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7/23/26 -- Dan Ball W/ Rep. Beth Van Duyne, Eric Eggers, Maj. Gen. John King, George Papadopoulos, Christopher Alexander. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America. Tonight, yet another case of
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Speaker 1: election fraud and theft in a blue state, New Jersey.
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Speaker 1: The governor there, good old Mickey Cheryl. Yep, she finally
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Speaker 1: confirms that hundreds of non citizens voted and they're still
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Speaker 1: on the state voter rolls, but they're working to get
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Speaker 1: rid of them. But we're told, oh, nothing ever happens
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Speaker 1: with our elections.
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Speaker 2: They're safe. There's never fraud liars.
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Speaker 1: Plus, our good old friend Jack Smith, he's in the
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Speaker 1: hot seat. We have Congressman Jim Jordan now sending over
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Speaker 1: a criminal referral to the DOJ for him lying to Congress,
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Speaker 1: and we've got the details. Also tonight, President Trump deciding
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Speaker 1: whether or not to hit a RAN's terrorist regime harder
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Speaker 1: than ever before. And I say, mister President, give our
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Speaker 1: troops the green light. I'm Dan Ball and Real America
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Speaker 1: starts right now.
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Speaker 3: In June of twenty twenty three, nearly three years before
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Speaker 3: I became governor, a serious software error in New Jersey's
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Speaker 3: motor vehicle system led to the improper voter registration of
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Speaker 3: what we believe to be roughly sixty six hundred people
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Speaker 3: in our state. Initial analysis shows that fewer than four
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Speaker 3: hundred newly registered individuals voted in an election due to
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Speaker 3: this software error.
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Speaker 2: Well, would you look at that garbage? Folks?
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Speaker 1: Oh, you Republicans, you Trumpers, election fraud isn't real. Then
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Speaker 1: we nail them with it, and well, only a couple
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Speaker 1: hundred voted. That couldn't have changed any elections. Democrats have
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Speaker 1: been telling you folks that this never happens. Dead people
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Speaker 1: aren't on roles, illegals can never vote, people from different
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Speaker 1: states voting, None of that ever happens. Right, we're all
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Speaker 1: conspiracy theorists. Then when we show them the physical evidence,
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Speaker 1: like in New Jersey, this governor Mickey, she's a bit
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Speaker 1: of a nut job.
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Speaker 2: Says I, no big deal, didn't sway anything.
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Speaker 1: As our investigation proves only what you say, four hundred
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Speaker 1: out of the sixty six hundred may be voted. They
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Speaker 1: recycle these same fake talking points election cycle after election cycle,
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Speaker 1: and we keep saying.
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Speaker 2: Uker, can we stop.
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Speaker 1: For those of you haven't heard about this story out
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Speaker 1: of Jersey, We're going to walk you through it because
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Speaker 1: it proves all of us election deniers, as CNN likes
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Speaker 1: to call me and you right once again earlier this
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Speaker 1: week the GOV there, Miss Sheryl held that press commence
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Speaker 1: confirming hundreds of non citizens illegally voted because some software
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Speaker 1: at their DMV allowed them to automatically be registered. Oh poof,
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Speaker 1: out of thin air. It just happened on accident. She's
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Speaker 1: blaming a software glitch. Really, sixty six hundred people just
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Speaker 1: a glitch. Of course it was a Democrat before right.
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Speaker 1: As of now, the affected registrations are portly being removed
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Speaker 1: and state officials are investigating further. No one's taken any responsibility,
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Speaker 1: and of course they're claiming it didn't sway any of
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Speaker 1: the elections over the last few years, you know, like
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Speaker 1: maybe a local race changed because of a mayor a
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Speaker 1: city council.
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Speaker 2: Oh no, never mind.
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Speaker 1: The real question is how widespread is the problem, and
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Speaker 1: not just in Jersey, around the entire nation. President Trump
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Speaker 1: said the real number could be a bit higher, like
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Speaker 1: two hundred and seventy eight thousand people. He discussed it
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Speaker 1: in his primetime address about election security last Thursday, but
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Speaker 1: other investigators saying the.
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Speaker 2: Number might be higher than what Trump said.
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Speaker 1: That brings us to DHS Secretary Mark Wayne Mullen. Secretary Mullen,
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Speaker 1: addressing the Nation last Friday, the day after the President spoke,
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Speaker 1: and he shared some very alarming details about this entire situation.
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Speaker 4: Listen up, We've identified two hundred and fifty thousand non
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Speaker 4: citizens redshirt to vote and just four states. Mind you,
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Speaker 4: we have forty six other states and just four states.
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Speaker 4: We've identified two hundred and fifty thousand non citizens registers
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Speaker 4: to vote in California and Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Nevada.
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Speaker 1: Shocker, you don't say, Mark, All but one of those
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Speaker 1: states are run by Democrats minus Nevada.
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Speaker 2: The DHS set.
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Speaker 1: Letters about state election or to the state election officials,
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Speaker 1: and now there's a standoff because, especially in these blue states,
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Speaker 1: they don't want to work with the Trump administration.
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Speaker 2: I wonder why that is.
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Speaker 1: From a week until none of the states are doing
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Speaker 1: large scale purges to get rid of people on the
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Speaker 1: roles that shouldn't be there, like the federal government is
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Speaker 1: telling them too.
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Speaker 2: And that's not the only issue, folks. With our elections.
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Speaker 1: The clock to pass the Save America Act before Congress
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Speaker 1: goes on another recess is ticking. Let's go before more
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Speaker 1: people vote illegally in November. Then we have another glaring
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Speaker 1: issue with election security, This one involving our military members.
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Speaker 1: Secretary Mullen laid it all out in that same address
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Speaker 1: on what's happening with them. Take a listen to this one.
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Speaker 4: We know that Iran hacked our state voter files and
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Speaker 4: attempted to compromise is the best word I can use.
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Speaker 4: Our systems where military members used to vote. So we're
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Speaker 4: working with Secretary hat Hegseth and the DOW to safeguard
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Speaker 4: those systems and protect our military voters.
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Speaker 2: Joining me nout a sound off about all this.
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Speaker 1: He's the vice president of research over at the Government
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Speaker 1: Accountability Institute and the co host of the Drill Down
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Speaker 1: podcast with Peter Schweizer, and the author of a great book.
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Speaker 1: You should probably read it, How the Less Plans to Steal.
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Speaker 2: The next election. Yikes, it's called fraud, Go grab it.
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Speaker 2: Eric Eggers back on the program. Eric, nice to see you.
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Speaker 1: If folks don't know, my viewers know because we've had
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Speaker 1: your coworker, Seamus Brunner on a lot. This says Seamus, Peter, Eric,
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Speaker 1: these guys all work together. They are out there kicking
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Speaker 1: but trying to hold our government accountable.
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Speaker 2: Eric, welcome back to the program.
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Speaker 5: How you doing, brother, Dan, It's great to be with you,
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Speaker 5: and it's a very exciting time.
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Speaker 6: You know.
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Speaker 5: I wrote that book, How the Left Plans to Steal
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Speaker 5: the Next Election, actually came out in twenty eighteen, and
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Speaker 5: in that we detailed a number of vulnerabilities and weaknesses
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Speaker 5: in America's election systems. Of course, we were told for
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Speaker 5: the last eight years that no, it was impossible for
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Speaker 5: anybody to cheat, it was impossible for illegal.
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Speaker 6: Immigrants to vote.
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Speaker 5: Right, and now, thanks to the pressure from Homeland Security,
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Speaker 5: even bluestate governors like New Jersey are having a met Okay,
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Speaker 5: actually we have at least thousands of non citizens registered vote.
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Speaker 5: But of course, but of course they're not actually telling
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Speaker 5: you the whole story.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and they're acting like it's only what sixty five
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Speaker 1: hundred or something.
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Speaker 2: In this incident.
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Speaker 1: Where it was what a software glitch or something, they
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Speaker 1: had an excuse for how they got on the roles.
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Speaker 2: How do you get on the rolls? I see I
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Speaker 2: five or six.
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Speaker 1: People get on the rolls accidentally, thousands of people getting
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Speaker 1: on the rolls?
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Speaker 2: How does that happen? Eric?
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Speaker 6: So Dan check this out.
