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5/7/26 -- Dan Ball W/ Hogan Gidley, Bryce Reeves, Katie Hopkins, Jonathan Gilliam, Tito Ortiz, Paul Johnson. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: A nuclear armed iron could do whatever the hell they
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Speaker 1: want with the streets, and there's nothing anyone would be.
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Speaker 2: Able to do about it. Straight ahead on Real America tonight,
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Speaker 2: Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivering a dire message about
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Speaker 2: the threat of a nuclear Iram as President Trump pauses
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Speaker 2: Project Freedom to allow for ceasefire negotiations to continue, plus
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Speaker 2: pot power and pay to play politics. President pro temp
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Speaker 2: of the Virginia State Senate Luis Lucas, who famously claimed
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Speaker 2: no one's above the law, is now the target of
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Speaker 2: an FBI investigation, and I gotta say I'm loving it.
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Speaker 2: We'll have details on that tonight. And Epstein's elusive exit
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Speaker 2: now a defiant suicide note allegedly penned by the convicted
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Speaker 2: pedophile unsealed. It's a chilling final message from the disgraced billionaire.
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Speaker 2: But is it real. I'm dan ball. Real America starts
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Speaker 2: right now.
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Speaker 3: They want to make a deal badly, and we'll see
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Speaker 3: if we get there. If we get there, they can't
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Speaker 3: have nuclear weapons. You know, It's very simple.
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Speaker 2: But our president right there once again ramping up the
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Speaker 2: pressure on Tehran as the conflict between Iran, the US,
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Speaker 2: and Israel now reaching a critical turning point. Following months
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Speaker 2: of devastating cross border strikes. Irine officials are now officially
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Speaker 2: reviewing a formal US proposal aimed at a permanent ceasefire
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Speaker 2: under the immediate threat of resumed air strikes. While the
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Speaker 2: President is signaling some optimism for what he calls a
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Speaker 2: grand bargain, the situation on the water remains very precarious.
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Speaker 2: Tensions still high in the Strait of our moves, where
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Speaker 2: the global oil supply remains under threat. The White House
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Speaker 2: maken our position clear. Any path to peace requires that
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Speaker 2: Iran abandon all nuke ambitions. You're not getting a period
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Speaker 2: and you're out of options if you don't make a deal.
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Speaker 3: A navy with one hundred and fifty nine ships and
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Speaker 3: now every ship is blown to pieces and lying at
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Speaker 3: the bottom of the water. They had an air force,
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Speaker 3: lots of planes, and they don't have any planes. They
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Speaker 3: don't have any anti aircraft, they don't have any radar left.
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Speaker 3: Their missiles are mostly decimated. They have some they have
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Speaker 3: probably eighteen nineteen percent, but not allowed by comparison to
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Speaker 3: what they had.
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Speaker 2: And their leaders are all dead. So I think we
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Speaker 2: won meantime, Iran is denying claims that it attacked a
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Speaker 2: South Korean cargo ship in the Strait. They ran an
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Speaker 2: embassy in Seoul categorically rejected allegations that their military caused
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Speaker 2: an explosion aboard the HMM Namu this past Monday. President Trump, however,
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Speaker 2: insist Iran did take shots at the vessel, using the
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Speaker 2: incident to pressure Soul into joining the US led coalition.
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Speaker 2: South Korea officials are currently weighing that request to join
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Speaker 2: in to Project Freedom. That's just to keep the straight open,
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Speaker 2: that is, not to do strikes on a ram. However,
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Speaker 2: the review is reportedly on hold after the White House
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Speaker 2: briefly paused the program to allow the negotiations to continue.
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Speaker 2: So the President just today, I believe they were talking
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Speaker 2: about something totally separate, reported asked him. He believes a
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Speaker 2: deal could be signed in the next week. Let's ask
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Speaker 2: our first guest this evening what he thinks former White
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Speaker 2: House Deputy Press Secretary under President Trump Orpell Hogan Gidley
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Speaker 2: back on Real America. All right, holg, what do you know?
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Speaker 2: I don't know, and my viewers don't know about these negotiations.
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Speaker 4: Well, I don't know anything. You don't know.
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Speaker 5: I can just tell you from past experiences. This is
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Speaker 5: quintessential vintage Donald Trump. A lot of times, what he
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Speaker 5: does is he flexes early on, he makes good on
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Speaker 5: the flexes, so you better not cross the guy. But
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Speaker 5: also he doesn't want death and destruction. He's always looking
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Speaker 5: for a way to calm tensions.
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Speaker 4: He wants the.
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Speaker 5: World to thrive and survive with America not being opposed
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Speaker 5: to America, and so it'll enter into deals to make
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Speaker 5: sure that our interests are served, but also that other
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Speaker 5: nations have better chances and opportunities to have, you know,
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Speaker 5: a democratic type of government so they can work with
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Speaker 5: us in better ways. Even those who don't want democracies,
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Speaker 5: they still need to.
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Speaker 6: Have leadership at the top that you know that they're
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Speaker 6: willing to work with you know, America in some form
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Speaker 6: or fashion. And so in this particular instance, what you're
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Speaker 6: seeing is not only a systematic destruction of the military
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Speaker 6: of Iran, but also now the economy is under immense
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Speaker 6: pressure by Donald Trump and what he's done with the
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Speaker 6: straight up removes, and a lot of people think that
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Speaker 6: this effort to cripple further Iran's economy has been more
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Speaker 6: effective than the epic fury that did all the destruction
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Speaker 6: of the military capabilities of Iran. So right now, as
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Speaker 6: you said right off the top, which is exactly right,
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Speaker 6: this is a turning point and we can move toward
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Speaker 6: a path to peace or I think we real open
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Speaker 6: surgical strikes into Iran.
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Speaker 4: We've got a whole another set of issues if that happens.
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Speaker 2: I'm so glad you brought up the economic stress that's
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Speaker 2: being put on this nation because something happened earlier today.
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Speaker 2: Once again, here we go deep state leakers that came
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Speaker 2: out and I wanted to get your take on it.
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Speaker 2: So the Washington Post says that they got some information
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Speaker 2: from several CIA deep state leakers. It's almost like in
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Speaker 2: a Ran war dossier. Here we go another BS dossier
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Speaker 2: that says the Trump administration's lying about how bad we've
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Speaker 2: hurt them when it comes to their navy, their military,
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Speaker 2: their ballistics, their nukes, everything else, and that they can
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Speaker 2: actually weather the economic storm in the Strait US keeping
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Speaker 2: it closed down or in control of it for at
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Speaker 2: least several more months, well past the midterm. One. Who
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Speaker 2: the hell is the leaker? Is it legit? It's the wappo.
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Speaker 2: I don't trust squat they put out. I wouldn't wipe
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Speaker 2: my un know what with their paper. So where you
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Speaker 2: think this is coming from? Hogue? And should we put
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Speaker 2: any stock into this deep state leak according to the
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Speaker 2: Washing and compost.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't believe so.
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Speaker 5: The Washington Post is notorious for getting things wrong, and
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Speaker 5: of course the deep state is notorious for trying to
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Speaker 5: undermine the duly elected President of the United States, Donald Trump.
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Speaker 5: And of course, if they're correct, then Marco Rubio, Secretary
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Speaker 5: Vessent Donald Trump, Pete Hegseth, they've all been lying to
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Speaker 5: us about the destruction in Iran at this point.
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Speaker 4: And I don't believe that for one second.
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Speaker 5: Washington Post, at most of the mainstream media, let's be honest,
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Speaker 5: has a pretty vested interest in destroying Donald Trump's presidency
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Speaker 5: and preventing it gaining any popularity running on the issues
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Speaker 5: that are America first, that so many congressmen and centers
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Speaker 5: are doing for the midterms as well. So they'll do anything,
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Speaker 5: they'll release anything, and they don't have to have someone
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Speaker 5: on the record. It can be shadowy sources and four
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Speaker 5: people familiar with this confirmed. How many times do we
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Speaker 5: hear the word bombshell in the original Trump one point zero,
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Speaker 5: only to realize it wasn't a bombshell at all. It
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Speaker 5: just perpetuated a lie for four years. So I don't
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Speaker 5: really put much stock in this report at all. I
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Speaker 5: think this administration has done outstanding job under Donald Trump's leadership,
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Speaker 5: with the commander in chief over this incredible military who've
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Speaker 5: done so well in the you know, the military phase
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Speaker 5: of this operation. And this strikes me more right now
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Speaker 5: with Iran kind of lashing out at the last moment.
