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5/18/26 -- Dan Ball W/ Lt. Col. Darin Gaub, Thomas Pressly, Scott LoBaido, Victor Avila, David Pollack. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Good Monday evening to you. I'm Dan Ball. Thanks for
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Speaker 1: tuning in, folks. We begin tonight with the conflict in
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Speaker 1: the Middle East. It is another one step forward and
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Speaker 1: probably two steps back. That is the state of the
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Speaker 1: situation between the United States and Iran. Nearly three months
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Speaker 1: after President Trump authorized Operation Epic Fury, the historic decapitation
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Speaker 1: mission that killed the Late Ayatola and addressed the Iranian threat,
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Speaker 1: the conflict, though, remains at an impasse tonight, and a
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Speaker 1: shaky ceasefire is still holding in place, but barely. This
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Speaker 1: as the Strait of har moves effectively remains closed. But
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Speaker 1: is it open? Is it closed? And the diplomatic efforts
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Speaker 1: to try and end this conflict are once and for all.
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Speaker 1: I hate to say, this going nowhere, And it appears
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Speaker 1: military strikes could happen soon again. We've known this, it's
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Speaker 1: been saying, it's on the table. If they won't make
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Speaker 1: a deal, we're gonna start hitting the hell out of them.
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Speaker 1: On top of all this, the window to make a
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Speaker 1: deal seems to be closing, per the Commander in Chief
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Speaker 1: himself and a true social post uploaded just yesterday forty
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Speaker 1: seven wrote this for Iran, the clock is ticking and
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Speaker 1: they better get moving fast or there won't be anything
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Speaker 1: left of them. Time is of the essence, President DJT.
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Speaker 1: So there it is. They're not words we've seen the
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Speaker 1: president act. He of course, is not one of these
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Speaker 1: warmongering past presidents. He does not want an endless war.
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Speaker 1: You've heard him say that. That's why he's giving them
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Speaker 1: so many chances for peace. The Trump ministration has rejected
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Speaker 1: another Iranian proposal though, to end the conflict, per identified
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Speaker 1: unidentified sources, who were then cited by Axios. Now, this
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Speaker 1: comes after President Trump pretty much ripped in to Rany
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Speaker 1: officials for a previous counter proposal about a week ago
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Speaker 1: that he turned down. Trump said the terms of that
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Speaker 1: deal were quote unacceptable. Clearly he thinks this new proposal
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Speaker 1: is just as bad, and we all know what that means.
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Speaker 1: The regime is demanding no concessions on their nukes, because
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Speaker 1: that seems to be the sticking point every single time. Now,
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Speaker 1: the President still giving the regime another chance to make
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Speaker 1: it right this week before he turns on the strikes.
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Speaker 1: Earlier today, Trump told the New York Post he isn't
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Speaker 1: opened to any concessions, and he said that Iran knows
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Speaker 1: what's going to happen soon period. So the big question
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Speaker 1: what will happen next? How will the strikes begin? President
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Speaker 1: Trump said he's not backing down the clock to make
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Speaker 1: the deal. As you saw on that post, is ticking
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Speaker 1: either negotiate or else. That's pretty much the bottom line.
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Speaker 1: Joining us now for more insight into where our troops
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Speaker 1: are strategically, what they're going up possibly to do if
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Speaker 1: the President gives the green light as early as tomorrow
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Speaker 1: or Wednesday. We're hearing US Army veteran blackhaw kilicopter pilot
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Speaker 1: and battalion commander, Retire Lieutenant Colonel Darren gob Back on
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Speaker 1: Bill America. Colonel lies to see you. Okay, it's pretty
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Speaker 1: much on the table. We heard this last week. Then
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Speaker 1: they put a proposal up. We threw another one back.
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Speaker 1: They said no. We said no to theirs. Now today,
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Speaker 1: I guess there was a new proposal, either today or yesterday.
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Speaker 1: Trump says that one's garbage. He's extended the olive branch
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Speaker 1: quite a bit. He's given them a lot of leeway.
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Speaker 1: I know that he doesn't want to start hitting the
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Speaker 1: infrastructure because of the millions of Persians, the actual people
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Speaker 1: who will have to rebuild and pick up the pieces
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Speaker 1: once the regime is toppled. But how long how long
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Speaker 1: do you think he will sit back and let them
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Speaker 1: back and forth tip for tat with these bogus non
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Speaker 1: concessions before he start saying hit them again.
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Speaker 2: And unfortunately, I'd say probably got about a week or less.
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Speaker 2: Trump has definitely given them enough rain, and they could
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Speaker 2: always backpedal and say, you know what, we're this is
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Speaker 2: just not worth it for the sake of Iran and
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Speaker 2: for the people of Persia. But I think the dictators
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Speaker 2: in Iran we've always known, don't care really about the
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Speaker 2: people of Iran in the first place. They care about
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Speaker 2: apocalyptic vision of the world that they want to see
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Speaker 2: become a reality in their mind, and then that's what
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Speaker 2: they're working towards. So therefore the only thing we can
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Speaker 2: speak is in force. And this just feels like once
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Speaker 2: again we're watching one of the worst dances in history,
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Speaker 2: and it's going where we've really always knew it would go,
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Speaker 2: because I Run's not going to give up their pursuit
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Speaker 2: of new because they're not going to give up leverage
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Speaker 2: over the street anyway they can get it, and they're
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Speaker 2: not going to stop pursuing their missile program, and that's
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Speaker 2: just a given. I think we've been more than generous
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Speaker 2: at this point with the clock, and probably to the
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Speaker 2: point of assuming more risks than we really needed to.
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Speaker 2: So I don't think it's going to be much longer,
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Speaker 2: and you'll see something happen, whatever that is.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, what do you know. I kind of was out
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Speaker 1: of the political loop over the weekend, enjoying family time
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Speaker 1: with my wife and did not pay attention what was
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Speaker 1: happening in the Strait. So fill me and my viewers
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Speaker 1: in where do we stand on that? Because, of course,
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Speaker 1: as usual, the propaganda machine from there GC keeps going
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Speaker 1: back and forth. Oh, we're in control, it's open, stuff's moving. No,
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Speaker 1: it's not. Our navy is stopping things. Who's in charge
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Speaker 1: right now? Who's controlling the flow in the strait? Darren?
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Speaker 2: Well, ultimately it's both sides, strangely enough, seeing Ron trying
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Speaker 2: to let people through who they want to let through,
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Speaker 2: but of course us saying yeah, no, they're not going
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Speaker 2: to let them through because that would be part of
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Speaker 2: our strategy is to leave them stuck in the strait too,
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Speaker 2: until Iron comes to the table and does something meaningful.
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Speaker 2: There is a slight uptick in traffic. I suspect there's
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Speaker 2: a little bit of that going on, just because of
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Speaker 2: some of it what a Ros's trying to do with
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Speaker 2: getting people out to get oil to China on various
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Speaker 2: things through false flake charters and all that. But ultimately,
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Speaker 2: my personal opinion is that the leverage that they have
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Speaker 2: over the Strait is a leverage that we're essentially allowing
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Speaker 2: them to have, and we didn't have to, but it
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Speaker 2: was part of the broader strategy of trying to achieve
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Speaker 2: some sort of peace deal. I think we can crack
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Speaker 2: it open if we have to, and I suspect that's
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Speaker 2: going to be a big part of the next moves.
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Speaker 1: Two more for you, real quick, one on this and
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Speaker 1: then one totally separate. How do you think those strikes
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Speaker 1: look if we start back up in a week, We're
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Speaker 1: going to go for the bridges in the infrastructure, like
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Speaker 1: Trump promised.
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Speaker 2: I would suspect there will be infrastructure charters that are
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Speaker 2: directly related to military uses and of furs. It's an
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Speaker 2: industrial terrorism nation, so a bridge or real system that
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Speaker 2: feeds things from China into Iran over land certainly a
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Speaker 2: legitimate target. If you were a leader in Iran, real
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Speaker 2: or imagined, I guess at this point you better probably
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Speaker 2: be pretty deep underground because the person's got eyes on you.
