:24
Speaker 14: we're going on vacation.
40:26
Speaker 13: I hope you have a good time at Disneyland.
40:27
Speaker 2: Lindsay, Yeah, idiots again, rhinos en Democrats, throw them all
40:30
Speaker 2: into the bus chat.
40:31
Speaker 1: I agree with you.
40:32
Speaker 2: And you know what's interesting too, is you hear ilan
40:35
Speaker 2: Omar come up with the bs that they're only doing
40:38
Speaker 2: the Save America Act to stop women from voting because
40:40
Speaker 2: it's going to take them so long to get their
40:42
Speaker 2: marriage license and blah blah blah.
40:44
Speaker 1: Are you serious.
40:45
Speaker 2: Nobody's going after women, nobody's trying to, you know, diminish
40:49
Speaker 2: their right to vote. And as far as anybody else,
40:52
Speaker 2: if you don't have an ID, give me a freaking break.
40:56
Speaker 2: You can't have a bank account today if you don't
40:57
Speaker 2: have an ID.
41:00
Speaker 14: Had to go to Kamala Harris rally so that I
41:01
Speaker 14: could see what was going on in there, and they
41:03
Speaker 14: wanted my ID and then wouldn't let me in because
41:05
Speaker 14: they knew my name. I went to a Bernie Sanders
41:08
Speaker 14: rally with a shirt that said COMI killer, and.
41:10
Speaker 1: They got mad.
41:11
Speaker 13: They did they wanted my ID.
41:13
Speaker 15: This is this is the.
41:14
Speaker 14: Ridiculousness that is Lily and Omar and the progressive left.
41:18
Speaker 14: It's like, we don't you can't come to our events
41:21
Speaker 14: unless you have an ID. But if you have to vote,
41:23
Speaker 14: I've got to go back to Somalia and find my
41:25
Speaker 14: birth certificate.
41:26
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's send her ask.
41:27
Speaker 13: I have no time for these people.
41:29
Speaker 14: And I love the way they're doing it because great
41:32
Speaker 14: shows like you and and this network oen you love
41:34
Speaker 14: showing that hipocrisy and America needs to see it.
41:37
Speaker 2: Well, I'm gonna end on this because it's it's a
41:40
Speaker 2: plus in the right direction, but it's also a little disappointing.
41:43
Speaker 2: So a lot of this stuff that got uncovered by
41:45
Speaker 2: Nick Shirley in Minnesota that kicked off all this fraud
41:47
Speaker 2: investigation in California, in New York, in Michigan, UH started
41:52
Speaker 2: because of the Feeding our Future scheme right where they
41:54
Speaker 2: were sending the millions over to Somalia acting like they
41:56
Speaker 2: were feeding American kids.
41:57
Speaker 1: So so far.
41:59
Speaker 2: So I know, they arrested like a ton of people, right,
42:02
Speaker 2: it was sixty seventy five people investigated charge whatever. So
42:05
Speaker 2: this guy at least got and look at his name,
42:08
Speaker 2: Abdul a Bubba car Ali.
42:12
Speaker 1: Are you sh that's his name? Okay? Anyway, sorry, what ched?
42:19
Speaker 4: I said?
42:19
Speaker 13: It's not like you just said, alla akbar?
42:21
Speaker 1: Well, look at his name. I don't anyway, I'm sure
42:25
Speaker 1: I'm gonna take hell for that one. I don't care.
42:27
Speaker 2: He got sentenced to one year for receiving over three
42:30
Speaker 2: million in the Feeding our Future scheme.
42:32
Speaker 1: One year.
42:33
Speaker 13: I'd do a year in prison for three million dollars.
42:35
Speaker 14: In a second, let's call a spade of spain twenty dollars.
42:40
Speaker 13: Twenty dollars but three million.
42:42
Speaker 2: But you take three million from taxpayers and defraud kids, Chad,
42:46
Speaker 2: because you're not.
42:46
Speaker 1: And they never got any of it back, Dan, none
42:49
Speaker 1: of it back.
42:49
Speaker 14: He went to a year and got out and probably
42:51
Speaker 14: went to some offshore bank and continued living his exuberant
42:56
Speaker 14: life that we paid for. And it's disgusting and for
42:59
Speaker 14: so somehow we're all supposed to just say, oh, you'll
43:03
Speaker 14: figure it out.