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Speaker 5: It's kind of like a Tony Montana, if you will,
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Speaker 5: the last gasp there where he's lockdown, sale o to
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Speaker 5: my little friend. He's got nuthan left. He's trying to
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Speaker 5: do one last thing to prevent from being killed. I
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Speaker 5: think that's what Aron's doing. And they understand that if
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Speaker 5: they pull away from these negotiations, they may want to die, they.
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Speaker 4: May want to go get those virgins as soon.
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Speaker 5: As possible, but that's what's going to happen if they
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Speaker 5: don't come to the table and have a conversation.
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Speaker 2: Thanks for winning on that. When I heard the word dossier,
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Speaker 2: all I thought of was the Russian hoax. We all
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Speaker 2: know that dossier was a bunch of you know what,
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Speaker 2: So I'm like, I just wanted to get your take
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Speaker 2: on it. Final one to you speaking to Marco Rubio,
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Speaker 2: our Secretary of State, who wears like ten hats for
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Speaker 2: President Trump does every job. Now it seems he is
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Speaker 2: the pope negotiator in chief because he's over talking with
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Speaker 2: the Pope trying to quell the little tiff back and
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Speaker 2: forth between Donald J. Trump and this Chicago based liberal pope.
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Speaker 2: Let's point out who the man is. Even his brother
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Speaker 2: has thrown him under the bus and said he's a
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Speaker 2: liberal liberal obviously because his brother is a Trump supporting
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Speaker 2: mega guy. What do you make of this meeting? And
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Speaker 2: why now?
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Speaker 4: I mean whatever, you know what I mean?
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Speaker 5: Like the granted, the Pope has made comments in the
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Speaker 5: past about American needs to open its borders, but.
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Speaker 4: The Vaticans well secured with a wall.
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Speaker 5: By the way, the Pope has pointed out that America
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Speaker 5: is so bad on climate change, when of course they
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Speaker 5: fly around on all their planes there with his staff.
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Speaker 4: And everybody else. So I think there's some hypocrisy there.
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Speaker 5: But the fact is Donald Trump is doing what's right
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Speaker 5: for the American people.
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Speaker 4: And while you'll have folks like the Pope always.
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Speaker 5: Trying to poke holes in it. It doesn't really matter.
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Speaker 5: This used to be a bigger deal than it is now.
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Speaker 5: I think Donald Trump blows right past this kind of
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Speaker 5: stuff instead of the American people. A lot of Catholics
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Speaker 5: in this country who love the Pope, respect the Pope.
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Speaker 4: A lot of them disagree with the Pope.
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Speaker 5: But regardless of where you stand, Donald Trump is always
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Speaker 5: going to do what's right for the American people in
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Speaker 5: our interests.
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Speaker 2: Well, and I think Marco's a heck of a statesman,
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Speaker 2: so the President. Yeah, the President senat Marco was the
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Speaker 2: right move because he's a good schmoozer and the guy
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Speaker 2: works his butt off for this administration. Hogan Ghidley, Folks
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Speaker 2: appreciate you so much. Take care of brother.
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Speaker 4: Thanks many appreciate it.
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Speaker 2: Coming up after the break, a Democrat Virginia state senator
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Speaker 2: is the focus of a federal criminal probe. We learned
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Speaker 2: yesterday there she is after federal agents rady one of
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Speaker 2: her businesses. Republican Virginia State Senator Bryce Reeves is going
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Speaker 2: to fill us in on what she allegedly did. Plus,
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Speaker 2: on Wednesday, a judge unsealed documents in a related Jeffrey
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Speaker 2: Epstein case that included an alleged suicide note that was
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Speaker 2: found in a book inside his cell that belonged to
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Speaker 2: his former cellmate. Former FBI special agent Jonathan Gilliam is
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Speaker 2: going to weigh in on that letter, is it real
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Speaker 2: or not? And a bit later, MMA is coming to
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Speaker 2: the White House to celebrate two hundred and fifty years
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Speaker 7: If ever, there was a moment when people need to
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Speaker 7: get off the sideline and get involved in this fight.
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Speaker 8: That time is now.
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Speaker 7: I've not seen anything as gregious as this sis the sixties.
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Speaker 2: What that bitter old blowhard Right there is the well
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Speaker 2: hopefully soon to be passed President pro Tem of the
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Speaker 2: Virginia Senate, Louise Lucas. Hey, Louise, she's one of the
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Speaker 2: most powerful women, I'm told in Richmond, Virginia. She spent
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Speaker 2: years and years branding herself as the Queen of Shade,
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Speaker 2: lecturing us on democracy in ethics. But tonight the tables
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Speaker 2: have turned on this sweetie. FBI agency yesterday rated her
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Speaker 2: offices and also a cannabis retail business that she owns.
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Speaker 2: Federal investigators are poorly digging into what they call a
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Speaker 2: massive pay to play scheme involving the state's cannabis industry
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Speaker 2: and this sweetheart. It's been suggested that the FEDS are
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Speaker 2: looking at how legislative favors were possibly traded for consulting
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Speaker 2: fees and even campaign kickpacks. You see how Dems operate, folks,
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Speaker 2: That's how they do. They take our tax money, they
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Speaker 2: set up different things to help people out, but then
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Speaker 2: some of that money comes right back into their coffers
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Speaker 2: to reelect them. This is what they do. Just weeks
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Speaker 2: before the FEDS raided her offices, Lucas was busy hawking
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Speaker 2: t shirts online and peddling merch with One of the
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Speaker 2: slogans was ten fing one, in reference to the highly
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Speaker 2: skewed Virginia redistricting maps, which she played a major role
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Speaker 2: in lying to people and getting passed. She bragged about
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Speaker 2: her grift raising five thousand dollars in one night to
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Speaker 2: defend the very majority that delivered the controversial new maps.
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Speaker 2: And then there's this rich irony. You want to talk
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Speaker 2: about putting justice. Look no further than what hit the
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Speaker 2: internet yesterday. The account libs of TikTok I love Them,
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Speaker 2: known for exposing the absurdity coming from the radical left,
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Speaker 2: shared the news of the FBI raid on Lucas's offices
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Speaker 2: in Cannabis Shop. But it wasn't just the headline that
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Speaker 2: went viral, Oh no, there it is. It was the context.
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Speaker 2: They attached that news to a post Lucas herself made
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Speaker 2: back in March of twenty twenty three, when the legal
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Speaker 2: system was being weaponized against Donald Trump, writing, donald Trump
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Speaker 2: just learned no one is above the law. Well, sweetie,
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Speaker 2: neither are you. While all this unfolds, the silence from
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Speaker 2: the executive mansion is deafening. You know that former spook
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Speaker 2: or a Cia Gal. The new governor, Abigail Spamberger usually
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Speaker 2: quick to respond right and circle all the Democrat wagons.
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Speaker 2: She declined to even talk about out what happened. She
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Speaker 2: hasn't said anything about her partner in crime for redistricting,
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Speaker 2: Miss Lucas. Why aren't you defending her? Maybe because you
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Speaker 2: know she's crooked.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I am aware of the law enforcement action that
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Speaker 5: occurred in Portsmouth, and I am waiting more details to
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Speaker 5: become public before weighing in with any strong public comment.
