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9/9/26 -- Dan Ball W/ Blake Neff & Anthony Watson, Scott LoBaido, Bob Bianchi, Michelle Backus, Daniel Baldwin. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America tonight, the RNC hosting its
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Speaker 1: first ever midterm convention down in Dallas, Texas, because we
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Speaker 1: are less than two months to go, folks. Our team
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Speaker 1: is on the ground reporting all week long, and here's
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Speaker 1: the deal. We got to win come November, period, if
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Speaker 1: we want to save the Republic. Plus, Turning Point USA
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Speaker 1: holding several very special and somber memorials for Charlie Kirk,
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Speaker 1: beginning tonight through tomorrow to mark the one-year anniversary since
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Speaker 1: his horrific assassination. One on the college campus where he
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Speaker 1: was killed, one at that convention, and one at the
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Speaker 1: TPSA headquarters in Arizona. We'll talk with some of his
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Speaker 1: friends and fill you in on the details. And our
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Speaker 1: good friend Scott Lobato, back from his health scare, joining
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Speaker 1: us to talk about the ongoing effort to stop this clown,
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Speaker 1: New York City Mayor, Ma'am Danny, from attending New York's
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Speaker 1: annual 9-11 Remembrance this Friday. I'm Dan Ball, and Real
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Speaker 1: America starts right now.
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Speaker 2: It's going to be a great event. It's never happened before.
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Speaker 3: It was the president's idea, which is why he's getting
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Speaker 3: credit for it, and it's rightfully so.
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Speaker 1: Good Wednesday evening to you. We begin the program tonight
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Speaker 1: with something historic, never been done, a GOP midterm convention.
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Speaker 1: The president thought we should have one. I think with
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Speaker 1: the dipping poll numbers for Republicans, yeah, it's a very
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Speaker 1: smart idea. This is the most important midterms in decades,
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Speaker 1: if not ever. When you look at a Democrat party
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Speaker 1: that's running socialists, Marxists, commies, and they're winning their primaries,
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Speaker 1: let me tell you, folks, we cannot lose the House
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Speaker 1: or the Senate come November. We have to win. And
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Speaker 1: that's why the RNC took the president seriously and said, okay,
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Speaker 1: you're right, Mr. President, let's have a convention down in Dallas,
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Speaker 1: first time ever, two-day event at the American Airlines Center.
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Speaker 1: The goal, energize the voters and turn the vote out
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Speaker 1: in November. Thousands of people already down in Texas right now, gathering,
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Speaker 1: lots of patriots, lots of politicians, lots of media, and
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Speaker 1: of course OAN is there with full, complete coverage. Texas
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Speaker 1: Congressman Brandon Gill, Florida Congressman Guptor Kennett, Byron Donalds, President Trump.
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Speaker 1: That's just a little bit of who was up on
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Speaker 1: deck today. And there's more big speakers tomorrow. Again, you
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Speaker 1: got to just keep it right here with OAN. We're
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Speaker 1: going to have complete live coverage every time somebody comes
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Speaker 1: up to the podium. That is noteworthy. We're going to
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Speaker 1: bring you that speech. Lots of GOP candidates are attending. Obviously,
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Speaker 1: we just said the president, the vice president. Now, there
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Speaker 1: are some that aren't attending. And the lamestream media says, well,
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Speaker 1: that's because they don't want to be tied to Trump
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Speaker 1: and they're worried about losing their race. That's why they're
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Speaker 1: not going to be there. No, I don't think that's
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Speaker 1: why they're not there. The president even addressed it today,
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Speaker 1: saying that it's a small convention center. When you've got
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Speaker 1: tens of thousands of people that want to come and
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Speaker 1: you've only got enough time in two days for certain speeches,
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Speaker 1: you can't have every single GOP-er around the nation show
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Speaker 1: up in Dallas. And so the president explained that to
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Speaker 1: the media today, who thinks that some aren't showing up
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Speaker 1: because they're worried about November. Joining us from Dallas to
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Speaker 1: talk about what's been going on down there, he's OAN's
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Speaker 1: chief White House correspondent, Daniel Baldwin. Back on Real America.
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Speaker 1: All right, Daniel, this has never been done before. And
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Speaker 1: the media, of course, is playing it up as, well,
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Speaker 1: the GOP is worried they're going to lose the House
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Speaker 1: and the Senate. So they're trying to do something. I
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Speaker 1: don't know if it's just that, because I look at
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Speaker 1: the war chest and I see that Republicans have raised
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Speaker 1: way more. than Democrats when it comes the DNC to
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Speaker 1: the RNC. And these donations aren't just big millionaire billionaires.
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Speaker 1: These are everyday American people. Plus, I hear that it's
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Speaker 1: packed down in Texas. So I don't know. I mean,
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Speaker 1: I've been a little worried about the House, not the Senate.
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Speaker 1: I'll be honest, come November. But maybe this is what
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Speaker 1: we need to re-energize and to remind the voters what
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Speaker 1: Republicans have been doing for them and to remind them
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Speaker 1: you don't want these Democrats socialists or you can forget
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Speaker 1: the Republic. Welcome back, Daniel.
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Speaker 4: Well, Dan, it's always a pleasure. Thank you for having
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Speaker 4: me on.
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Speaker 5: And I think one thing that's really important is that
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Speaker 5: the GOP has been trying to solve, ever since 2016,
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Speaker 5: how to energize the base when the name Donald J.
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Speaker 4: Trump is not on the ballot.
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Speaker 1: Right.
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Speaker 5: Because when Donald J.
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Speaker 4: Trump's name is on.
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Speaker 5: The ballot, Republicans do well. When it's not, they don't
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Speaker 5: tend to do as well. So when you hear Joe Gruters,
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Speaker 5: the RNC chairman, say this is going to be a
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Speaker 5: Trumpapalooza and he's saying that Trump is the greatest showman ever,
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Speaker 5: on planet earth what the president is doing is he's
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Speaker 5: reminding voters that his name is essentially on the ballot
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Speaker 5: if you want a constructive four full years of president
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Speaker 5: trump's second term in office republicans need to win the
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Speaker 5: midterms so it doesn't become impeachment palooza right over the
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Speaker 5: next two years which the president has acknowledged will be
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Speaker 5: the case if democrats end up retaking the house of
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Speaker 5: representatives so what the president is doing is coming here
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Speaker 5: to make sure that his own Story of success. And
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Speaker 5: the White House has quite a few of them, Dan,
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Speaker 5: when it comes to the tax cuts, putting money back
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Speaker 5: in Americans' pockets, the declining crime rate with violent crime
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Speaker 5: declining at the steepest level in, I want to say,
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Speaker 5: close to 100 years, around 100 years, the steepest decline
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Speaker 5: in prescription drug prices in 60 years. The White House
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Speaker 5: has a very strong story to tell on the successes.
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Speaker 2: Yes, they do.
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Speaker 5: And what they're going to try to do is contrast
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Speaker 5: what the Democrats' vision is, which is socialism and anything
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Speaker 5: that Trump supports.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 5: So that's what they're trying to do here. And the
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Speaker 5: president's reminding him that his name is on the ballot
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Speaker 5: in spirit.
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Speaker 1: Amen.
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Speaker 7: All right.
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Speaker 1: Well, as many folks know, they watched those speeches live here.
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Speaker 1: And you and I are chatting well after day one.
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Speaker 1: Who's on tap for day two? Because I know you're
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Speaker 1: down there giving us complete coverage along with several other
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Speaker 1: OAN team members.
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Speaker 5: Well, Dan, I do want to remind you, day two, obviously,
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Speaker 5: that is the anniversary of the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
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Speaker 5: So that's going to be a very, very heavy topic
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Speaker 5: here at the RNC convention, obviously, remembering what Charlie stood
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Speaker 5: for and what he did for the Republican Party and
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Speaker 5: the United States as a country. So I think that's
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Speaker 5: going to play a very prevalent role. But the greater
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Speaker 5: theme that's going to continue on from day one into
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Speaker 5: day two is that contrast that I just mentioned. Republicans
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Speaker 5: can't talk about the contrast of visions. enough, essentially saying
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Speaker 5: that candidates that I've spoken to today, they have all
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Speaker 5: said it's a contrast election.