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Speaker 5: So they first off, the software company has pushed back
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Speaker 5: on the new Jersey governor blaming them for the glitch.
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Speaker 5: And also I thought it was very clever the way
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Speaker 5: the New Jersey governors tried to say, in this limited instance,
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Speaker 5: before I was governor, this from this window software glitch happened.
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Speaker 5: So the software said, by the way, it's not our fault.
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Speaker 6: Human beings had.
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Speaker 5: To still put these people on the voter rolls. So
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Speaker 5: they pushed back and said, New Jerseys to blame, but
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Speaker 5: that software company. I'm not absolving them, but that software
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Speaker 5: company happens to be used. Dan get this, Half of
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Speaker 5: the states in this country used that software company for
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Speaker 5: this purpose. And so they're admitting to sixty six hundred.
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Speaker 5: I think that that's just the people who may have
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Speaker 5: taken advantage of this glitch. Homelandsecurity said, we think there's
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Speaker 5: actually thirty five thousand citizens on the voter rolls in
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Speaker 5: New Jersey, in Just Jersey, in just Jersey.
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Speaker 2: Right, because the President said he's gotten brief. What was
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Speaker 2: the number? Two hundred and.
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Speaker 1: Seventy eight thousand across several states was the number he
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Speaker 1: was putting.
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Speaker 5: Out, Yeah, including one hundred and ninety thousand in California.
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Speaker 5: And again that's just the non citizens that they're able
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Speaker 5: to identify and these Blue states, this is the worst
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Speaker 5: part the Blue states. Rather than saying, hey, Homeland Security,
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Speaker 5: thank you for the assistance. They love to partner with
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Speaker 5: you and make sure only citizens are actually on our
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Speaker 5: voter rolls, they're doing the opposite.
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Speaker 6: Dan.
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Speaker 5: They're suing the federal government to try to keep them
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Speaker 5: from getting access to the unredacted voter roles. With the scandal,
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Speaker 5: so it's actually a miracle. The New Jersey admitted to
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Speaker 5: it because they've been a hostile posture thus far.
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Speaker 2: So they get discovered.
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Speaker 1: And instead of saying, now, I want you to think
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Speaker 1: about this, folks, since the twenty twenty election, and I'll
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Speaker 1: forget the guy's name. You probably remember him, Crab Crab
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Speaker 1: something with the sandy hair that came out and went
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Speaker 1: this was the most secure election in American history. Remember
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Speaker 1: that crap folks, Sure we get the oh that clown
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Speaker 1: you remember him because Zach that was his name. Okay
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Speaker 1: you Me and millions of MAGA folks said, see, they're
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Speaker 1: stealing elections. They told us there is no way that
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Speaker 1: one illegal ever votes in our election. They told us
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Speaker 1: you can't mess with software machines. They told us that
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Speaker 1: these elections are secure. Now when we get them with
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Speaker 1: sixty five hundred, one hundred and ninety two hundred and eighty,
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Speaker 1: what it would be. It's well, that couldn't affect the outcome.
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Speaker 1: That's what we hear all the time. When we uncover
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Speaker 1: it and nail them, they say, but it wasn't enough
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Speaker 1: to affect the election anyway.
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Speaker 5: Eric, So the new Jersey governor was very clever. She
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Speaker 5: said sixty six hundred non citizens were added as a
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Speaker 5: result of this software glitch. Which she didn't address is
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Speaker 5: the number of non citizens who would have been added
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Speaker 5: to the rules simply because when they're asked the question
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Speaker 5: when they registered or when they get a driver's license,
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Speaker 5: are you a citizen?
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Speaker 6: They checked the wrong box.
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Speaker 5: I mean, imagine a world where illegal immigrants don't understand
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Speaker 5: the language that they're being given at the DMV, and
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Speaker 5: that results because the DMV officials all that stands between
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Speaker 5: a non citizen and the voter. So it's been the
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Speaker 5: biggest vulnerability in our elections. The Supreme Court decided statistics
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Speaker 5: saying one in eight voter registrations in this country are wrong.
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Speaker 5: So I thank Mark, Wayne Mullen, DHS and Donald Trump
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Speaker 5: for leading an important conversation. Of course, they're trying to
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Speaker 5: get the save Acpact. They're trying to create some context
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Speaker 5: and give Americans the fact around why this is such
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Speaker 5: an important issue.
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Speaker 6: But this is just the tip of the iceberg.
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Speaker 5: I think when you see a blue state governor admit
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Speaker 5: to having thousands of illegal immigrants on their roles, you
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Speaker 5: know more facts are coming.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I want to hit some headlines. You mentioned that
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Speaker 1: Mark wayn Mullen said, Hey, work with DHS. Well, he's
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Speaker 1: out there threatening, just like the President. Throw the headline
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Speaker 1: up to withhold some federal aid to these damn blue
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Speaker 1: states who will not comply with DHS Election Direcatives directives.
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Speaker 2: Thank you, mister secretary. Nail them. Pull the money.
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Speaker 1: That's how you get folks attention, right, especially politicians. Eric,
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Speaker 1: pull their money. A few more headlines. Let's go to
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Speaker 1: other states. North Carolina State Board identifying thirty four thousand
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Speaker 1: deceased individuals that are still on the voter rolls down
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Speaker 1: in North Carolina. There's another state we talked about DHS
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Speaker 1: identifying deceased voters in Idaho, at least four thousand there.
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Speaker 1: And then Eric threw it out earlier, but I want
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Speaker 1: you to visualize it. One hundred and ninety thousand non
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Speaker 1: citizens are on the voter rolls out here where I
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Speaker 1: unfortunately live in Kamifornia. Those are just a few headlines
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Speaker 1: from the last two weeks folks about election fraud. But
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Speaker 1: if you listen to the mainstream media and Democrats, it
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Speaker 1: doesn't happen.
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Speaker 2: Eric final word to you, well.
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Speaker 5: I'll just say this, So North Carolina thirty four thousand
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Speaker 5: dead voters is just another example.
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Speaker 6: I think it's a small number of the larger problem.
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Speaker 5: And these activist groups who clearly are motivated to do
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Speaker 5: whatever they can to take advantage of loopholes to get
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Speaker 5: Republicans voted out.
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Speaker 6: You know, it's vote blue no matter who.
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Speaker 5: There's a study that I saw in my book New
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Speaker 5: York City said undercover detectives to take advantage of sixty
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Speaker 5: renown people on voter rolls who were dead or in
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Speaker 5: prison or whatever. Sixty one of the sixty three times
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Speaker 5: they tried to cast a ballot on people they shouldn't
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Speaker 5: be voting, they were successful. So these leftist groups target
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Speaker 5: these vulnerabilities, they target the bloat in the voter rolls,
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Speaker 5: and when you're mailing everybody at ballot and you've got
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Speaker 5: ballot harvesters, you got these socialist groups going on collecting them.
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Speaker 5: That's how election fraud happens. It's a real thing. I
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Speaker 5: think the American people are waking up to it.
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Speaker 2: Vote blue no matter who. I like that.
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Speaker 1: I'm stealing that from you, Eric, I haven't used that
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Speaker 1: one before, but that is true. I mean, look what
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Speaker 1: happened with plant for and Maine. They finally booted in,
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Speaker 1: but they were fine with a scumbag on their side. So, Eric, Eggers,
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Speaker 1: everything that you, Peter and Seamus are doing over there
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Speaker 1: at the Government Countability Institute, keep it up.
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Speaker 2: Appreciate your brother.
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Speaker 6: Vote vote balloon no matter who. That, my friend, is
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Speaker 6: a gift to you.
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Speaker 2: Have a great day, thanks, Eric. All right, coming up
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Speaker 2: after the break. Just this week, the House.
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Speaker 1: Finally passed they stop insider trading at can you believe it?
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Speaker 2: And it was even bipartisan.
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Speaker 1: They got some Democrats crazy, right, So now the big
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Speaker 1: question will the GOP held Senate approve it? So they're
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Speaker 1: not doing anymore Nancy Pelosi stock deals behind the scenes, right.
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Speaker 1: Plus finally we're seeing some heads roll from the Biden
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Speaker 1: regime era.
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Speaker 2: This as we just learned that.
