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10/1/26 -- Dan Ball W/ Rep. Greg Steube, Rep. Ralph Norman, Katie Zacharia, Rep. Jason Zachary, David Pollack. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America tonight, great news out of Washington, D.C.,
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Speaker 1: President Trump pulling our troops out of Iraq.
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Speaker 2: Y'all remember, we went in 2003, 23 years of a
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Speaker 2: presence there.
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Speaker 1: Finally, we're ending this brutal chapter of our nation's history.
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Speaker 1: All the while, our Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, big
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Speaker 1: speech this week, restoring the warrior's ethos in our militaries.
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Speaker 1: We'll break it down tonight, Florida Congressman and veteran Greg Stubbe. Plus,
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Speaker 1: Tennessee Governor Bill Lee demands an independent review of his
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Speaker 1: state's procedure after another death row inmate survives.
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Speaker 2: A failed execution attempt. It's like two and four months
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Speaker 2: down there. Witnesses are speaking out about the disturbing scene
0:43
Speaker 2: that went down last night in Tennessee. And the defense
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Speaker 2: attorney for.
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Speaker 1: Lindsey Clancy is radically changing his tune, now in an
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Speaker 1: effort to avoid a retrial of the triple murderer.
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Speaker 2: I'm Dan Ball, and Real America starts right now.
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Speaker 3: Complainers, the ideologues, and the poor performers are no longer
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Speaker 3: in the driver's seat. No more silly PowerPoint trainings or
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Speaker 3: drag queen shows. No more diversity quotas. No more gender pronouns.
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Speaker 3: No more identity months.
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Speaker 4: Only the warrior ethos.
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Speaker 3: But it's worth saying again so that the fake news
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Speaker 3: understands it. We are no longer the woke department or
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Speaker 3: the weak department. Simple translation of that, no fatties, no trannies,
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Speaker 3: no beardos, no weirdos, no wimps, no radicals, just warriors.
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Speaker 2: Thank you, Mr. Hegseth.
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Speaker 1: As a veteran, I tip my hat to you and
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Speaker 1: say thank you. We begin the program this evening with
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Speaker 1: some words of encouragement from our Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth,
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Speaker 1: who delivered an incredible address They call it the state
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Speaker 1: of the force last night at the Marine Corps Base Quantico.
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Speaker 1: And I would say he's got a lot of the
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Speaker 1: country fired up. He spoke for about an hour. He
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Speaker 1: started the day first with some physical training. You've got
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Speaker 1: to set the example as a leader. made several key
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Speaker 1: announcements that we have to go over. For instance, the
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Speaker 1: Pentagon is now creating a new autonomous warfare command to
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Speaker 1: accelerate the military's use of drones and robotics. This new
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Speaker 1: command is expected to be led by a four-star officer
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Speaker 1: and is part of a sweeping effort to cut costs
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Speaker 1: and improve our effectiveness on the battlefield. Along the same
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Speaker 1: line there, HEGSF also introduced an initiative called Project Meridian
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Speaker 1: to study the future of war and how it's carried out. Also,
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Speaker 1: He's confirming some major personnel shakeups, and I like it.
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Speaker 2: Watch this.
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Speaker 3: Those generals who did not, who clung to the woke
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Speaker 3: department or seem to think civilian control of the military
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Speaker 3: is simply a suggestion, well, they no longer work here.
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Speaker 3: You see, the number crunchers say we've fired 10% of
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Speaker 3: the generals and admirals across the force, and that number
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Speaker 3: sounds about right. And I know because I directed it
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Speaker 3: that we've also reduced the overall number of general officer
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Speaker 3: slots by an additional 10%. So yes, 20% reduction across
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Speaker 3: the board.
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Speaker 2: Once again, I say amen. Why? Too many chiefs, not
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Speaker 2: enough Indians. How about that one?
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Speaker 1: Remember that phrase from growing up? We got so much
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Speaker 1: top brass in the Pentagon. I'm glad Pete's cleaning it up.
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Speaker 1: President Trump also delivered some big news about the military.
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Speaker 1: This week, he broke it on Truth Social, and it
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Speaker 1: was all the talk yesterday into this morning. We're finally
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Speaker 1: entering a long, long chapter for our service members.
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Speaker 5: Watch.
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Speaker 6: Today, I'm pleased to announce that the last American forces
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Speaker 6: are leaving Iraq. It's been a long time with... Very
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Speaker 6: bad decision-making that got us involved in this quagmire. In
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Speaker 6: the first place, it was a quagmire. Many, many years
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Speaker 6: it lasted. But soon that part.
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Speaker 2: Of history will be over. Thank you, Mr. President.
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Speaker 1: And I'll bet you it won't look like the Afghanistan withdrawal.
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Speaker 1: Roughly 2,000 Americans were in Iraq as of February, but
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Speaker 1: now they'll be headed to Jordan, I'm told. Alongside our
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Speaker 1: Iraqi security forces, they'll be fighting terrorists around the Middle East.
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Speaker 2: This news also. comes as U.S.
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Speaker 1: Forces completed their final exit from Syria in April, thanks
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Speaker 1: to President Trump. Joining me now to weigh in on
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Speaker 1: all of this, he's a member of the House Intelligence
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Speaker 1: and Ways and Means Committees, and an Army veteran himself,
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Speaker 1: Florida Congressman Greg Stubbe.
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Speaker 2: Back on the program. Greg, nice to see you, brother.
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Speaker 1: First, I know you served in Iraq, so I want
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Speaker 1: to start there, and then we'll go to what Pete
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Speaker 1: did in the big State of the Force address, because
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Speaker 1: I was loving all that yesterday as well. But after
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Speaker 1: 23 years years, and let's call it like it is,
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Speaker 1: the American people duped into the weapons of mass destruction.
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Speaker 1: I'm not saying that we didn't need to take out
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Speaker 1: the leaders in Iraq and make some change, but let's
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Speaker 1: be real. We shed a lot of blood over there,
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Speaker 1: spent a lot of money, and I'm glad we're finally
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Speaker 1: getting out.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, I think it's over 4,000 of our brothers and
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Speaker 7: sisters that died in combat over there.
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Speaker 2: I can't tell you how many wounded.
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Speaker 7: We've got members of Congress like Brian Mass who were
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Speaker 7: wounded us serving during that period of time. I served 06, 07,
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Speaker 7: and it's just great to see our warriors not have
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Speaker 7: to be there anymore. I don't believe we ever should
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Speaker 7: have gone there. Obviously, at that time, we didn't know
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Speaker 7: that based on the decisions that were made. I was
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Speaker 7: honored to serve, but looking back in retrospect, we never
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Speaker 7: should have been there. I'm so glad that Trump pulled
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Speaker 7: our guys out and we don't have a presence there anymore.
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Speaker 2: Think of the billions.
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Speaker 7: Of dollars, too, from taxpayer dollars that were spent there.
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Speaker 2: Right.
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Speaker 1: One more on that one, and then I want to
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Speaker 1: get to this warrior's ethos and the firings of the
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Speaker 1: Pentagon and stuff. Um, do you, I was going to
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Speaker 1: say what's the victory here, but that's kind of a
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Speaker 1: dumb question because nobody feels that way. Um, how do
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Speaker 1: you hope as an Iraq war veteran after 23 years
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Speaker 1: of being there that our veterans are looked upon? And
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Speaker 1: do you think that president Trump and the people in
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Speaker 1: charge of the Pentagon now have a good exit strategy?
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Speaker 1: Unlike what we witnessed in August of 2021 in Afghanistan
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Speaker 1: under Biden.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't think that the American people want us
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Speaker 7: to be in forever wars anymore. And I think it's
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Speaker 7: obviously guided the decision-making that's going on in Iran because
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Speaker 7: the president hasn't put boots on the ground there because
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Speaker 7: he knows there's a sensitivity of the Americans and veterans
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Speaker 7: and his advisors to having boots on the ground there
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Speaker 7: and getting ourselves into an altercation that would be a
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Speaker 7: long period of time. So I think that's one of
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Speaker 7: the things that are guiding this administration.
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Speaker 2: I'm so happy.
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Speaker 7: I'm very relieved that we're not going to have people there.
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Speaker 7: I have filed amendments in the House for years to
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Speaker 7: not allow funding to go to Iraq, to pull our
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Speaker 7: troops out of Iraq.
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Speaker 2: Same with Lebanon. We give them money, too. I've been
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Speaker 2: filing things.
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Speaker 7: So it's great that we have a president who's going
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Speaker 7: to put our service members first.
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Speaker 2: All right, let's go to our Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth.
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Speaker 2: Huge announcements. 20% cut to a lot of the top brass.