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Speaker 4: Socialism versus.
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Speaker 5: Two more years of what the president has already done
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Speaker 5: when it comes to tax cuts, deregulation, onshoring manufacturing, bringing
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Speaker 5: private sector jobs back for American citizens, reducing.
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Speaker 1: The size of the federal government. The border, Trump accounts, pharmaceuticals.
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Speaker 1: I mean, you and I could sit here for an
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Speaker 1: hour and talk about the positives. Now we just need
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Speaker 1: to get the GOP to do it on the campaign
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Speaker 1: trail so voters will go, oh, yeah. I need to
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Speaker 1: elect them if I want to keep doing what Trump's doing.
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Speaker 1: They've got to get on that messaging. Daniel, thank you, brother.
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Speaker 1: We'll see you there tomorrow.
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Speaker 7: Take care.
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Speaker 1: Coming up after the break, Citizens Alliance spokesperson Michelle Bach
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Speaker 1: is going to join us to discuss what else the
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Speaker 1: rise in Democrat socialists here in America and why we
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Speaker 1: need to stop it dead in their tracks. Plus, you
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Speaker 1: heard Daniel talk about it. We're going to honor the
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Speaker 1: life and legacy of Charlie Kirk beginning tonight and throughout
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Speaker 1: the rest of this week as tomorrow marks one year.
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Speaker 1: since his horrific assassination. And then our friend Scott Lobato
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Speaker 1: returns after that health scare to discuss why he wants
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Speaker 1: this clown, the mayor of New York, Zoran Mamdami, to
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Speaker 1: stay home. Don't go to Ground Zero on 9-11, sir.
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Speaker 6: In the last eight months, Democratic Socialist candidates all over
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Speaker 6: this country have been winning major victories.
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Speaker 4: Abolish the Senate.
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Speaker 1: True.
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Speaker 8: Okay, replace the presidency and Supreme Court as we now
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Speaker 8: know them.
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Speaker 1: Yep.
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Speaker 2: Defund the Pentagon.
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Speaker 1: Absolutely. Absolutely? Welcome to the future of the Democrat Party, folks.
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Speaker 1: The era of JFK and common sense is over. Welcome
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Speaker 1: in Zoram Amdani in New York and Abdul Syed in Michigan.
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Speaker 1: Forget capitalism. Forget the republic. Forget democracy, free speech, freedom
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Speaker 1: of religion. Forget the FBI. Forget prisons. Forget everything. DSA
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Speaker 1: wants to abolish it all. Get rid of the Senate,
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Speaker 1: the police, prisons. Replace the presidency with God knows what,
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Speaker 1: wide open borders. I don't know what the hell they want,
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Speaker 1: but it's dangerous. And we need to keep them out
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Speaker 1: of office.
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Speaker 7: Period.
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Speaker 1: Thankfully, there's a little bit of good news on that
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Speaker 1: front this week. New Hampshire Democrats just held their Senate
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Speaker 1: primary for an open seat, and the DSA challenger, Karishma Manzoor,
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Speaker 1: got crushed by Congressman Chris Pappas. So I guess there
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Speaker 1: is some light at the end of the Democrat tunnel, maybe.
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Speaker 1: Manzoor gained ground late in the race but couldn't close
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Speaker 1: the gap, presumably because her policies are way too radical,
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Speaker 1: even for progressives.
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Speaker 9: Wasting a trillion dollars, a trillion dollars every single year
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Speaker 9: on the Department of Defense. and now it's going to
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Speaker 9: increase to $ 1.
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Speaker 1: 5 trillion.
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Speaker 9: We're wasting trillions of dollars on giving tax breaks to
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Speaker 9: the billionaire class. Unfortunately, members of our Congress passed the
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Speaker 9: Lake and Riley Act, which empowered ICE to terrorize our communities.
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Speaker 9: And my opponent did support that.
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Speaker 1: Turn it off. Turn it off. I'm not going to
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Speaker 1: hear that crazy woman trash talk Lake and Riley's legacy
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Speaker 1: and the bill that Thank God went into place. Who
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Speaker 1: are these people? Well, I don't know where you grew up, ma'am,
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Speaker 1: but this is sick. This is a capitalist free republic.
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Speaker 1: We don't go there. We don't talk socialism, Marxism, communism.
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Speaker 1: That doesn't go here. Join us now with reaction to
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Speaker 1: these crazies on the left that call themselves Americans while
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Speaker 1: also calling themselves Democrat socialists. I don't know how the
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Speaker 1: hell that works. It doesn't. She's a spokeswoman for Citizens Alliance,
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Speaker 1: Michelle Bacchus, on the program for the first time. Michelle, welcome.
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Speaker 1: How are you today?
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Speaker 8: Dan, thanks so much for having me. We're at the
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Speaker 8: RNC right now trying to battle some of these DSA
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Speaker 8: candidates that are on the ballot and somehow making progress,
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Speaker 8: which is crazy to me.
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Speaker 1: You're a lot younger than me. But still, I don't
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Speaker 1: understand where these people are coming from that they think
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Speaker 1: anyone under the sun would want them holding elected office. However,
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Speaker 1: you look at some of these primaries and a bunch
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Speaker 1: of these DSA politicians are winning. Sorry, for an old guy,
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Speaker 1: that's scary as hell. This is supposed to be a
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Speaker 1: free republic.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and you would think so, right?
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Speaker 8: I mean, you're seeing it a lot with the younger generation,
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Speaker 8: especially women, which I hate to call out my own
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Speaker 8: gender here, but I'm even seeing it in some of
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Speaker 8: my social circles. You know, you hear the word affordability,
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Speaker 8: and it sounds like milk and honey, right? But then
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Speaker 8: all it takes is an Econ 101 class, which clearly
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Speaker 8: a lot of voters haven't taken, including in New York City,
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Speaker 8: and that'll wake you up to reality real quick. And unfortunately,
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Speaker 8: I think this is going to be one of those
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Speaker 8: situations where a lot of people just have to wait
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Speaker 8: and learn their lesson the hard way if they vote
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Speaker 8: these candidates in.
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Speaker 1: Do you think that Democrat, not the voters, other party members,
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Speaker 1: do you think they're finally gonna wake up soon and
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Speaker 1: start denouncing more of this crap? Because right now there's
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Speaker 1: only been a handful. I think you can count them
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Speaker 1: on maybe one or two hands how many Democrats have
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Speaker 1: actually come out and said that Democrat socialists don't belong
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Speaker 1: in their tent. Well, you got a bunch of the
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Speaker 1: old big name ones from Chuckie Schumer to Nancy, the
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Speaker 1: rest of them, oh, we're a big tent party. We
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Speaker 1: allow everybody in, we're a big tent, again. Being a socialist,
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Speaker 1: a Marxist, I don't care how big or small your
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Speaker 1: tent is, that stuff doesn't belong in America. Yet, here
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Speaker 1: they are welcoming it, Michelle.
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Speaker 8: You know, it's interesting because you would think that more
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Speaker 8: Democrats would come out and say, no, this isn't part
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Speaker 8: of our party. We want to align with more people
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Speaker 8: in the middle, especially after what we saw happen in 2024.
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Speaker 8: But the problem is a lot of these Democrats are scared.
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Speaker 8: This is where the new Democratic Party is going. And
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Speaker 8: either you get on this train or you hop off.
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Speaker 2: It seems as if it's just becoming.
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Speaker 8: more and more extreme. Some of this stuff, Dan, you
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Speaker 8: would think is part of some dystopian society. The fact
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Speaker 8: that it's actual ideas that are being pitched, but more
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Speaker 8: for the fact that people are going along with it, thinking,
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Speaker 8: heck yeah, that's.