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Speaker 2: Well, Waite, I thought it was just Donald Trump trying
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Speaker 2: to get revenge on her. That's what other Democrats said
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Speaker 2: in MSNBC and CNN all day today. So why wouldn't
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Speaker 2: the governor defend her? Good friend? Jentlemen, now, with more
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Speaker 2: insight into what's going on down in Virginia with Senator Lucas,
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Speaker 2: he represents Virginia's twenty eighth State Senate district, Republican state
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Speaker 2: Senator Bryce Reeves back on the program. Bryce, I would
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Speaker 2: assume you've known this gal for many many years. Maybe
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Speaker 2: you've heard of these alleged rumblings around Virginia before she
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Speaker 2: got rated yesterday. Fill me in and my viewers, please,
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Speaker 2: what do you know?
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Speaker 9: Well, I know this investigation started under the Biden administration.
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Speaker 9: Oh h, and so we do know that we do
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Speaker 9: know that our house was hit, that her office and
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Speaker 9: the General Assembly Building search warrants were executed there as well.
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Speaker 9: And you know this, Dan, the FBI, especially when they're
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Speaker 9: dealing with folks who elected office, are going to cross
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Speaker 9: their t's and dot their eyes ten to twenty times
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Speaker 9: fold to make sure they haven't left anything out or look,
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Speaker 9: you know they're just going to do a thorough job
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Speaker 9: at it.
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Speaker 2: And so, well, you can't get a warrant from a
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Speaker 2: judge unless you have a radical judge like Biden did
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Speaker 2: when he went after Trump for four years with all
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Speaker 2: those bogus charges. So you can get a corrupt FBI
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Speaker 2: and a corrupt judge to give you the warrant. But
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Speaker 2: we know that cash Ptel is being very transparent and
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Speaker 2: making sure, like you said, to cross t's and dot eyes.
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Speaker 2: So you had to go to a judge and get
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Speaker 2: warrants to raid miss Lucas's establishments right down.
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Speaker 10: One hundred percent.
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Speaker 4: And you know that.
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Speaker 10: And let me just say this, every.
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Speaker 9: One of the highest ranking Democrats in the States so
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Speaker 9: far put out statement saying she hasn't been charged, she's innocent.
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Speaker 1: Until proven guilty, you know, the.
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Speaker 10: Ones that she works with.
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Speaker 9: You do see that Abigail Spamberger is already backpeddaling and
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Speaker 9: trying to distance herself from Louise Lucas as much as
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Speaker 9: she can right now without trying to box herself in, unlike.
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Speaker 8: Some of Louise Lucas's colleagues.
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Speaker 10: That are you know, our Attorney General and the.
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Speaker 9: Speaker of the House of both come out in strong
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Speaker 9: support of Louise. Both of them are also African American
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Speaker 9: and feel like this is a Donald Trump thing.
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Speaker 8: Which we all know.
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Speaker 2: Are they seriously throwing the race card into.
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Speaker 10: Oh, one hundred percent?
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Speaker 9: They are, And let me just say this, Dan, those
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Speaker 9: of us who serve there are pretty upset. Not just
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Speaker 9: we knew things were going on, but the real challenge
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Speaker 9: for us and someone like me has a district that's
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Speaker 9: a rural district. Our localities are by June have to
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Speaker 9: have a budget. Louise Lucas is the chairman of Senate finings.
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Speaker 8: So let me put that.
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Speaker 9: In perspective for your viewers, Dan, that means she was
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Speaker 9: supposed to be in negotiations. We were supposed to have
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Speaker 9: a budget at the end of March. It is now May.
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Speaker 9: The conferees haven't been meeting. We have no budget. So
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Speaker 9: how do we get to a budget when she's sidetracked
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Speaker 9: now dealing with a federal investigation and I can tell
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Speaker 9: you it's all consuming. So she's not meeting with staff
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Speaker 9: and not meeting with her colleagues in the House to
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Speaker 9: get this thing done. So my prediction is we're still
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Speaker 9: not going to have.
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Speaker 10: A budget by June.
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Speaker 9: That the governor's nowhere to be found leading the same
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Speaker 9: thing we talked about last time I was.
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Speaker 10: On your show.
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Speaker 9: How weak our governor is. We have no one leading
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Speaker 9: the state but gangsters. Wow, we have totally flipped upside down.
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Speaker 2: Shuny Glenn yunkin back. Yikes. Bryce Reeves, Virginia State Senator
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Speaker 2: District twenty eight, Thank you, sir for filling us in.
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Speaker 2: We'll probably be checking.
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Speaker 9: Back with Keith dam Just keep just keep preaching it.
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Speaker 9: As soon as I get information, I'll text you on
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Speaker 9: the Sidebard. So he'll know instantaneously what's coming down.
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Speaker 2: Appreciate it, Yeah, absolutely, thank you. Bryce. Up next, a
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Speaker 2: new document, folks in the Epstein saga was just released
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Speaker 2: by a judge yesterday. It's an alleged suicide note that
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Speaker 2: was found in a book that belonged to Epstein's former cellmate,
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Speaker 2: and evidently it's been in custody of his attorney for
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Speaker 2: years and now we're just seeing it. Is it real
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Speaker 2: got a major update in the Epstein files. A federal
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Speaker 2: judge just unsealed a document that adds a whole new
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Speaker 2: cryptic chapter to the Epstein investigation. It's supposedly I don't know.
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Speaker 2: I haven't seen it. We haven't had like an expert
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Speaker 2: check the penmanship to see if it's legit. But it's
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Speaker 2: supposed to be a suicide note allegedly written by Epstein
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Speaker 2: just weeks before his death in jail, his suicide back
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Speaker 2: in twenty nineteen. Now here's the deal. It isn't brand new.
19:45
Speaker 2: They just didn't pull it out of a hat. The
19:46
Speaker 2: note was discovered by Epstein's former cellmate. Okay, and that's
19:55
Speaker 2: I guess. It was in a book in his jail
19:56
Speaker 2: cell and one of the police officers, a former New
20:00
Speaker 2: York City police officer, Nicholas Tartileoni or whatever, says he
20:04
Speaker 2: found it inside this book. And this supposedly happened during
20:09
Speaker 2: Epstein's first suicide attempt that July. Remember how the timeline went.
20:15
Speaker 2: They said that he tried to kill himself, so they
20:18
Speaker 2: pulled the roommate out, They put him on like twenty
20:20
Speaker 2: four hour suicide watch, and then weeks later, all of
20:23
Speaker 2: a sudden, he allegedly killed himself. That cameron didn't work,
20:26
Speaker 2: one of the guards was sleeping, blah blah blah. You know.
20:29
Speaker 2: The whole story. So anyway, this handwritten note onlined yellow
20:35
Speaker 2: paper defiantly states investigators found nothing during their months long probe,
20:42
Speaker 2: and it appears to complain about the resubmission of sixteen
20:46
Speaker 2: year old charges. Most notably, the letter states it is
20:49
Speaker 2: a treat to be able to choose one's time to
20:53
Speaker 2: say goodbye. He ends some of the weird writing here
20:57
Speaker 2: with no fun not worth it. Joleman. Now to way
21:01
Speaker 2: in on the letter and its authenticity. The host of
21:04
Speaker 2: the Experts podcast, a Navy seal and a former FBI
21:07
Speaker 2: Special Agent or pal, Jonathan Gilliam back on Real America.
21:10
Speaker 2: All right, Jonathan, So let me get this laid out
21:14
Speaker 2: again for all the folks in the cheap seats who
21:17
Speaker 2: think that everything about Epstein is made up, that Donald
21:20
Speaker 2: Trump's in on it, that Bibby's in on it, that
21:23
Speaker 2: the Jews are to blame all these conspiracy theories. So
21:29
Speaker 2: the guards that were working had to also, I guess,
21:33
Speaker 2: you know, go to court because people said that they
21:36
Speaker 2: were negligent. What one was sleeping, one wasn't on their
21:39
Speaker 2: their assignment that night that he supposedly hung himself with
21:42
Speaker 2: the bed sheets. And this this cop is prison guard says,
21:46
Speaker 2: I found this note in his former cellmates some novel,
21:50
Speaker 2: some book, just a couple weeks after his death. And
21:54
Speaker 2: this proves I had nothing to do with it. See,
21:56
Speaker 2: he was talking about killing himself weeks before he did it,
21:59
Speaker 2: and we all know there was an attempt about three
22:01
Speaker 2: weeks before. That's when they removed this cellmate. And then
22:05
Speaker 2: he eventually killed himself with the bed sheets. Again, that's
22:09
Speaker 2: all been argue that that didn't happen. They've had special
22:12
Speaker 2: autopsy guys come in and say, no, it looked like
22:14
Speaker 2: it was a like a metal band that did it,
22:17
Speaker 2: not a sheet. I get all that, but then they're
22:20
Speaker 2: claiming this note matches other notes he wrote while he
22:22
Speaker 2: was in prison. I don't know what do you think?