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Speaker 1: You heard my analogy of I've always thought we beefed
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Speaker 1: up too many brass and not enough troops, which means
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Speaker 1: too many chiefs, not enough Indians.
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Speaker 2: I'm for the cuts.
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Speaker 1: And then returning to a warrior's ethos. This isn't some
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Speaker 1: Silicon Valley tech company where they got break rooms and
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Speaker 1: sleeping pods and little blankie times for your naps.
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Speaker 2: It's the armed frickin' services. Anyway, your thoughts on what
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Speaker 2: Pete's doing.
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Speaker 7: Well, the first is getting rid of the higher echelon
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Speaker 7: brass is a great, great decision. It's something that's been
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Speaker 7: talked about for a really, really long time. We have
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Speaker 7: way too many people in the general level and the
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Speaker 7: senior commander level that aren't, they're not commanders on the ground.
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Speaker 7: They're all just sitting in the Pentagon pushing paper around
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Speaker 7: and making decisions and kind of gumming things up from
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Speaker 7: a bureaucratic standpoint. So 1000% support reductions there, I think
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Speaker 7: that's been something that's been needed for a long time.
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Speaker 7: There's been books written about the fact that we have
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Speaker 7: way too many people at the senior level in our
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Speaker 7: military that shouldn't be there to begin with. So that's
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Speaker 7: a great decision. I also like what he's doing on drones.
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Speaker 7: That is the future of warfare. We're seeing it in
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Speaker 7: the Ukraine battlefield. We are seeing it in the Middle East.
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Speaker 7: We're seeing it in Iran. We're seeing it from an
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Speaker 7: offensive and a defensive perspective.
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Speaker 2: We have to be on the forefront of that fight.
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Speaker 7: And I'm really glad they're creating a division within the
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Speaker 7: Department of War to focus specifically on that.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and it saves lives.
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Speaker 1: The final one is that warrior's ethos. He made some
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Speaker 1: comments that, man, the left is hating today about kicking
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Speaker 1: people out. I won't repeat the words, but let's just
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Speaker 1: say I agree with him because I don't need somebody
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Speaker 1: next to somebody in a foxhole worried about pronouns or
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Speaker 1: gender surgery or that crap.
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Speaker 2: Just focus on the mission.
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Speaker 1: Final one to you, kicking out and getting rid of
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Speaker 1: the woke DEI in our military.
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Speaker 2: Greg Stubbe. Well, I don't know about the Beardo comment.
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Speaker 7: I'm kind of for guys with beards, especially our special
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Speaker 7: forces operators. But outside of that, I 1000% support getting
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Speaker 7: back to warrior ethos.
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Speaker 2: When I served and when.
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Speaker 7: You served, if you couldn't make the ruck march, if
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Speaker 7: you couldn't hit the target, if you couldn't do the
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Speaker 7: things that are required in battle, especially I was an
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Speaker 7: infantry guy before I went into the JAG Corps, If
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Speaker 7: you can't do that, you shouldn't be on the battlefield.
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Speaker 2: You know why?
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Speaker 7: Because if I get wounded or my brother gets wounded
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Speaker 7: and we're advancing on an objective and you can't carry
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Speaker 7: me or carry another guy, we've got problems.
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Speaker 2: You've got to be able to.
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Speaker 7: Physically do the things that are required in a combat
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Speaker 7: type environment. So I'm so glad that we're getting back
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Speaker 7: to that. It is the department of war for a reason.
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Speaker 7: And we should be focused on winning wars. And that
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Speaker 7: takes athleticism. outstanding, strong individuals that can be at the
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Speaker 7: level that we need them to be at in a
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Speaker 7: combat situation.
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Speaker 2: You got it.
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Speaker 1: I knew you were the right guy for this interview.
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Speaker 1: I think most Americans agree with both you and I.
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Speaker 1: Congressman Greg Stubbe, best of luck. I know you're going
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Speaker 1: to take your 17th district come November 3rd. I'll let
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Speaker 1: you get back on the campaign trail.
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Speaker 2: Thank you, Greg. Thanks, Dan.
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Speaker 8: Good to see you.
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Speaker 2: Nice seeing you.
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Speaker 1: All righty, coming up after the break, South Carolina Congressman
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Speaker 1: Ralph Norman will be here to discuss the GOP strategy
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Speaker 1: for hopefully winning in November.
10:30
Speaker 2: Plus, did you hear? Tennessee botched another lethal injection.
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Speaker 1: That woman was sentenced to death over 30 years ago,
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Speaker 1: and they couldn't kill her last night after two injections.
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Speaker 1: And it's the second time the doctor's done it in
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Speaker 1: four months.
10:45
Speaker 2: Plus, a bit later on the program.
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Speaker 1: Did you watch the debate last night between Steve Hilton
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Speaker 1: and Javier Becerra, the two guys trying to become California's
10:51
Speaker 1: next governor?
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10:55
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Speaker 9: I said a couple of weeks ago that we had
11:36
Speaker 9: a big but limited opportunity to get some really consequential
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Speaker 9: things done. And unfortunately, it's been very shameful that the
11:45
Speaker 9: Democrats have decided to play politics rather than to work
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Speaker 9: with us to do what I believe is really consequential legislation.
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Speaker 1: Look, I'll throw the Dems under the bus every day
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Speaker 1: of the week. But let me tell you something. When
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Speaker 1: you Republican senators don't work for us and take another break,
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Speaker 1: I'm going to throw you right under that same dang bus.
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Speaker 1: So as we've told you, the Senate got back from
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Speaker 1: a summer recess only two weeks ago in a couple
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Speaker 1: of days, right? And now they're already leaving Washington.
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Speaker 2: Now, I get it.
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Speaker 1: They got to get out to campaign because we've got
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Speaker 1: some very important Senate seats we cannot lose and over
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Speaker 1: on the House side.
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Speaker 2: And these senators are very powerful.
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Speaker 1: So them getting out there and getting their names behind
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Speaker 1: some of the candidates, that's a great thing.
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Speaker 2: But I'm sorry, Mr. Thune, you came back to work
12:31
Speaker 2: for two and a half weeks.
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Speaker 1: You didn't pass the Save America Act. and you know
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Speaker 1: you could have, get rid of that dang filibuster and
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Speaker 1: go through with it like President Trump has begged you
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Speaker 1: to do. House Republicans have passed all kinds of bills
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Speaker 1: over the last several months, over the last year, over
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Speaker 1: the last year and a half.
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Speaker 2: What have you guys done? Like, seriously, the numbers are
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Speaker 2: like triple digits on the House side of bills.
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Speaker 1: Passed, and y'all have only passed a couple. Let's talk
12:56
Speaker 1: about the Clarity Act. Have you heard about the Clarity Act?
12:59
Speaker 1: This landmark bill would have established the first cryptocurrency regulation
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Speaker 1: in U.S. history, and it was heavily supported by President Trump,
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Speaker 1: but it failed to pass on Tuesday.
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Speaker 2: Why?
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Speaker 1: Because every Democrat and four Republicans voted against it.
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Speaker 2: If that's not bad enough, let's talk about the Stop
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Speaker 2: Insider Trading Act.
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Speaker 1: That bill would prohibit members of Congress, all members of Congress,
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Speaker 1: and their spouses and their dependent kids from buying new
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Speaker 1: publicly traded securities, and it was blocked this week. Senate
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Speaker 1: Democrats said it didn't go far enough, and they opposed
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Speaker 1: the attached voter ID requirement that Republicans tried to add in.
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Speaker 2: You're not going to be able to sneak it in, guys.
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Speaker 2: Just nuke the filibuster.
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Speaker 1: Although we saw one deal, I guess, this week from
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Speaker 1: the Senate, senators from both parties reached a deal on
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Speaker 1: a bill designed to speed up the permitting process for
13:47
Speaker 1: new energy and infrastructure projects, while also requiring data centers
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Speaker 1: to pay for their own energy costs.
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Speaker 2: Yay, thank you. But, oh, wait. Here's the hiccup.
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Speaker 1: We won't see that kick in until after the midterms.
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Speaker 1: In the meantime, we've got to focus on winning in November.
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Speaker 1: What are we, 34 days out or something? The Democrat Party,
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Speaker 1: they have gone full socialism and big government. They want
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Speaker 1: you to pray to the DC gods. Established Democrats are
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Speaker 1: asleep at the wheel.
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Speaker 2: They're power hungry.
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Speaker 1: And these young socialists are taking over their party day
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Speaker 1: by day, and they don't care.
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Speaker 2: Oh, we're a big tent party. We let them all in. Republicans,
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Speaker 2: get out there and do your job.
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Speaker 1: Show them the positives you have done while showing the
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Speaker 1: American people the damage that socialism and socialist Democrats are doing.