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Speaker 2: So expecting other small commandic control node strikes along with
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Speaker 2: higher level I ER GC, as well as cleaning out
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Speaker 2: identified targets that we've clearly identified over the past weeks
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Speaker 2: that are along the street or can influence the strait,
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Speaker 2: that would be what I would look for. I don't
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Speaker 2: expect a wholesale onslaught of the entire infrastructure of Iran.
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Speaker 2: That would actually be counterproductive.
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Speaker 1: All right, less than a minute left, nothing to do
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Speaker 1: with the strikes and Iran bringing it back home to Idaho.
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Speaker 1: There was an air show over the weekend. You'd being
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Speaker 1: a pilot, I thought you'd weigh in, And I know
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Speaker 1: we have some video of this two I believe F
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Speaker 1: eighteen Navy F eighteens. They're showing the wrong bird there.
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Speaker 1: That bird is the thunderbird, which I believe that's the
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Speaker 1: F sixteen from the Air Force. I should know that,
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Speaker 1: being an old Zuomi, But these were F eighteens. There
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Speaker 1: we go mid air collision during I don't know if
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Speaker 1: this was practicing or during an air show. You probably
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Speaker 1: know more. I did see four canopies. Fully, I hear
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Speaker 1: all four made it, so thank god pilots and copilots
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Speaker 1: made it. Do you have any word on what went wrong?
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Speaker 1: I know these air shows are dangerous, but you hate
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Speaker 1: to see this, Darren.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, too early to know what went wrong, I mean,
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Speaker 2: and I think anybody trying to say absolutely what went
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Speaker 2: wrong at this point is probably getting a little bit
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Speaker 2: too far ahead of any kind of investigation. Now the
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Speaker 2: pilots and crew and the other crew may not even
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Speaker 2: know themselves yet, but just by looking at it, it
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Speaker 2: looks very strange. I'm envisioning a loss of visibility of
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Speaker 2: the secondary aircraft, maybe a loss of power with some settling.
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Speaker 2: It's really hard to say at this point. It's only
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Speaker 2: a day later, but I'm happy that all four did
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Speaker 2: get out in these particular FA teams, of course, were
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Speaker 2: the electronic kind that did have two crew members per
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Speaker 2: rather than one. So to see four canopies right now,
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Speaker 2: that's a win. The rest of it will take its
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Speaker 2: time and we'll hear something in a few months ahead.
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Speaker 1: Gotcha, Retired Lieutenant Colonel Darren Gobs. Always thank you, sir
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Speaker 1: for weigh and appreciate you.
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Speaker 3: Thanks Dan, have a good night.
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Speaker 1: Yep. Still to come here on Real America, the Trump ministration,
9:11
Speaker 1: the CIA, we're told turning up the pressure on drug
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Speaker 1: cartels conducting secret operations in Mexico. This according to CNN.
9:19
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9:22
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9:25
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9:34
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10:25
Speaker 1: on drugs and closing down the border another day, another
10:29
Speaker 1: promise kept by President Trump. Could you imagine, just for
10:33
Speaker 1: a moment, let's sit back. Just think of Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 1: President Harris would have been in charge the last fifteen
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Speaker 1: sixteen months. I'm let that sink in. Think about the border,
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Speaker 1: Think about the human trafficking. Think about the four hundred
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Speaker 1: thousand kids her and Jojo lost, the four years they
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Speaker 1: were in, the fifteen million illegals they let in, the
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Speaker 1: pounds and pounds of and all other drugs they let in,
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Speaker 1: all the gang bangers. Think about that. Think about what
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Speaker 1: four more years of that would have meant. Do you
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Speaker 1: think you'd be as safe in America? Because I can
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Speaker 1: tell you one thing, President Trump is all about keeping
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Speaker 1: America safe. And as we speak, we're being told the
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Speaker 1: Trump administration is now ramping up their efforts to keep
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Speaker 1: more deadly and dangerous drugs off the streets of America.
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Speaker 1: And no, not just by closing the border down by
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Speaker 1: the way, lowest numbers in the history of taking numbers
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Speaker 1: at our border. Not just with striking fifty sixty drug
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Speaker 1: boats right over in the Atlantic and in the Gulf
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Speaker 1: of America, killing a bunch of bad ombres, but also
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Speaker 1: going to the source. So we told you last week
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Speaker 1: he was in China talking with g about trying to
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Speaker 1: stop the fentanyl from getting from China to Mexico. Well,
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Speaker 1: you also got to be in Mexico trying to stop
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Speaker 1: the cartels from then producing it, to it into the
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Speaker 1: street drug and then shipping it up here, whether it's
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Speaker 1: through mules or through tunnels. Well now, in a new
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Speaker 1: exclusive report from CNN says that CIA operatives are secretly
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Speaker 1: going to war against the cartels in Mexico. Several mid
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Speaker 1: level cartel members have been hit in lethal yet secretive
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Speaker 1: campaigns to destroy, dismantle, and quote decapitate cartel networks like
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Speaker 1: the Cineloa. That's one of the worst. Right from raiding
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Speaker 1: some of their meth labs right alongside Mexican investigators to
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Speaker 1: killing cartel figures. The Trump administration has got the pedal
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Speaker 1: to the metal, folks. What did the Biden Harris regime
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Speaker 1: do all the while We're seeing expanded operations inside of
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Speaker 1: our own country. Just over the past weekend, the DEA
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Speaker 1: reportedly arrested a Mexican senator from Sinanola in San Diego.
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Speaker 1: Enrique in Zunza Casarez, fifty three years old, indicted multiple
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Speaker 1: charges in New York, including charges of narco importation conspiracy.
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Speaker 1: They say he could be sendence up to life in
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Speaker 1: prison if convicted. I would say that'd be a nice
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Speaker 1: sentence for him. I think when you deal these drugs
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Speaker 1: that kill hundreds of thousands of Americans every year, I
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Speaker 1: don't know why the hell we don't put them to death.
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Speaker 1: Now there is also a new word that the cartel
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Speaker 1: has been changing its tactics, and that's because we've got
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Speaker 1: the border secure, but they still want to get those
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Speaker 1: drugs in. So joining me now to discuss what the
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Speaker 1: cartel has been doing and what the Trump administration has
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Speaker 1: been doing to shut them down. Retired ice an HSI
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Speaker 1: agent and the Assistant Director of External and Legilative Affairs
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Speaker 1: at the Office of Drug Policy are Pal Victor Ravola
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Speaker 1: back on the program. Victor, Nice to see you again.
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Speaker 1: By the way, thank you so much for setting up
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Speaker 1: that interview with your boss. The drugs are Sarah. Last week.
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Speaker 1: We had a great conversation with her. Got a lot
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Speaker 1: of great feedback. People love to hear from her and
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Speaker 1: you and the department about what you're doing to stop
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Speaker 1: this in our society. It ran rampant for four years
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Speaker 1: under Jojo. I mean, let's be real, Vick, you were
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Speaker 1: on this program countless times right as the border was
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Speaker 1: left wide open. Well, now i'm hearing new reporting that
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Speaker 1: since you'll lock stuff down, the cartel has changed its
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Speaker 1: tactics and is still trying to get those drugs in
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Speaker 1: through other ways. What are those ways and how are
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Speaker 1: you guys stopping them?
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Speaker 4: Great to be back with you, Dan, And by the way,
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Speaker 4: the way that they're doing it is, believe it or not,
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Speaker 4: they're going back to tactics of when I started my
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Speaker 4: career over twenty five years ago, of bringing in the
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Speaker 4: deadly fensanel and other things through the port of entry,
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Speaker 4: smuggling in compartments and vehicles and tires and battery compartments,
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Speaker 4: body carriers, you name it.
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Speaker 3: They're going back.
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Speaker 4: To these old tactics because the last four years they
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Speaker 4: didn't have to do it.