22:26
Speaker 11: So, first of all, it's very complicated, but I'm if
22:30
Speaker 11: I'm correcting what I in my research that this note
22:35
Speaker 11: is not the note from when he actually killed himself.
22:38
Speaker 11: This note is from a previous attempt. Yes, and so
22:42
Speaker 11: that gets complicated, right. But what I find very odd
22:46
Speaker 11: is that this note Tartaglione, that was the old roommate
22:52
Speaker 11: who was a former police officer murdered for people serving
22:55
Speaker 11: four life terms. Yes, was his roommate, big bodybuilder guy. Yes,
22:59
Speaker 11: and he found that note. And so that note has
23:02
Speaker 11: been with his attorney because of attorney client privilege, and
23:07
Speaker 11: it was sealed.
23:09
Speaker 2: Right, judge unsealed it yesterday because I think was the
23:12
Speaker 2: New York Times that did a foil request Freedom Information Act.
23:15
Speaker 11: Well, what really did it was that that prison allowed
23:18
Speaker 11: Tartaglione to do a podcast.
23:20
Speaker 1: Oh and he talked about it.
23:22
Speaker 11: So the judge said, well, I'm gonna unseal it because
23:24
Speaker 11: he's already talked about it.
23:26
Speaker 1: So there's no more attorney client privilege.
23:27
Speaker 2: I didn't know that. Thank you for that, right.
23:29
Speaker 11: So I don't understand how, if this was important information,
23:34
Speaker 11: why law enforcement didn't subpoena this and get it, and
23:38
Speaker 11: how this somehow protected him and would be client attorney
23:43
Speaker 11: client privilege.
23:44
Speaker 2: I don't know.
23:45
Speaker 1: Those things are very very complicated. It doesn't make any sense.
23:48
Speaker 11: And of course this is a suicide potential suicide note
23:53
Speaker 11: from an issue that nobody's gonna believe no matter what
23:57
Speaker 11: we say, Dan, I know we're not going.
23:59
Speaker 1: To get any bottom of this.
24:01
Speaker 11: So so the reality is, I think when we look
24:04
Speaker 11: at this letter, it's this case is so tainted that
24:08
Speaker 11: even if this was from Jeffrey Epstein and it was
24:12
Speaker 11: showing that he was depressed and that he was just
24:15
Speaker 11: giving up and he was going to kill himself before
24:17
Speaker 11: he tried it once and then. And nobody's arguing the
24:20
Speaker 11: fact that he tried it before, but they aren't arguing
24:23
Speaker 11: the fact that he actually did it the second time.
24:25
Speaker 2: Right, So kind of funny, right right. Nobody said that
24:28
Speaker 2: the three weeks before, when he even admitted it, he
24:32
Speaker 2: tried to kill himself. There's evidence there that he did
24:34
Speaker 2: it three weeks before. But then when it actually happens,
24:37
Speaker 2: nobody believes he did it. Plus all the rumors that
24:40
Speaker 2: that body they rolled out was fake. Look, the ear
24:42
Speaker 2: doesn't match. It's not him. Then they thought it was
24:44
Speaker 2: some guy driving a convertible in Florida couple months ago. No,
24:47
Speaker 2: that's not him. No, he had plastic surgery's hiding at
24:50
Speaker 2: the island. I mean, my god.
24:51
Speaker 11: See this is very important for that case, because for
24:55
Speaker 11: making your case is that nobody didn't hear Candas Owns
24:58
Speaker 11: or Tucker Carlson or anybody saying, oh, the Jews tried
25:00
Speaker 11: to kill him before, you know, Massad tried to kill
25:03
Speaker 11: him before.
25:04
Speaker 1: They don't say that.
25:05
Speaker 11: They just say, oh, that was an attempted suicide before,
25:08
Speaker 11: but this time when he actually carried it out, it
25:10
Speaker 11: must have been Israel, or it must have been this
25:12
Speaker 11: person or that person.
25:13
Speaker 2: Right, there's no way he's not dead now, you know,
25:16
Speaker 2: and correct me if I'm wrong. Jonathan. So this cop
25:18
Speaker 2: that was in the cell with him, that's the cop
25:20
Speaker 2: they removed to three weeks before when he attempted to
25:22
Speaker 2: kill himself. He claims he found this in his book,
25:25
Speaker 2: so that means Jeffrey wrote it, slipped it in his book.
25:28
Speaker 2: Then when cops removed him, the prison guard removed him
25:31
Speaker 2: from the cell to isolate Jeffrey. He then found it,
25:35
Speaker 2: gave it to his lawyer, and then in his case,
25:37
Speaker 2: that judge sealed it for the last six years, no,
25:42
Speaker 2: seven years, since twenty nineteen. That's the timeline on this letter.
25:45
Speaker 1: Correct pretty much, I guess.
25:48
Speaker 2: So that means now, hold on. So that means we
25:49
Speaker 2: have an evidence log that the letter was logged in
25:52
Speaker 2: his case seven years ago, So then nobody could say, well,
25:55
Speaker 2: the letter's fake. Somebody just drew it up and threw
25:57
Speaker 2: it out today to throw us off the trail. And
26:00
Speaker 2: who actually killed Jeffrey if this was logged into evidence
26:03
Speaker 2: for that cops case back in nineteen, then it's been
26:06
Speaker 2: in evidence for seven years.
26:09
Speaker 11: However, it has no weight because there's no chain of
26:13
Speaker 11: custody from Jeffrey Epstein to a guy who killed four people.
26:18
Speaker 1: Right then, go to so they can.
26:20
Speaker 11: Have handwriting specials come in, look at the handwriting, see
26:22
Speaker 11: if it's the same. But overall, there's no chain of
26:26
Speaker 11: custody in that letter.
26:27
Speaker 2: Right until he cop could be doing it for fame
26:30
Speaker 2: because he knows he's screwed with his four murder charges,
26:32
Speaker 2: So I'll get some fame on the Epstein thing and
26:34
Speaker 2: write a fake note. Totally get what you're saying, which
26:36
Speaker 2: is why I say, how do we know it's real? Now?
26:38
Speaker 2: You brought up the fact that and I think I
26:40
Speaker 2: had it in the intro that this taggling on whatever
26:42
Speaker 2: guy's lawyer said. They did have a handwriting expert look
26:46
Speaker 2: at it, and it matches other notes that Jeffrey had
26:48
Speaker 2: written while he was in that prison cell with that
26:51
Speaker 2: former cop. Is that attorney lying? I mean, attorney's never
26:55
Speaker 2: for right.
26:55
Speaker 1: What are they trying to prove with this?
26:56
Speaker 2: Dan?
26:57
Speaker 11: Are they trying to Are people trying to prove that
27:00
Speaker 11: he killed himself, or are they trying to prove that
27:02
Speaker 11: you still can't trust the government, that this could be
27:04
Speaker 11: made up, you know what I mean, Like, I don't
27:06
Speaker 11: think this is going to solve any mysteries for anyone.
27:10
Speaker 1: It may it may.
27:13
Speaker 11: For some people to say, yeah, I think he did
27:15
Speaker 11: kill himself, But the other people who don't want to
27:17
Speaker 11: believe that, they're still going to say, you know, this
27:21
Speaker 11: letter comes from the time before, has nothing to do
27:23
Speaker 11: with this, or we just don't believe it. Some government
27:25
Speaker 11: official made their handwriting, look to say, but I don't
27:29
Speaker 11: think it's going anywhere.