43:04
Speaker 1: No, we're not doing that, Chad Kaden, keep up the
43:08
Speaker 1: good work, brother, Appreciate.
43:10
Speaker 13: You always, man, thanks for having me yep.
43:13
Speaker 2: Okay, coming up after the break, did you hear NASA
43:16
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43:19
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43:25
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Speaker 1: Alrighty, how about some good news? Right?
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46:00
Speaker 2: report on the bad stuff. History back on the launchpad
46:03
Speaker 2: tonight down in Cape Canaveral. After more than fifty years,
46:07
Speaker 2: NASA is officially in the final countdown to send humans
46:12
Speaker 2: back towards the Moon. Let me explain, Artemis two is
46:15
Speaker 2: scheduled to lift off tomorrow. I know what you're gonna say,
46:19
Speaker 2: but Dan, that's April first. It's April fools.
46:21
Speaker 1: No, I'm serious. They tell me it's kind of launch.
46:24
Speaker 1: As long as everything goes as planned.
46:26
Speaker 2: Obviously, weather in different conditions matter six twenty four pm
46:29
Speaker 2: Eastern tomorrow night, she will blast off. The crew Commander
46:34
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46:39
Speaker 2: Hansen are currently in the final hours of quarantine before they.
46:42
Speaker 1: Hop on that big old rocket. The ten day mission
46:45
Speaker 1: will not land on the Moon.
46:47
Speaker 2: Instead, this is a high stakes test of the and
46:51
Speaker 2: spacecraft's life support systems. The flight plan follows a free
46:55
Speaker 2: return trajectory and a figure eight that swing the crew
47:00
Speaker 2: around the far side of the Moon before using gravity
47:04
Speaker 2: to then slingshot him back home.
47:07
Speaker 1: Yeah, that sounds normal today at the office.
47:10
Speaker 2: It's the same path used by the story Topollo thirteen mission,
47:14
Speaker 2: but this time it's a deliberate step towards a.
47:18
Speaker 1: Permanent lunar presence. Were told.
47:21
Speaker 2: Meteorologists are currently calling for an eighty percent chance of
47:25
Speaker 2: go weather, so if everything stays on track again. Tomorrow
47:28
Speaker 2: evening will mark the moment humanity finally leaves Earth's orbit
47:32
Speaker 2: behind once again. Our next guest, Matthew Dominic, launched to
47:37
Speaker 2: the International Space Station as an astronaut March third, twenty
47:42
Speaker 2: twenty four. Matter of fact, he was the commander of
47:45
Speaker 2: NASA's SpaceX Crew eight mission. He served as a flight
47:48
Speaker 2: engineer aboard the orbiting Laboratory, a nearly eight month science mission,
47:53
Speaker 2: and the agency's eighth commercial crew rotation mission to the
47:57
Speaker 2: International Space Station. And right now we are so fortunate
48:01
Speaker 2: to have NASA astronaut Matthew Dominic join us to talk
48:04
Speaker 2: about tomorrow's mission and beyond.
48:07
Speaker 1: Matthew, thanks for coming on. How are you, sar.
48:10
Speaker 13: I'm doing tremendous.
48:11
Speaker 15: I just came down from the launch pad and just
48:13
Speaker 15: got to look up the rocket, so I'm super excited
48:15
Speaker 15: right now.
48:16
Speaker 2: All right, So this isn't an April fool's joke. Everything
48:19
Speaker 2: is good to go for tomorrow at six twenty four pm.
48:22
Speaker 13: No, sir, this is this is real.
48:24
Speaker 15: We're going back to the Moon and four of my
48:25
Speaker 15: best friends are launching tomorrow.
48:28
Speaker 2: You have not done a mission like this obviously, because
48:31
Speaker 2: we haven't done anything like this in a.
48:32
Speaker 1: Long, long time. But you did a pretty cool mission.
48:36
Speaker 2: And before we talk about Artemis too, I just want
48:38
Speaker 2: folks to see a little bit of your experience. Do
48:41
Speaker 2: we have that video of Matthew literally floating through the
48:45
Speaker 2: space station and talking to us?