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Speaker 7: A good idea.
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Speaker 1: Right, get rid of ICE, get rid of prisons, get
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Speaker 1: rid of the border.
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Speaker 2: I'm like, who the.
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Speaker 1: Hell are these people? If America's that bad, then why
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Speaker 1: are you here? Go somewhere else that already has all
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Speaker 1: that socialism and Marxist crap, and you'll have a wonderful life.
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Speaker 1: Probably not, but you won't be bothering us. Let me
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Speaker 1: ask you this one, Michelle, because this is what the
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Speaker 1: most important question of the hour is for the next
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Speaker 1: two months. What do GOPers, RNC, the Republicans, what do
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Speaker 1: they need to do to make sure we hold the
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Speaker 1: House and Senate when it comes to their messaging before November?
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Speaker 1: That's the only question right now that needs to be answered,
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Speaker 1: and they better start doing it. What do you think?
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Speaker 8: Yeah, I agree with you, especially because we do have
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Speaker 8: a massive financial war chest. We need to use it accordingly.
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Speaker 8: The number one issue is always going to be the economy, right?
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Speaker 8: That's the number one issue on the ballot. You look
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Speaker 8: at the younger generations as well. They're wondering why they
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Speaker 8: can't afford a home, but their parents could, why they
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Speaker 8: can't stretch their paychecks as far as maybe their parents
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Speaker 8: could even 10 years ago. And what Republicans need to
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Speaker 8: do is acknowledge that. Acknowledge that we understand you're struggling.
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Speaker 8: We understand that your paycheck isn't getting you as far
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Speaker 8: as it used to. We understand that You're struggling to
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Speaker 8: afford a home when your parents could at the same age.
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Speaker 8: I think a lot of people are trying to dance
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Speaker 8: around the issue and we have to be real with
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Speaker 8: people because the alternative is for voters to go towards
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Speaker 8: socialism and affordability because they are talking about money and
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Speaker 8: the economy, whether we like it or not, whether it's
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Speaker 8: correct or not, they're at least talking about the concerns
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Speaker 8: of voters.
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Speaker 1: Yep. The GOP better own the narrative, brag up what
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Speaker 1: President Trump's done for two years, acknowledge that gas is
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Speaker 1: high as hell because of the war with Iran, but
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Speaker 1: Double down on the policies that he's been putting in
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Speaker 1: place and show the contrast and go, why the hell
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Speaker 1: would you want to vote for this over here on
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Speaker 1: the left? That's going to ruin everything we've loved for
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Speaker 1: 250 years. Michelle, get back to the convention. Thank you, dear.
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Speaker 1: Appreciate you. Have a good day.
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Speaker 10: Thanks, Dad.
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Speaker 7: Yep.
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Speaker 1: All righty. Coming up next, honoring the life and legacy
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Speaker 1: of Charlie Kirk. That's what's on the agenda across America tomorrow.
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Speaker 1: At least I hope so. We're going to fill you
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Speaker 6: I've seen what people have done to me and people
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Speaker 6: who look like me around the world and in America.
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Speaker 9: How?
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Speaker 4: Again, let's just make an example.
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Speaker 10: You are here in the wealthiest country ever at an
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Speaker 10: amazing university with all the opportunity imaginable in front of you.
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Speaker 10: And all you want to do is look backwards at
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Speaker 10: everything that prevented you when you are a glaring example
17:17
Speaker 10: that there is no systemic racism and you can actually
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Speaker 10: achieve your wildest dreams. You can disguise yourself to look
17:22
Speaker 10: something you are not. I can wear blackface. Do I
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Speaker 10: become black?
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Speaker 2: No, no, of course not.
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Speaker 4: Oh, so wait, hold on. If then a man dresses
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Speaker 4: like a woman, why does he become a woman?
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Speaker 2: It's not that he becomes a woman. It's he's seen
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Speaker 2: and he's seen as a woman.
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Speaker 4: But then why should he be recognized as something that
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Speaker 4: he's not?
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Speaker 2: It's not that they need to be recognized.
17:40
Speaker 10: Oh, no, that's what it's all about. It's about recognizing
17:42
Speaker 10: a delusion. You can dress however you wish. You can
17:45
Speaker 10: act however you wish. But I'm not going to recognize
17:47
Speaker 10: your lie. We know deep down it's wrong to murder
17:51
Speaker 10: a baby.
17:52
Speaker 11: You're not murdering a baby.
17:53
Speaker 4: It's not a baby. Okay, well, let's play this out.
17:56
Speaker 4: What is it, then? It is an embryo, which is
17:58
Speaker 4: not a baby.
17:58
Speaker 10: Well, okay, so it's a fertilized embryo.
18:02
Speaker 4: Correct, which is not a baby. So at what point
18:04
Speaker 4: does it become a baby?
18:05
Speaker 2: When it is born.
18:06
Speaker 1: Oh.
18:10
Speaker 2: I don't agree with abortions up to full-term abortions.
18:13
Speaker 4: Well, hold on, but you said it becomes a baby
18:15
Speaker 4: when it's born.
18:15
Speaker 12: Yes.
18:15
Speaker 10: Then why would you have abortion limits before it's born?
18:18
Speaker 10: I thought it's just an embryo.
18:19
Speaker 4: So embryo rights?
18:22
Speaker 1: What a great, great man. Seriously, folks, he's going to
18:27
Speaker 1: go down as one of the greatest in our nation.
18:29
Speaker 1: And we lost such an inspiration to all Americans, even
18:35
Speaker 1: the ones that didn't like him. You don't realize it, folks,
18:38
Speaker 1: but he was out there for you, too. Charlie Kirk
18:41
Speaker 1: inspired millions. He confronted evil. He set an example for
18:48
Speaker 1: all of us, hard work, ethics, His wisdom at such
18:52
Speaker 1: a young age, his humility. What a great dad, husband, boss.
18:59
Speaker 1: He was one of a kind, and tomorrow will mark
19:01
Speaker 1: one day since he was taken from us, assassinated, during
19:05
Speaker 1: his America Comeback Tour at Utah Valley University. As his
19:10
Speaker 1: alleged killer now prepares to stand trial for murder, thank God,
19:15
Speaker 1: Turning Point USA is preparing for a very special memorial.
19:19
Speaker 1: And things actually are kicking off today and will go
19:21
Speaker 1: through tomorrow at several different locations to honor Charlie Kirk.
19:27
Speaker 1: The event, called Freedom Built to Last, starts around 6.30 p.m.
19:33
Speaker 1: local time. That's the one at the school. While the
19:36
Speaker 1: school isn't officially sponsoring the event, we're told they will
19:39
Speaker 1: shut down all campus activities, cancel classes. They're giving students, faculty,
19:44
Speaker 1: and all the staff time and the space to reflect
19:49
Speaker 1: on what happened that tragic day. Thousands of people are
19:53
Speaker 1: expected to attend. Some major figures will be there to speak. Unfortunately,
19:59
Speaker 1: I'm sure there will be some idiotic students and folks
20:03
Speaker 1: who aren't students, just radicals that'll come out and protest
20:06
Speaker 1: and act like scum of the earth when we're trying
20:10
Speaker 1: to memorialize an American hero here. Nonetheless, university officials are
20:15
Speaker 1: standing by Turning Point because the memory of Charlie's horrific
20:18
Speaker 1: assassination lives on today and it will for a long
20:22
Speaker 1: time to come. The memory of his incredible work lives
20:25
Speaker 1: on too. The organization that he started, TPSA, has been
20:29
Speaker 1: growing rapidly. Even though there's a handful of psychos out
20:32
Speaker 1: there on social media that are trying to tear TPSA
20:35
Speaker 1: down now with all their conspiracy theories against Erica and
20:39
Speaker 1: friends of Charlie's. It's just disgusting. It's asinine, in my opinion.