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Speaker 1: Special Council that clown Jack Smith has now officially been
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Speaker 1: sent over as a criminal referral to the DOJ by
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Speaker 1: the House J Shary. So Todd Blanche, can we get
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Speaker 7: Despite nearly every Democrat voting against everything I just read, you,
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Speaker 7: House Republicans delivered Now many of you like to say
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Speaker 7: that major legislating can't happen in an election year, we
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Speaker 7: just proved you wrong. This week. We continue to deliver
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Speaker 7: for the people, and we're going to continue that streak
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Speaker 7: all the way through the end of this year and
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Speaker 7: into the next Congress.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, mister Speaker, and thanks to House Republicans and
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Speaker 1: their leadership.
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Speaker 2: In the House. At least they got to work this week.
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Speaker 1: And again, don't forget, they're only there for like four days,
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Speaker 1: three days, not like you and me, right, five days,
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Speaker 1: six days a week. They advanced a lot of critical bills,
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Speaker 1: and I think Democrats only helped them with one.
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Speaker 2: We'll get to that in just a minute with our
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Speaker 2: next guest.
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Speaker 1: On Wednesday, the House passed the Stop Inside Trading Act
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Speaker 1: the vote two thirty two to one ninety eight. This
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Speaker 1: bill aims to stop members and their spouse's dependents you
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Speaker 1: name it, from buying stocks in public companies.
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Speaker 2: Why because they know insider information. It wouldn't require a lot.
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Speaker 1: Of micers to sell their stocks they already own, but
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Speaker 1: it would compel them to publicly disclose what they own. Okay,
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Speaker 1: I think that's good, and maybe not buy a bunch
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Speaker 1: while you're in especially when you're in some subcommittee meeting
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Speaker 1: and you realize, oh, we'll get information about this company
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Speaker 1: that's going to merge and the stock's going to go
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Speaker 1: way up. Let me go buy a half a million
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Speaker 1: bucks worth.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's not cool. We don't get that information, now,
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Speaker 2: do we.
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Speaker 1: And that's about the only one Democrats helped with speaking
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Speaker 1: a winning House. Republicans also advanced a defense bill one
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Speaker 1: point two or one point one rather trillion dollars. It
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Speaker 1: contains a major portion of President Trump's national defense budget proposal,
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Speaker 1: value it at one point five trillion.
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Speaker 2: It includes several.
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Speaker 1: Pay raises for our active duty service members, and I
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Speaker 1: say amen to that one. I don't want the deficit
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Speaker 1: going up. But guess what, there's plenty of places we
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Speaker 1: found fraud. You can cut billions for wasteful government programs
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Speaker 1: where people are sucking off our government and pay our troops.
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Speaker 1: And then another one funding the Golden Dome like Israel has.
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Speaker 1: The President wants to build one over America. You know
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Speaker 1: a lot of our enemies are getting super hypersonic rockets
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Speaker 1: and missiles that can go a lot further these days.
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Speaker 1: He wants to replenish weapons. Why we gave Ukraine a
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Speaker 1: lot during the Joe Biden regime. Let's be real he
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Speaker 1: wants to overhaul military barracks and family housing on our
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Speaker 1: bases around the globe. Again, as a vent, totally agree
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Speaker 1: with that one. Then there's the budget resolution. This week,
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Speaker 1: House Republicans passed an initial draft framework of the ninety
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Speaker 1: five billion dollar budget resolution, setting the stage four Senate
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Speaker 1: approval before both chambers can.
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Speaker 2: Vote on a final version.
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Speaker 1: Now that House Republicans have done their job, you know,
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Speaker 1: it's up to the guy that won't bring the Save
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Speaker 1: America Act up for a vote and get rid of
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Speaker 1: the filibuster the leader of the Senate, John Thune, John,
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Speaker 1: time to do your damn job. Earlier today, Senate majority
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Speaker 1: leader claimed he doesn't have the votes to advance that
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Speaker 1: resolution that would pave the way for a reconciliation bill.
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Speaker 1: Remember we've been trying to attach the Save America Act
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Speaker 1: to the reconciliation bill, so we don't need the super majority,
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Speaker 1: just a simple majority. Anyway, Thune says his top priority
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Speaker 1: is funding the government, But then he told reporters that
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Speaker 1: he hold a House passed resolution as a backup option
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Speaker 1: in case.
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Speaker 2: All the negotiations in the Senate fail.
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Speaker 1: So, given this guy's attitude, which I think is weak, yeah,
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Speaker 1: it probably will fail.
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Speaker 2: You're the leader, dude, act like it.
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Speaker 1: President Trump knows fun is the only one holding up
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Speaker 1: the funding bill, and he called him out yesterday while
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Speaker 1: he was down in Georgia.
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Speaker 2: Listen up, they should terminate the filibuster.
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Speaker 8: Everybody called John Thune at the Senate he's the leader
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Speaker 8: of the Republican Party and tell him to get this
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Speaker 8: stuff approved.
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Speaker 1: Goo you, mister President. Let's see what our next guest
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Speaker 1: thinks about that. Joining us to discuss all those bills
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Speaker 1: and reconciliation and where they stand now.
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Speaker 2: Texas congress Woman Beth and Dine back on the program.
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Speaker 1: Beth, nice to see you. Three big things to get to.
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Speaker 1: Where would you like to?
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Speaker 2: Let me start with the bipartisan Let me pick.
18:30
Speaker 1: I know it's always ladies's choice, but I'm amazed you
18:32
Speaker 1: all got some Democrats to come across the aisle and degree.
18:35
Speaker 1: When I saw that, what two would I say, two
18:37
Speaker 1: thirty two or something?
18:39
Speaker 2: I went, WHOA? You actually got liberals to agree that
18:43
Speaker 2: members of Congress shouldn't do insider trading. Wow.
18:51
Speaker 9: Oh, look, I gotta ask.
18:52
Speaker 10: There's already a law of kids insider trading, and we're
18:54
Speaker 10: already required to post and to make public all of
18:58
Speaker 10: our stocks, our stock trades, on our personal financial reports.
19:03
Speaker 10: All that's already done. This is just basically adding an
19:05
Speaker 10: exclamation point. It maybe a solution looking for a problem,
19:09
Speaker 10: but it's kind of a no brainer, right, if you've
19:12
Speaker 10: got if you've got information that you know, you just
19:15
Speaker 10: this is. This is uh, making sure that we're doing
19:19
Speaker 10: the right thing. It's giving another another a step to it.
19:22
Speaker 10: But quite honestly, I was hoping a whole lot more Democrats,
19:25
Speaker 10: considering they're the ones who have been pointing the finger
19:28
Speaker 10: at Republicans.
19:29
Speaker 9: I was really hoping they'd get a lot more engaged
19:31
Speaker 9: in this. But you're right, we did. We did get
19:34
Speaker 9: more than we did on any other bill this week.
19:36
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think you got not even know what our
19:38
Speaker 1: numbers are anymore, but you got about eighteen maybe about
19:41
Speaker 1: eighteen came over to eighteen. All right, all right, so
19:43
Speaker 1: let's go with well, I mean of the Dems. Yeah,
19:47
Speaker 1: let's talk about Save America Act. The President literally walling Georgia,
19:52
Speaker 1: touting his successes over the last year and a half,
19:54
Speaker 1: called him out big time and said, let's go and
19:57
Speaker 1: now it's twofold. It's not just getting this reconcis bill
20:01
Speaker 1: that you guys already approved with parts of the Save
20:04
Speaker 1: America as well, bringing that up for a vote. But
20:05
Speaker 1: it's also the stop gap because I know the military
20:07
Speaker 1: needs more cash. Heg Seth was on Capitol.
20:10
Speaker 2: Hill this week. We already covered it on this program.
20:12
Speaker 2: What's going to happen there?
20:13
Speaker 1: Why is Thune so reluctant to bring these for a vote?
20:17
Speaker 1: I get he doesn't think he has the votes. Fine,
20:19
Speaker 1: the President's already calling on him, though, to bring it
20:22
Speaker 1: to a vote so we can see.
20:24
Speaker 2: Who says yes, who says no.