27:30
Speaker 1: I think this is.
27:30
Speaker 11: A lot of media hype about evidence that is soorbiting
27:37
Speaker 11: a case.
27:37
Speaker 1: It's not going to solve anything, but it's good headlines.
27:40
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, well there we go. So there you
27:44
Speaker 2: have it, folks, take it or leave it. He either
27:47
Speaker 2: wrote it or he didn't write it, either killed himself
27:49
Speaker 2: or he didn't. Whatever. You want to believe her, whatever
27:52
Speaker 2: podcast or you want to believe. I just do it
27:53
Speaker 2: out there, Jonathan as always, thank you sir for your insight.
27:57
Speaker 2: Appreciate you. Yep, I don't know. Straight ahead, we're gonna
28:02
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28:04
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28:52
Speaker 2: no foreign government, no friend of a foreign government. No
28:59
Speaker 2: one paid me for this next segment. It's disgusting. I
29:02
Speaker 2: have to say that before I do segments on Islam
29:05
Speaker 2: and the takeover of America, since they've done it to
29:06
Speaker 2: tons of European nations. But I have to because I
29:09
Speaker 2: feel like there's viewers out there that listen too much
29:12
Speaker 2: to idiots on x and different social media apps and
29:16
Speaker 2: podcasts that you think if anyone is out there not
29:20
Speaker 2: trashing Israel and Jews and Bibbi. Then they must be
29:23
Speaker 2: paid by Jews, Israel and Bibbi. No, nobody takes money
29:28
Speaker 2: from any foreign nations in this building that I know of,
29:30
Speaker 2: especially this guy. The only one writes my paychecks is
29:34
Speaker 2: mister Robert Herring, the owner of this network. And that's it.
29:37
Speaker 2: So the reason I talk so much about Islam is
29:40
Speaker 2: because I truly, in my heart of hearts, believe this
29:43
Speaker 2: is bad for America. It's bad for you, your kids,
29:47
Speaker 2: your grandkids, your great grandkids, if we have a country left,
29:50
Speaker 2: if we allow it to take over that far down
29:53
Speaker 2: your family's legacy. I'm worried about it, and you should
29:56
Speaker 2: be too. The Muslim takeover of the United State dates
30:00
Speaker 2: of America is slowly spreading like a cancer. Their long
30:05
Speaker 2: term goal is to establish an Islamic caliphate with their
30:11
Speaker 2: cult ideology, from coast to coast. They're already doing it, folks.
30:15
Speaker 2: You only have to look at a couple cities around
30:17
Speaker 2: this nation to see. And the latest case in point
30:20
Speaker 2: there was a controversy swirling around a North Texas water
30:24
Speaker 2: park because they put out a big, huge banner on
30:27
Speaker 2: social media that they were going to have a private
30:30
Speaker 2: Muslims only event. Epic Waters Indoor water Park in Grand
30:35
Speaker 2: Prairie faced intense scrutiny over the DFW epic Eid celebration
30:42
Speaker 2: that was scheduled for June first. Originally, they market it
30:46
Speaker 2: as a Muslim only and come dressed up in your garb.
30:50
Speaker 2: While the exclusive nature of the initial promotion then sparked
30:52
Speaker 2: a bunch of backlash, they decided to change it a bit,
30:57
Speaker 2: so in response, they changed their tune and then they
31:00
Speaker 2: opened the event to the general public as long as
31:03
Speaker 2: you showed up in strict moderate dress code, like you
31:08
Speaker 2: know what berkini's for the ladies and what T shirts
31:12
Speaker 2: and hats in swim pants for the men. I don't
31:15
Speaker 2: know what the hell they expected anyway, Management and Epic
31:18
Speaker 2: Waters then began distancing the park from the planning process.
31:22
Speaker 2: In a statement, staff at the park wrote this, DFW
31:26
Speaker 2: Epic Eid as a privately organized and privately funded event
31:30
Speaker 2: held through a standard rental of Epic Waters, just like
31:33
Speaker 2: many other private gatherings we hosted the park. The event
31:36
Speaker 2: was created to celebrate Eid al Daja, one of the
31:41
Speaker 2: most important I don't even know what the hell that
31:43
Speaker 2: is the holiday in Islam whatever. In response to all
31:46
Speaker 2: the feedback, guess what happened. They decided to change their
31:52
Speaker 2: mood and cancel the whole thing. We'll get to that
31:55
Speaker 2: in a minute. Governor Greg Abbott stepped in this week
31:58
Speaker 2: with a stark ultimatum for the city of Grand Prairie.
32:01
Speaker 2: Abbott targeted the city owned water park on social media,
32:05
Speaker 2: calling the event religious discrimination and unconstitutional. The governor even
32:11
Speaker 2: threatened to strip more than five hundred thousand dollars in
32:14
Speaker 2: state funding if the park went forward with this private,
32:18
Speaker 2: ridiculous event. Facing the loss of money, the city finally
32:23
Speaker 2: caved and canceled the entire thing in what they called
32:27
Speaker 2: the best interest of the city. Folks, this wasn't about
32:31
Speaker 2: a water park, This wasn't about dress codes. Okay, this
32:35
Speaker 2: was about Islam. It doesn't belong, it cannot work. All
32:41
Speaker 2: you have to do is look to our brothers and
32:44
Speaker 2: sisters in the UK. That's where we all came from.
32:47
Speaker 2: Let's be real. How did this nation begin to and
32:49
Speaker 2: for the years ago a bunch of Brits were pissed
32:52
Speaker 2: off at the crown and buying taxes and we created America.
32:56
Speaker 2: Well look what they've done there. You heard what President
32:59
Speaker 2: Trump said to the King when he was visiting. Right,
33:01
Speaker 2: you need to keep the UK the UK. Just in
33:04
Speaker 2: the last few weeks, tons of members of the Islamic
33:07
Speaker 2: cult in France, Germany, England, you name it have been
33:12
Speaker 2: arrested for some of the most horrific charges. Organize sex,
33:17
Speaker 2: forced marriages, public beatings, modern day slavery. This is what
33:22
Speaker 2: their religion preaches, folks, and they're bringing it to Americ
33:25
Speaker 2: DAP Now. A recent investigation revealed a web of exploitation
33:31
Speaker 2: where young victims were subjected to degrading abuse. Again, it
33:35
Speaker 2: all falls under Sharia law. And get this, While Muslims
33:39
Speaker 2: make up roughly four percent of the general population of
33:42
Speaker 2: the UK, they account for a staggering eighteen percent of
33:46
Speaker 2: the prison population. When you import a culture that rejects
33:50
Speaker 2: your laws and values, you don't get diversity. Folks. Bring
33:54
Speaker 2: in the third world, you get the third world. Yesterday
33:58
Speaker 2: I caught up with a good friend of ours, columnist,
34:01
Speaker 2: media personality and author of the book bat Bonkers Britain.
34:06
Speaker 2: Yes that's the name of the book. Don't yell at
34:08
Speaker 2: me for cursing our good friend, Katie Hopkins. Katie, so
34:13
Speaker 2: nice to see you again. Before we get into what's
34:15
Speaker 2: happening across the pond in your neighborhood and what's happening
34:18
Speaker 2: here in my hood, I just want to check in
34:21
Speaker 2: with you. How you doing, how you been, You've been
34:24
Speaker 2: watching your six I mean, a lot of people do
34:27
Speaker 2: not like the things that you and I say about
34:30
Speaker 2: a certain and I don't even want to call it
34:32
Speaker 2: a religion because it is like a ideological cult and
34:38
Speaker 2: I don't believe it is anything of God whatsoever. Of course,
34:41
Speaker 2: we were talking about Islam. So how's it going over
34:44
Speaker 2: there for you, Katie?
34:46
Speaker 8: I mean, these are wild times to be alive.