20:43
Speaker 1: And for any of those folks doing that on social media,
20:46
Speaker 1: and for any of the folks, if you're watching this
20:47
Speaker 1: program and you believe those people, and I'm tired of
20:50
Speaker 1: saying their names, I'm not good anymore, please turn the channel.
20:52
Speaker 1: Don't watch my show if you believe people that are
20:56
Speaker 1: trying to incriminate Charlie's widow or friends. Just do yourself
21:02
Speaker 1: a favor. Just click, turn me off. So let's get
21:05
Speaker 1: to some positives. The numbers show that Turning Point has
21:08
Speaker 1: nearly 1,500 active college chapters across our country, and about
21:14
Speaker 1: 70% of them were founded after Charlie was killed. More interesting,
21:19
Speaker 1: the organization's presence in California, California where I live, tripled
21:24
Speaker 1: since Charlie was shot. There are 119 active chapters in
21:29
Speaker 1: the Golden State, 78 of them founded after he was murdered.
21:32
Speaker 1: More and more students are becoming inspired by Charlie Kirk,
21:37
Speaker 1: even though He's no longer with us. This is why
21:39
Speaker 1: his legacy will live on forever, my friends. And joining
21:43
Speaker 1: me now to discuss how we will be memorializing him
21:46
Speaker 1: tomorrow in Utah, where he was killed, at TPS headquarters, rather,
21:51
Speaker 1: in Arizona, and even at the GOP convention down in Dallas.
21:56
Speaker 1: And I'm sure there are probably dozens, if not hundreds more,
22:00
Speaker 1: of memorials and celebrations of life for Charlie tomorrow across
22:04
Speaker 1: this country. I know there's going to be churches and
22:06
Speaker 1: schools and nonprofit groups all saying his name and remembering him.
22:11
Speaker 1: And so joining us tonight to discuss how TPUSA and
22:14
Speaker 1: the country will honor our friend Charlie Kirk and his legacy,
22:18
Speaker 1: how he affected our nation. He's the producer of The
22:21
Speaker 1: Charlie Kirk Show, Blake Neff. And he's a Turning Point
22:24
Speaker 1: USA contributor and a frequent fill-in host right here on
22:27
Speaker 1: Real America, our pal Anthony Watson. Gentlemen, thanks for both
22:30
Speaker 1: coming on today. Appreciate it. It is going to be
22:33
Speaker 1: a rough couple of days for all of you friends, family,
22:39
Speaker 1: everyone involved over at TPUSA. Let me begin, Blake, with you.
22:43
Speaker 1: I know that a bunch of folks are headed to Utah,
22:47
Speaker 1: a bunch of you are also sticking behind at headquarters,
22:49
Speaker 1: and there's gonna be folks down in Dallas, so just
22:51
Speaker 1: kinda take it away and tell us how we're gonna
22:54
Speaker 1: honor our friend Charlie tomorrow in those locations.
22:57
Speaker 3: Well, I first wanna say, It's an emotionally heavy couple
23:01
Speaker 3: of days, but I don't want to say it's rough
23:04
Speaker 3: precisely because one of my roles, I read a lot
23:07
Speaker 3: of the emails we get that are sent into our show,
23:10
Speaker 3: and really this week, I anticipate a flood tomorrow, but
23:15
Speaker 3: I've already seen this torrent of People's testimonies, they're saying,
23:19
Speaker 3: thanks to.
23:20
Speaker 2: Charlie, I got baptized last year after what happened. Thanks
23:24
Speaker 2: to Charlie.
23:25
Speaker 3: We've had testimony of people who had children because Charlie
23:28
Speaker 3: inspired them.
23:29
Speaker 2: People who fixed their marriages. People who turned their lives around.
23:32
Speaker 3: People who got engaged politically or in their community or
23:36
Speaker 3: with their church for the first time in their lives.
23:38
Speaker 2: And those keep pouring in.
23:40
Speaker 3: And I'm searching through our archives and seeing all the
23:43
Speaker 3: ones I'd missed during all of the chaos a year
23:45
Speaker 3: ago that people had sent in. We can see how
23:48
Speaker 3: Charlie changed so many people's lives and the chance to
23:52
Speaker 3: have that shared remembrance with all of them is deeply meaningful.
23:56
Speaker 2: And that's why we're doing so many things.
23:57
Speaker 3: We do have the event at UVU because UVU shouldn't
24:01
Speaker 3: just be, Orem, Utah shouldn't just be defined by one
24:04
Speaker 3: heinous act of violence. It should be defined as well
24:07
Speaker 3: by revival, by endurance. And we want to, we want
24:13
Speaker 3: to give, that city a chance to have that. And
24:16
Speaker 3: then we know so many people are coming here to
24:19
Speaker 3: honor Charlie at the headquarters. There's not even just the
24:22
Speaker 3: one we're arranging. Other people are arranging their own. They
24:24
Speaker 3: want to come to the headquarters to pray, to remember Charlie.
24:28
Speaker 3: And it's obviously very meaningful that they're taking the time
24:32
Speaker 3: to remember Charlie in Dallas at the event that the
24:35
Speaker 3: RNC is holding there. And I've seen and heard about
24:39
Speaker 3: so many others that are happening, as you said, all
24:41
Speaker 3: across the country. It just speaks to what a tremendous
24:45
Speaker 3: figure Charlie was, how many people he affected, and will
24:49
Speaker 3: continue to affect for many years to come.
24:51
Speaker 1: Amen.
24:52
Speaker 7: All right, Mr.
24:53
Speaker 1: Watson, Anthony, where are you going to be at tomorrow,
24:55
Speaker 1: remembering Charlie? And give us a story, would you, my friend?
25:00
Speaker 1: You've given him before, but maybe the same one, maybe
25:03
Speaker 1: a new one about Charlie, maybe when you met him,
25:06
Speaker 1: when he hired you out on a college tour, talking
25:08
Speaker 1: to people at the table, I don't know. Give us
25:10
Speaker 1: something there, my friend. How you been, Anthony?
25:12
Speaker 12: Well, It's definitely an emotional roller coaster for myself and
25:16
Speaker 12: a lot of people, but I'll be at the UVU
25:18
Speaker 12: Memorial tomorrow. So I'll be there just to support and
25:22
Speaker 12: just to take it all in because all of us here,
25:25
Speaker 12: regardless of whether we're a part of Turning Point or not,
25:27
Speaker 12: we're all proud Americans. And that was one of the
25:29
Speaker 12: things that Charlie was definitely someone who was the biggest
25:32
Speaker 12: advocate of. And his biggest thing that I remember him
25:35
Speaker 12: telling everybody that really stuck with me, which has become
25:38
Speaker 12: one of the staple things that I talk about is
25:40
Speaker 12: And a lot of places that I go, especially hostile territories,
25:43
Speaker 12: America is the only country where you can talk about it,
25:45
Speaker 12: you can hate it, you can complain about it, but
25:47
Speaker 12: still the people inside of it will never leave.
25:49
Speaker 1: That's right.
25:51
Speaker 12: And, you know, one of the things that Charlie did
25:54
Speaker 12: very well was that he was someone that made common
25:57
Speaker 12: sense basic because he wasn't out there preaching a new
26:00
Speaker 12: gospel or giving a coven of secrets and he wasn't
26:03
Speaker 12: taken away with a secret formula that now we have
26:05
Speaker 12: to figure out on our own. He was somebody that
26:07
Speaker 12: was giving people the bravery and the strength to now
26:10
Speaker 12: rebut all of these claims, you know, refute all of
26:13
Speaker 12: these accusations that people were just getting cast on them
26:16
Speaker 12: for no apparent reason other than just being different. And
26:18
Speaker 12: at the end of the day, a man is immortalized
26:21
Speaker 12: now because now he was taken away from us for
26:23
Speaker 12: doing the one thing that a lot of millions of
26:25
Speaker 12: people around the country were afraid to do, which was
26:27
Speaker 12: discuss discourse in public.