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Speaker 1: Speaker of the House Mike Johnson sounding the alarm bells
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Speaker 1: for weeks.
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Speaker 10: The barbarians are now inside the gate. By our count,
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Speaker 10: there's almost 40 openly avowed Marxist, communist, socialist. They're all
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Speaker 10: in the same camp. Marxism, you understand, in Marxism, socialism
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Speaker 10: is a step to get to communism. In fact, communism
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Speaker 10: has been the result of the murder of tens of
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Speaker 10: millions of innocent people in the 20th century alone. It
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Speaker 10: is built upon the wrong premises. It begins with a
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Speaker 10: premise that there is no God, for example. And America
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Speaker 10: is one nation under God. And that has been the secret,
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Speaker 10: the foundational truth of why we have stood for all
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Speaker 10: these great principles and why we've been the greatest nation.
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Speaker 10: We are not going to go down that road. And
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Speaker 10: we have almost 40 of these people who have won elections.
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Speaker 10: They've won these Democrat primaries in these blue states and
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Speaker 10: districts and other places as well at the congressional level.
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Speaker 8: And in the states. This is a serious threat to us.
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Speaker 8: They're coming to the to the people's house.
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Speaker 2: It is a serious threat. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
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Speaker 1: Now can we get the rest of the GOP saying
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Speaker 1: the same thing on the campaign trail? Joining me now
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Speaker 1: to weigh in on all this, he's a member of
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Speaker 1: the House Budget and Financial Services Committees, South Carolina Congressman
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Speaker 1: Ralph Norman, back on the program. Ralph, and be honest,
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Speaker 1: do you think that the GOP nationally is doing a
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Speaker 1: good enough job with just a little over a month
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Speaker 1: away by really showing the contrast between what the GOP
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Speaker 1: and Republicans stand for and what the Democrat Party has become.
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Speaker 1: They are embracing socialism in America, a country based on
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Speaker 1: a constitutional republic with capitalism as our main market objective.
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Speaker 2: Not socialism, not communism. And there, you heard the speaker,
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Speaker 2: 40-some races have socialists running against Republicans. Ralph, welcome back.
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Speaker 4: You know, the alarm bells are going off Big time, Dan.
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Speaker 11: What the Republican Party has failed to do is to
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Speaker 11: show the American people willing to fight, willing to stay
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Speaker 11: in Congress, nuke the filibuster.
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Speaker 4: Keep them up all night, walk. When you talk.
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Speaker 11: About legislation, Dan, the House over the last two years
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Speaker 11: has passed 674 bills. The Senate has only passed 124,
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Speaker 11: 125 of them. That's 21%. What you have is a
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Speaker 11: total disdain for the public, for the voting public by
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Speaker 11: the Senate and then the House, too. We've done better. But,
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Speaker 11: you know, I'm tired of we make excuses. You can't
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Speaker 11: just blame the Democrats now.
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Speaker 4: No, I will. I will agree.
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Speaker 11: We're looking at losing the country with the socialism, communism
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Speaker 11: that will take place. They will do away with the Senate,
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Speaker 11: do away with the Washington, make Washington state. do away
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Speaker 11: with electoral college. And this country would be, you gotta fight.
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Speaker 11: And there has not been a willingness of either body
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Speaker 11: to really fight. It's been a preservation of doing nothing.
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Speaker 2: Yes. See, Ralph, that's what I think's happening. I'm just
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Speaker 2: gonna throw it out here.
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Speaker 1: I feel like, because you only got, you know, 53
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Speaker 1: and 47, and we see them all chummy-chummy, I feel
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Speaker 1: like these senators.
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Speaker 2: care.
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Speaker 1: More about their position of power and trying to go
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Speaker 1: along to get along with their Democrat colleagues across the aisle,
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Speaker 1: that they never want to go out on that limb
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Speaker 1: for us and put those Democrats in their place.
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Speaker 2: They want to try and get along.
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Speaker 1: And that's disgusting when you see that that party has embraced,
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Speaker 1: as the speaker said, socialism, which is only a step
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Speaker 1: to communism.
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Speaker 2: And Mr.
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Speaker 1: Thune, he's one of the biggest disappointments in my book
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Speaker 1: I've ever seen. And I've been a registered Republican since
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Speaker 1: like 1992. And I'm sick of it right now, Ralph,
18:31
Speaker 1: because I'll tell you what. If we lose this in November,
18:34
Speaker 1: and I'm only worried about the House. I think we
18:36
Speaker 1: can hold the Senate, but you never know. If we
18:38
Speaker 1: lose either body, I'm not blaming it on Democrats or
18:41
Speaker 1: the American voter, even though I think voters need to
18:43
Speaker 1: get their heads checked if they're going to vote for
18:45
Speaker 1: these damn Democrats. But I will blame the Senate Republicans
18:48
Speaker 1: and the GOP overall for not doing their job of
18:52
Speaker 1: contrasting the difference between the parties and what we stand for, Ralph.
18:56
Speaker 11: Well, when you see the Save America Act, which is
19:00
Speaker 11: nothing more than verifying that you're an American.
19:02
Speaker 4: Citizen with proof of citizenship before.
19:05
Speaker 11: You vote, when you can't get that passed and you're
19:07
Speaker 11: unwilling to fight for that, then it just shows you
19:11
Speaker 11: where the Senate has gone, which is it's made up
19:15
Speaker 11: of a lot of most, all of them, I know
19:18
Speaker 11: it's 53-47 majority Republican, but you have the majority of
19:23
Speaker 11: them are Democrats. They just run with the Republicans name
19:26
Speaker 11: beside what they supposedly represent, less government, less taxes, less regulations.
19:31
Speaker 11: It's not happening. The American people deserve better. What I
19:35
Speaker 11: realized when I ran for the Senate, it's a closed
19:38
Speaker 11: body that does not want to do anything. Lisa Murkowski
19:45
Speaker 11: endorsed my opponent, and Donald Trump went with them.
19:48
Speaker 4: He joined hands with the Democrats.
19:50
Speaker 11: To elect somebody that was backed by Lisa Murkowski. But
19:55
Speaker 11: all that being said is that we're losing our country,
19:59
Speaker 11: and the people.
20:00
Speaker 4: Are not willing to fight.
20:01
Speaker 2: That's what I'm worried about.
20:02
Speaker 11: There is no way that they should have left Congress,
20:07
Speaker 11: the Senate, and to be honest with you, the House, Dan,
20:10
Speaker 11: we ought to be having press conferences every week. But
20:14
Speaker 11: I know you have to get out and campaign, but
20:17
Speaker 11: for God's sake, put the country above going back in office.
20:21
Speaker 11: If you do your job, it's... You'll win.
20:24
Speaker 2: Yes. If we see your... Listen, your words fall.
20:27
Speaker 1: On deaf ears to American people these days when you're
20:30
Speaker 1: an elected official.
20:31
Speaker 2: Sorry to break it to y'all. in D.C. and in
20:34
Speaker 2: state capitals. It's the action. We want to see some action.
20:37
Speaker 1: And if you're not out there doing something about it, then, yeah,
20:41
Speaker 1: either Republicans are going to, and I hope to God,
20:43
Speaker 1: not vote the other way, they're just going to stay
20:44
Speaker 1: home November 3rd. And you know if we stay home,
20:48
Speaker 1: you just hand it to the damn Democrats.
20:51
Speaker 11: And it's such a sad, such a sad state for
20:53
Speaker 11: the country because, you know, I hate it for our
20:56
Speaker 11: young people. I hate it for the concentration of power
21:00
Speaker 11: will be in the hands of total lunatics. And to
21:03
Speaker 11: get them out, it's going to take twice the work
21:06
Speaker 11: and twice the amount of effort.
21:08
Speaker 4: And like Speaker Johnson said, they're in the gates now. Dan,
21:12
Speaker 4: they're here.
21:13
Speaker 2: Yeah.
21:13
Speaker 4: And they're openly involved.
21:15
Speaker 11: I mean, why do you think they opened the borders
21:18
Speaker 11: up for four years under Biden?
21:19
Speaker 2: Exactly.
21:20
Speaker 1: Because if they get back in control of all three, Ralph,
21:24
Speaker 1: they're going to legalize all of them and y'all are
21:25
Speaker 1: never going to win another election in you and I's
21:28
Speaker 1: freaking lifetime. And this country will not be a free
21:32
Speaker 1: republic with capitalism.
21:34
Speaker 2: It won't.
21:35
Speaker 1: They are going to fundamentally change this nation. I give
21:37
Speaker 1: you the last word, Ralph. I got about 30 seconds left.
21:39
Speaker 4: Well, it's like losing your health.