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Speaker 3: They were bringing the most guide a backpack, that's right.
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Speaker 4: And mostly in between the ports of entry which was
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Speaker 4: wide open. But now now because those open areas are
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Speaker 4: now being patrolled, not only by a border patrol by
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Speaker 4: our military. They're going to actually the only source that
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Speaker 4: they can and try to the old schools smuggle it
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Speaker 4: in through the ports of entry. And another point is
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Speaker 4: you're right, the cartels and all these people that you
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Speaker 4: mentioned that came in are still here in the United
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Speaker 4: States and they're still dealing drugs, they're still committing crimes.
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Speaker 3: There's still a big factor.
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Speaker 4: One of the things that the cartels within the US
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Speaker 4: do is they send a lot of weapons back to
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Speaker 4: the US.
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Speaker 3: Mexico talks about.
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Speaker 4: The weapons coming from the US, Well, a lot of
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Speaker 4: it is the actual cartel members having straw purchasers buy
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Speaker 4: these weapons and sending them back to arm the cartel.
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Speaker 4: So we can't ignore the fact and it's not done
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Speaker 4: that even though the border is secure as it is,
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Speaker 4: we still have to deal with the thousands and tens
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Speaker 4: of thousands of illegals and criminal illegals that.
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Speaker 3: The Biden administration led in that are in our country.
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Speaker 1: So I saw a report last week with the your counterparts,
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Speaker 1: and our good friend Ron Vitillo over at CBP was
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Speaker 1: talking with my colleague Chanel Rhon, and there was a
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Speaker 1: report that you said, the old tactics. So in addition
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Speaker 1: to trying to smuggle it in the vehicles and everything
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Speaker 1: else and human bodies to stuff at places, they're going
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Speaker 1: back to digging more tunnels. Did I read that right?
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Speaker 1: I thought before we were doing pretty good with technology
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Speaker 1: at finding these tunnels and shutting them down, filling them
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Speaker 1: in and stopping them. But they're doing new ones I've heard.
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Speaker 4: Yes, yes they are, and the tunnels are sophisticated. Don't
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Speaker 4: think of this one guy with a shovel. This is
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Speaker 4: heavy machinery, engineering, electricity, oxygen, everything through these tunnels and
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Speaker 4: not as the local or places where you thought that.
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Speaker 4: We saw a lot of them in Arizona obviously California border,
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Speaker 4: but now they're moving to places like Oldpasso where we
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Speaker 4: were starting to discover tunnels in that area that we
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Speaker 4: had never seen before. So they're going to try any
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Speaker 4: which way to continue to bring the poison, mostly fentanyl,
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Speaker 4: but let's not forget methanphetamine and many others. But one
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Speaker 4: thing you mentioned that I want to add on is
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Speaker 4: the precursors.
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Speaker 3: Right. You mentioned President Trump being in China.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, those precursors, they continue to make their way to Mexico,
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Speaker 4: the port of Monsanillo, the Port of Los Ato, carl
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Speaker 4: and US. What we want to see in the US
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Speaker 4: is the Mexican enforcement at the ports where the trucks
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Speaker 4: are leaving full of these chemicals that are making it
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Speaker 4: to these labs all over Mexico. That, like you said,
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Speaker 4: it's given an opportunity for the cartels to make the
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Speaker 4: pills and many other substances. So why not start taking
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Speaker 4: them down at the source right there? So, yes, the
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Speaker 4: pedal is to the metal, you know.
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Speaker 1: I remember a couple of years ago I was over
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Speaker 1: interviewing a county sheriff, I think in Yuma, Arizona, and
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Speaker 1: he showed me where that port of entry is there
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Speaker 1: at El Centro, Yuma. I forget what that border is called,
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Speaker 1: but you know the crossing. You know what all Vick,
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Speaker 1: You've been up and down this border for years. But
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Speaker 1: he pointed, as we were driving past the point of
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Speaker 1: entry on my right an old kind of rundown fast
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Speaker 1: food joint, and he said, oh, a few years ago
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Speaker 1: we busted they had tunneled underneath from Mexico in a
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Speaker 1: warehouse on that side where it was like, I mean,
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Speaker 1: they had the assembly line for the drugs and everything
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Speaker 1: down through their tunnel miles and miles, and it popped
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Speaker 1: up in the kitchen like custodial room of a fast
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Speaker 1: food taco stand restaurant, and the owners were in bed
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Speaker 1: with them, and so the guys would just pop up
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Speaker 1: in the middle of the day and walk out with
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Speaker 1: bags of stuff and throw it in the back like
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Speaker 1: they were, you know, throwing out taco shelves or something
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Speaker 1: at a restaurant. I mean, is there something that we
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Speaker 1: can be looking forward to try and go? If you
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Speaker 1: live by the border, keep an eye out for this,
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Speaker 1: because this is how you tell there's a tunnel over
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Speaker 1: here and this is their escape patch. I don't know,
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Speaker 1: I'm seeing movies, but then I hear this is reality.
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Speaker 3: No, this is reality. I've seen these in my career.
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Speaker 4: Yes, they come up in a shack, they come up
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Speaker 4: in a restaurant, they come up in a house, they
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Speaker 4: come up in a warehouse, mechanic shop, you name it.
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Speaker 4: It's not just like we think it open in the
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Speaker 4: open desert area. But it's about technology. It's about the
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Speaker 4: military using the resource that we have. It's about a
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Speaker 4: lot of the drone and counter drone activity that we
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Speaker 4: need in the US.
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Speaker 3: The cartels are highly sophisticated.
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Speaker 4: And using the drone systems many many times over, not
19:14
Speaker 4: only to patrol and gathering intel on our border patrol
19:18
Speaker 4: agents and military and what they're doing, but also to
19:20
Speaker 4: actually carry drugs over and buy drones and dropping them
19:24
Speaker 4: off and having people in the US pick them up.
19:26
Speaker 4: So the technology is what we need to concentrate on.
19:30
Speaker 4: It's not just sensors, it's fiber optics, it's many other things.
19:36
Speaker 4: But the tunnel system is something that we certainly keep
19:39
Speaker 4: an eye on.
19:40
Speaker 1: Final one to you is a simple one, but not
19:42
Speaker 1: that simple because we know the CIA, the company is
19:44
Speaker 1: all secretive. CNN is reporting accurate that the CIA is
19:48
Speaker 1: down there working covertly with Mexican officials to strategically pluck
19:54
Speaker 1: and take out some of these cartel numbers and some
19:57
Speaker 1: of their plants and factories like the Cina Loos.
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Speaker 4: Unfortunately, I won't be able to talk about it.
20:03
Speaker 1: I figured I gotta ask VIC, I gotta ask Yeah,
20:07
Speaker 1: sorry about that, but that that'll that's probably skiff material
20:10
Speaker 1: for me. I was gonna say, either it's past your
20:12
Speaker 1: pay grade or you got told that in a skiff
20:15
Speaker 1: and it's Mum's the word. I got it. I won't
20:17
Speaker 1: press anymore. Victor avelas always, thank you sir for coming on.
20:20
Speaker 1: Appreciate you all right. Coming up next, While the war
20:23
Speaker 1: against drug cartels is heating up thanks to President Trump,
20:26
Speaker 1: the war for control of Congress in states like Virginia, Louisiana,
20:30
Speaker 1: and Alabama are heating up too. Oh yeah, readdistricting fight
20:33
Speaker 1: left and right, back and forth in the courts. Who's
20:36
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20:40
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Speaker 1: conservative talk you can't get anywhere else. Should they redraw
21:24
Speaker 1: map in the next level, I.
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Speaker 5: Would, I mean, it depends I mean, some states don't
21:28
Speaker 5: need to redraw and some do. I mean, I know
21:31
Speaker 5: what the concept of the world, I just haven't seen
21:33
Speaker 5: the result. Uh yeah, I would say generally, I would
21:37
Speaker 5: think that they would want to do it. Some some
21:39
Speaker 5: are greatly helped and some you know, it didn't make
21:41
Speaker 5: much difference. Yeah, I would say they would do that.