26:30
Speaker 1: Right.
26:31
Speaker 7: Peacefully.
26:31
Speaker 10: Yeah.
26:33
Speaker 12: Hide themselves in the supermarket, silence themselves at family dinners,
26:37
Speaker 12: you know, like avoid going to places because they hated
26:40
Speaker 12: being the odd man out.
26:41
Speaker 7: And Charlie gave a lot of people.
26:43
Speaker 12: Courage by showing what courage is because you have a
26:45
Speaker 12: lot of people who are courageous behind the camera. But
26:49
Speaker 12: Charlie wasn't just someone who lived behind the camera on
26:51
Speaker 12: his podcast. He was out there because he cared. And
26:53
Speaker 12: you could see it because if he didn't care, he
26:55
Speaker 12: wouldn't have had the impact that he had on my
26:57
Speaker 12: life and the impact that he had on millions of people,
26:59
Speaker 12: not even just in America, but globally.
27:02
Speaker 1: Yeah, he sure did.
27:13
Speaker 12: At an exponential rate where we can't even keep up
27:15
Speaker 12: with it. And everyone will look at us saying that
27:17
Speaker 12: that's unmanageable, but those are good problems that you want
27:20
Speaker 12: to have. You want to have so much because scripture
27:22
Speaker 12: said it clearly. It said the work is plentiful, but
27:25
Speaker 12: the workers are few. And now we have an army
27:28
Speaker 12: of people that are willing to get down dirty and
27:30
Speaker 12: to get things done so that we can now have
27:32
Speaker 12: a country that we recognize because I live by a
27:34
Speaker 12: code that if we lose the United States of America,
27:37
Speaker 12: where do we go?
27:38
Speaker 7: Yeah, exactly.
27:39
Speaker 1: Blake, Anthony was touching on that and I hit some
27:42
Speaker 1: numbers at the beginning. You guys have more high school,
27:44
Speaker 1: more college chapters. I mean, I'm going to use the
27:47
Speaker 1: B word because I think billions watched that celebration of
27:52
Speaker 1: life last year in Arizona that you all put on
27:55
Speaker 1: right after Charlie was murdered. And I want to say,
27:57
Speaker 1: and I am going to hope and pray that billions
28:01
Speaker 1: came to find the word right after Charlie was taken.
28:04
Speaker 1: And you guys have grown so big. Blake, just talk
28:06
Speaker 1: briefly about that growth.
28:09
Speaker 3: Charlie always loved to use the word onward. If he
28:12
Speaker 3: faced any obstacle, he always wanted to be moving forward,
28:16
Speaker 3: to be growing, to be advancing. And that is what
28:22
Speaker 3: the organization has taken to heart ever since.
28:25
Speaker 2: As you said, there's been tremendous growth.
28:27
Speaker 3: So many hundreds, thousands of new chapters at the college level,
28:31
Speaker 3: at the high school level with Club America. They just
28:33
Speaker 3: launched about a month ago, they launched kind of turning
28:38
Speaker 3: point communities so that they could have, you would be
28:43
Speaker 3: able to have chapters of first responders, young families, young professionals,
28:47
Speaker 3: so that you can get that turning point chapter uh,
28:50
Speaker 3: vibe without having to be a member of a school
28:52
Speaker 3: because we got so many emails from people who said,
28:55
Speaker 3: how can I get involved? I'm not a student. So
28:57
Speaker 3: many people want to do that. And then we had
28:59
Speaker 3: massive growth, a number of churches that are affiliating through
29:02
Speaker 3: TP USA faith. It's so many people heard Charlie's message.
29:07
Speaker 3: It resonates for so many. And as you said, around
29:10
Speaker 3: the world, I saw memorials to Charlie. Korea in the
29:13
Speaker 3: United Kingdom in Eastern Europe and not just casual one-offs
29:17
Speaker 3: we've received emails we've received visitors from those places he
29:21
Speaker 3: truly became a transcendent global figure by the end of
29:24
Speaker 3: his life he.
29:25
Speaker 1: Has transformed the way especially I don't want to say
29:28
Speaker 1: young people because like you just said you've had people
29:30
Speaker 1: that aren't students contact you I mean I'll be 52
29:33
Speaker 1: this year and I gotta tell you, Blake and Anthony,
29:35
Speaker 1: that man affected my life. And I used to say,
29:38
Speaker 1: what a kid or a young man when I first
29:40
Speaker 1: met him six, seven years ago when he was getting
29:42
Speaker 1: going in this whole thing. And I'm just sitting there going,
29:44
Speaker 1: he inspired so many people. So let's end it on
29:46
Speaker 1: something inspiring. We started with Blake, Anthony, I'll end with you.
29:49
Speaker 1: If somebody's out there, and let's just say it's a
29:51
Speaker 1: young person, and they're inspired by Charlie, but they're not
29:54
Speaker 1: sure how to get started or what to do. You
29:56
Speaker 1: jumped in with both feet. You went around to college campuses.
29:59
Speaker 1: You did what he did. You've sat there taking the
30:01
Speaker 1: Q & A. What would you say to somebody that's
30:04
Speaker 1: thinking maybe about learning more or joining TPUSA? Anthony?
30:09
Speaker 12: Well, the only thing that I'll have to say to
30:10
Speaker 12: anybody that's on the fence or not sure or wanting
30:12
Speaker 12: to get involved, you have to do it for the
30:14
Speaker 12: right motives. This isn't something where you're going to become
30:17
Speaker 12: a millionaire out of it. This isn't something for clicks, views,
30:19
Speaker 12: or anything that's self-serving. Scripture was very clear, and Jesus
30:23
Speaker 12: said it himself. He said, let the greatest among you
30:25
Speaker 12: let them serve. And sadly, the greatest among us don't
30:27
Speaker 12: want to do anything until they get serviced first.
30:30
Speaker 7: But here, this is a servant's role. You had the
30:32
Speaker 7: leader of one.
30:32
Speaker 12: Of the biggest organizations of mobilizing people to get involved
30:36
Speaker 12: in their communities and whatnot. But he led it from
30:39
Speaker 12: the front. And this is something that people, if all
30:42
Speaker 12: it takes is one person to get involved. Back in
30:45
Speaker 12: the day in 2012, all Charlie Kirk at the young
30:47
Speaker 12: age of 18 wanted to do was just have it
30:49
Speaker 12: be able to have young people his age be able
30:52
Speaker 12: to afford houses, have low taxes and have a smaller
30:54
Speaker 12: shrunk government. and it blossomed into something so beautiful and
30:58
Speaker 12: magnificent to what it is today. And for everyone who
31:00
Speaker 12: thinks that it's insignificant, all it takes is one conversation.
31:03
Speaker 12: It starts from there, and then it's a snowballing effect
31:06
Speaker 12: until you get more comfortable, until you want to go
31:08
Speaker 12: and take the message of hope everywhere. Because this is
31:10
Speaker 12: a beautiful country that regardless of how bad we've been
31:13
Speaker 12: in the past, we're still the finish line for the
31:15
Speaker 12: rest of the world. And what keeps a lot of
31:16
Speaker 12: people from getting involved is because of the excuse of, well,
31:19
Speaker 12: as long as it doesn't come here. But every single
31:21
Speaker 12: person that's done that has become a victim of everybody
31:23
Speaker 12: else that has been secretly trying to manipulate their way
31:26
Speaker 12: into areas to now change communities and all these other places.
31:30
Speaker 12: And it takes skilled people that have a heart for
31:34
Speaker 12: doing things for others, for wanting to protect other people.
31:37
Speaker 12: That's what the legends of our country have done. It
31:40
Speaker 12: was all the Minutemen, our forefathers, and Charlie Kirk and
31:43
Speaker 12: all the other great presidents that thought of the greater
31:45
Speaker 12: good of everybody else and fought for it. And some
31:48
Speaker 12: of them, sadly, were taken away a lot sooner than necessary.