48:46
Speaker 1: There? It is right there? You did almost eight months
48:49
Speaker 1: up there?
48:50
Speaker 15: Is that?
48:50
Speaker 2: Right?
48:51
Speaker 15: Yes, sir? Eight months, two undre and thirty five days
48:54
Speaker 15: orbiting the Earth and we go so fast we orbit
48:56
Speaker 15: the Earth every ninety minutes, so we get sixteen sunrises
48:59
Speaker 15: and sixteen suns It's gorgeous.
49:01
Speaker 1: Holy cow.
49:02
Speaker 2: What about the effects on your body being in space
49:05
Speaker 2: that long? Do you have any side effects?
49:06
Speaker 1: Or sure?
49:08
Speaker 15: I mean we've been working twenty five years, Like for
49:11
Speaker 15: twenty five years, there's not been a day we haven't
49:12
Speaker 15: had humans in space, and so we've been learning a
49:14
Speaker 15: little bits about what happens in the human body, and
49:16
Speaker 15: we're getting better and better at it. But one little
49:18
Speaker 15: thing is it. I hadn't sat down in a chair
49:20
Speaker 15: in two hundred thirty five days, and you're behind, as
49:23
Speaker 15: you could imagine, gets accustomed to that, and so it
49:26
Speaker 15: hurt just to sit for two weeks after.
49:28
Speaker 1: I got back.
49:29
Speaker 2: That's I mean, that's a good and a bad thing, right.
49:31
Speaker 2: They always say we sit too much. We need to
49:33
Speaker 2: be up and mobile. So you were definitely great and mobile.
49:37
Speaker 13: Oh never sat down.
49:38
Speaker 15: And actually the first night I came home to have
49:39
Speaker 15: dinner with my kids and my wife, I I just
49:42
Speaker 15: so wanted to just sit down and have dinner with them,
49:45
Speaker 15: and I just ended up scarving my food down and
49:47
Speaker 15: just laying on the floor next to the table because
49:49
Speaker 15: I couldn't stand the sit I just wanted to be present,
49:51
Speaker 15: but I just could only do if I lay down
49:52
Speaker 15: to the floor.
49:53
Speaker 1: Wow. Any other missions before or after that eight month?
49:58
Speaker 2: No?
49:58
Speaker 4: So that was my first spaceflight.
50:00
Speaker 15: I'm active do to US Navy, so I've done a
50:01
Speaker 15: few deployments in support of different missions, but this is
50:04
Speaker 15: my first space flight.
50:05
Speaker 1: Thank you, sir. What do you fly over for the squids?
50:07
Speaker 1: I'm an old chair Force guy.
50:09
Speaker 10: So oh.
50:10
Speaker 15: I was a Fateen super Hornets for the US Navy
50:12
Speaker 15: and then was a test pilot in those aircraft as well.
50:15
Speaker 1: Good for you, Good for you.
50:16
Speaker 2: Okay, So this Artemis one with your your four friends
50:19
Speaker 2: going up, they're circling the moon. What's the point of
50:24
Speaker 2: doing this one? Since we're not landing because you know,
50:27
Speaker 2: so many people say we never did land, so why
50:30
Speaker 2: don't we land and show them we can land?
50:32
Speaker 15: Astrona Absolutely, sir, so absolutely. So you know, we talk
50:36
Speaker 15: about NASA's always it talks about you know, big giant leaps, right,
50:39
Speaker 15: big giant leaps to go places. But really the truth
50:42
Speaker 15: of the matter is you make small incremental developments to
50:44
Speaker 15: get yourself to a really complex goal. And so this
50:47
Speaker 15: time going back to the Moon isn't about touching it
50:49
Speaker 15: and coming back. We're doing all the incremental stuff to
50:51
Speaker 15: go stay or do it. Put all the logistics. You said,
50:54
Speaker 15: you're former Air Force guy, so you understand the logistics
50:57
Speaker 15: supply chain necessary to support the tip of the spear.
51:00
Speaker 15: And so we're going back to states. We're building the
51:02
Speaker 15: logistics supply chain, all the pieces of the parts to
51:04
Speaker 15: go build a permanent presence on the surface of the Moon.