21:44
Speaker 1: They have time to do it. That was forty seven
21:46
Speaker 1: right there, reacting about two weeks ago to the Lay's
21:49
Speaker 1: decision made on redissecting at the highest level, and several
21:53
Speaker 1: states of course, Virginia, Alabama, Louisiana. It's all kicked off
21:59
Speaker 1: with what the minute. Texas did their redistricting legally following
22:05
Speaker 1: their state constitution, going through their state legislator. That one
22:09
Speaker 1: got reconfirmed, no problem. Right then you had other states
22:12
Speaker 1: starting to do it in the South, and again those
22:16
Speaker 1: states time and time again. Red states that are doing
22:18
Speaker 1: it properly, whether it's gone to their state Supreme Court
22:21
Speaker 1: or the United States Supreme Court, have been showed justified
22:23
Speaker 1: in what they've done. Unlike the state of Virginia, who,
22:27
Speaker 1: of course, what happened there, their state Supreme Court shot
22:30
Speaker 1: them down, even with some liberal justices on the bench.
22:35
Speaker 1: I mean, here's the deal. These major decisions about the
22:38
Speaker 1: gerrymandering have pretty much thwarted the efforts of Democrats who
22:43
Speaker 1: are trying to gain seats in the midterm elections. Why
22:47
Speaker 1: because they want to take the House back so they
22:49
Speaker 1: can do a couple things, folks. And this is why
22:51
Speaker 1: it's so scary when I hear all these podcasters out
22:55
Speaker 1: there trying to divide MAGA and you know who you are,
22:59
Speaker 1: And I know I've lost some of you faithful viewers
23:01
Speaker 1: and fans over it, but I don't care. I'm trying
23:02
Speaker 1: to give you the gods honest truth. Okay, The stuff
23:05
Speaker 1: that Candice and Carrie Prejean and Tucker and some of
23:07
Speaker 1: these other idiots are doing on social media dividing the
23:10
Speaker 1: movement is scary as hell. And here's why, my friends,
23:14
Speaker 1: if we lose the midterms, you know what the Democrats
23:16
Speaker 1: are gonna do. They're gonna stack the Supreme Court thirteen
23:21
Speaker 1: fifteen seventeen. I don't know, change the rules as they do.
23:25
Speaker 1: They're gonna try and make Puerto Rico and Washington, DC
23:29
Speaker 1: states so they've got more seats, and they're gonna then
23:32
Speaker 1: impeach President Trump. And you can forget about any America
23:35
Speaker 1: First mega agenda. You think we had DEI and an
23:39
Speaker 1: open border and crazy stuff going on while Auto Pen
23:42
Speaker 1: Joe Biden was in. You wait, if they get a
23:44
Speaker 1: Democrat president in and they control the House, it'll be scary, folks.
23:49
Speaker 1: That's why this redistricting matters. We have to hold the House.
23:55
Speaker 1: On Friday, the Supreme Court tossed out an emergency request
23:58
Speaker 1: by Virginia officials to restore that congressional map, the one
24:02
Speaker 1: that would have faded for Democrats, and pretty much canceled
24:05
Speaker 1: out every Republican seat in Virginia. They couldn't let the
24:10
Speaker 1: dogs lie there. I mean, they got a no from
24:12
Speaker 1: their state Supreme Court and they took it to the
24:14
Speaker 1: top Court and they went, yeah, we're not even gonna
24:16
Speaker 1: hear this garbage. The decision now shuts down Democrats' plans
24:20
Speaker 1: to use the new map to pick up as many
24:22
Speaker 1: as four seats out of Virginia. AH too, sad follow
24:26
Speaker 1: the rules. Justices have also sided with Republicans in Alabama
24:30
Speaker 1: and Louisiana, who now hope to redraw their congressional lines
24:33
Speaker 1: to try and harness more GOP seats, which, again, if
24:37
Speaker 1: your state is predominantly made up of conservative voters, and
24:41
Speaker 1: the roles show that, then why wouldn't your districts reflect that.
24:45
Speaker 1: That just makes sense. And oh, by the way, it
24:48
Speaker 1: should only be done along party in political lines, not
24:52
Speaker 1: along racial lines. And that's what the Supreme Court said
24:55
Speaker 1: with Louisiana, right, That's why the governor rightly so said,
24:58
Speaker 1: we got to pause elect for a sec because we've
25:01
Speaker 1: got these districts that are made up on race, not politics.
25:07
Speaker 1: Joining me now weigh in on this whole back and
25:10
Speaker 1: forth left right redistricting. Republican Democrat. He represents the thirty
25:14
Speaker 1: eighth district in the Great State of Louisiana. State Senator
25:18
Speaker 1: Thomas Presley on the program for the first time. Senator,
25:21
Speaker 1: Thanks for joining.
25:23
Speaker 3: Dan, Thank such for me on for sure.
25:24
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, I like that we're winning. And I
25:29
Speaker 1: say we because anybody watched this show knows I'm a
25:31
Speaker 1: diehard America first guy. And I have said this since
25:34
Speaker 1: it all began last summer. When Texas kicked this fight off, right, Thomas,
25:38
Speaker 1: it was all, oh my god, Texas is breaking the
25:41
Speaker 1: rules and they're going to stack the house and Democrats
25:43
Speaker 1: are getting screwed. Well, all the courts in the land
25:46
Speaker 1: said Texas was fine. And then when other red states
25:48
Speaker 1: started doing it, you saw California lie to their viewers
25:51
Speaker 1: or their voters with Prop fifty. I was part of
25:54
Speaker 1: that out here. I live here. I saw how they
25:56
Speaker 1: lied to people. I hope that one gets overturned. Virginia,
25:59
Speaker 1: as I stated, just got over. But now you've got Tennessee,
26:01
Speaker 1: Alabama and your state way in my friend.
26:04
Speaker 3: Yeah.
26:05
Speaker 6: Louisiana, we were actually told by the Supreme Court that
26:07
Speaker 6: we had to draw new lines. The Supreme Court case
26:10
Speaker 6: and Calais said, you know, we cannot draw based on race.
26:15
Speaker 6: We had a four to two map in Louisiana which
26:17
Speaker 6: was brought in in twenty twenty four because a federal
26:21
Speaker 6: judge and activist federal judge told us that we had
26:23
Speaker 6: to redraw our lines or she was going to do
26:24
Speaker 6: it for us. So we went in and changed the
26:27
Speaker 6: lines made of four to two. It was purely based
26:30
Speaker 6: on race. We actually played connect the dots between population
26:33
Speaker 6: masses of African Americans in the state, which I voted against.
26:37
Speaker 6: I believe that was the wrong way to do it.
26:38
Speaker 6: I think we should go look at regional commonalities and
26:41
Speaker 6: things that are important to our constituents. So we're basically
26:45
Speaker 6: going back to what we had in twenty twenty two,
26:47
Speaker 6: a five to one map, which is based on regional commonalities,
26:51
Speaker 6: things that matter. I'm in the fourth congressional district, which
26:54
Speaker 6: is Speaker Johnson's district. It's in oil and gas area,
26:59
Speaker 6: and we go down on the western side of the
27:01
Speaker 6: state where we're exporting more natural gas than anywhere else
27:05
Speaker 6: in the country. It's a vitally important aspect to our state,
27:09
Speaker 6: our local economy as well where we have the hanes
27:12
Speaker 6: Will shale up in the northwest corner of the state.
27:14
Speaker 6: So we're excited about this map. We passed it out
27:17
Speaker 6: of the state Senate on Thursday. It's over on the
27:19
Speaker 6: House side, and we believe that we'll have a bill
27:21
Speaker 6: to the Governor's desk hopefully early next week.
27:23
Speaker 1: Love hearing that. Okay, so did you tell you sorry,
27:26
Speaker 1: I'm trying to take all that in. You say, four
27:27
Speaker 1: to one is what you think will get redrawn to
27:30
Speaker 1: or fourth.