20:27
Speaker 10: So old school, you don't put something on the floor
20:29
Speaker 10: that will be voted in because you don't want to
20:30
Speaker 10: make your party appear weak. You don't want to put
20:33
Speaker 10: your members who are vulnerable districts in a bad place.
20:37
Speaker 9: But at this point in time, too bad.
20:39
Speaker 2: Thanks.
20:39
Speaker 10: I really appreciate the fact that you said at the
20:42
Speaker 10: House did its job. I love reading punch Bowl to
20:44
Speaker 10: beginning of the week saying all these things that the
20:47
Speaker 10: Republicans aren't going to be able to do, how Speaker
20:49
Speaker 10: Johnson is.
20:50
Speaker 9: Failing, and then at the end of the week being able.
20:52
Speaker 10: To go told you so we got it done right, Now,
20:55
Speaker 10: a lot of these are tough votes. We are having
20:57
Speaker 10: to negotiate. You know, they are working deep into the
21:00
Speaker 10: night to say, Okay, I'm willing to do this. We're
21:02
Speaker 10: gonna change this, We're gonna tweak this. Here, we're gonna
21:04
Speaker 10: add this amendment. There's no way I'm going to pass
21:06
Speaker 10: that amendment. This Senate should do the same thing. These
21:10
Speaker 10: are these I do want to be very clear though,
21:13
Speaker 10: because I know I've gotten stopped a couple of times
21:15
Speaker 10: in between my office and the floor by immedia who
21:18
Speaker 10: do not understand what we just voted on with that
21:20
Speaker 10: stop gap for our defense budget.
21:22
Speaker 9: We are behind on defence technology.
21:25
Speaker 10: We are behind where we should be because for four years,
21:28
Speaker 10: the Biden administration went dark, went to sleep, and did
21:31
Speaker 10: not do anything right to make sure that America was
21:34
Speaker 10: progressing with the rest of the world on its defense technology.
21:38
Speaker 9: We're having to make that up.
21:40
Speaker 10: So I know some people have been saying, oh, this
21:42
Speaker 10: is this is the dollars that you're spending are going
21:44
Speaker 10: toward Iran. Now this is far less about Iran and
21:48
Speaker 10: far more about the threats of.
21:49
Speaker 9: Places like China and not getting behind.
21:52
Speaker 10: We need to leave, you know, we need peace through strength,
21:55
Speaker 10: and that's what we have to show.
21:58
Speaker 9: And I think I was involved in.
21:59
Speaker 10: A security briefing yesterday that you know, quite honestly opened
22:03
Speaker 10: my eyes up to why this funding was very necessary.
22:06
Speaker 9: But the House has done its job.
22:08
Speaker 10: We have passed over a stopgap reconciliation plan, which we
22:12
Speaker 10: talked about last week. This should not be a reconciliation plan.
22:15
Speaker 10: This should be an appropriations bill that the Setate should
22:18
Speaker 10: be able to pass. But we're having to do it
22:20
Speaker 10: through a reconciliation because the Senate.
22:22
Speaker 9: Just cannot seem to get its act together.
22:24
Speaker 10: And fon, bring forward your Save America Act to your members,
22:30
Speaker 10: force them to vote no.
22:31
Speaker 9: Force them to You got eighty percent of your constituents
22:35
Speaker 9: who are supportive.
22:36
Speaker 1: Of even Democrats and independents and libertarians wanted and you
22:40
Speaker 1: guys have passed what four different versions now and they
22:43
Speaker 1: can't even bring one up. Sorry, Beth, I get so
22:46
Speaker 1: pissed off. I don't understand anyway.
22:49
Speaker 9: Well, and I'm here, and I'm here to go until
22:51
Speaker 9: all hours of the.
22:52
Speaker 10: Night, working with us speaking, work, working with different members
22:55
Speaker 10: of my of my delegation to get these things passed.
22:59
Speaker 10: It kills us when we do our job and it
23:02
Speaker 10: goes over to the Senate to die.
23:03
Speaker 1: When's the vacation, by the way, aren't the set Isn't
23:05
Speaker 1: the Senate going on like a month vacation soon?
23:08
Speaker 9: Well, all of us are going home in August, you know.
23:10
Speaker 10: The point is that you leave the swamp in August
23:13
Speaker 10: to get into our districts, to have roundtables, to meet
23:15
Speaker 10: with our constituents. And one of the big things that
23:17
Speaker 10: I'm doing, as you know, is our job fair. It's
23:19
Speaker 10: the largest job fare of the nation.
23:22
Speaker 9: Currently.
23:22
Speaker 10: We've got six hundred and twenty employers that we're going
23:25
Speaker 10: to be hiring sixty six thousand jobs. So we had
23:29
Speaker 10: last year made thirty five thousand people. Come, this is
23:31
Speaker 10: what I do, what I put in my district. I
23:33
Speaker 10: couldn't tell you what our senators do.
23:35
Speaker 1: This is down in Texas where at by the way,
23:37
Speaker 1: just throw that atmosphere, don This.
23:38
Speaker 10: Is going to be a global life field August sixth
23:41
Speaker 10: from eleven to three and.
23:42
Speaker 9: Anybody who was in the area.
23:44
Speaker 10: Jobs go to my ntxjobs dot com.
23:48
Speaker 9: But it is a phenomenal event.
23:51
Speaker 10: We are doing what we can since we can't get
23:53
Speaker 10: seem to get stuff done in in DC. When I
23:56
Speaker 10: go home to my district. I talk to my people,
23:59
Speaker 10: this is a no brain and this is.
24:00
Speaker 9: By the way, the fifth year that we've been doing this.
24:02
Speaker 1: Are these the sixty six thousand are these nationwide?
24:05
Speaker 2: Jobs? Are just in Texas pretty much.
24:08
Speaker 9: We're focusing on our district.
24:09
Speaker 10: These are going to be pretty much jobs that are
24:11
Speaker 10: available in Texas. But you know, the wild thing is
24:14
Speaker 10: is that in past years about thirty percent of the
24:18
Speaker 10: jobs have been one hundred thousand dollars and above jobs.
24:20
Speaker 10: So these are not just starter this is from starter
24:22
Speaker 10: level all the way to C suite.
24:24
Speaker 1: Well, that also shows that Trump's getting the economy going.
24:28
Speaker 1: We're creating that kind of job within one state. Press
24:30
Speaker 1: Texas is a little different beast than a lot of
24:32
Speaker 1: the other states too, especially the blue ones. So most
24:34
Speaker 1: of the Blue ones people are leaving and there's no
24:36
Speaker 1: job creations because all the owners are leaving. Like Elon
24:39
Speaker 1: left where I live, California, Beth, and.
24:41
Speaker 2: I, where can you go? You went to Texas?
24:44
Speaker 1: I know, trust me, I've told the Boston's here, let's
24:48
Speaker 1: just pick up the whole thing. Let's just move away
24:50
Speaker 1: into Texas or Florida somewhere.
24:52
Speaker 2: I know.
24:52
Speaker 9: Well, personally, show you places to live in Texas.
24:54
Speaker 2: I know you what I know you would.
24:56
Speaker 1: Thank you, Beth, and thanks for fighting for us at
24:58
Speaker 1: least in the House. We'll see what happens in the Senate.
25:01
Speaker 10: I appreciate your exposing it, so take care and have
25:03
Speaker 10: a great weekend you too.
25:04
Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America, we're finally seeing some action
25:06
Speaker 1: against the corrupt actors that worked for the Biden regime.
25:10
Speaker 1: This is just this week, Ohio Congress Jim Jordan, the
25:13
Speaker 1: head of Jiciary, has sent a criminal referral to the
25:15
Speaker 1: DOJ for this scum bag, remember him.
25:18
Speaker 2: Special Counsel Jack Smith, our.
25:21
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26:05
Speaker 10: The toll records that you requested from the senators?
26:09
Speaker 9: Did they include the content of the phone calls?
26:12
Speaker 8: Now?
26:13
Speaker 11: Did the records that you requested the toll records from
26:15
Speaker 11: the members of Congress include the content of text messages?
26:19
Speaker 1: No, liar, There is old partisan hack Jack Smith. You
26:24
Speaker 1: know I'm a big fan. He's now the subject of
26:26
Speaker 1: a brand new criminal referral over to the DOJ. Thank you,
26:32
Speaker 1: brought to you by Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan.