21:41
Speaker 11: I mean, you can abandon it and go do what
21:44
Speaker 11: you want, and then when the health is gone, then
21:46
Speaker 11: you know what you've lost.
21:48
Speaker 4: We're losing the.
21:48
Speaker 11: Health of this country, and we're doing it faster than
21:51
Speaker 11: is imaginable, and Republicans are to blame and the Democrats,
21:55
Speaker 11: and I just hate it for the country. We're a
21:57
Speaker 11: great country, and we just celebrated 250 years, and I
22:01
Speaker 11: hate it for the people, the young people coming up.
22:04
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's get out and fight for it. You might
22:06
Speaker 1: be pissed off with the GOP right now. I'm talking
22:08
Speaker 1: to my viewers, Ralph, not you, sorry. And I get
22:10
Speaker 1: that you're pissed off. Listen to what I've been saying
22:12
Speaker 1: on this program. And I'm a diehard conservative Republican Christian
22:16
Speaker 1: patriotic veteran. But I'm telling you what, if you stay
22:19
Speaker 1: home or if God forbid, you're thinking about, let's try
22:22
Speaker 1: the Democrats to try Republicans. No, you will fundamentally change
22:26
Speaker 1: this nation. It'll be bad for you and the next.
22:28
Speaker 1: How many generations of your family? Ralph's right on this one.
22:31
Speaker 2: So even if you hate it, bite the bullet and
22:34
Speaker 2: vote Republican or we're going to lose the Republic. Ralph.
22:38
Speaker 2: Take care, my friend. Thanks for coming back on.
22:39
Speaker 4: Thank you, Dan. Appreciate it.
22:41
Speaker 2: Yep, straight ahead. Did you hear?
22:44
Speaker 1: They tried to put a woman on death row to
22:46
Speaker 1: death last night down in Tennessee, and they botched it.
22:50
Speaker 1: And let me tell you, this demonic murderer, she probably
22:54
Speaker 1: should have been put to death.
22:55
Speaker 2: Now she's in critical condition. Family members of the victim
22:58
Speaker 2: scratching their heads. What happened? And then I learned this
23:01
Speaker 2: was like the second time this happened in Tennessee in
23:03
Speaker 2: the last year. We're going to dive into that when
23:06
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Speaker 12: For a thorough and comprehensive and third party review and
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Speaker 12: investigation into the protocol. That investigation will be thorough and
24:00
Speaker 12: it's going to take time. And therefore, the last scheduled
24:05
Speaker 12: execution for this year will not take place.
24:08
Speaker 2: You think?
24:09
Speaker 1: That was Tennessee's Governor Bill Lee on the news today
24:13
Speaker 1: talking about another, I'll get to that, another failed execution
24:17
Speaker 1: of a death row inmate, this one a female, Krista Pike.
24:21
Speaker 2: It's a huge story. You've probably seen it somewhere today.
24:24
Speaker 1: As we speak, unless it's changed, Pike, who's been on
24:27
Speaker 1: death row for 30 years, is now receiving life care,
24:32
Speaker 1: trying to keep her alive, I guess, after a botched
24:35
Speaker 1: execution attempt. Now, Last we checked, she got two full
24:40
Speaker 1: doses of the lethal injection chemicals Wednesday night, but survived somehow,
24:47
Speaker 1: remained conscious, still breathing, but is in critical condition.
24:51
Speaker 2: She was rushed to a local hospital.
24:53
Speaker 1: As you heard, the governor, he's putting all executions on
24:55
Speaker 1: hold for the whole rest of the year, and now
24:57
Speaker 1: the governor wants an independent review, the third party to
25:00
Speaker 1: find out what the heck went wrong. Again, that's the
25:06
Speaker 1: second time this has happened in Tennessee this year and
25:09
Speaker 1: within like four months. We'll get to that with our
25:11
Speaker 1: next guest. But let me tell you who this sick
25:14
Speaker 1: woman is. In the spring of 96, Pike was convicted
25:18
Speaker 1: and sentenced to death for killing Colleen Slemmer, a 19-year-old
25:23
Speaker 1: classmate of hers at a federal job training program down
25:26
Speaker 1: in Knoxville. Pike was only a teen then, 18 I
25:30
Speaker 1: believe or 19, when she murdered Slemmer. They say she
25:34
Speaker 1: did it out of jealousy. I guess she thought that
25:37
Speaker 1: Slemmer was trying to steal her boyfriend. Working with two
25:40
Speaker 1: other people, Pike trapped her, then smashed her head with
25:45
Speaker 1: a rock, and then took a piece of her skull
25:48
Speaker 1: with her. Pike and her two cronies carved a pentagram
25:53
Speaker 1: into Slemmer's chest. I think they were possessed by a demon,
25:57
Speaker 1: in my opinion. Slemmer was found the next morning All
26:01
Speaker 1: three were convicted, and then that brings us back to
26:03
Speaker 1: putting her down like a dirty, sick dog.
26:06
Speaker 2: Sorry, I know people like hearing that about women. That's
26:09
Speaker 2: why we don't put women to death as much. But
26:10
Speaker 2: when you do.
26:11
Speaker 1: Something sick, sorry, I'm Old Testament. Now, witnesses spoke about
26:16
Speaker 1: what they saw, and their comments are haunting.
26:20
Speaker 2: Watch this.
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Speaker 13: I've witnessed, I believe, five executions in Tennessee. Nothing about
26:26
Speaker 13: today was normal, typical at all. And the court delay
26:30
Speaker 13: was just the tip of the iceberg. And then her
26:33
Speaker 13: advisor says, relax. And she says, I'm trying. Yeah, she's
26:38
Speaker 13: talking throughout this, then starts breathing, moaning, snoring. The curtains
26:46
Speaker 13: close at first at 746. And she was clearly still alive.
26:51
Speaker 13: She was clearly still breathing and snoring. We could audibly
26:54
Speaker 13: hear that. The curtains open again. Three minutes later, she
26:58
Speaker 13: was snoring very loudly at that point. Mouth open, snoring.
27:02
Speaker 13: And then the curtains close again at 8.05. And that's
27:10
Speaker 13: when they remained closed.
27:12
Speaker 2: Just do the firing squad.
27:14
Speaker 1: Joining us now with reaction to this latest botched lethal injection.
27:19
Speaker 1: And again, I say latest because I'm informed one happened
27:22
Speaker 1: back in May at the hands of the same doctor.
27:26
Speaker 2: Kind of weird.
27:27
Speaker 1: Our next guest represents Tennessee's 14th district state representative, Jason Zachary,
27:32
Speaker 1: on the program for the first time. Jason, thanks for
27:35
Speaker 1: coming on here. So my team sent me this info.
27:38
Speaker 1: There is a doctor, it's Mark Fowler, who tried to
27:43
Speaker 1: put to death Tony Carruthers back on May 21st of
27:47
Speaker 1: this year in your state, didn't work, and then tried
27:50
Speaker 1: to put Ms. Pike down last night, didn't work. Do
27:53
Speaker 1: we think maybe our prison system in Tennessee should get.
27:57
Speaker 2: A new doctor?
27:59
Speaker 8: Yes. So, Dan, it's very concerning. It's embarrassing.
28:03
Speaker 5: The Tennessee Department of Corrections must be held accountable. The
28:06
Speaker 5: commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Corrections should resign immediately
28:10
Speaker 5: for the actions that have transpired in our state in
28:13
Speaker 5: May and most recently last night. I feel for the
28:17
Speaker 5: Slimmer family to walk through what they've walked through for
28:20
Speaker 5: 30 plus years and then to move toward getting justice yesterday.
28:25
Speaker 5: And that did not happen because this, as you said,
28:27
Speaker 5: evil demon possessed person literally committed this heinous.
28:30
Speaker 8: Act and was on death row for 30 years.
28:33
Speaker 5: It's unfortunate all the way around, but man, I really
28:36
Speaker 5: feel for the Slimmer family and what they've had to
28:38
Speaker 5: go through now for three decades that literally was capped
28:42
Speaker 5: last night with a terrible, unfortunate event.
28:44
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I'm sure some of those family members were
28:46
Speaker 1: present and then had to witness something horrific that a
28:49
Speaker 1: woman didn't get put down like she should have. And
28:52
Speaker 1: we were all told years ago when we got rid
28:54
Speaker 1: of old Sparky, the electric chair, or the gas chambers,
28:56
Speaker 1: or the firing squads, which I think two states still do,
28:59
Speaker 1: that this was gonna be so much more humane, it's fine,
29:02
Speaker 1: do this. But then we're getting botched lethal injections. This
29:05
Speaker 1: isn't the first time it's happened, not just in Tennessee,
29:06
Speaker 1: it's happened in other states.