31:51
Speaker 12: But it was all for the betterment of everyone coming
31:54
Speaker 12: behind us. That's the American way of life. It's functioning
31:57
Speaker 12: as a union for the next generation. Because Reagan said
31:59
Speaker 12: that we're only one generation away from having freedom being extinct.
32:03
Speaker 12: And as long as I'm alive here being a part
32:04
Speaker 12: of what Charlie built, I refuse to let that happen
32:06
Speaker 12: on my watch.
32:07
Speaker 1: Amen. Anthony Watson, Turning Point USA contributor. Blake Neff, producer
32:12
Speaker 1: of The Charlie Kirk Show. Gentlemen, thank you for coming on.
32:15
Speaker 1: I look forward to seeing how we honor our friend tomorrow.
32:17
Speaker 1: God bless you guys.
32:19
Speaker 7: Thank you very much.
32:20
Speaker 1: Yep, take care. Speaking of somber anniversaries, you know what
32:25
Speaker 1: else this is this week? Right after we honor Charlie
32:30
Speaker 1: tomorrow on the 10th, then what do we do on Friday?
32:33
Speaker 1: The 25th anniversary of the September 11th attacks. For many
32:38
Speaker 1: grieving family members, having New York's Muslim mayor, Zoran Mamdani,
32:43
Speaker 1: attend Friday's ceremony at Ground Zero is a slap in
32:45
Speaker 1: the face. Our good friend Scott Lobato is going to
32:48
Speaker 1: join us next to discuss why you won't want to
32:50
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33:32
Speaker 13: We are delivering a letter to the mayor to tell
33:36
Speaker 13: him not to come.
33:38
Speaker 7: We have 100,000 signatures.
33:40
Speaker 1: From the office of the chief counsel.
33:42
Speaker 11: From the office of the chief counsel.
33:47
Speaker 10: Yes.
33:49
Speaker 7: Make sure he gets that letter.
33:50
Speaker 1: He's back from the dead. Literally. You tell him, Scotty.
33:55
Speaker 1: In case you didn't know what was going on in
33:56
Speaker 1: that video right there, let me fill you in. That
34:00
Speaker 1: was one of our longtime guests who is returning here
34:03
Speaker 1: in just a few moments. You probably know what happened
34:06
Speaker 1: to Scott LaBeta. We'll have him fill you in on
34:08
Speaker 1: his health scare. But he's back. And just this week, well,
34:11
Speaker 1: he delivered a message, a strong one, a petition to
34:15
Speaker 1: the New York City mayor, good old Zoran Mamdemi, showing him, hey,
34:19
Speaker 1: guess what, pal? New Yorkers don't want you at the
34:22
Speaker 1: annual 9-11 Remembrance event this Friday, especially when it's the
34:27
Speaker 1: big one, 25th anniversary. We don't want you there. Matter
34:31
Speaker 1: of fact, over 100,000 people signed a petition telling you,
34:35
Speaker 1: don't go. Despite the growing support, the mayor says he's
34:39
Speaker 1: still going. Family members of the victims are urging him,
34:42
Speaker 1: please stay away. But he's going to be there, ignoring
34:47
Speaker 1: their wishes, of course. You self-absorbed piece of shh. As
34:51
Speaker 1: for the criticism, I'm Danny facing backlash because the man
34:55
Speaker 1: who appointed to be New York's chief legal counsel last
34:59
Speaker 1: year once represented a convicted member of Al-Qaeda whose own
35:04
Speaker 1: brother-in-law was among one of the jihadi hijackers involved in 9-11.
35:09
Speaker 1: This guy is a piece of work. On top of
35:12
Speaker 1: it all, al-Mamdami himself, I've told you this for months now,
35:16
Speaker 1: is a radical Muslim. Hello? Do I need to keep
35:20
Speaker 1: going with this? With the 25th anniversary fast approaching this Friday,
35:27
Speaker 1: there are other issues to address. City officials just released
35:30
Speaker 1: thousands of never-before-seen documents about the attacks, and they're raising
35:34
Speaker 1: some important questions about that day. Per these new documents,
35:37
Speaker 1: city officials were concerned about toxic contamination to the air
35:41
Speaker 1: around Ground Zero for months and months after the attacks,
35:44
Speaker 1: despite telling locals, it's fine, go outside, you're okay. Additionally,
35:50
Speaker 1: there was reportedly some concern about health-related lawsuits born out
35:52
Speaker 1: of issues from the poor air quality. Obviously, we got
35:56
Speaker 1: questions about the documents. Where were they? And by the way,
35:59
Speaker 1: why is Mamdami's office just releasing them now? Why didn't
36:02
Speaker 1: previous mayors do it? According to a council member, Republican
36:06
Speaker 1: Joanne Arolil, releasing the documents is really about distracting people
36:13
Speaker 1: from the mounting opposition for Mamdami to attend. That's why
36:18
Speaker 1: he dropped them days before. Got it. He released the
36:21
Speaker 1: information during a press conference with the families of Americans
36:24
Speaker 1: who lost their loved ones on 9-11.
36:25
Speaker 8: Okay.
36:29
Speaker 1: And he only did it, according to that councilwoman, and
36:32
Speaker 1: I bet Scotty's going to agree, to take the heat
36:35
Speaker 1: off of himself because people don't want him there. So
36:38
Speaker 1: join me now to sound off about all this, but
36:41
Speaker 1: more importantly, to remember what happened on that day 25
36:45
Speaker 1: years ago. Artist, activist, and patriot, Scott Lobato, back on
36:50
Speaker 1: Real America. Scotty, first, before we get to 9-11, can
36:54
Speaker 1: I just say, it's nice to see you up and around,
36:57
Speaker 1: my friend. God bless you. Glad you made it through
37:01
Speaker 1: that just little health scare where, you know, you died
37:04
Speaker 1: for like two minutes. Love you, brother. Nice to see you.
37:07
Speaker 1: How you feeling? Keep it calm today. Keep it calm.
37:11
Speaker 12: Good.
37:11
Speaker 7: I feel great.
37:12
Speaker 13: Got my new defibrillator in here to help me out
37:14
Speaker 13: if it happens again. But the thing is to try
37:17
Speaker 13: to remain calm. That is very difficult for me. But
37:21
Speaker 13: it is a test. It is a big try. As
37:24
Speaker 13: you know right now, my blood pressure's been boiling the
37:26
Speaker 13: last couple of days.
37:27
Speaker 7: So today I'm taking it nice and easy.
37:29
Speaker 13: Yesterday, I was with the great Giuseppe Galante, who lost
37:34
Speaker 13: a family member in 9-11. He's the one that started
37:36
Speaker 13: that petition to keep Ma'am Dandy away from Ground Zero,
37:41
Speaker 13: along with 100-and-something thousand signatures, and so many more.
37:44
Speaker 7: People as well. Look, I've been to a few parties
37:50
Speaker 7: that I was not welcome at. Specifically.
37:53
Speaker 13: I went just to antagonize and piss off the people
37:56
Speaker 13: there who didn't want me there. That's exactly what this
38:00
Speaker 13: mayor is doing. He knows he's not wanted. He is
38:03
Speaker 13: going to antagonize, agitate, get under the skin of New Yorkers,
38:09
Speaker 13: not just us opposition, but the members of the families.
38:12
Speaker 7: Who lost loved ones. It is preposterous that he's going
38:16
Speaker 7: to be there.
38:18
Speaker 1: Scott, do you agree with that Republican councilwoman that he
38:21
Speaker 1: only released these new documents about the air quality days
38:25
Speaker 1: before the anniversary? So people were talking more about that
38:28
Speaker 1: than talking about this petition to make him stay home Friday.
38:33
Speaker 13: One hundred and ten percent. Why wouldn't he do that? Listen,
38:38
Speaker 13: this is a story that needs to be told. Listen,
38:40
Speaker 13: everybody knew it was toxic. I know all the firemen.