26:35
Speaker 2: Thank you, Jim.
26:36
Speaker 1: On Wednesday, Jordan, who chairs the Juiciary, referred former former
26:42
Speaker 1: former special counsel. We got to point that out Jack
26:44
Speaker 1: Smith to the DOJ, accusing him of knowingly misleading Congress
26:49
Speaker 1: during his sworn testimony back in December.
26:52
Speaker 2: At twenty twenty five.
26:53
Speaker 1: Citing newly obtained DOJ documents, Jordan claims that Smith lied
26:57
Speaker 1: when he testified that subpoenis for long toll records didn't
27:01
Speaker 1: include the content of their phone calls or text messages.
27:06
Speaker 1: We now know that his team acquired the information through
27:10
Speaker 1: a separate subpoena pertaining to Smith's bogus investigation into President
27:15
Speaker 1: Trump and other Republicans following the twenty twenty election. This
27:20
Speaker 1: was all a takedown, folks, that's all Joe Biden the
27:22
Speaker 1: Dems wanted this clown to do. Now, Smith, who never
27:26
Speaker 1: said a word about the subpoena deposition, could face major fines,
27:31
Speaker 1: maybe even I'm setting here crossing my fingers and toes,
27:34
Speaker 1: maybe some prison time. That's according to US Code one
27:38
Speaker 1: zero zero one, something that lawmakers say Smith knew about
27:43
Speaker 1: and violated.
27:44
Speaker 2: Joining me now.
27:45
Speaker 1: Sound off about this criminal referral, which, by the way,
27:49
Speaker 1: I'm loving it couldn't have happened to a nicer corrupt guy
27:52
Speaker 1: in my opinion. Our good friend fromer foreign policy advisor
27:55
Speaker 1: to President Trump, George.
27:57
Speaker 2: Papadopoulos, back on the program.
27:59
Speaker 1: George Nice, I'll just give you the mic. We've been
28:02
Speaker 1: waiting on somebody to get a referral over to the
28:06
Speaker 1: DOJ so we can maybe see some butts in jail
28:09
Speaker 1: for what they did to President Trump. Maga, folks, you know,
28:13
Speaker 1: GOP leaders. There was so much corruption for those four
28:16
Speaker 1: years during Joe and I can go all the way
28:18
Speaker 1: back to Trump's first four years when there was corruption
28:21
Speaker 1: from the Russia collusion hoax to the bogus impeachments to
28:24
Speaker 1: the BS during the twenty twenty election. So your first
28:27
Speaker 1: reaction when you heard that Jim Jordan sent this criminal
28:30
Speaker 1: referral over to Todd Blanche.
28:31
Speaker 2: At the DOJ.
28:33
Speaker 12: Yeah, thanks a lot for having me, Dan. I think
28:36
Speaker 12: we can't forget President Trump's primetime address on election security
28:42
Speaker 12: and the question surrounding the twenty twenty election just about
28:45
Speaker 12: a week ago. What the President laid out a week
28:48
Speaker 12: ago on primetime was basically, the vulnerabilities in our election
28:54
Speaker 12: system have been egregiously exploited by both foreign governments and
29:00
Speaker 12: domestic enemies of the Republican Party and MAGA like the
29:05
Speaker 12: Democrats and people like Director of the FBI Christopher Ray
29:09
Speaker 12: and the Biden administration, and basically these groups colluded to
29:16
Speaker 12: suppress information regarding irregularities and interference by countries like China,
29:22
Speaker 12: and how that impacted the twenty twenty election. So, just
29:26
Speaker 12: a few days after that, given the momentous impact that
29:31
Speaker 12: that speech had on explaining how sophisticated these actors have
29:38
Speaker 12: become in trying to overthrow our elections, this referral to
29:42
Speaker 12: the Department of Justice by Jim Jordan was an incredibly
29:45
Speaker 12: important first move. Now, There has to be a lot
29:49
Speaker 12: more that comes from this, because this is all about
29:52
Speaker 12: now educating the American people about why it's important to
29:56
Speaker 12: pay to pass the Save America Act, why our election
29:59
Speaker 12: systems have to have guardrails to preserve them not only
30:02
Speaker 12: for the twenty twenty sixth election, but twenty twenty eight,
30:04
Speaker 12: and why people like Jack Smith, who are there to
30:07
Speaker 12: cover up all of what President Trump explained during his
30:10
Speaker 12: Prime Trime address.
30:11
Speaker 2: Have to be held accountable. And that's why what Jim
30:14
Speaker 2: Jordan did was so important.
30:15
Speaker 1: Now the referral is for his testimony to Congress and
30:19
Speaker 1: to the committee. Right, he lied under oath according to
30:22
Speaker 1: what Jim says, and I agree with him.
30:24
Speaker 2: However, there's other stuff. This clown, did you know the rules?
30:28
Speaker 1: So I have a question for you, but I want
30:29
Speaker 1: to throw this headline up because this one has been huge. Right,
30:32
Speaker 1: Jack and his other prosecutors, this is alleged they mishandled
30:38
Speaker 1: classified documents when they were trying to charge President Trump
30:42
Speaker 1: for taking classified documents. Oh, by the way, he's the president.
30:45
Speaker 1: He can be classified. You can't, Jack as Smith. And
30:48
Speaker 1: then of course they rated.
30:49
Speaker 2: Mar A Lago.
30:50
Speaker 1: So my question to you, George is even though they're
30:52
Speaker 1: going to be looking at the testimony as the possible
30:55
Speaker 1: crime to either find him or jail him. Ken, Todd,
30:59
Speaker 1: Blanche and our DJ then look into other potential crimes
31:02
Speaker 1: and tack those on to the case against him so
31:05
Speaker 1: he gets some real prison time.
31:08
Speaker 12: Absolutely, and that's what superseding indictments are all about. And
31:12
Speaker 12: given the the the misconduct by the Jacksmith office and
31:19
Speaker 12: the illegal subpoenas that and the basic wire taps of
31:24
Speaker 12: members of Congress, the raid of mar A Lago in
31:28
Speaker 12: order to try to plant evidence and to plant dirt
31:31
Speaker 12: to then try to indict and imprison President Trump. When
31:36
Speaker 12: Jack Smith and his team did exactly what they were
31:39
Speaker 12: alleging the President did, even though the President had all
31:41
Speaker 12: the authority to hold onto classified information, just really showcases
31:46
Speaker 12: the double standards that go into these witch hunts and
31:49
Speaker 12: these politicized special counsels. And Jack Smith isn't the first one.
31:54
Speaker 12: Bob Muller was the first special counsel that was politicized
31:57
Speaker 12: and attempted to do exactly what Jacksmith did regarding twenty twenty.
32:01
Speaker 12: Bob Muller tried to do it about twenty sixteen. Fortunately,
32:04
Speaker 12: President Trump and his legal team fought back. This is
32:06
Speaker 12: all being exploited and exposed, and that's why declassification of
32:12
Speaker 12: both the twenty sixteen and twenty twenty election is so important.
32:15
Speaker 1: Yeah, and President Trump sounded off right after Jim Jordan
32:17
Speaker 1: did this. There's a couple question marks there because you know,
32:21
Speaker 1: nobody's in orange suit in prison.
32:23
Speaker 2: Yet like they should be. But at least he put
32:25
Speaker 2: justice at last.
32:28
Speaker 1: House panel accuses Jacksmith, the Lion of Congress urges DOJ
32:31
Speaker 1: to prosecute, and then he's got our friends. Just the
32:34
Speaker 1: news article there that goes with this headline. I hope
32:37
Speaker 1: to God, I hope for election integrity. I hope for
32:41
Speaker 1: all the bickering and fighting back and forth between Americans
32:45
Speaker 1: that have been on different sides of the aisle trying
32:47
Speaker 1: to piss him on, saying you election deniers are full
32:49
Speaker 1: of it. I hope that finally we start holding some
32:52
Speaker 1: folks accountable, show the American people to proof so they
32:55
Speaker 1: realize that, yes, our elections can be compromised. And the
32:58
Speaker 1: dang Democrats have been doing it for a year. And
33:00
Speaker 1: here's a prime example. They put in a special council
33:03
Speaker 1: to screw over President Trump and maga and people need
33:06
Speaker 1: to pay George, few seconds left, you get the final word,
33:10
Speaker 1: my friend, Dan.