34:49
Speaker 12: I tend to see the positive, even though two jihades
34:53
Speaker 12: came to chop my head off in the past and
34:55
Speaker 12: were put in prison for that. But I will say this,
34:59
Speaker 12: you know, this is a time I'm of enormous awakening,
35:03
Speaker 12: people waking up to the fact that we are outnumbered
35:07
Speaker 12: here starting to put up a fight. And I'm all
35:11
Speaker 12: over the UK on tour, gathering people together in rooms,
35:16
Speaker 12: helping to give them joy and hope and a sense
35:20
Speaker 12: that all is not lost. Because if there's one thing
35:24
Speaker 12: British people are very good at, it's having that blitz
35:27
Speaker 12: spirit you know, of surviving against the odds, and that's
35:31
Speaker 12: frankly where we're at now. We need to survive against
35:35
Speaker 12: the odds because these are desperate times.
35:38
Speaker 2: Yes they are. Well, hope you got a great security team.
35:40
Speaker 2: But let me back up, because you dropped a bombshell
35:42
Speaker 2: on me and my viewers. I know that you get
35:45
Speaker 2: threats all the time. I get threats all the time.
35:47
Speaker 2: I didn't know that two Muslims actually showed up to
35:50
Speaker 2: kill you and actually got prosecuted by your judicial system
35:54
Speaker 2: in a very liberal UK and actually in prison. How
35:57
Speaker 2: long would that happen, by the.
35:58
Speaker 12: Way, Yeah, that was a bad six or so years
36:01
Speaker 12: ago when I was kind of ury in amongst mainstream
36:05
Speaker 12: media before I was canceled from everything. They practiced at
36:09
Speaker 12: home with a shop dummy and a hunting knife.
36:12
Speaker 8: Then they came to my.
36:13
Speaker 12: Property a group of men all dressed in black, which
36:17
Speaker 12: was very exciting in thought, panic alarms in my home
36:21
Speaker 12: because the attack was imminent. And then they were captured
36:24
Speaker 12: and they were put in prison for that assassination attempt. Actually,
36:28
Speaker 12: but I think, you know, I believe, as many God
36:32
Speaker 12: fearing Americans will understand perfectly that our time is already
36:38
Speaker 12: set that your last day is already known. I don't
36:42
Speaker 12: sense that mines around the corner, and I walk without fear,
36:45
Speaker 12: and I walked towards these people because the truth and
36:49
Speaker 12: the light will always win.
36:51
Speaker 2: Amen. That's why on back down, I haven't had John
36:54
Speaker 2: in a couple months. You probably know that that wonderful,
36:56
Speaker 2: wonderful group called care labeled me an anti Muslim extremist.
37:02
Speaker 2: I wear it as a badge of honor. But I
37:04
Speaker 2: also now have to watch my six a lot more
37:06
Speaker 2: because I have wackos coming out of the closet wanting
37:09
Speaker 2: to do me and my family harm. Let's talk about
37:10
Speaker 2: these headlines I read right before you came up. You've
37:13
Speaker 2: had some interesting things going down in the UK just
37:16
Speaker 2: in the last couple of weeks, and heck, let's call
37:17
Speaker 2: it all of Europe. I've seen fires in people's homes.
37:20
Speaker 2: I've seen fires in churches. We've got headlines about forced marriages,
37:25
Speaker 2: public beatings. What else do Muslims like to do in
37:29
Speaker 2: the UK? And it doesn't sound like your liberal leaders
37:33
Speaker 2: want to stop it from happening over there now.
37:36
Speaker 12: And it really is, you know, to give a sense
37:38
Speaker 12: of it, if America has our issues, which I'm sure
37:42
Speaker 12: we'll get to.
37:43
Speaker 8: We really are kind of the concentrated point of it
37:47
Speaker 8: now because.
37:48
Speaker 12: Demographically the Muslims know that they are in the majority.
37:53
Speaker 8: Every berth means there's more Muslims than the rest of us.
37:57
Speaker 12: Also, there's a moment of them having this ex tolerated voice.
38:01
Speaker 12: They feel very empowered by all that's going on across
38:04
Speaker 12: the world, and so Jewish people now are being actively hunted.
38:09
Speaker 12: Here in the UK, the area that Jewish people typically
38:13
Speaker 12: live in is.
38:14
Speaker 8: Called gold as Green.
38:16
Speaker 12: So last week two Jewish individuals were stabbed in the
38:20
Speaker 12: street by a Muslim.
38:22
Speaker 8: A synagogue was set on fire.
38:25
Speaker 12: You know, the sense of Jewish people being actively targeted
38:28
Speaker 12: on a daily basis is very real here in the UK.
38:31
Speaker 2: And it's not just the UK. I'm seeing stories like
38:34
Speaker 2: this in Germany and France. It's like all of Europe
38:37
Speaker 2: right has been taken over under the liberal guise of well,
38:41
Speaker 2: these are poor people coming from third world nations, let's
38:44
Speaker 2: open our borders and let them in. Yeah, but when
38:46
Speaker 2: you don't want to assimilate and your goal is to
38:48
Speaker 2: literally take over and change an entire culture, get rid
38:52
Speaker 2: of people's religions, kill those infidels that won't convert. That's
38:57
Speaker 2: not becoming a good neighbor. Were you surprised at all?
39:01
Speaker 2: Let's bring it back home that when your King and
39:04
Speaker 2: Queen came to visit our President Trump in DC last
39:08
Speaker 2: week and speak before our Congress. Yeah, you're like, oh, oh,
39:11
Speaker 2: were you surprised when President Trump told him kind of
39:15
Speaker 2: in a off the cuff moment, hey, you need to
39:17
Speaker 2: keep the UK uk'd you're allowing it to go away?
39:21
Speaker 2: Where you appreciative that our non king, our elected president
39:25
Speaker 2: told your king, hey, get your act together. Pal.
39:29
Speaker 8: I can't even I mean, I cannot.
39:31
Speaker 12: Let me just say, if I may, to all Americans
39:35
Speaker 12: that voted for Donald J.
39:36
Speaker 8: Trump President Donald J.
39:38
Speaker 12: Trump over the last four eight years and then before that,
39:42
Speaker 12: even as a British person watching Donald J.
39:46
Speaker 8: Trump in his.
39:47
Speaker 12: White tie, I swear to God that man grew an
39:51
Speaker 12: extra three foot tall. He was at least two meters
39:55
Speaker 12: taller than anyone else at that point. I've just never
39:59
Speaker 12: seen him look so kind of regal himself. It was fantastic.
40:02
Speaker 12: And I must just say, I know this is an
40:04
Speaker 12: important show, Dan, and you have other things to talk about,
40:06
Speaker 12: but Milania, please in that cream suit with the brown
40:10
Speaker 12: buttons and that hat.
40:11
Speaker 8: Yes, I cannot eat.
40:12
Speaker 2: So you're saying the King and Queen looked better than
40:14
Speaker 2: your King and queen, I'm just kidding. I'm just I
40:16
Speaker 2: had to troll the lefties. Our king and Queen looked better.
40:19
Speaker 8: They looked a next level.
40:21
Speaker 12: And I also need to say this, very very clearly,
40:24
Speaker 12: my best side is my backside, Milania. She looks great
40:29
Speaker 12: from the front, she looks even better from the rear,
40:31
Speaker 12: like so there's nothing she cannot do.
40:33
Speaker 2: And now she's got you in the front or back
40:35
Speaker 2: because you know my wife is behind the camera, so
40:37
Speaker 2: we're not touching that comment to get me in trouble, Katie, Okay.
40:41
Speaker 8: She's the best. She's the best.
40:43
Speaker 12: But I will say this if I made very very
40:44
Speaker 12: quickly King Charles over in America absolutely fantastic.
40:50
Speaker 8: I thought he was brilliant. I thought he was funny.
40:53
Speaker 12: I thought he was amicable and witty and charming and
40:57
Speaker 12: honestly blew my mind because we've lost faith in the
41:00
Speaker 12: rural family because they've just bagged down to everything. But
41:03
Speaker 12: in America, Trump schooled him well. He was on his
41:06
Speaker 12: best behavior, and I thought he was a real asset.