29:08
Speaker 2: And either the.
29:08
Speaker 1: Person then lives in limbo until we put them down
29:12
Speaker 1: some other way, or they're then, I don't know, I
29:15
Speaker 1: looked up, the guy that he botched in May is
29:17
Speaker 1: still alive. So where do the families get justice? You're
29:21
Speaker 1: a state or the U.S. Senator there representing your state.
29:25
Speaker 1: Senator Marsha Blackburn has been a guest before. She's now
29:28
Speaker 1: saying Tennessee should reinstate the electric chair. Bring old Sparky back.
29:33
Speaker 1: I got a different opinion, Jason, being a veteran. Bring
29:35
Speaker 1: back the firing squad. They still do it in Utah
29:38
Speaker 1: and elsewhere. And I'm telling you what is far as
29:40
Speaker 1: pain and for the folks that don't like the death penalty,
29:44
Speaker 1: you got a firing squad. You put some here and here.
29:47
Speaker 1: They don't feel anything, and they're gone, and it usually
29:49
Speaker 1: isn't botched. And they're not breathing in something and suffocating
29:52
Speaker 1: from a gas chamber or waiting for the injection to work.
29:55
Speaker 2: And if it's not in the vein, it doesn't work.
29:56
Speaker 2: You don't have to worry about any of that.
29:58
Speaker 1: And with the electric chair, we've seen problems where they've
30:00
Speaker 1: got to juice them a couple times to finish the job.
30:03
Speaker 1: I've never heard of a firing squad missing. Your thoughts
30:05
Speaker 1: on what Tennessee should do.
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Speaker 5: I fully support Senator Blackburn, who will be our next
30:09
Speaker 5: governor in the state of Tennessee, in bringing back the
30:12
Speaker 5: electorate chair. It's interesting you mentioned the firing squad. I
30:15
Speaker 5: actually mentioned that to our speaker today. It's something that
30:19
Speaker 5: we should move back to. I am not concerned about,
30:21
Speaker 5: as I believe you alluded to this, about what may
30:25
Speaker 5: seem as inhumane when we're dealing with murderers who have
30:29
Speaker 5: inflicted harm on our society, and you've got somebody like
30:32
Speaker 5: this who, again, committed a heinous act And 30 years ago,
30:37
Speaker 5: committed this heinous act, carved a pentagram on this poor,
30:40
Speaker 5: unfortunate girl. And this family's had to suffer through that.
30:43
Speaker 5: She should have been executed the day after the verdict
30:46
Speaker 5: came in. But yet taxpayers have been on the hook
30:48
Speaker 5: for this for 30 years. The Tennessee Supreme Court steps in.
30:52
Speaker 5: And they rule that you can move forward with the execution.
30:55
Speaker 5: But because of our appeal process federally, this is drug
30:58
Speaker 5: on for 30 plus years. And so I think we
31:01
Speaker 5: need to call on Congress to take action to correct this.
31:04
Speaker 5: Because again, when states make these decisions, like a conservative
31:07
Speaker 5: state like Tennessee, and we administer justice, we should be
31:10
Speaker 5: able to do that in the way we feel appropriate.
31:12
Speaker 2: Yes.
31:13
Speaker 8: For not only just.
31:14
Speaker 5: For society in general, but for the benefit of these families,
31:17
Speaker 5: especially the slimmer family that has suffered so much.
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Speaker 1: Jason, I got about 10 seconds left. What's going to
31:23
Speaker 1: be done with Miss Pike? What are you hearing from
31:24
Speaker 1: the prison system and the governor? She'll just stay alive
31:27
Speaker 1: and whatever, like the guy they messed up in May
31:30
Speaker 1: until they figured this whole thing out?
31:32
Speaker 5: Before I came on, Dan, I checked with our AG's office.
31:34
Speaker 5: They still don't know the status. She's still in what
31:37
Speaker 5: is considered critical condition. And so she sits there now.
31:40
Speaker 5: And so we really don't know the next step. And
31:42
Speaker 5: I asked, well, if you can give me a path forward.
31:44
Speaker 5: And they said, well, right now we don't have a
31:45
Speaker 5: path forward. because we don't know what the prognosis is.
31:48
Speaker 5: And so it's a wait and see. And we've got
31:51
Speaker 5: to determine what the next step is. Our challenge from
31:53
Speaker 5: a legislative perspective is right now we're part-time legislators, not
31:56
Speaker 5: in session. And so my hope is after the election,
32:00
Speaker 5: we're able to bring in TDOT, hold a hearing and
32:03
Speaker 5: help bring real accountability to this and walk alongside the
32:07
Speaker 5: governor so this never happens again in our state.
32:09
Speaker 2: Well, here's my thing.
32:10
Speaker 1: If we're keeping her on life support and she has
32:12
Speaker 1: a death sentence and the death sentence didn't work, why
32:16
Speaker 1: are we keeping her on life support?
32:17
Speaker 2: Just pull the plug and.
32:19
Speaker 4: Put this to bed.
32:20
Speaker 8: That's right, Dan.
32:21
Speaker 2: I agree.
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Speaker 8: Thank you.
32:23
Speaker 1: Representing District 14 down there in the great state of Tennessee,
32:26
Speaker 1: Jason Zachary.
32:27
Speaker 2: Thank you, sir, for coming on.
32:28
Speaker 8: Thank you, Dan. Appreciate you.
32:30
Speaker 1: Up next, California GOP gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton destroyed the
32:35
Speaker 1: Democrat running against him last night, Javier Becerra, on a
32:38
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32:42
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Speaker 14: According to your Democrat colleagues, the ones who worked with you,
33:35
Speaker 14: like Susan Rice, who worked with you side by side
33:39
Speaker 14: when you were in the Biden cabinet, she described you
33:42
Speaker 14: as an idiot. She called you ass. Why did Susan Rice,
33:47
Speaker 14: a respected political leader, call you an idiot?
33:51
Speaker 2: Thank you, Steve, for giving me something to chuckle about
33:54
Speaker 2: in politics today. And could you just see Susan Rice?
33:56
Speaker 2: Remember her? I mean, she was a serious, hard-nosed lady
33:58
Speaker 2: working for Obama, calling.
34:00
Speaker 1: That guy Becerra a badass. Anyway, I hope you didn't watch,
34:07
Speaker 1: but I kind of hope you did, only because the
34:09
Speaker 1: debate last night was on CNN. But our friend Steve Hilton,
34:14
Speaker 1: the Republican candidate for California's gubernatorial race, I think crushed that.
34:19
Speaker 1: the career politician, Javier Becerra, last night. Remember the clown
34:23
Speaker 1: that served as HHS secretary under Joe Biden, the clown,
34:27
Speaker 1: the idiot that lost like 350 or 400,000 migrant kids. Now, again,
34:34
Speaker 1: they clashed on every single issue last night, affordability, housing, homelessness, drugs,
34:41
Speaker 1: you name it. But the takeaway, if you didn't watch
34:43
Speaker 1: the debate on CNN, and again, I hope you didn't,
34:45
Speaker 1: we don't want to give them any ratings, but I
34:47
Speaker 1: also want people to see how brilliant Steve is versus
34:50
Speaker 1: this career politician clown, Javier. Becerra manufactured and helped to
34:57
Speaker 1: create with Biden and Kamala that crisis at our southern border.
35:01
Speaker 2: And Hilton called him out on it, as he should.
35:04
Speaker 2: They are responsible for the invasion of our nation over
35:08
Speaker 2: a four-year period where 18 million people came in. Again,
35:12
Speaker 2: hundreds of thousands of kids were lost. Drugs, guns, terrorists
35:15
Speaker 2: poured in, and this clown helped make it happen.
35:21
Speaker 14: You sent thousands of young children directly into the clutches
35:26
Speaker 14: of child sex and labor traffickers. Hundreds of thousands of
35:31
Speaker 14: children that you were responsible for are still missing today.
35:36
Speaker 14: A hundred thousand of them are under 10 years old.
35:41
Speaker 14: So I cannot believe that you haven't apologized, that you
35:46
Speaker 14: have any kind of sense of shame or responsibility for
35:50
Speaker 14: what you did to those children, and you stand here
35:53
Speaker 14: lecturing people about immigration when you treated these most vulnerable children,
35:58
Speaker 14: unaccompanied children, in this way?
36:02
Speaker 8: Those retread Trump talking points.
36:05
Speaker 14: It was the New York Times, and they won a
36:07
Speaker 14: Pulitzer Prize for it.
36:08
Speaker 1: Sorry, Javier, can't blame that one on Trump like you
36:11
Speaker 1: all like to do for everything wrong in California.
36:15
Speaker 2: It's all Trump's fault.