51:07
Speaker 13: And so this is one little step. Take another step
51:09
Speaker 13: in twenty twenty seven.
51:10
Speaker 2: It's like fact finding eight yeah, fact fighting surveying looking
51:15
Speaker 2: at the landscape on the dark side, on the bright side,
51:17
Speaker 2: we're used to seeing all that and seeing where it
51:20
Speaker 2: would be the best place to put a moon station.
51:24
Speaker 15: Right, I mean, you understand you got to go recon
51:26
Speaker 15: exactly what you're gonna do, You're going to see exactly
51:29
Speaker 15: before we send the big the big missions, we send recon.
51:32
Speaker 1: Okay, so that's what Artemis two is doing tomorrow.
51:35
Speaker 2: How long does this whole thing take to go up,
51:37
Speaker 2: go on the backside, and then slingshot back home.
51:40
Speaker 15: It's about eight days, eight nine days if I remember right.
51:43
Speaker 15: But you're going around, you're launching, You're gonna over the
51:45
Speaker 15: Earth once or twice, and then you're gonna make the
51:48
Speaker 15: decision to go to the moon.
51:49
Speaker 1: WHOA, I would love to be on that ride.
51:52
Speaker 2: I like fast things. I think I would handle that
51:55
Speaker 2: just fine. Let's go, Matthew. Final question is an easy one.
51:58
Speaker 2: How about bigcoming missions? Because everybody's talking NASA today. I
52:04
Speaker 2: noticed that a bunch of videos dropped for future missions
52:07
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty eight and beyond. And there was a
52:10
Speaker 2: really cool one and hopefully we can throw the video
52:12
Speaker 2: up here in a sec A really cool one.
52:13
Speaker 6: Absolutely.
52:14
Speaker 2: It says you guys are going to go to Mars
52:15
Speaker 2: in a few years and drop these like helicopter looking.
52:18
Speaker 1: Drone things off around the whole planet. Fill us in
52:21
Speaker 1: on that one.
52:21
Speaker 13: Absolutely.
52:23
Speaker 15: So we're setting up a moon base on the surface
52:25
Speaker 15: of the Moon, right and that's that's what you got
52:27
Speaker 15: up on the screen right now, is the little moon
52:29
Speaker 15: base we're setting up, were sending all the recommerce, set
52:30
Speaker 15: up rovers. We're setting up with these little hoppers that
52:32
Speaker 15: are going to hop around on the Moon, on the
52:34
Speaker 15: surface of the Moon to go do the reconnaissance, to
52:36
Speaker 15: set up for our big flight we're putting trying to
52:38
Speaker 15: get two human launches in twenty twenty eight. We're doing
52:40
Speaker 15: an orbital test mission in twenty twenty seven. And then
52:43
Speaker 15: you talked about the Mars mission. Solar power works. Solar
52:47
Speaker 15: power is great in space, but the further you get
52:49
Speaker 15: from the Earth or you get on the surface of Mars,
52:52
Speaker 15: you're gonna need nuclear power. So we've got nuclear fission
52:54
Speaker 15: reactor that we're launching it in twenty twenty eight provides
52:57
Speaker 15: that power. I think about an aircraft carrier. Aircraft carriers
52:59
Speaker 15: run for twenty five years on nuclear power. So we're
53:02
Speaker 15: gonna go put that, We're gonna go fly that out
53:04
Speaker 15: past Mars, and on the way we're gonna drop three
53:06
Speaker 15: helicopters to go survey Mars.
53:08
Speaker 1: That is insane.
53:09
Speaker 4: This is an exciting time to be a.
53:10
Speaker 1: Li's pretty sweet.
53:11
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're taking any members of the media, Can I
53:14
Speaker 2: go hop on board? Is is Elon and Bezos and
53:20
Speaker 2: their stuff? Are they helping out with NASA existently?
53:23
Speaker 1: Yeah?
53:24
Speaker 15: Okay, soly So you know, NASA is the government. We
53:27
Speaker 15: work with all of our industry providers and contractors to
53:29
Speaker 15: rebuild American industry to do these amazing things.