38:43
Speaker 13: I know a lot of people.
38:44
Speaker 7: They all knew it was toxic. They were going in regardless.
38:47
Speaker 7: Not the point. But he should have waited till after this.
38:51
Speaker 13: After 9-11 ceremonies next week, then you come out. But
38:54
Speaker 13: he did it on purpose just to keep the division
38:57
Speaker 13: of us New Yorkers going.
38:59
Speaker 7: So he looks like the good guy. He's not the
39:02
Speaker 7: good guy. He is the worst guy.
39:04
Speaker 13: And people need to understand that he's going to be
39:07
Speaker 13: allowed to be there. I found out that he's coming
39:10
Speaker 13: to the ceremony that night in Staten Island at six o'clock.
39:13
Speaker 7: That I attend every single year. He's coming.
39:17
Speaker 13: He wasn't invited, but he's coming because he invited himself,
39:21
Speaker 13: because he knows he's not wanted there either. And it
39:23
Speaker 13: kills me that people are going to sit there and
39:26
Speaker 13: have to look at his face, and they don't understand
39:30
Speaker 13: that his best friend is Mr. America deserved 9-11. His
39:36
Speaker 13: counsel in the city hall was there that he handed
39:39
Speaker 13: a pen to. He's a defender of the terrorists.
39:43
Speaker 7: It's preposterous. And here I am the bad guy because
39:47
Speaker 7: I'm trying.
39:47
Speaker 1: To- Oh, you're not the bad guy. Nobody thinks you're
39:49
Speaker 1: a bad guy except that piece and his supporters. And
39:53
Speaker 1: I can't believe there's that many of them left. I mean,
39:55
Speaker 1: I know that mostly all young, And immigrants and illegals
40:00
Speaker 1: voted him into office in your fair city. But I
40:03
Speaker 1: think the majority of real New Yorkers hate that SOB.
40:05
Speaker 1: Let's be real. And after seeing what he's going to
40:08
Speaker 1: do when it comes to not listening to tens of
40:12
Speaker 1: thousands of grieving family members and just stay away. You
40:16
Speaker 1: just can't do that, Kenya Zoran. You just can't stay away.
40:20
Speaker 13: I said this a few weeks back that, you know,
40:22
Speaker 13: a month ago, before I got sick, I said, all right,
40:25
Speaker 13: as soon as I heard he was gonna be there,
40:27
Speaker 13: we got to go there and face him and boo him.
40:30
Speaker 7: And then I backtracked. It was a knee-jerk reaction.
40:32
Speaker 13: I want to stand down, and I want everybody, all
40:35
Speaker 13: my soldiers to stand down.
40:37
Speaker 7: Not on 9-11. It is about the families. It's not
40:40
Speaker 7: about Scott Labate at a crusade.
40:41
Speaker 1: I saw that video. You were very nice, Scotty. You
40:43
Speaker 1: put a video out and said, how about we both
40:46
Speaker 1: don't go? I won't go. I won't bring anybody. Mayor,
40:49
Speaker 1: you don't go. You were very nice about it. And,
40:51
Speaker 1: of course, he's not going to listen to that. His ego,
40:55
Speaker 1: his backers, his radical Muslim jihadi friends, they're not going to.
40:59
Speaker 1: They want him there. They want him standing at ground zero.
41:02
Speaker 7: It's going to hurt him in the long run. Well,
41:04
Speaker 7: I hope to God it does.
41:06
Speaker 13: He's got such an ego, he's not going to go
41:09
Speaker 13: any further than this position.
41:10
Speaker 7: That is a fact.
41:11
Speaker 13: He has aspirations, but they're not going to go through
41:13
Speaker 13: if he shows up at ground zero.
41:15
Speaker 7: A lot of people are going to lose, including him.
41:18
Speaker 1: Scotty, I know you've been doing stuff all week long.
41:20
Speaker 1: What do you got planned the rest of the week?
41:22
Speaker 1: I know, like we said, you're going to take 9-11
41:24
Speaker 1: off and let it be about the families and the remembrance.
41:27
Speaker 1: So God bless you for that. Anything else happening this
41:29
Speaker 1: week besides that?
41:29
Speaker 7: But I am going to continue my fight.
41:31
Speaker 13: There was a fireman, Tim Ravitchi, that this city, this mayor,
41:35
Speaker 13: the city, the administration is dragging through court. On Friday,
41:40
Speaker 13: September 11, 9-11, they're dragging this fireman through court because
41:44
Speaker 13: he got his back pay and his job back because
41:47
Speaker 13: he didn't get the jab. But now the city wants
41:49
Speaker 13: to take that payback away from him. And I will
41:52
Speaker 13: be there with my soldiers to support that man on
41:55
Speaker 13: a day where no other fireman can be there because
41:57
Speaker 13: it's 9-11.
41:58
Speaker 7: That's why he did this on purpose.
42:01
Speaker 1: What a... Well, I better watch my mouth. everybody knows
42:06
Speaker 1: I think he's a disgusting.
42:07
Speaker 7: You got to be calm, Dan.
42:08
Speaker 1: That's right. Hey, I'm trying to help you be calm.
42:12
Speaker 1: So see, I didn't level it up. I was going
42:15
Speaker 1: to jump to that next level, throw a few colorful
42:17
Speaker 1: metaphors in, get Scotty going, because you and I get
42:21
Speaker 1: each other going.
42:21
Speaker 7: Don't get me going yet. A couple more weeks, I'll
42:24
Speaker 7: be back in fashion.
42:25
Speaker 1: No, no, no. You keep that ticker ticking nice and calm,
42:28
Speaker 1: my friend. Scott LeBitter, buddy. Brother, thank you. God bless you.
42:31
Speaker 1: Glad to see you on your feet. Take it easy,
42:34
Speaker 1: but keep the fight. Love you.
42:36
Speaker 7: Love you, guys.
42:37
Speaker 1: Yep, take care. All right, stick around. Coming up after
42:40
Speaker 1: the break, did you hear? Several jurors in the Lindsey
42:44
Speaker 1: Clancy trial. the one that was declared a mistrial last week,
42:47
Speaker 1: are already out in front of the media speaking out
42:50
Speaker 1: against the one guy, because it's all females that have
42:53
Speaker 1: been speaking out, against the one guy who was the holdout,
42:56
Speaker 1: who would not let Lindsay off the hook for the
42:58
Speaker 1: murder of her three kids. Attorney and former prosecutor Bob
43:02
Speaker 1: Bianchi is going to weigh in on all the madness
43:04
Speaker 1: that's been surrounding this defunct trial, and he'll fill us
43:08
Speaker 1: in on whether there'll be a new retrial or they'll
43:10
Speaker 1: cut a plea deal. I don't know. Stay with us.
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Speaker 9: He admitted he had reasonable doubt after we watched that
44:58
Speaker 9: video of the interview.
45:00
Speaker 1: I think that's when it was.
45:01
Speaker 9: He admitted he had reasonable doubt and I started filling
45:05
Speaker 9: out the forms.
45:06
Speaker 2: I was so excited.
45:07
Speaker 14: He had the.
45:07
Speaker 5: Hardest time getting off the fact that Lindsay viciously killed
45:11
Speaker 5: her children.
45:14
Speaker 1: Well, just a couple of the jurors there in this
45:18
Speaker 1: crazy case. I don't know. I'm glad I took vacation
45:23
Speaker 1: towards the end of this case because Have you been
45:25
Speaker 1: watching the Lindsay Clancy trial? And that 11 out of
45:28
Speaker 1: the 12 wanted to acquit her? If you haven't paid attention,
45:32
Speaker 1: that's the Massachusetts mom who killed her three kids. By
45:36
Speaker 1: the way, one was only eight months old. I want
45:38
Speaker 1: you to think about that. Killed all three, then tried
45:42
Speaker 1: to cut her wrist and threw herself out of a window.