36:16
Speaker 1: Joining me now with reaction to last night's debate, she's
36:19
Speaker 1: an attorney, she's a former DHS spokeswoman, and now she's
36:22
Speaker 1: a senior communications advisor over at Trump Media Technology Group
36:25
Speaker 1: and True Social, our good friend Katie Zachariah, back on
36:28
Speaker 1: the program. I don't know if you could stomach your
36:31
Speaker 1: whole way through that and watching the folks running it, Ms.
36:35
Speaker 1: Dana Bash and Tapper, Jakey over at CNN. But what
36:37
Speaker 1: did you think last night, Katie?
36:39
Speaker 2: Welcome back.
36:40
Speaker 15: Well, first of all, it's so nice to see a
36:43
Speaker 15: Republican holding a Democrat in California accountable, right? We don't
36:47
Speaker 15: get this. The only person who's actually taken to the
36:51
Speaker 15: leadership in California has been President Trump time and time
36:55
Speaker 15: and time again. Vice President Vance with his anti-fraud task
36:59
Speaker 15: force time and time again. But now we have Finally,
37:01
Speaker 15: a gubernatorial candidate who's actually holding Javier Becerra, not just accountable,
37:06
Speaker 15: but on live CNN. I mean, that had to be
37:09
Speaker 15: so embarrassing for Becerra. This is just a Trump talking point.
37:14
Speaker 15: That last part, actually, this is the New York Times
37:17
Speaker 15: and they won a Pulitzer. This is not a Trump
37:19
Speaker 15: talking point. And you're responsible for losing those children. And
37:22
Speaker 15: yet we're going to put you in charge of a
37:24
Speaker 15: state that's already crumbling in infrastructure, that had a wide
37:27
Speaker 15: open border. And what are we going to trust you
37:29
Speaker 15: to do? Run this like you ran HHS into the ground?
37:32
Speaker 15: I mean, this is absolutely would be the nail in
37:36
Speaker 15: the coffin with Becerra in California for California, Dan.
37:40
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, exactly.
37:41
Speaker 1: Look, look, I feel like we've set the bar so
37:46
Speaker 1: low with Newsom. It's like if we get stuck with
37:48
Speaker 1: another darn Democrat and God forbid I please, please, please, Lord,
37:52
Speaker 1: I'm praying for Steve. If we get stuck with Becerra,
37:55
Speaker 1: he's going to be even worse than a Newsom. And
37:58
Speaker 1: forget policy, because we already know where the Democrats are.
38:01
Speaker 1: They're bat-you-know-what crazy. They're socialists now, or they're embracing socialism.
38:05
Speaker 1: But he's just a horrible candidate. The guy's got no charisma.
38:09
Speaker 1: He doesn't have good sound bites. He doesn't do interviews.
38:12
Speaker 1: He's just a horrible candidate. If this guy wins, it's
38:15
Speaker 1: only because California is full of more Democrats than red-blooded
38:19
Speaker 1: patriotic Americans.
38:20
Speaker 2: That's all I'll say.
38:21
Speaker 15: And Dan, I want to add that one of the
38:23
Speaker 15: things that has kept Gavin Newsom somewhat restrained is that
38:27
Speaker 15: he likely wants to run for president. So what has
38:30
Speaker 15: he done? He basically forced a settlement with Paramount. So
38:34
Speaker 15: he knows that if he drove that business, Paramount, which
38:37
Speaker 15: is a huge business, Industry in California if he drew
38:40
Speaker 15: them drove them out of California He would have that
38:43
Speaker 15: on his what his record as he runs for president
38:46
Speaker 15: So he has actually come in a little bit more
38:49
Speaker 15: restrained here Because he wants this he wants to appeal
38:52
Speaker 15: to oh guess what the seven swing states in middle
38:55
Speaker 15: America Yes, he wants to run for president but Sarah
38:58
Speaker 15: does not want to run for president So he would
38:59
Speaker 15: be less restrained and more radical right now.
39:03
Speaker 1: I know he's gonna be worse than Newsom if if
39:05
Speaker 1: if he gets, and I know some of the polls
39:07
Speaker 1: have him up huge double digits, but I don't buy
39:09
Speaker 1: polls because they had Hillary Clinton winning by double digits
39:12
Speaker 1: over Donald J.
39:13
Speaker 2: Trump.
39:13
Speaker 1: I think it was 16 points the week before the
39:15
Speaker 1: election in 2016, so I don't buy those. Speaking of Newsom,
39:18
Speaker 1: I'm so glad you brought him up because I want
39:20
Speaker 1: your reaction to a handful of headlines so folks that
39:23
Speaker 1: either live here or anywhere understand how bad it is
39:26
Speaker 1: under a radical Democrat like a Newsom. So last night
39:29
Speaker 1: on the program, we did a whole segment on artificial
39:32
Speaker 1: intelligence with President Trump just renaming it super intelligence and
39:35
Speaker 1: having that huge meeting with all the tech giants to
39:37
Speaker 1: get everybody on the same page. So like a child
39:40
Speaker 1: on the same day, Newsom signs an executive order for
39:43
Speaker 1: the state of California saying, we will always call AI
39:46
Speaker 1: artificial intelligence and not super. just so he could stick
39:51
Speaker 1: a thorn in the president's side. What a child this
39:55
Speaker 1: 50-some-year-old guy is.
39:56
Speaker 2: Katie?
39:57
Speaker 15: Yeah, and I think it's missing a lot of America here.
39:59
Speaker 4: And you and I probably.
40:01
Speaker 15: Completely appreciate it because we're native Californians or we live
40:04
Speaker 15: here in California. This is the governor of the state
40:08
Speaker 15: that holds Silicon Valley, right? All those guys, Mark Zuckerberg,
40:12
Speaker 15: Elon Musk, these people are all originated from where?
40:16
Speaker 2: Guess what?
40:17
Speaker 15: California. And yet they are there with the president of
40:21
Speaker 15: the United States, signing this as super intelligence, agreeing to it.
40:25
Speaker 15: You know, Jensen Huang, Every single brilliant mind, Anthropic.
40:30
Speaker 2: Who was- Anthropic, NVIDIA, they were all there, I know.
40:32
Speaker 2: What a moron.
40:33
Speaker 15: All of them were there. And yet Gavin Newsom is
40:36
Speaker 15: such a, he has such a tantrum. He's having this
40:38
Speaker 15: little moment as a child of, I'm still gonna call
40:40
Speaker 15: it artificial intelligence. When you think about it, it really
40:44
Speaker 15: is not artificial intelligence that all of this, as President
40:48
Speaker 15: Trump has so coined, is super intelligence, but it's all
40:51
Speaker 15: originated from where? Human ingenuity.
40:53
Speaker 2: There you go.
40:54
Speaker 15: And it's being basically, you know, I'm not going to
40:57
Speaker 15: try to encompass super intelligence, but it's all being put
41:01
Speaker 15: into this super brain. And that is where I think
41:04
Speaker 15: President Trump makes the mark and Gavin Newsom does not.
41:06
Speaker 1: Two more I got to get to real quick, if
41:08
Speaker 1: I can get to them. I talk a lot about
41:10
Speaker 1: the red-green alliance, right? The Democrat socialists are teaming up
41:14
Speaker 1: with the radical Muslims in our nation.
41:16
Speaker 2: Here's one more where they're just kissing up to them.
41:19
Speaker 1: Newsom signed into law that we in California now are
41:24
Speaker 1: going to recognize Muslim state holidays, and they're even looking
41:29
Speaker 1: into effectively being okay with some of the things in
41:32
Speaker 1: Sharia law. I have said this for years on this program.
41:36
Speaker 2: Sharia law.
41:37
Speaker 1: And what most of the radical Muslims out there, I
41:40
Speaker 1: know there's some peaceful ones, but the majority of the
41:42
Speaker 1: ones that want to do America harm, they're already on
41:44
Speaker 1: our soil.
41:45
Speaker 2: This is bad. This is bad news.
41:48
Speaker 15: Texas banned Sharia law and California should do the same.
41:51
Speaker 15: And I want to highlight, Dan, that Good Friday, Easter,
41:56
Speaker 15: so Easter Monday, these are not holidays that Christians get,
41:59
Speaker 15: and so Gavin Newsom has now prioritized Muslim holidays, and
42:02
Speaker 15: even did a secondary Jewish holiday, but this was not
42:07
Speaker 15: the priority for him, it was the Muslim holidays, and
42:09
Speaker 15: that we should have known this was gonna happen when
42:11
Speaker 15: he went to go campaign for Al-Saeed in Michigan.
42:13
Speaker 2: And that guy is radical and scary. Two more, real fast.