41:09
Speaker 12: To the British nation for once, so credit where credit's due.
41:13
Speaker 2: Let me show you a couple of American headlines and
41:15
Speaker 2: then I'll throw a final one at you. And this
41:17
Speaker 2: is the Katie Hopkins warning to three hundred and thirty
41:20
Speaker 2: five million Americans of what could be coming, because it's
41:23
Speaker 2: already in our shores. It's already here, but the takeover
41:26
Speaker 2: hasn't occurred yet. Throw up the headlines. We've got a
41:30
Speaker 2: water park in Texas. Decided they were going to do
41:33
Speaker 2: a Muslim's only day, and then they got so much
41:35
Speaker 2: heat they retracted a bit and said, Okay, maybe we
41:38
Speaker 2: won't call it a Muslim's Day. Maybe we'll just say,
41:40
Speaker 2: you know, dress accordingly and conservative. So they backed out,
41:44
Speaker 2: and then that proposed Muslim city near Houston. They're still
41:48
Speaker 2: still trying to build it. However, there are some legal wins,
41:51
Speaker 2: because of course, there are good Texas Republicans trying to
41:55
Speaker 2: ban the building of this complex and any Sharia law
41:59
Speaker 2: in the state of Texas. There are federal bids and
42:02
Speaker 2: bills up, Katie to stop any Sharia law federally, but
42:06
Speaker 2: those have not been approved yet. And so I bring
42:08
Speaker 2: these headlines up to remind Americans. They are here, they
42:12
Speaker 2: are among us, and I'm sorry, Yes, I know there's
42:14
Speaker 2: millions of peaceful, but there's millions that won us all dead.
42:18
Speaker 2: And if we don't take notes from the UK, France,
42:21
Speaker 2: Germany and the rest of Europe on what's happened there
42:23
Speaker 2: the last ten twenty years, the Republic of the United
42:26
Speaker 2: States of America will end. I give you the final warning, Katie.
42:31
Speaker 8: Yeah, absolutely, Americans can see this clearly. Republicans already know.
42:35
Speaker 12: You go to Dearbod in Michigan, that's an Islamic takeover.
42:39
Speaker 12: You go to Minnesota and Minneapolis, that's an Islamic takeover
42:43
Speaker 12: with the Somalis, and you're not They're up to to
42:46
Speaker 12: allow this in Texas will be absolutely suicide for the
42:50
Speaker 12: American people.
42:51
Speaker 8: And it is.
42:52
Speaker 12: Always the way that those who preach tolerance and inclusivity
42:57
Speaker 12: are the least inclusive of all. This will be a
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Speaker 12: strictly islam it's sect. It will be run by Sharia,
43:04
Speaker 12: and it will be a kind of hot spot for
43:07
Speaker 12: bringing all of the very harshest forms of Islam into America.
43:12
Speaker 12: And if I may, one of the main figures the
43:14
Speaker 12: face of the project is a man called Ah and
43:20
Speaker 12: he makes no secret of what he plans to do
43:23
Speaker 12: in your fine country. Keep them out, lock them out,
43:26
Speaker 12: and don't let them in.
43:28
Speaker 2: I don't mean to laugh, but I love the way
43:29
Speaker 2: that you said his name. Katie Hopkins. Everybody she likes
43:33
Speaker 2: to be called the British, and there's a reason for it,
43:35
Speaker 2: and we love them for it. Katie. God bless you.
43:38
Speaker 2: Please stay safe here.
43:39
Speaker 8: Oh seriousness, God bless America.
43:41
Speaker 2: Yeah, take care, stick around. Coming up next, UFC comes
43:47
Speaker 2: to the White House to help celebrate two hundred and
43:49
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43:52
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Speaker 2: conservative talk you can't get anywhere else. June fourteenth. We're
44:43
Speaker 2: having a big fight. I'm excited, how about you. A
44:48
Speaker 2: historic and heavy hitting announcement from the Oval just yesterday
44:52
Speaker 2: forty seven, flanked by UFC CEO Dana White and several
44:56
Speaker 2: world champs, officially confirming there will be an MMA fight
45:00
Speaker 2: at the White House come this summer, dubbed fittingly UFC
45:04
Speaker 2: Freedom two fifty. The event, as you heard the President say,
45:07
Speaker 2: scheduled for June fourteenth. Oh, by the way, that happens
45:11
Speaker 2: to be Flag Day. Oh by the way, that happens
45:13
Speaker 2: to be our president's eightieth birthday. And he loves watching fights.
45:17
Speaker 2: Joining me now to discuss the big event. Farmer, UFC
45:21
Speaker 2: Light Heavyweight champ and UFC Hall of Famer Mapal Tito
45:24
Speaker 2: Ortez back on the program, Tito, you get that ticket
45:27
Speaker 2: for you and me?
45:27
Speaker 10: Yet not yet. I haven't heard anything back from him.
45:30
Speaker 2: Mom.
45:31
Speaker 13: Actually, I text Eric and see if you get me
45:33
Speaker 13: two tickets from me and my wife to go, And
45:35
Speaker 13: you know, I think, well deserved now you're fighting for
45:37
Speaker 13: them for sixteen years. But yeah, bro, see what happens
45:40
Speaker 13: if now we're gonna be playing that Tito's cantina here
45:42
Speaker 13: in Cape Coral.
45:42
Speaker 2: Hey, there, you go talk to me about this thing.
45:44
Speaker 2: I'm sure you were watching the press conference yesterday with
45:47
Speaker 2: Dana and those other champs that I'm sure you're friends with.
45:49
Speaker 2: The octagon looks pretty sweet. I heard the President say
45:52
Speaker 2: they're going to make it gold. What color is the
45:55
Speaker 2: canvas and the octagon usual? It' usually like black chain
45:57
Speaker 2: link fence with like what a grayish matt.
46:00
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's actually like a bluish, bluish telo I believe.
46:03
Speaker 2: Okay, so gold, that's gonna be pretty sweet.
46:06
Speaker 13: I mean, well, I know they did that for UFC
46:08
Speaker 13: two hundred. They did an all gold canvas for the
46:13
Speaker 13: two hundred year. This is be exciting though, this could
46:16
Speaker 13: be history in the making. Nothing like this will ever
46:17
Speaker 13: happen again. This be I want an only time. I
46:19
Speaker 13: would love to go, you know, since I was the
46:21
Speaker 13: world champion when we got to fight at Trump ToJ
46:23
Speaker 13: Maahawk for the first time, you know, there's kind of
46:25
Speaker 13: be history.
46:26
Speaker 10: Bring it back itself. It'd be awesome.
46:27
Speaker 2: Yeah. Do you know I've always wanted to pick the
46:29
Speaker 2: President's brain. Was this Dana's idea or his idea or
46:33
Speaker 2: kind of just it popped up in conversations over a
46:36
Speaker 2: diet coke at mar Lago. You have any clue on
46:38
Speaker 2: how this came about.
46:40
Speaker 10: No, I don't.
46:40
Speaker 13: I mean, maybe it's a few of the events that
46:42
Speaker 13: Trump knows he goes to supports. It's just like, I
46:45
Speaker 13: wonder if we could put a show on the White
46:47
Speaker 13: House he does.
46:49
Speaker 2: Yeah. Have you been ringside with him before to fight?
46:53
Speaker 10: Yeah? Actually, he's came to a couple of my fights.
46:55
Speaker 13: Actually, when I fought back in nine, him and his
46:59
Speaker 13: family came out and watch my fight.
47:01
Speaker 10: A couple other times he actually came and watch my fight.
47:03
Speaker 13: And actually I met him in two thousand and one
47:05
Speaker 13: at the Trump taj Mahal and that was when Eric
47:07
Speaker 13: was really really young, and I gave him Audi got
47:09
Speaker 13: picture and a flame Beani from one.
47:10
Speaker 10: Of my fights. And this is an awesome father, awesome man,
47:13
Speaker 10: and the best presidents ever.