53:32
Speaker 6: Right.
53:32
Speaker 15: So those are two big American companies right now. They're
53:35
Speaker 15: both working on the landers to go back to the Moon,
53:37
Speaker 15: and this is reinvigorating American industry, in American American manufacturing.
53:41
Speaker 1: Beautiful. So SpaceX and what is Jeff's blue Horizon, that's
53:45
Speaker 1: his Blue Origin Blue Origin, thank you sorry.
53:47
Speaker 2: So Blue Origin and SpaceX are teaming up with NASA.
53:51
Speaker 2: This is all private end government all together doing this
53:54
Speaker 2: moon mission to build base on the Moon and then
53:57
Speaker 2: to get us to Mars.
53:58
Speaker 1: Absolutely in. I love it.
54:00
Speaker 2: Always loved Space six kid, loved watching you know, I
54:03
Speaker 2: was born in the seventies, so you know, from rockets
54:05
Speaker 2: then to the different space shuttles and obviously watching the
54:08
Speaker 2: two unfortunate incidences that we all witnessed over the years.
54:11
Speaker 2: But just following the program. I love that you guys
54:13
Speaker 2: are still doing this. We know the difficulties NASA faced
54:17
Speaker 2: years back, but now because I want to say Elon
54:20
Speaker 2: and others reinvesting in space exploration, it's all kind of
54:23
Speaker 2: coming back around, and what a treat for young Americans
54:27
Speaker 2: to get back involved in learning about space and our
54:30
Speaker 2: planet as well.
54:31
Speaker 1: Matthew Dominic, NASA astronot. I'll give you the final word.
54:34
Speaker 1: Go ahead, sir, go NASA, go Artemis too. I love it.
54:39
Speaker 1: Thanks you gentlemen. Appreciate you. Matthew, I have a Philly.
54:41
Speaker 1: We'll talk with you more. You take care, absolutely, sir,
54:44
Speaker 1: be safe, all right, stick around.
54:47
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54:50
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54:52
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Speaker 2: a call and kindly demand that they carry away in.
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Speaker 2: Now you're the customer, and without your feedback, your cable
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Speaker 2: provider will not know that there is a strong demand
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Speaker 2: across this country for one America News network. So please
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Speaker 2: that they add o ANN to their channel lineup.
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Speaker 1: All right, let's end with a patriot report.
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Speaker 2: So last week during the Seapac con mentioned down in Texas,
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Speaker 2: On sent a bunch of crew down there and we
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Speaker 2: set up booths. Right, folks stop by and chatted with
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Speaker 2: our reporters and they picked up some merch. Well, a
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Speaker 2: few lucky folks grabbed a couple special oan hats that
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Speaker 2: ah some guy that you might like to watch signed
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Speaker 2: for him, and so real quick just wanted to say
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Speaker 2: thank you and hello to the folks who stopped by.
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Speaker 2: I actually think I have their names. Shannon Johnson, Thank
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Speaker 2: you Shannon for being a fan and a viewer. Alex Somo,
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Speaker 2: thanks brother, and Patty Cox Young. That's just a few
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Speaker 2: of the folks who grabbed one of my autograph hats
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Speaker 2: at the OYN booth at Seapack.
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Speaker 1: We love you.
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Speaker 2: We wouldn't be doing this if it weren't for you,
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Speaker 2: the folks that watch every night. God bless you, and
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Speaker 2: as we say goodnight, make sure you tune in tomorrow.
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Speaker 1: Night.
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Speaker 2: We have an in depth conversation speaking to Colorado. Right
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Speaker 2: we were talking about what's happening there with the big
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Speaker 2: win in Scotus today. While the GOP gubernatorial candidate, my
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Speaker 2: friend Victor Marx, will be here tomorrow night. We've got
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Speaker 2: a lot to talk about in the state of Colorado
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Speaker 2: and the nation with VIC. So make sure you tune
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Speaker 2: in tomorrow eight eastern, five Pacific.
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Speaker 1: That's going to do it. I'll see you tomorrow. You
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Speaker 1: all know what to do.
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Speaker 2: In the meantime, be proud Americans, be brave out there,
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Speaker 2: and God bless you all tonight.