33:12
Speaker 12: If we don't have fair and free elections, we don't
33:14
Speaker 12: have a country anymore. Our country will no longer function
33:17
Speaker 12: as a republic, The Constitution will be a meaningless piece
33:20
Speaker 12: of paper, and we won't have a socially cohesive country
33:24
Speaker 12: and unit. That's why what President Trump is doing is
33:28
Speaker 12: so important, and why what Jim Jordan did here is
33:30
Speaker 12: such an important first time. But we need to do
33:32
Speaker 12: a lot more to correct all of these wrongs.
33:35
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, there's a lot more heads that need to
33:37
Speaker 1: roll besides Jack Smith.
33:39
Speaker 2: We'll see what happens. They got what two and a
33:41
Speaker 2: half years left.
33:42
Speaker 1: Let's get on it, George Poppatopolis is always thank you, brother.
33:45
Speaker 2: Appreciate you. Appreciate it, Dan, Yep, all righty.
33:48
Speaker 1: Coming up after the break, President Trump sent the b
33:50
Speaker 1: one bomber back into action, this time over a ram as.
33:54
Speaker 1: He then tells the fake news guess what, kids, we
33:58
Speaker 1: might be stepping things up ten fold since iranable come
34:01
Speaker 1: to the bargaining table and I got to say, I hope,
34:04
Speaker 1: so it's time to blast them to smithereens and put
34:07
Speaker 1: this conflict to bed more on all that when we
34:09
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34:56
Speaker 13: The presence policy is ahead for an eye. I mean, honestly,
35:00
Speaker 13: that's what it's gonna be. I mean, they will pay
35:01
Speaker 13: a very heavy price for the things they're doing. They're
35:03
Speaker 13: already paying a very heavy price. You guys don't know
35:05
Speaker 13: it because.
35:05
Speaker 2: You don't cover it.
35:06
Speaker 13: You're not in Iran, you're not in the street. They
35:07
Speaker 13: don't have a free media. But they're gonna continue to
35:10
Speaker 13: pay a very heavy price. They are suffering tremendously and
35:12
Speaker 13: they're gonna suffer more until they come to their senses.
35:14
Speaker 2: They're not there yet. Unfortunately. I love it.
35:17
Speaker 1: Leave it to our great Secretary of State Marco Rubio
35:20
Speaker 1: to set the record straight with the fake news about Iran.
35:24
Speaker 1: We're gonna keep hitting them eye for an eye, and
35:26
Speaker 1: I hope they step it up tenfold. Like President Trump
35:30
Speaker 1: talked about in business, if a business person hits you once,
35:33
Speaker 1: you hit them one hundredfold.
35:34
Speaker 2: Well let's do it to Iran, mister President.
35:38
Speaker 1: Ongoing US military operations are taking a major toll on
35:41
Speaker 1: Iran's regime, and the Trump ministration plans to ramp up
35:44
Speaker 1: the pressure this week. The US military enforcing a naval
35:47
Speaker 1: blockade once again. The Trump ministration continues to strike the
35:51
Speaker 1: entire country, now, hitting infrastructure that he was trying to
35:54
Speaker 1: save because we thought that diplomacy was gonna work. Can't
35:58
Speaker 1: negotiate with terrorists. Just because they're a government doesn't mean
36:02
Speaker 1: they're a government. They're terrorists. You kill terrorists.
36:06
Speaker 2: That's all they know.
36:07
Speaker 1: On that note, US military struck Iran for the twelfth
36:10
Speaker 1: consecutive night last night, hitting air defense, maritime capabilities, missile
36:15
Speaker 1: and drone storage sites, some more roads and bridges. The operation,
36:19
Speaker 1: reportedly five hours long, came just one day after US
36:23
Speaker 1: forces once again deploying a B one long range bomber.
36:27
Speaker 1: Haven't seen them since what last summer when we were
36:29
Speaker 1: hitting their nuke facilities. The b one, which can fly
36:32
Speaker 1: faster than the speed of sound even at low altitudes,
36:35
Speaker 1: was launched from one of our air.
36:36
Speaker 2: Bases in the UK. Oh Now the bridge are letting
36:40
Speaker 2: us use the bases. Remember they said we couldn't use
36:42
Speaker 2: the bases for Iran. You weaked lamey Brits.
36:47
Speaker 1: Anyway, if that isn't enough firepower for you, President Trump
36:51
Speaker 1: is warning that he will punish Iran and the hoot
36:55
Speaker 1: The's in Yemen if the Hooties keep attacking Saudi ships
36:59
Speaker 1: in the and see he issued that morning earlier today
37:02
Speaker 1: after two Saudi oil tankers were hit on Wednesday. And
37:08
Speaker 1: that's not all Potus is doing. He's working on a
37:10
Speaker 1: groundbreaking new deal with Saudi Arabia to help bolster their energy.
37:15
Speaker 2: But then that will put more pressure on.
37:17
Speaker 1: The Iranian regime because this is a Arab nation right
37:20
Speaker 1: next door with a lot of power.
37:23
Speaker 2: Now there's a little bit of a historic kitcher.
37:25
Speaker 1: If Saudi officials will join President Trump's Abraham Accords and
37:30
Speaker 1: normalize relations with US and our ally Israel, then American
37:34
Speaker 1: companies will help the Saudis develop atomic energy. The deal
37:39
Speaker 1: would be valid for thirty years, and then it would
37:42
Speaker 1: put a Ran in a corner box him in White
37:46
Speaker 1: House Press Secretary ar today speaking all about it.
37:48
Speaker 2: Watch.
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Speaker 14: This agreement is still being worked out. It will eventually
37:53
Speaker 14: hopefully be finalized with the condition that the President spoke.
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Speaker 9: About this morning.
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Speaker 14: But this agreement, in particular, as it's been discussed thus far,
38:01
Speaker 14: does give priority access for American companies in the Saudi
38:04
Speaker 14: nuclear energy program, which will ultimately benefit American industry workers
38:08
Speaker 14: in supply chains. So the deal that has been discussed
38:10
Speaker 14: thus far and will continue to be discussed, absolutely puts
38:13
Speaker 14: America first, and that's obviously very important to this president.
38:16
Speaker 1: So what I love about this president, You do business deals,
38:19
Speaker 1: You get him invested with US and our allies, and
38:23
Speaker 1: then they want to help protect US and allies, not
38:26
Speaker 1: another regime like Iran. Joining me out to weigh in
38:30
Speaker 1: on all this, we just brought up retired US Army
38:34
Speaker 1: Major general, former FBI and DEA Task Force Agent.
38:37
Speaker 2: General John King back on the program. General.
38:40
Speaker 1: I'll get to the Saudis in a minute, but let's
38:42
Speaker 1: just talk about Iran first and foremost. B One bombers
38:45
Speaker 1: back in the air. I believe we used that last
38:47
Speaker 1: summer right when we were hitting the nuke facilities. Glad
38:49
Speaker 1: to see that big bird back up there as an
38:51
Speaker 1: air force guy. The President said also yesterday he's ready
38:55
Speaker 1: to hit him tenfold.
38:57
Speaker 2: I think that clock's expired.
38:58
Speaker 1: I think it's time to hit him now like yesterday
39:01
Speaker 1: and get this over with.
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Speaker 15: What do you think, General, I think the President has
39:05
Speaker 15: been incredibly patient. He's determined that enough is enough, and
39:11
Speaker 15: he's ready not to take the gloves off, and he
39:13
Speaker 15: is trying to save the infrastructure of that country. But
39:17
Speaker 15: the RGC leaders, who in my opinion, are truly in
39:21
Speaker 15: charge of Iran, have refused to pay attention or to
39:26
Speaker 15: honor any deal. I mean, let's remember, the only folks
39:30
Speaker 15: that have broken any cease fire have been the Iranians, right,
39:33
Speaker 15: and it's time that they're getting held accountable for that decision.