27:30
Speaker 3: We think we'll have five to one.
27:33
Speaker 6: We currently have four to two, which is a gerrymandered
27:36
Speaker 6: second district. The first five to one gets us five
27:41
Speaker 6: solid Republican districts. Which I think is important in the
27:44
Speaker 6: great state of Louisiana.
27:45
Speaker 1: Well, what's really blue down there? New Orleans and some
27:48
Speaker 1: areas of Baton Rouge. Everything else got to be conservative
27:50
Speaker 1: as heck in Louisiana.
27:52
Speaker 3: That's correct.
27:53
Speaker 6: And what you saw with the second district that was
27:56
Speaker 6: created because of the activist federal judge was we had
27:59
Speaker 6: to play connect the dots between urban centers. So you
28:02
Speaker 6: came from bat Rouge to Lafayettelexandria to Naketish to Strike.
28:07
Speaker 1: They were hopping around specifically, specifically looking for neighborhoods that
28:12
Speaker 1: they thought would be heavily and say now we've created
28:14
Speaker 1: one because look, we hodge podge together some neighborhoods to
28:18
Speaker 1: say here is a dominant blue district, when in fact,
28:21
Speaker 1: how you normally draw lines it was anything, but I
28:24
Speaker 1: got a quick clip I wanted to show you, Thomas.
28:26
Speaker 1: I think this is a voter very upset about the
28:29
Speaker 1: Supreme Court's decision. And again what the Supreme Court said
28:33
Speaker 1: makes a lot of sense to me. You don't draw
28:35
Speaker 1: lines over race. It's supposed to be over political commonalities,
28:40
Speaker 1: like things you have in common with your neighbors. Politically,
28:44
Speaker 1: those are in this district and then the ones that
28:46
Speaker 1: are more conservative are in.
28:47
Speaker 7: That roll that clip with you, and the people that's
28:49
Speaker 7: younger than y'all don't support none of his racism that
28:52
Speaker 7: y'all want. The Maga Party is the last breath of
28:56
Speaker 7: the Confederacy, and I'll be happy to see millennials and
28:59
Speaker 7: GenZ bury all there.
29:01
Speaker 1: Will be no more of your party. The Metim's gonna come.
29:04
Speaker 8: Y'all gonna get wiped out.
29:06
Speaker 7: Trump googie dragged out of the White House, and I'm
29:09
Speaker 7: gona love every second of it.
29:11
Speaker 1: Well, that seems a little racist and extreme. Your thoughts
29:15
Speaker 1: on that very angry, upset person, who I guess is
29:18
Speaker 1: okay with racist lines.
29:22
Speaker 6: No question, that seemed extreme. As a millennial, I'm offended
29:26
Speaker 6: by that language and that viewpoint. I think Louisiana has
29:30
Speaker 6: has said, regardless of where we are on the generational spectrum,
29:34
Speaker 6: that we want commonalities in our districts and we want
29:37
Speaker 6: to make sure that we're doing everything we can to
29:39
Speaker 6: keep the Republicans elected in Washington based on party. This
29:44
Speaker 6: bill dealing with our new maps has absolutely nothing to
29:48
Speaker 6: do with race. It has to do with political parties.
29:50
Speaker 6: It has to do with commonalities of interest. It has
29:53
Speaker 6: to do with making sure that Louisiana is doing exactly
29:56
Speaker 6: what we should do with redistricting, which is not basing
29:59
Speaker 6: it on re I.
30:00
Speaker 1: Mean, it makes a lot of sense to me. Just
30:02
Speaker 1: want to know if you wanted to weigh in, last
30:03
Speaker 1: question to you on the Senate race with Cassidy, and
30:07
Speaker 1: looks like out of those three Republican candidates there, whoops,
30:11
Speaker 1: good old Bill got the bump your thoughts.
30:15
Speaker 6: That's exactly right, That's exactly right. So Senator Cassidy got
30:18
Speaker 6: twenty five percent of the vote, the state treasurer got
30:22
Speaker 6: twenty eight percent of the vote, and he's fit headed
30:25
Speaker 6: to a runoff in the Republican primary with Julia Letlow,
30:29
Speaker 6: Congresswoman let Loo, who has forty five percent of the vote.
30:31
Speaker 6: I'm a supporter of Julia let Loo.
30:33
Speaker 3: I think she would do a.
30:34
Speaker 6: Tremendous job in the United States Senate. President Trump has
30:38
Speaker 6: already endorsed Julia, and we're excited for the race come
30:42
Speaker 6: June for that primary, and obviously we believe that we
30:45
Speaker 6: can hold it as a Republican and a real Republican
30:48
Speaker 6: seat come November.
30:49
Speaker 1: You know, that's interesting you said that, I'm just going
30:51
Speaker 1: to end with this side note, Thomas, that the Trump
30:54
Speaker 1: back candidate got a huge double portion of the vote
30:58
Speaker 1: of the incumbent, almost double. And you have folks out
31:02
Speaker 1: there claiming Maga is dead, president Trump's endorsements dead, there,
31:06
Speaker 1: of course looking at Kentucky's race tomorrow with Massey and
31:09
Speaker 1: gall Rain claiming that Trump's power is dead. Well, what
31:13
Speaker 1: happened Indiana a couple of weeks ago. To those folks
31:15
Speaker 1: that wouldn't redistrict what happened to mister Cassidy in your state,
31:18
Speaker 1: I would say, mega, and President Trump is doing just fine,
31:21
Speaker 1: And a couple Pannikins should sit back down in their
31:24
Speaker 1: cheap seats and shut the hell up. Thomas, thank you
31:27
Speaker 1: so much for coming on. Appreciate it.
31:28
Speaker 3: Thanks so much for having me on.
31:30
Speaker 1: Thank you, senator. All righty up, next Colorado election. Clartina
31:34
Speaker 1: Peters remember her wrongfully imprisoned for years for what trying
31:39
Speaker 1: to attempt to preserve the twenty twenty election results in
31:43
Speaker 1: her county because she felt like something stunk in Denmark,
31:47
Speaker 1: so they throw away the key and lock her up
31:50
Speaker 1: forever while she's battling cancer. Well, guess what, Finally the
31:54
Speaker 1: new governor a Democrat is that right of Colorado decides
31:58
Speaker 1: to commute her ridiculous set and she could be out
32:01
Speaker 1: in like a month. It's about time attorney and OAN
32:06
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32:08
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Speaker 9: Me with the governor that won't allow our wonderful Tina
32:56
Speaker 9: to come out of a jail, in a high intensity
32:59
Speaker 9: jail because she caught people cheating on an election that
33:03
Speaker 9: they said she was cheating. She wasn't cheating. She went
33:06
Speaker 9: over she looked at one of the election scams going on,
33:12
Speaker 9: and because she did that, they put her in jail
33:15
Speaker 9: for nine years.
33:17
Speaker 1: Ridiculous. That was President Trump last December weighing in h
33:21
Speaker 1: on what happened to Tina Peters, and thank goodness this
33:25
Speaker 1: past Friday, and I don't get this, but maybe it
33:28
Speaker 1: was pressure from President Trump, but Colorado's Governor Jared Poulos
33:32
Speaker 1: has decided out of the blue to grant mercy on
33:36
Speaker 1: the gold star mother that was imprisoned for standing up
33:40
Speaker 1: to voter fraud in the twenty twenty election. Nine years
33:43
Speaker 1: they gave her. What a croc. Tina Peters, who has
33:47
Speaker 1: been in poor health for years now, she's been battling cancer,
33:50
Speaker 1: had no prior criminal history, yet they sentenced her to
33:54
Speaker 1: nine years of hard labor in a state prison after,
33:58
Speaker 1: I believe opinion, she was convicted fraudulently of trying to
34:03
Speaker 1: preserve election system data and they said, you can't do that.