42:17
Speaker 2: There's a new bill that the Democrats are trying to
42:19
Speaker 2: push through called AB-1803. This will expand.
42:24
Speaker 1: Harassment prevention training, and pretty much make almost anybody that
42:28
Speaker 1: says they're offended by your speech in California a protected
42:31
Speaker 1: class because they left the verbiage so vague. There's lots
42:34
Speaker 1: of groups out there warning people, if this gets signed
42:36
Speaker 1: by Newsom, which it probably will, then anybody can say,
42:39
Speaker 1: I'm a protected class, and what my coworker says hates speech.
42:41
Speaker 2: Now fire them. This is a bad bill. Your thoughts?
42:45
Speaker 15: Bad bill, and it also just shows how upside down
42:47
Speaker 15: California is. We have the lowest literacy rate in the nation,
42:50
Speaker 15: one of the poorest education systems. highest gas prices, highest
42:54
Speaker 15: energy prices, and what are we focusing on? Creating more
42:56
Speaker 15: classes for more lawsuits that are just going to tie
43:01
Speaker 15: everything up. It's just constant drama from the left Democrats.
43:06
Speaker 1: No kidding. Final one to you. The president made a
43:08
Speaker 1: huge announcement. We know this guy is the energy king.
43:11
Speaker 1: Huge announcement about what Alaska's doing. Yesterday, he had all
43:14
Speaker 1: the Alaska delegation up there, senators, congressmen, talking about this
43:17
Speaker 1: huge pipeline that they're going to be building in connection
43:20
Speaker 1: with South Korea, and then also possibly a huge natural
43:24
Speaker 1: gas pipeline that would help the whole Pacific Rim. So
43:26
Speaker 1: you're talking liberal states like Washington, Oregon, and California. So
43:30
Speaker 1: these governors should be happy about what President Trump's doing,
43:33
Speaker 1: but they're probably not.
43:35
Speaker 2: Your thoughts on that, final one.
43:36
Speaker 15: First question right out of the Oval meeting from a
43:39
Speaker 15: reporter was, how do you explain what's happening in California?
43:41
Speaker 15: And President Trump said, this is a disaster what's happening
43:44
Speaker 15: in California. This pipeline, Dan, this is an 807-mile-long pipeline
43:50
Speaker 15: that will have a terminal connected to it that will
43:52
Speaker 15: service not just Alaska, but the entire Pacific Rim, South Korea, Japan,
43:57
Speaker 15: and a lot of our allies through the Pacific Rim.
44:00
Speaker 15: And this will make us one of the biggest energy exporter.
44:03
Speaker 15: President Trump rightly said this has been a half century
44:06
Speaker 15: in the waiting. And South Korea is now investing $ 54
44:10
Speaker 15: billion into this. This also came with a six gigawatt
44:14
Speaker 15: gas factory in Texas and eight new nuclear power plants.
44:17
Speaker 15: I mean, we are now finally getting back on the
44:19
Speaker 15: cutting edge of energy dominance and independence. And yet California
44:23
Speaker 15: is shutting down all the refineries, all their gas. We
44:26
Speaker 15: could put another terminal outside of California and make lots
44:29
Speaker 15: of money, Dan.
44:30
Speaker 6: Yeah.
44:30
Speaker 1: And with all these moves he's making, as soon as
44:32
Speaker 1: the conflict with Iran is over, and that's why I say, folks,
44:34
Speaker 1: I know you're upset about the gas prices.
44:36
Speaker 2: But we got like 34 days. Don't screw the pooch
44:39
Speaker 2: on this one.
44:40
Speaker 1: With all the moves he's making, fuel and natural gas,
44:43
Speaker 1: all this is going to be so cheap down the
44:45
Speaker 1: road from Venezuela to the Strait to what she just
44:47
Speaker 1: said in Alaska. It is going to come down across
44:50
Speaker 1: the board.
44:51
Speaker 2: Out of time. Katie Zachariah, as always, thank you. Thank you.
44:54
Speaker 2: All right, stick around. Coming up next, we have an update.
44:57
Speaker 2: On the Lindsey Clancy triple murder trial saga, will she
45:02
Speaker 2: face a new trial?
45:03
Speaker 1: Or a prosecutor's going to cut a deal. Plus, her
45:05
Speaker 1: defense attorney is flip-flopping all over the place.
45:08
Speaker 2: Did she do it? Didn't she do it? I mean,
45:10
Speaker 2: this is insane. We'll talk all about it when.
45:12
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45:55
Speaker 16: Hi, my name is Michael Peggy Desronville, also known as
45:58
Speaker 16: the Lone Jorah. I know the whole focus has been
46:02
Speaker 16: on me, but we want to reel everything back and
46:06
Speaker 16: put the focus on the three angels that's at hand.
46:10
Speaker 16: The ones that can't speak for themselves, the ones that
46:13
Speaker 16: can't defend themselves, and the ones that can't fight the battles.
46:17
Speaker 16: And those are Cora, Dawson, and Callan. A little bit
46:22
Speaker 16: about me. I want to thank God for my Catholic faith.
46:28
Speaker 16: I want to thank God for blessing me with the
46:29
Speaker 16: ability to love my daughter. And foremost, I would like
46:35
Speaker 16: to thank everyone, every individual that has supported me throughout
46:40
Speaker 16: this difficult situation.
46:42
Speaker 2: What a brave man coming forward, especially after all the hate,
46:47
Speaker 2: the vitriol. You know who that guy is? That's Michael Desrunville.
46:51
Speaker 1: He's the lone holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy trial.
46:56
Speaker 1: And now he's coming forward, giving an in-person statement because
47:00
Speaker 1: of the probably thousands, if not millions, of attacks he's
47:04
Speaker 1: been receiving on social media. Crazy women out there, the
47:08
Speaker 1: ones that were standing in front of the courthouse with the,
47:10
Speaker 1: we heart Lindsay for killing your three kids.
47:13
Speaker 2: We're so sorry. It was all postpartum. Look, I know
47:16
Speaker 2: I'm a guy. I'm not allowed to weigh in on postpartum.
47:19
Speaker 1: But I've spoken with my wife, who's currently pregnant, and
47:22
Speaker 1: other folks who have had pregnancies. And yeah, they've told
47:26
Speaker 1: me it gets frustrating. You feel weird, all the hormones.
47:29
Speaker 1: You feel out-of-body experiences. But they don't feel like strangling
47:33
Speaker 1: their three children. And so I will support that man.
47:36
Speaker 2: Thank you. I'm tired of people online mocking you and
47:40
Speaker 2: ridiculing and shaming you and giving you death threats because
47:43
Speaker 2: you stood up.
47:45
Speaker 1: For what you believe. You listened to the evidence and
47:48
Speaker 1: you said guilty. In your mind, beyond a reasonable doubt,
47:52
Speaker 1: you're not thinking, oh, she was only insane for the
47:55
Speaker 1: hour or two she was strangling and then went back
47:57
Speaker 1: to normal. No. But get this, according to reports, his
48:01
Speaker 1: attorney now plans to file a formal state bar complaint
48:05
Speaker 1: against Clancy's defense attorney, Kevin Reddington.
48:07
Speaker 2: And I say, good for you, sir. The complaint will.
48:10
Speaker 1: Address public criticism of their client and his filing of
48:15
Speaker 1: a motion targeting their client, including one requesting the judge
48:19
Speaker 1: to investigate him for alleged jury misconduct.
48:23
Speaker 2: Really, Mr.
48:24
Speaker 4: Reddington?
48:25
Speaker 1: Because you didn't get the result you wanted. We had
48:29
Speaker 1: a hung jury because of this one guy who truly
48:31
Speaker 1: believed that she was guilty.
48:34
Speaker 2: And the what?
48:35
Speaker 1: Nine ladies on the jury had no problem right away going, no, no,
48:38
Speaker 1: innocent by reason of insanity. Well, Reddington has called Desseronville
48:45
Speaker 1: an obstructionist. Similarly, the prosecutors from her triple murder trial
48:51
Speaker 1: are addressing some concerns, now seeking a gag order to
48:56
Speaker 1: limit public comment from Clancy's defense attorney.
49:00
Speaker 2: There's Mr. Reddington on the left side of your screen.
49:02
Speaker 1: In a filing on Monday of this week, they argued
49:04
Speaker 1: that Reddington's comments could be prejudice to any new jurors
49:10
Speaker 1: if they retry the case. They also said they want
49:14
Speaker 1: to avoid the carnival atmosphere seen at the last trial.
49:18
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, you guys are right. are all responsible for it.
49:21
Speaker 1: So now this attorney for Lindsey Clancy Reddington is rejecting
49:26
Speaker 1: the allegations that he's been attacking that solo juror.