39:36
Speaker 15: It was a deliberate decision for them to continue attacking
39:39
Speaker 15: peaceful merchant vessels. Let's make sure that the people don't
39:43
Speaker 15: understand that they're peaceful merchant vessels. All they're doing is
39:46
Speaker 15: transiting international waterways. In the Iranians have have cowardly attacked
39:51
Speaker 15: these on armed vessels, and so I think the President
39:54
Speaker 15: has said enough is enough and glad and I'm glad
39:57
Speaker 15: he has reached that decision.
39:58
Speaker 2: Yeah. Amen.
39:59
Speaker 1: I asked one of our Navy Seal contributors, I think
40:02
Speaker 1: it was Bradley Gary the other night or Mike SURRELLI
40:03
Speaker 1: a couple nights ago. You know you commanded your seal team,
40:08
Speaker 1: you commanded thousands of troops at once, And asked him
40:10
Speaker 1: if you were talking to Hegseeth or the President, and
40:13
Speaker 1: they said, what do you think we should do next?
40:15
Speaker 2: General King? Should we put boots on the ground or not?
40:19
Speaker 1: Their answer kind of what I agreed upon was no,
40:22
Speaker 1: but maybe some special forces get in there and kill
40:26
Speaker 1: some of this leadership.
40:27
Speaker 2: What do you think.
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Speaker 15: I think we have incredible capability with that resort. I mean,
40:31
Speaker 15: I think the last resort would be to introduce American
40:34
Speaker 15: conventional ground troops into the ground. We have incredible special
40:37
Speaker 15: operations capabilities in this nation unmatched by anybody in the world,
40:42
Speaker 15: right and I think we can have go after key
40:45
Speaker 15: decision makers who are obstacles and reaching peace. And I
40:48
Speaker 15: think there's that absolutely strategic bonfire target. We hear a
40:53
Speaker 15: lot of folks in the left screaming yelle about the
40:55
Speaker 15: war crimes. I'll tell you that the Iranians have written
40:59
Speaker 15: the book on skirting any international norms of warfare, especially
41:04
Speaker 15: attacking infrastructure innocent civilians in the region.
41:08
Speaker 1: Yeah, thank you, General, I don't want to hear any
41:10
Speaker 1: of that crap that Trump's break at international law. Now
41:13
Speaker 1: he's a criminal for hitting No, just like they're complaining
41:16
Speaker 1: because Maduro was in court this week.
41:18
Speaker 2: Well, that was illegal.
41:18
Speaker 1: We never should have went down there, your Democrat president,
41:22
Speaker 1: mister liberals Joe Biden put the bounty on Maduro's head.
41:26
Speaker 1: All Trump did was go cash it and bring him
41:28
Speaker 1: back here for justice. And look what our Delta Force
41:31
Speaker 1: and Special operators did there. General, We went in, we
41:34
Speaker 1: got a couple guys wounded, but no deaths, and we
41:37
Speaker 1: boom plucked him and his wife out, and now they're
41:39
Speaker 1: standing trial. I think we don't put boots on the ground,
41:42
Speaker 1: We just use special operators. Start strategically, like you said,
41:45
Speaker 1: killing some of these guys that don't want to negotiate,
41:47
Speaker 1: and then just keep bombing the hell out of them,
41:49
Speaker 1: and something's going to break because all they know is death.
41:52
Speaker 1: That's all terrorist snow. Am I wrong?
41:54
Speaker 2: You fought him for years.
41:55
Speaker 15: General, the current regime embraces death. They don't value life,
42:01
Speaker 15: and we have to make sure we understand and I'm
42:03
Speaker 15: not speaking, you know, in characterizing the rest of the
42:06
Speaker 15: Iranian people. They don't you know, they don't agree with
42:09
Speaker 15: the current regime. But these folks are desperately trying to
42:12
Speaker 15: hold on to power, and they know that if they
42:14
Speaker 15: don't stand up and they don't survive to continue fighting,
42:18
Speaker 15: the Iranium people will toss them out and the consequences
42:21
Speaker 15: will be severe for them. So they're fighting for their
42:23
Speaker 15: mere survival at this point.
42:24
Speaker 1: All right, let's move over to the big news with
42:26
Speaker 1: Saudi Arabia. You heard that sound bite from the Press
42:28
Speaker 1: Secretary Caroline Levett. I got into discussion with some of
42:31
Speaker 1: my coworkers today and they said, hey, this is a
42:33
Speaker 1: bad thing. We don't want to give, you know, nuke
42:36
Speaker 1: power to the Saudi. I said, first of all, this
42:38
Speaker 1: doesn't mean nuclear weapons at all.
42:40
Speaker 2: This is power. Look, I grew up outside of Toledo, Ohio.
42:44
Speaker 1: The Davis Bessie I think it was called nuclear power plants,
42:47
Speaker 1: been there for decades, no problems, no issues, provides cheap,
42:49
Speaker 1: clean power. So I think Trump is brilliant once again
42:53
Speaker 1: as a businessman because last year he did major investments
42:56
Speaker 1: with the Saudis. They're putting billions into America right and
42:59
Speaker 1: America businesses are reinvesting in the Saudis. So let them
43:03
Speaker 1: have clean power, but make them sign the Abraham Accords.
43:07
Speaker 1: Now all of a sudden, they got to help protect Israel,
43:10
Speaker 1: our interest, our boys and girls, our bases.
43:13
Speaker 2: This is to me, makes a lot of sense. What
43:15
Speaker 2: do you think though, General.
43:17
Speaker 15: Oh, this is a critical and the will thought out,
43:20
Speaker 15: you know, economic agreement. People don't realize that that economic
43:23
Speaker 15: agreements is what makes peace actually have a.
43:27
Speaker 2: Chance in the region.
43:28
Speaker 15: And commerce is always going to outperform military threats. Commerce
43:34
Speaker 15: is absolutely critical, and I think a lot of people
43:36
Speaker 15: miss that point. Rather, the Saudis have the supervision and
43:40
Speaker 15: the guidance and in the inspections of American companies than
43:45
Speaker 15: perhaps have the French or the German or Russians. With
43:48
Speaker 15: that respect, I mean, the Saudis could go to anybody
43:51
Speaker 15: to develop this capability, but they actually want to go
43:55
Speaker 15: to the best in the world. And this is an opportunity.
43:59
Speaker 15: But I think a lot of the naysayers just want
44:01
Speaker 15: to say no to anything the President Trump suggests, and
44:03
Speaker 15: that's just a very shortcoming.
44:05
Speaker 1: I also think with a lot of the hatred from
44:07
Speaker 1: these Arab, these Muslim nations right towards the West, towards Israel.
44:11
Speaker 1: I mean, you hear a lot of those clerics and
44:13
Speaker 1: a mom's screaming death Israel, death to America, a little devil,
44:16
Speaker 1: big deal.
44:16
Speaker 2: They always want us dead. But those are the terrorists.
44:18
Speaker 2: Like in Iran.
44:20
Speaker 1: You know, you look at the Kataris, you look at Kawait,
44:22
Speaker 1: you look at Saudi's right, do buy all these places.
44:25
Speaker 2: They're getting modernized. They're not into the terror and the
44:27
Speaker 2: death anymore.
44:28
Speaker 1: They've got big skyscrapers and Lamborghini's driving around and paved roads.
44:33
Speaker 1: It doesn't look like Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria or Iran. They
44:36
Speaker 1: want to do business, They want peace, and they want
44:39
Speaker 1: to prosper.
44:41
Speaker 9: Again.
44:41
Speaker 15: Dan Commerce, prosperity always wins the day.
44:45
Speaker 2: And Trump gets that.
44:46
Speaker 1: And that's why you hire vote in a businessman to
44:49
Speaker 1: run a capitalist nation, not some twenty thirty forty year
44:53
Speaker 1: career politician, as we saw four years with the auto
44:56
Speaker 1: pen Joe Biden. General John King is always thank you, sir.
44:59
Speaker 15: Appreciate thank you, Dan, appreciate it.
45:02
Speaker 2: Yep, straight ahead.
45:03
Speaker 1: Speaking to forty seven, President Trump made a major announcement
45:06
Speaker 1: today concerning those AI data centers that are trying to
45:10
Speaker 1: pop up. He's going to ensure that we the consumers,
45:13
Speaker 1: don't foot the higher utility bills if they build one
45:18
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45:19
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46:01
Speaker 8: With the Trump Administration's rate payer protection plan, the American
46:06
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46:11
Speaker 8: that AI data centers and big tech companies pay their
46:15
Speaker 8: own way.