34:08
Speaker 1: She was a county clerk. She saw what these she
34:11
Speaker 1: thought was problems, discrepancies issues. And most states, folks, after
34:16
Speaker 1: twenty four months, most states destroy the information because they
34:21
Speaker 1: don't have room to store it. She was preserving it
34:25
Speaker 1: because she truly believed it was fraudulent. What is wrong
34:29
Speaker 1: with that? And you don't throw a grandmother, a gold
34:32
Speaker 1: star grandmother battling cancer in prison for nine years because
34:36
Speaker 1: of that for what you thought was a white collar crime.
34:41
Speaker 1: But the good news, finally Peters could be released as
34:45
Speaker 1: early as June first, with time served and her sentence
34:49
Speaker 1: commuted and reduced. Now, Governor Polos a far left democrat,
34:57
Speaker 1: I guess I don't know either. He got pressure. He
35:00
Speaker 1: woke up one day and went, Okay, this mom, this
35:02
Speaker 1: grandma of this poor woman rotten away. This was a
35:05
Speaker 1: crime that deserved that. No, it didn't, and he did
35:09
Speaker 1: the right thing. And for that. I don't give democrats
35:12
Speaker 1: a lot of kudos on this program, but I'll give
35:15
Speaker 1: him a little credit, thank you, Governor. It's about time
35:18
Speaker 1: somebody stood up and did something right for a Trump supporter,
35:22
Speaker 1: because usually when a Trump supporters accused of something, let's
35:26
Speaker 1: be real, Democrats throw them under the bus, even if
35:29
Speaker 1: the claims are as false as hell. They don't care.
35:33
Speaker 1: Supporters of Peter's claim this was never a case of tampering.
35:38
Speaker 1: She was just arguing for transparency, you know what I'm saying.
35:44
Speaker 1: But no, it was a witch hunt, that's all it was.
35:46
Speaker 1: They wanted to punish her because she wouldn't go along
35:49
Speaker 1: with it. They wanted her to validate the election. She
35:52
Speaker 1: didn't think it was valid, so she didn't. Despite Presidents
35:56
Speaker 1: Sleepy Joe Biden quote unquote winning winning the election, the
36:00
Speaker 1: radical left prosecutors still did everything they could to take
36:05
Speaker 1: this gold star gramma and throw the book at her Polus.
36:12
Speaker 1: The governor denies that commuting her sentence was an attempt
36:16
Speaker 1: to appease to President Trump to try and get in
36:19
Speaker 1: his good graces. Maybe it was, hey, take it where
36:22
Speaker 1: you can get it, he says, though the reason he
36:26
Speaker 1: granted the clemency was because Peters was a first time
36:29
Speaker 1: non violent offender who was given, in his words, quote
36:34
Speaker 1: an unusually harsh sentence.
36:36
Speaker 10: You think fundamentally she deserves time, and she committed four felonies.
36:41
Speaker 10: Those are going to stay on her record. We're continuing
36:44
Speaker 10: to fight the president's bogus attempt to pardon her in court.
36:47
Speaker 10: But the truth of the matter is that her speech, meaning,
36:51
Speaker 10: her conspiratory beliefs and what she believes in is are
36:53
Speaker 10: certainly an athod and to me and most of your
36:55
Speaker 10: viewers and I strongly disagree with but those are not
36:57
Speaker 10: the basis and should not be the basis for a
37:00
Speaker 10: longer sentence than somebody would normally get for this crime,
37:03
Speaker 10: and that's really what the sentence reduction is all about.
37:07
Speaker 1: All righty joining me now for reaction to this clemency.
37:10
Speaker 1: He is the host of David Pollock Prime Time right
37:13
Speaker 1: before this show on the One America News Network, and
37:15
Speaker 1: he's also an attorney and a friend of mine. David
37:17
Speaker 1: Pollock joining us in studio. David, you and I every
37:21
Speaker 1: now and then in crossing in the hallways, we've brought
37:23
Speaker 1: up Tina's name and then like, you know, what have
37:25
Speaker 1: you heard? How's Tina doing? Are we getting Tina out?
37:28
Speaker 1: And of course I know you've lobbied for her on
37:31
Speaker 1: your show on social media, so have I. I've lobbied
37:33
Speaker 1: the White House. And again, this was a state crime.
37:37
Speaker 1: I don't want to call it a crime. There was
37:38
Speaker 1: a crime committed, but this was a state offense that
37:41
Speaker 1: the Secretary of State really wanted to hammer her on,
37:43
Speaker 1: that old Jenna Griswold gal and so Trump and the
37:48
Speaker 1: Feds couldn't really do anything about it. They could put pressure,
37:51
Speaker 1: but they couldn't get her out. Why do you think
37:53
Speaker 1: all of a sudden the new governor of Colorado Polus
37:56
Speaker 1: went Okay, I'm gonna let a gold star gramdma who
38:00
Speaker 1: never even you know, violated probably like the speeding laws
38:05
Speaker 1: nine years.
38:07
Speaker 11: What do you think, because he's about to be embarrassed
38:09
Speaker 11: because the depellent court ruled that her sentence needed to
38:11
Speaker 11: be vacated and she needed to be re sentenced because
38:13
Speaker 11: they were considering her political speech as a factor in
38:15
Speaker 11: giving her a nine year sentence, a sentence that was
38:17
Speaker 11: unusually long for a first time offender, as you pointed out,
38:21
Speaker 11: a gold star grandma. And so I think in order
38:23
Speaker 11: to avoid embarrassment, that the trial court would have to
38:27
Speaker 11: re sentence her and potentially time already served. I think
38:30
Speaker 11: that he didn't have a choice, and he's tried to
38:32
Speaker 11: get ahead of it and made it seem like he
38:34
Speaker 11: was compassionate, when in reality, she was a victim of.
38:38
Speaker 3: What I believe was just political punishment.
38:41
Speaker 1: She got put in there about what almost four years
38:43
Speaker 1: ago now, almost.
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Speaker 11: Four and a half years of a nine year sentence,
38:46
Speaker 11: And they're saying now, they're saying now, they're saying is
38:49
Speaker 11: because the sentence was unusually harsh.
38:51
Speaker 1: Well where were you four years ago? That everyone asked, Okay,
38:54
Speaker 1: so when did he win office? Was he in when
38:57
Speaker 1: I got a double check. Was he in when she
38:59
Speaker 1: got sentenced? Don't know in twenty two I mean four years,
39:02
Speaker 1: two terms he's been in two. Yeah, he would have been,
39:04
Speaker 1: was he The gov? Guys like, why did he say something? Then?
39:07
Speaker 3: Why didn't this exactly right?
39:09
Speaker 11: The timing of this has everything to do with the
39:10
Speaker 11: April I think it was April six, the Pellant court
39:12
Speaker 11: decision saying that her sentence needed to be vacated, So just.
39:15
Speaker 1: A month ago. So he knew he was going to
39:17
Speaker 1: get egg on his face soon and this was really
39:19
Speaker 1: that's why.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, and look the lower court, what is the lower
39:21
Speaker 8: court judge going to do now?
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Speaker 11: Arguably the trial court judge could have re sentenced her
39:25
Speaker 11: to five or six years, and so the argument is
39:28
Speaker 11: going to be, well, she could have gotten six years,
39:30
Speaker 11: so I'm doing her favorite. The reality is most first
39:32
Speaker 11: time offenders for non violent crimes get probation, maybe if
39:35
Speaker 11: you write jail, not a year.
39:36
Speaker 1: A white collar election crime, which again it's not a crime.
39:40
Speaker 1: When she's the clerk, it's not like you or I
39:43
Speaker 1: have nothing to do with the election process, went into
39:45
Speaker 1: the building and said give me these ballots, and stole
39:47
Speaker 1: ballots and run into machines and said give me these
39:49
Speaker 1: chips and I'm saving all the data and we have
39:51
Speaker 1: nothing to do.