49:28
Speaker 2: You have, but the damage has already been done. So
49:32
Speaker 2: we'll see what happens with the gag order request. In
49:34
Speaker 2: the meantime, some critical updates on where things stand right now.
49:37
Speaker 2: The prosecution And the defense met.
49:39
Speaker 1: Earlier this week for a status hearing about the old
49:42
Speaker 1: case and the potential for a new one. Reddington, again,
49:46
Speaker 1: that's her attorney, then stunned the court by making a
49:48
Speaker 1: dramatic pivot. In a major shift to try and avoid
49:52
Speaker 1: a retrial, he claimed that prosecutors failed to prove that
49:56
Speaker 1: Clancy actually killed her kids. He told the presiding judge
50:00
Speaker 1: that the case is based on pure speculation, contradicting everything
50:04
Speaker 1: he said in the first trial. He never denied that
50:07
Speaker 1: she did it, he just said that she was insane.
50:09
Speaker 1: But wait a minute, now it's, did they even prove
50:12
Speaker 1: she did it? Watch this flip-floppin'.
50:15
Speaker 4: This is a woman.
50:17
Speaker 6: That did not get The medication did not get the
50:22
Speaker 6: medical treatment that she so deserved.
50:26
Speaker 4: This is a woman that was suffering from.
50:30
Speaker 6: Psychosis at the time that she went down to that basement.
50:36
Speaker 4: Where's the evidence that she did this? Where is the
50:39
Speaker 4: evidence that she did this?
50:41
Speaker 1: Huh? Joining me now to weigh in on this huge flip-flopping,
50:44
Speaker 1: the gag order, and yes, this attorney attacking the lone juror.
50:48
Speaker 1: I've seen him do interviews. Our guest is an attorney,
50:51
Speaker 1: if you didn't know. He's also the host of the
50:53
Speaker 1: David Pollak Primetime Show right here on OAN. David Pollak,
50:57
Speaker 1: back on Real America. All right, David, first, weigh in
51:00
Speaker 1: on the flip-flopping. He was on camera that entire trial.
51:03
Speaker 1: Nobody argued that she didn't do it. Just, was she
51:06
Speaker 1: in her right mind? Now he's trying a new strategy.
51:09
Speaker 1: Did you even prove she did it? We don't even
51:10
Speaker 1: know if she did it. What is this all about, David?
51:13
Speaker 17: I mean, I think he's trying to make the prosecutor's
51:17
Speaker 17: job a little harder on the next trial because the
51:19
Speaker 17: benefit that the prosecution has is they've seen his defense.
51:23
Speaker 17: So any weaknesses in their prosecution, and clearly there were
51:26
Speaker 17: some if 11 of the 12 jurors thought that she
51:28
Speaker 17: was not criminally responsible in this last trial. So the
51:32
Speaker 17: prosecution is going to have an easier time unless the
51:35
Speaker 17: defense changes its strategy, and I think that's what they're
51:38
Speaker 17: doing here. by removing the admission, they're making the prosecution
51:42
Speaker 17: prove now another element of this crime, that she actually
51:45
Speaker 17: did it. And even if you did believe that she
51:48
Speaker 17: did it, that she was criminally responsible, if the jury
51:50
Speaker 17: had a hard time before deciding whether or not she
51:54
Speaker 17: was criminally responsible when she was suffering from some sort
51:58
Speaker 17: of psychotic event, well, then they're going to have an
52:02
Speaker 17: even harder time of overcoming whether or not she did it,
52:05
Speaker 17: which I think they'll be able to do. But then
52:06
Speaker 17: the second element, I think the defense here is just
52:09
Speaker 17: trying to make it harder for a jury to reach
52:11
Speaker 17: a verdict.
52:11
Speaker 1: Let me ask you, because you're the attorney, I don't
52:13
Speaker 1: know how this stuff goes, and I'm not familiar with
52:15
Speaker 1: East Coast law.
52:16
Speaker 2: This is what, in Massachusetts, right? Would a new judge
52:20
Speaker 2: get assigned in this, or if there's a whole new trial?
52:21
Speaker 17: No, it's the same judge.
52:23
Speaker 2: Same judge if they get a whole new trial.
52:24
Speaker 17: It's the same judge.
52:25
Speaker 2: So they just change out the jury, obviously. New jury,
52:27
Speaker 2: and that's it.
52:27
Speaker 6: Yeah.
52:28
Speaker 17: That's a new jury selection, and they'll have a new
52:31
Speaker 17: trial the judge is staying on. I'm not sure if
52:33
Speaker 17: the defense attorney made a motion or not to remove
52:35
Speaker 17: this judge or not, but I doubt they'll move the judge.
52:39
Speaker 17: But yeah, no, they just have to pick a new
52:40
Speaker 17: jury at this point. And they haven't set a date
52:42
Speaker 17: on when that– the next– from what I understand, in November,
52:45
Speaker 17: when they meet again, they're going to then set a
52:47
Speaker 17: trial date, and at that point, they'll figure out what
52:49
Speaker 17: jury selection is going to be. If they go to
52:50
Speaker 17: a trial.
52:51
Speaker 1: Yeah, November 2nd is that next hearing, if you will,
52:55
Speaker 1: or whatever, where they get together with the judge and
52:57
Speaker 1: the attorney discuss if they're going to move forward and
52:59
Speaker 1: when that date will be. So we're probably looking at
53:01
Speaker 1: 2027 before this kicks off again, this circus.
53:04
Speaker 2: This carnival.
53:05
Speaker 1: Do you think there should be a gag order issued
53:07
Speaker 1: next time so the attorneys cannot be out there yakking
53:09
Speaker 1: about people?
53:11
Speaker 17: I can't believe there wasn't a gag order issued to
53:13
Speaker 17: begin with. I think the big problem with this case
53:16
Speaker 17: is there wasn't the media attention surrounding this case at
53:18
Speaker 17: the beginning. And then as the case went on, I
53:21
Speaker 17: think it's a good chance that the press was informed
53:25
Speaker 17: on what was going on to make this a story.
53:28
Speaker 17: But then after the public outcry and the Lindsay Clancy
53:30
Speaker 17: supporters show up, then it became even more important for
53:32
Speaker 17: the gag order. And now it's certainly a much more
53:34
Speaker 17: high-profile case than it was before. So absolutely, you're going
53:37
Speaker 17: to need a gag order. It wouldn't surprise me if
53:39
Speaker 17: the jury in this case is sequestered versus the last
53:41
Speaker 17: one who wasn't. So I think we'll definitely have more
53:44
Speaker 17: protections in place to protect this trial this time around.
53:48
Speaker 1: Final one, I know you got to run, get ready
53:49
Speaker 1: for your show coming up here at 10 p.m.
53:51
Speaker 2: Tonight. Do you think what Mr.
53:54
Speaker 1: Reddington has done to this lone juror, and I love
53:57
Speaker 1: that he came out and stood by his guns and said,
53:59
Speaker 1: I'm a Christian, I'm a Catholic, I'm sticking by it,
54:02
Speaker 1: I think this woman did it, and I'm not changing.
54:04
Speaker 1: Do you think what the attorney did and how he's
54:05
Speaker 1: treated him is right or wrong, and should he face
54:09
Speaker 1: some penalties?
54:10
Speaker 17: The fact that we have this character called the lone
54:13
Speaker 17: juror is the problem in and of itself. This entire
54:15
Speaker 17: persona has been attributed to this juror. The fact that
54:18
Speaker 17: we even know he's a man, a black man, who
54:21
Speaker 17: he is, that is all a failure of the process.
54:23
Speaker 17: These jurors have to remain anonymous. I mean, you have
54:26
Speaker 17: jury tampering laws for a reason, witness intimidation. If you're
54:30
Speaker 17: a juror, and you know what happened to this man,
54:34
Speaker 17: and you're being considered for the jury in this next trial,
54:37
Speaker 17: you're going to think long and hard about whether or
54:39
Speaker 17: not you want to participate in trial because of what
54:42
Speaker 17: happened before. The jurors are never supposed to be leaked
54:45
Speaker 17: to the media. So yes, not only should there be
54:47
Speaker 17: a gag order, but there should be serious ethical violations
54:51
Speaker 17: should any juror be disclosed in the future and potentially
54:55
Speaker 17: we should look into whether or not criminal prosecution is necessary.
54:58
Speaker 17: What happened to this man? It's just horrendous because it
55:02
Speaker 17: put his life at risk, and he didn't want to
55:04
Speaker 17: come out. He was just doing his job, and the
55:05
Speaker 17: rest of these women who ran in front of the
55:07
Speaker 17: cameras to brag about it, all of it's wrong.
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