47:15
Speaker 2: Yep. And we know he loves fights. We're just showing
47:17
Speaker 2: some video here of him some of the previous fights
47:19
Speaker 2: over the last few months. He's always ringside. Always there's
47:22
Speaker 2: chatting with one of the fighters. And it seems like
47:24
Speaker 2: the guys of UFC just love this president. Tito. I'll
47:28
Speaker 2: give you the final word and pitch for your wife,
47:31
Speaker 2: my wife, and you and I is tickets.
47:33
Speaker 10: Yeah.
47:34
Speaker 13: Right, at the end of the day, I've worked really
47:38
Speaker 13: hard for the UFC, and you know everything else is
47:39
Speaker 13: behind us, its history and you know, water under the bridge,
47:42
Speaker 13: and I would love to be a part of it.
47:44
Speaker 10: You know.
47:44
Speaker 13: I give my life to the soul's to the UFC
47:45
Speaker 13: when I competed with him, and I just think you'd
47:47
Speaker 13: be an honorable gifts.
47:49
Speaker 2: Yeah. I'd like to see a lot of you guys
47:51
Speaker 2: ringside watching this. I think to ring in two hundred
47:54
Speaker 2: and fifty years of the best nation, the best republic
47:57
Speaker 2: in the history of the world. Tito or tease everybody.
48:00
Speaker 2: Thank you, brother, appreciate you, safe travels.
48:02
Speaker 10: Thank you, I appreciate you. God bless yep, God bless you.
48:12
Speaker 2: And now onto our Patriot report. Just talking about that
48:14
Speaker 2: UFC fight, but that's actually just one item of this
48:18
Speaker 2: huge celebration to ring in America's two hundred and fiftieth year.
48:21
Speaker 2: The White House touting six events in one year. They
48:25
Speaker 2: include the Great American State Fair, the Official Countdown two
48:29
Speaker 2: fifty ball, a salute to America on the fourth of
48:31
Speaker 2: July with huge fireworks, the Freedom two fifty Grand Prix,
48:34
Speaker 2: in DC and the American two fifty times square ball drop.
48:38
Speaker 2: That's a lot of stuff. So if you're looking to
48:41
Speaker 2: ring in two hundred and fifty years and maybe you'd
48:44
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48:46
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48:49
Speaker 2: Republican Red Winery is now offering their Freedom two hundred
48:53
Speaker 2: and fifty collection. Second generation winemaker Paul Johnson isn't just
48:57
Speaker 2: selling a commodee. He's bottling shit values from grape to glass.
49:02
Speaker 2: It's one hundred percent sourced and produced in America. In
49:07
Speaker 2: a time of division, Paul's betting that American made Murlow's
49:10
Speaker 2: and patriotic pino noirs, along with the American spirit, still
49:14
Speaker 2: belong on the same table. And I'm fortunate enough to
49:17
Speaker 2: have Paul Johnson, the CEO of Republican Red Winery. He
49:20
Speaker 2: came all the way from wine Country in northern California
49:24
Speaker 2: down here to San Diago to the studios, brought me
49:26
Speaker 2: some of this yummy two fifty veno so I can
49:29
Speaker 2: sample it. Paul, how you been, brother, I've been great.
49:31
Speaker 2: Thanks to having me again. I appreciate. Yeah. You know,
49:33
Speaker 2: we met a couple of years ago, and then you
49:36
Speaker 2: came and brought your wines to mar Lago for an
49:38
Speaker 2: event we did down there, and I love, I love,
49:42
Speaker 2: love love that you have embraced the America First movement.
49:45
Speaker 2: You've embraced this patriotic thing. Before we get to the
49:48
Speaker 2: two fifty two, I just want to run a little
49:50
Speaker 2: video and show you've been doing this a while. Right,
49:53
Speaker 2: you're second generation wine maker. That's right.
49:55
Speaker 14: I grew up in the industry and we've been I
49:58
Speaker 14: launched Republican Red Winery about five five years ago and
50:02
Speaker 14: we've made huge strides during that time.
50:05
Speaker 2: You did a several bottles dedicated to Trump. I've got
50:07
Speaker 2: the forty five forty seven one at home. You also
50:10
Speaker 2: did one that really touched my wife's heart and mind.
50:13
Speaker 2: You dedicated a bottle to Charlie Kirk. Is that the Chardinay?
50:17
Speaker 14: No, we did a we did a series. We did
50:19
Speaker 14: a Freedom bottle that was a cabernet. We did a
50:22
Speaker 14: faith family country bottle, and a Courage bottle that we're
50:26
Speaker 14: all love. Those kind of to commemorate what Charlie stood
50:29
Speaker 14: for and to bring people around to have conversation about
50:33
Speaker 14: these important topics.
50:35
Speaker 2: Yeah, talk to me about these that are featured right
50:37
Speaker 2: here on the set. While I look at them.
50:39
Speaker 14: Yeah, so these are what I think is our crown
50:42
Speaker 14: jewels so far. These we spared no expense in creating these.
50:47
Speaker 14: The labels are beautiful of them. The wine inside. We
50:50
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50:53
Speaker 14: Competition for our sparkling ninety four points.
50:56
Speaker 2: Oh there's the bubbly for two fifties. Yeah, so it's
50:59
Speaker 2: it's not gimmickwine.
51:01
Speaker 14: It truly is fantastic wine from California's Central coast and
51:06
Speaker 14: with a great message behind it in a company that
51:09
Speaker 14: really believes in conservative values.
51:11
Speaker 2: Yeah, good for you. I love that you're standing bold
51:15
Speaker 2: in industry that I think a lot of people think
51:16
Speaker 2: is filled with California liberals. But let's be real, a
51:20
Speaker 2: wine makers like a rancher, like a farmer. I have
51:22
Speaker 2: a feeling that people making Veno are a lot more
51:25
Speaker 2: conservative than maybe people think, but they're probably afraid to
51:28
Speaker 2: come out of the conservative closet in the wine industry.
51:31
Speaker 14: That's right, because most people have to go through distribution
51:35
Speaker 14: and retail in order to get to market, and if
51:38
Speaker 14: you come out with your loud and proud conservative values,
51:40
Speaker 14: they'll shut you down, and that in fact happened with us,
51:43
Speaker 14: which is why we're an online only company. You can
51:46
Speaker 14: only find it at republicanread dot com. Because I wasn't
51:49
Speaker 14: going to bow down to that and I was going
51:52
Speaker 14: to stick strong to my values. Good for you, man,
51:54
Speaker 14: and so we had to find a way through e
51:56
Speaker 14: commerce and now we're eighty thousand customers strong.
52:00
Speaker 2: I love that that you did not bend for them.
52:03
Speaker 2: God bless you, Paul. All Right, I got to tease
52:05
Speaker 2: the Anchorman Podcast because, as you know, Riley and I
52:08
Speaker 2: do the Anchorman Podcast. It drops every Friday night at
52:11
Speaker 2: seven pm over on Oien's YouTube channel, on our x
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Speaker 2: page and on Facebook. There's a link and I even
52:18
Speaker 2: think truth social. So you can watch it tomorrow night,
52:21
Speaker 2: seven pm Eastern, right before this show drops. And Paul's
52:24
Speaker 2: going to be our featured guest. That's why he flew down.
52:26
Speaker 2: We're gonna spend an hour talking to him because wine
52:29
Speaker 2: is my favorite spirit over hard liquor beer and everything else.
52:32
Speaker 2: I love the veno. It's the Sicilian in me. And
52:34
Speaker 2: so Paul Johnson's going to be our guest on the
52:36
Speaker 2: Anchorman Podcast. Make sure you watch tomorrow night Paul, Thank
52:39
Speaker 2: you so much, brother for coming in. Thanks talking about
52:42
Speaker 2: your winery. I love it, you bet it. And that's
52:44
Speaker 2: going to do it for another edition of Real America.
52:46
Speaker 2: Thanks so much for tuning in. We'll be back tomorrow night, Friday,
52:49
Speaker 2: eight eastern, five Pacific. Until then, y'all know what to do.
52:52
Speaker 2: Be proud, be brave, and God bless y'all. Good night.
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