39:52
Speaker 11: She was the clerk, right, and when she she thought
39:54
Speaker 11: there was an issue with the elections, you might preserve
39:57
Speaker 11: the proof and they were going to do a software
39:59
Speaker 11: update and have all been deleted, and so she let
40:01
Speaker 11: somebody in to preserve the data. And that's what's so
40:05
Speaker 11: interesting about this. She was just trying to preserve election integrity.
40:08
Speaker 11: They said she was a risk to election integrity, and
40:11
Speaker 11: they used that as the basis in which his sentence
40:12
Speaker 11: her for nine years, yes, which is clearly it was
40:15
Speaker 11: clearly a political hit job. Just like anybody who questioned
40:18
Speaker 11: anything I'd do with the election, they were automatically thrown
40:20
Speaker 11: off line, discredited, prosecuted. And yet again we're finding out
40:24
Speaker 11: later and what is going to be the penalty for
40:26
Speaker 11: the people who politically prosecute her?
40:28
Speaker 3: If nothing?
40:28
Speaker 11: Okay, fine, well you're not even gonna have to redo
40:30
Speaker 11: your verse.
40:30
Speaker 1: Let's talk about that piece of trash, because so my
40:33
Speaker 1: team just said that Polus has been in since eighteen,
40:36
Speaker 1: so obviously he was there. He witnessed the twenty twenty election.
40:39
Speaker 1: He heard who Tina Peters was when all this started
40:42
Speaker 1: coming down on her in twenty one. Okay, you know
40:44
Speaker 1: who was behind all this besides the crooked in my opinion,
40:48
Speaker 1: the crooked prosecutor that actually took this case, the Secretary
40:51
Speaker 1: of State over there, Jenna Griswold.
40:53
Speaker 6: Right.
40:53
Speaker 1: So, the minute the governor came out Friday and said
40:56
Speaker 1: he was going to commute Tina's sentence, she had to
40:58
Speaker 1: jump on CNN and they had to ask her what
41:00
Speaker 1: do you think about Tina getting out and instead of
41:03
Speaker 1: going yet was the right thing to do? She's sick,
41:06
Speaker 1: dying with cancer, she's already served four and a half years. No,
41:09
Speaker 1: this woman goes on CNN and has the audacity to say.
41:12
Speaker 12: This, Well, overall, I think this is the wrong decision,
41:16
Speaker 12: and it's a gross injustice to our elections, our democracy,
41:20
Speaker 12: and election officials across this country. And frankly, Tina Peter's
41:25
Speaker 12: actions has everything to do with the twenty twenty election.
41:29
Speaker 12: The governor is correct that she facilitated the compromising of
41:33
Speaker 12: voting equipment during twenty twenty one, but make no mistake,
41:37
Speaker 12: the intent of her work was to try to prove
41:39
Speaker 12: Trump's big lie.
41:42
Speaker 1: First of all, I don't trust people whose eyes look
41:45
Speaker 1: like this all the time and don't blink. Okay, miss Griswold,
41:48
Speaker 1: I don't trust you. She's doubling down. Bro, She's Tina
41:53
Speaker 1: Peter's a threat to democracy. She shouldn't even been working
41:56
Speaker 1: on this. Why would she even get involved? Okay, you're
41:59
Speaker 1: going again that your governor. You know that, right, missus Griswold.
42:02
Speaker 1: He just issued the computation for her sentence, and you're
42:06
Speaker 1: going on national TV and going against your GUV. I
42:08
Speaker 1: don't think that's a politically smart.
42:10
Speaker 11: So she's not going against the governor. She's just stating
42:13
Speaker 11: what the governor probably still believes. I don't think anybody
42:16
Speaker 11: is buying this clemency argument after four years.
42:18
Speaker 8: I'm sorry.
42:19
Speaker 1: I think what she's saying.
42:20
Speaker 11: Is exactly what the governor probably feels. What she's saying
42:23
Speaker 11: is exactly what the trial judge was feeling when he sentenced.
42:25
Speaker 1: Her to nine years.
42:27
Speaker 11: These people hated her and they wanted her to suffer
42:30
Speaker 11: because God forbid, she had had the courage to ask
42:33
Speaker 11: a question, and as a result, she spent four out
42:36
Speaker 11: of her last of her last however many years she
42:39
Speaker 11: has with this cancer diagnoses in jail because these people
42:42
Speaker 11: hated her politically discuss I think, I think, and I
42:45
Speaker 11: hope and I think this is why they're doing it.
42:47
Speaker 11: I wish Tina Peters had some sort of recourse that
42:49
Speaker 11: she could sue or do something. But now with this clemency,
42:53
Speaker 11: I mean, I think it was a really clever move
42:55
Speaker 11: by a really stupid governor.
42:58
Speaker 1: Yeah, makes sense. Now she can't sue. And I I
43:00
Speaker 1: wonder if President Trump happened to call that governor and
43:02
Speaker 1: had some pressure, like, hey, you know that funding we're
43:05
Speaker 1: looking at withdraw and everything else, we can start holding
43:08
Speaker 1: back the federal purse strings. Let's be letting Tina out.
43:11
Speaker 1: Who knows, who knows what? George, that's amazing thing. I
43:15
Speaker 1: can't wait to chat with her when she gets out,
43:16
Speaker 1: because we had her on the program years and years ago,
43:19
Speaker 1: right after the election. David. Check out his show. It
43:22
Speaker 1: is David Pollock, Prime Time every night at seven. Right
43:25
Speaker 1: before this show. Thank you, my friend, thank you, I
43:27
Speaker 1: appreciate you. All Right, straight ahead, unveiling a masterpiece in
43:32
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43:36
Speaker 1: the big reveal. Our friend Uncle Scotty Lobato was added
43:38
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43:41
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43:47
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Speaker 13: The artist that is successful is the artist that can
44:35
Speaker 13: capture the emotions of his village.
44:40
Speaker 8: Here and my sculpture that I created is a gift.
44:45
Speaker 13: To the Mayor Man Dandy of New York, and it
44:49
Speaker 13: also a gift from the people of New York.
44:53
Speaker 1: I give you go a nice little subtle piece of artwork.
45:14
Speaker 1: Kicking off our Patriot Report tonight, Oh Uncle Scotti never
45:20
Speaker 1: ceases to amaze me. In Tonight's Patriot Report, We're taking
45:24
Speaker 1: you back to where else the Big Apple to check
45:27
Speaker 1: in with our friend artist Conservative activist and patriot Scott Lobato,
45:31
Speaker 1: as you just viewed right there in that viral video,
45:34
Speaker 1: old uncle Scotti was out doing what he does best,
45:38
Speaker 1: using his art to convey a message and also to
45:43
Speaker 1: create some civil discussion about politics or certain politicians. If
45:50
Speaker 1: you've watched the show for any amount of time, you
45:52
Speaker 1: know that Scott and myself are no fans of New
45:56
Speaker 1: York's new radical socialist Muslim Mayre Mi Zoe Ran Maam Danny.
46:02
Speaker 1: And so with that, Scott Lobato joins us once again
46:06
Speaker 1: to talk about his latest masterpiece that he just unveiled
46:10
Speaker 1: in the Big Apple. Scott, nice to see you again.
46:13
Speaker 1: How you doing, my friend, good man.
46:16
Speaker 13: It's nothing like concluding a great work of art and
46:19
Speaker 13: getting it out to the public.
46:21
Speaker 8: If you know, before, I'm back in the day before
46:24
Speaker 8: TV and.
46:25
Speaker 13: Cell phones and electricity, the artist was the deliverer of messages.
46:32
Speaker 8: He had the tools to.
46:34
Speaker 13: Quickly render, whether it be sculpting or painting or sketching,
46:39
Speaker 13: the news of the day, the feeling of the community.
46:42
Speaker 8: Right and here I am. I am just a mere
46:45
Speaker 8: messenger pretty much. That's all I am.
46:48
Speaker 13: Dan just deliver the message of what the villagees are
46:51
Speaker 13: feeling at this very moment in New York City.