46:17
Speaker 2: Thank you, sir.
46:18
Speaker 1: A president that fights for the people right there, folks,
46:21
Speaker 1: do you think that Jojo or Barack Hell probably even
46:24
Speaker 1: W would have cared if we got stuck with the
46:26
Speaker 1: bill President Trump, does Trump expanding the rate or rate
46:30
Speaker 1: payer Protection pledge to ensure that Americans new AI boom
46:35
Speaker 1: doesn't raise our electric and water bills. Thank you, sir,
46:39
Speaker 1: because we're talking these bills could be skyrocketing if one
46:42
Speaker 1: of those centers get put in your community. My hometown
46:45
Speaker 1: in northwest Ohio, people have talked about putting one in
46:47
Speaker 1: in our little town of.
46:48
Speaker 2: Four thousand and let me tell you a lot of
46:49
Speaker 2: upset people.
46:51
Speaker 1: You're talking how much water electricity they suck off the grid.
46:55
Speaker 1: It's astronomical and your bills would have gone way up.
47:00
Speaker 1: Speaking at the EPA headquarters earlier today, Potus unveiling his
47:03
Speaker 1: plan to expand this voluntary commitment to more than two
47:07
Speaker 1: hundred utilities states and tech companies like Google, Amazon, Microsoft, etc.
47:12
Speaker 1: Under the pledge, companies will fully finance their own power
47:16
Speaker 1: generation and grid upgrades to ensure that no added costs
47:20
Speaker 1: gets sent down to you and me. The move comes
47:23
Speaker 1: as concerns about data centers and their impact mount from
47:26
Speaker 1: coast to coast. It doesn't matter blue or red states.
47:29
Speaker 1: Ohio my home state, one example. Earlier this week, the
47:32
Speaker 1: state's Environment Applection Agency announced it won't advance a permit
47:36
Speaker 1: that would have allowed some data centers to release waste
47:39
Speaker 1: water into the states lakes, rivers, and streams. Ohio's EPA
47:44
Speaker 1: is only ever granted one discharge permit, and they will
47:48
Speaker 1: issue more on a case by case basis, they say,
47:51
Speaker 1: But state officials standing on this decision with those data centers. Unsurprisingly,
47:57
Speaker 1: New York has taken things much further, becoming the very
47:59
Speaker 1: first date to put a moratorium on the construction of
48:02
Speaker 1: any new data centers. On Tuesday of this week, the
48:05
Speaker 1: Empire State implemented a one year construction ban among backlash
48:09
Speaker 1: against the projects due to concerns about rising costs for consumers.
48:15
Speaker 1: It's a nationwide standoff, and President Trump seems to be
48:17
Speaker 1: the only one with the solution. Make the big tech
48:22
Speaker 1: companies pay for it.
48:24
Speaker 2: Sounds like a good idea.
48:26
Speaker 1: Joining me now at a way in and fill us
48:27
Speaker 1: in more on this new action by President Trump.
48:30
Speaker 2: He's a partner over at volt Return.
48:32
Speaker 1: And an AI and tech expert Christopher Alexander back on
48:35
Speaker 1: the program, Christopher Neics.
48:37
Speaker 2: To see you again. You're the expert here.
48:39
Speaker 1: So this is a good thing what Trump did today
48:42
Speaker 1: for us. So we don't see our water and our
48:45
Speaker 1: electric bills skyrocket if they put one of these things that.
48:48
Speaker 1: I mean, I've seen the size of them, Christopher. They
48:51
Speaker 1: like dwarf Amazon places.
48:53
Speaker 2: They're huge.
48:55
Speaker 11: That they are. They're the size of a large shopping mall,
48:58
Speaker 11: and they consume the same amount of power as like Denver,
49:01
Speaker 11: Colorado twenty four to seven.
49:02
Speaker 2: Oh my god. Okay, yeah, maybe we don't need a
49:05
Speaker 2: bunch of these.
49:06
Speaker 1: You know, I'm no fan of AI, but take it away, sir,
49:08
Speaker 1: tell me what you think about the president did today.
49:11
Speaker 11: I think this is great. So first of all, the
49:15
Speaker 11: president is not trying to legislate. This government's not going
49:17
Speaker 11: in and pointing a gun to someone's head and saying
49:19
Speaker 11: doing They've got voluntary effort and now they have receipts.
49:23
Speaker 11: If the industry doesn't want to play ball, they can
49:25
Speaker 11: come back and say, look, we asked nicely. Now we're
49:28
Speaker 11: telling you. So I love that we're letting you know
49:30
Speaker 11: that the private sector work with government to solve this.
49:32
Speaker 11: One and two, I think we're trying to avoid to
49:35
Speaker 11: repeat it what's sort of happened with Amazon. You know
49:38
Speaker 11: they went all of those years where they had that
49:40
Speaker 11: competitive advantage of not charging local tax Well, that was
49:43
Speaker 11: essentially born on the back of taxpayers. So it does
49:48
Speaker 11: hurt taxpayers if data centers are sucking up too much
49:51
Speaker 11: of the infrastructure. And I think it's a great move,
49:54
Speaker 11: and I think it's a great way to kind of
49:56
Speaker 11: right set this. We need these data centers. The average
49:58
Speaker 11: American has almost five thousand digital interactions a day that
50:02
Speaker 11: involve a data center. We rely on them, but it
50:05
Speaker 11: doesn't mean that we have to pay for them out
50:06
Speaker 11: of our tax dollar.
50:07
Speaker 1: No, they're already getting our money when I buy their device,
50:10
Speaker 1: when I sign up for their subscription for their app,
50:12
Speaker 1: when I please, we've had enough of you, Google and
50:15
Speaker 1: the rest of you, We pay, pay pay.
50:18
Speaker 2: Now you're going to make billions more time for you
50:21
Speaker 2: to pay.
50:21
Speaker 1: I just want to throw up a few more headlines, folks,
50:23
Speaker 1: because it is working. Okay, this is when we the
50:25
Speaker 1: people can take action. Throw up that there is growing
50:29
Speaker 1: backlash across the entire country from state to state. And no,
50:33
Speaker 1: it's not a liberal thing or a conservative thing. It's
50:36
Speaker 1: an American community thing.
50:38
Speaker 2: Neighbors are talking.
50:38
Speaker 1: To each other and going, do we want this in
50:40
Speaker 1: our backyard? And many are saying no, And so thank goodness,
50:44
Speaker 1: it is working. Let's make them pay. Let's put them
50:47
Speaker 1: in commercial zones. Let's not put them in Joe Bob's
50:49
Speaker 1: farm next to a bunch of farmers in rural Ohiolik
50:51
Speaker 1: where I grew up, where they suck all the water
50:53
Speaker 1: out of the aquifers and jack up the juice. So
50:56
Speaker 1: I'm liking that President Trump's taking action. I just hope
50:59
Speaker 1: that more and more politicians will work with communities, Christopher
51:03
Speaker 1: and keep it so it's not on the backs of
51:06
Speaker 1: you and me. Final word to you, Yeah.
51:09
Speaker 11: Work with industry and come to the solution. Don't ban
51:12
Speaker 11: these things. We don't want to seed our competitive AI
51:14
Speaker 11: advantage to China. But at the same time, we don't
51:17
Speaker 11: need taxpayers paying for it.
51:18
Speaker 9: There's a way to do this.
51:20
Speaker 1: Totally agree. And that's what Trump said in the speech too.
51:22
Speaker 1: I know yesterday and again today, we have to be
51:25
Speaker 1: the leader. AI is already here. It's taking over what
51:27
Speaker 1: we like it or not, and we can't let China
51:29
Speaker 1: be the leader.
51:30
Speaker 2: We have to be the leader. You know, I don't
51:32
Speaker 2: like it, but it's here. I'll deal with it.
51:33
Speaker 1: Christopher Alexander, thank you brother for weigh and N appreciate you.
51:38
Speaker 2: Thank you.
51:39
Speaker 1: Yeah, and folks, that does it for a Thursday edition
51:42
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51:44
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51:51
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