46:54
Speaker 1: Aha. And let me once again just to remind folks
46:58
Speaker 1: in case they missed what that clear message was you
47:01
Speaker 1: were trying to send to Mayor Zoan, ma'am Danny, can
47:05
Speaker 1: we roll that again? As Scott and I kind of
47:07
Speaker 1: walked through this because I'd like to see it again myself.
47:10
Speaker 1: So let's play that video. You can keep the sound down.
47:13
Speaker 1: I just want to see the artwork. And I noticed
47:16
Speaker 1: something I think on the pedestal the base of the
47:19
Speaker 1: artwork was there a number one ten next to the
47:24
Speaker 1: colorful word in Italian, which I will let people go
47:28
Speaker 1: google what that means if they're not Italian, or if
47:32
Speaker 1: you can give us the PG. Thirteen version of what
47:34
Speaker 1: that means. But anyway, Scott, first of all, one ten.
47:39
Speaker 1: Second of all, I know what that Italian word is.
47:42
Speaker 1: You fill them in in a kid friendly version way.
47:46
Speaker 13: Well, if you remember it was a mayor man Dandy
47:50
Speaker 13: who gave the statue of Columbus the middle thing, if
47:54
Speaker 13: you remember that, which pretty much told all of us
47:57
Speaker 13: Italians to about fungola.
48:00
Speaker 8: Which is Italian for.
48:04
Speaker 1: To screw off you.
48:06
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, the number one ten actually is very subtle.
48:09
Speaker 13: It's on the bottom of the sculpture that I created
48:12
Speaker 13: of the hand, and it's just a very simple tribute
48:16
Speaker 13: to a fallen officer, if you remember detective now Detective Diller,
48:22
Speaker 13: who was killed in a line of duty by a
48:24
Speaker 13: repeat offender. And I put that on there to represent
48:28
Speaker 13: the feeling of just about every single member of the
48:31
Speaker 13: NYPD and what they feel and how they feel about
48:35
Speaker 13: this particular Maya. So that big, you know, f you
48:40
Speaker 13: to the city is a gift from all New Yorkers,
48:42
Speaker 13: and that includes a great the greatest police force in
48:45
Speaker 13: the world, the NYPD, because every Maya, the last three mayas,
48:49
Speaker 13: have treated the police department worse and worse, and now
48:53
Speaker 13: this guy is the icing on a cake.
48:55
Speaker 1: So we could say, in this piece of artwork, where
48:59
Speaker 1: you're displaying your feelings through your art, it's not only
49:03
Speaker 1: as an artist disagreeing with his politics, but also because
49:08
Speaker 1: of what he did to that statue with Columbus and you,
49:10
Speaker 1: being Sicilian, you were sending a message from your people
49:15
Speaker 1: as well. Since he decided to give a nice big
49:17
Speaker 1: middle finger to Columbus and Italians, you thought you'd return
49:21
Speaker 1: the favor.
49:23
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's the famous.
49:26
Speaker 1: F me.
49:27
Speaker 13: I don't think so, f you, and I speak for
49:30
Speaker 13: not only Italians, but many Jews, many Blacks in his community, Asians,
49:37
Speaker 13: you name it that people.
49:39
Speaker 8: I'm finally getting to see the beauty.
49:41
Speaker 13: And I mentioned the last time I was on your show,
49:43
Speaker 13: the medicine that is being tasted by these folks who
49:47
Speaker 13: voted to him. They're getting the short end to the stick,
49:50
Speaker 13: and I am enjoying it, sitting back eating my popcorn
49:53
Speaker 13: because eventually this.
49:54
Speaker 8: May man dandy is not going to last to the
49:57
Speaker 8: end of his four years.
49:59
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm amazed people haven't really started uprising and standard
50:03
Speaker 1: there protesting out in front of Give it time, Gracie man.
50:06
Speaker 1: You brought up the Jewish community, the black community, the
50:09
Speaker 1: Hispanic community, like I think Americans in general, watching a
50:13
Speaker 1: mayor like this theory is what a clown watching a
50:16
Speaker 1: mayor like this one go back on all of his
50:19
Speaker 1: promises he made to the socialist voters. Hey, free this,
50:22
Speaker 1: free that. Yeah, you can't do free when you're kicking
50:24
Speaker 1: rich people out. And then also the fact that he's
50:28
Speaker 1: putting illegal criminal immigrant aliens ahead of tax paying American
50:33
Speaker 1: citizens of any age, race, color, and creed. Yeah, I
50:37
Speaker 1: would think, Scotty, You've got a lot of backing and
50:39
Speaker 1: support from all walks of life in New York City
50:42
Speaker 1: after just a few months of what this mayor has
50:45
Speaker 1: been doing to your fair city.
50:47
Speaker 13: Absolutely, and listen the Commission to the police Commission at
50:50
Speaker 13: Jessica Tish, I think she's great. I know she's doing
50:53
Speaker 13: her job not for the money because she comes from
50:55
Speaker 13: a lot of money. She's doing it from ahat And
50:57
Speaker 13: I suggest to her she's eventually gonna get fired from
51:02
Speaker 13: this guy. He's gonna fire her, So she should make history.
51:05
Speaker 13: She should put her legacy on the line that she's
51:07
Speaker 13: going to be the one that saved this city by
51:09
Speaker 13: going down guns blazing. And what I mean is to
51:11
Speaker 13: let the hounds loose, take the cups off the NYPD,
51:15
Speaker 13: let them do what they have to do to correct
51:17
Speaker 13: these violent, vicious criminals, and take the fin masks off
51:21
Speaker 13: these criminals.
51:23
Speaker 8: Those masks have to come off.
51:24
Speaker 13: If the mask comes off, they'll lose their balls whatever
51:28
Speaker 13: they think they had and they stay home, or if
51:30
Speaker 13: they do pro stit, they do it peacefully. So Tasha,
51:33
Speaker 13: if you hear this, this is your chance to make history,
51:36
Speaker 13: be a legacy. Go down guns blazing, let the cops loose,
51:41
Speaker 13: and this insanity.
51:43
Speaker 1: Final question, where is the what are you titling this piece?
51:48
Speaker 1: Is it the Italian word? That's the name of the piece? Okay,
51:50
Speaker 1: I'm gonna I'm not gonna say it because it's still
51:54
Speaker 1: I just gotta watch FCC and rules, and it's still
51:57
Speaker 1: say you can get away, but it's still like saying
51:59
Speaker 1: you just in Italian. I don't know how the rules
52:01
Speaker 1: are with the FCC. So anyway, Ashley.
52:04
Speaker 8: Bongol Fongle, It's just it's an Italian dish with some
52:07
Speaker 8: sauce on. Right, That's all it is for your viewings
52:09
Speaker 8: right right.
52:10
Speaker 1: For anybody who's seen sopranos, I think they know better
52:12
Speaker 1: than that scotty you gave me. Where The final question is,
52:16
Speaker 1: where will this amazing piece be residing? Where's its residency?
52:20
Speaker 1: Where are you gonna plant it?
52:22
Speaker 13: Well, it's right here back in my studio, right next
52:24
Speaker 13: to me. I have some ideas to be continued.
52:28
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, just don't get arrested putting it somewhere
52:32
Speaker 1: or you can we don't you know.
52:33
Speaker 8: Well, I was gonna get arrested, but I'm going to
52:35
Speaker 8: the Yankee game tonight. With my buddies that haven't seen it.
52:37
Speaker 5: You.
52:38
Speaker 1: Wow, So you were ready for number thirty three today?
52:41
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, but you were like, I gotta go watch
52:43
Speaker 1: the Yanks. Okay, I got it, I got it. A
52:45
Speaker 1: true New Yorker, ladies and gentlemen, was gonna was gonna
52:48
Speaker 1: get arrested for the thirty third time to make a statement.
52:51
Speaker 1: But the Yankees are way more important. Scotty. We love you, brother,
52:55
Speaker 1: Thank you, Uncle Scotty. Everybody, and that's going to do
53:01
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