45:46
Speaker 1: An exclusive interview last night, three of the nine female
45:51
Speaker 1: jurors out of 12 By the way, the trial ended Friday,
45:55
Speaker 1: if you didn't know, in a mistrial, spoke out. And
45:58
Speaker 1: let me just tell you, some of this testimony from
46:00
Speaker 1: these jurors is anything but sane. The interview, lasting over
46:05
Speaker 1: an hour, included direct testimony about the defense, the prosecution,
46:09
Speaker 1: and the jury's lengthy deliberation process. Moreover, based on what
46:14
Speaker 1: you just heard, one can imagine how painful the process was,
46:18
Speaker 1: especially for the one juror who said, I'm not going
46:20
Speaker 1: to acquit her. It was a guy. And the other 11, well,
46:23
Speaker 1: they didn't like him very much because I guess they
46:25
Speaker 1: all wanted to go home. Now, as we get a
46:28
Speaker 1: little window into what was going on behind closed doors,
46:31
Speaker 1: we also have questions about what's going to happen next.
46:34
Speaker 1: We know the defense and the prosecution are scheduled to
46:36
Speaker 1: meet in court on September 29th. So are they going
46:39
Speaker 1: to reschedule the trial? Can they do a plea deal
46:42
Speaker 1: and just do it behind closed doors? And I don't
46:44
Speaker 1: even know. I mean, do they dismiss the whole thing?
46:47
Speaker 1: What's going to happen next? Well, I know that her
46:51
Speaker 1: defense attorney, he's been working hard going out there and
46:54
Speaker 1: trying to get the president's attention and maybe change the
46:57
Speaker 1: opinion of public opinion.
46:59
Speaker 4: Will you file a motion to bar another trial?
47:02
Speaker 7: Yeah. And we're going to be arguing it in front
47:04
Speaker 7: of Judge Sullivan on the 29th, along with the other motion.
47:08
Speaker 4: What will that look like, that motion?
47:10
Speaker 7: It would be a motion to dismiss based on what's
47:12
Speaker 7: called double jeopardy grounds.
47:14
Speaker 1: He's been doing the rounds all week, let's put it
47:17
Speaker 1: that way. To make matters more curious, if you will, Reddington,
47:22
Speaker 1: her attorney, when he was on GMA, actually begged the
47:25
Speaker 1: president for a pardon. Now, he's a very, very smart attorney.
47:31
Speaker 1: He knows that a president can't give you a pardon
47:34
Speaker 1: for state charges, and she's charged in Massachusetts with the
47:38
Speaker 1: triple homicide. So only a governor could do that, not
47:43
Speaker 1: the president. It's not a federal charge. So what's he playing?
47:47
Speaker 1: What's the defense attorney doing asking for the president to
47:50
Speaker 1: pardon his client on national television? And what are those
47:53
Speaker 1: jurors doing out there trash talking the one guy who said, look,
47:56
Speaker 1: I can't get over it. I'm not going to quit her.
47:58
Speaker 1: She killed her three kids. Anyway, joining me now with
48:01
Speaker 1: reaction to all this and what a complete show this
48:05
Speaker 1: has been for weeks now. He's a former head New
48:08
Speaker 1: Jersey prosecutor and a criminal defense attorney, so he gets
48:11
Speaker 1: both sides of this case, and he has done murder
48:14
Speaker 1: trials representing both sides, the state and the defendant, so
48:17
Speaker 1: he totally gets this. Bob Bianchi, back on the program. Okay, Bob,
48:23
Speaker 1: let's start with what happens next, and then we'll go
48:25
Speaker 1: into this tit for tat with the jurors. What happens
48:28
Speaker 1: in Massachusetts next? They meet at the end of this month.
48:31
Speaker 1: Do they do a new trial? Could they work a
48:34
Speaker 1: plea deal? Do they let her go and not do
48:36
Speaker 1: a trial? I don't know, what happens?
48:38
Speaker 11: Yeah, so at the end of any conviction, the defense
48:41
Speaker 11: has an opportunity to make a motion to vacate the conviction.
48:45
Speaker 11: It's a technical thing. It never gets granted down the road.
48:48
Speaker 11: But what's unique in the twist in this one, Dan,
48:51
Speaker 11: is that we've had a juror issue that occurred at
48:54
Speaker 11: this trial that I have never seen in 37 years.
48:58
Speaker 11: So and none of my colleagues either. We've had jurors
49:01
Speaker 11: that have been 11 to 1. I've had that happen.
49:04
Speaker 11: And they're debating and one just says guilty or not guilty.
49:07
Speaker 11: And I'm not changing my mind. But it's not what
49:09
Speaker 11: happened here. What happened was that the four person sent
49:12
Speaker 11: a note out that was really kind of unusual. And
49:15
Speaker 11: it said one of the jurors refuses to something to
49:19
Speaker 11: the effect of about doubt that they have doubt. They
49:22
Speaker 11: didn't say reasonable doubt. They just said doubt. And the
49:25
Speaker 11: defense lawyer was like, well, you need to start asking
49:28
Speaker 11: the jurors questions as to what this means. Does this
49:30
Speaker 11: mean the jurors saying they can't follow the. the jury
49:34
Speaker 11: charge on proof beyond a reasonable doubt. And what this
49:37
Speaker 11: judge did, which was the super careful and I think
49:40
Speaker 11: wrong maneuver, was he brought them in, he recharged them
49:43
Speaker 11: on proof beyond a reasonable doubt, and asked whether or
49:46
Speaker 11: not that one juror could still follow the law. And
49:49
Speaker 11: apparently that juror said he could. The judge didn't ask
49:53
Speaker 11: any more questions like Reddington wanted him to. And now
49:56
Speaker 11: you hear these jurors saying, no, the guy was saying
49:59
Speaker 11: he had reasonable doubt. but he refused to find her
50:04
Speaker 11: not guilty by reason of insanity or criminal responsibility, as
50:08
Speaker 11: they call it there. So the interesting part is when
50:10
Speaker 11: you're doing jury selection, Dan, the judge says, can you
50:14
Speaker 11: follow the law? And even if your opinion of the
50:16
Speaker 11: law is different than what mine is, will you still
50:19
Speaker 11: follow what I charge you? And they swear an oath
50:21
Speaker 11: to do that.
50:22
Speaker 1: Gotcha.
50:23
Speaker 11: So this juror, if it's true, and I don't know,
50:26
Speaker 11: But if it's true what these other jurors are saying,
50:28
Speaker 11: abdicated his oath to follow the law and the judge
50:32
Speaker 11: should have inquired more of this juror.
50:34
Speaker 1: Yeah, because multiple jurors said, hey, he said, yeah, I
50:39
Speaker 1: guess there is reasonable doubt for me 100% to say
50:43
Speaker 1: she's guilty as hell. Let's send her up the river.
50:45
Speaker 7: So, but.
50:46
Speaker 1: He still believed she killed her kid, so I have
50:49
Speaker 1: a problem with letting her off and acquitting her. That
50:51
Speaker 1: was his issue. So wouldn't you, and you tell me,
50:54
Speaker 1: I'm not the attorney, you usually have two to three
50:57
Speaker 1: alternates at least. Wouldn't the judge usually then say, you
51:00
Speaker 1: aren't doing your job. I'm going to pull you, throw
51:03
Speaker 1: an alternate in, now get back there and deliberate. Isn't
51:05
Speaker 1: that what he should have done?
51:06
Speaker 7: Yeah, Dan, that's, well.
51:09
Speaker 11: Yeah, the judge was trying to do this thing like
51:10
Speaker 11: not invade the province of the jury deliberations. And my
51:14
Speaker 11: opinion has been sometimes you got to use the rule
51:16
Speaker 11: of reason, Dan. No one's invading the province. He should
51:19
Speaker 11: have asked the juror. Had he known that the guy said,
51:23
Speaker 11: I find reasonable doubt, but I just refuse to follow it,
51:26
Speaker 11: then I would have. And I think this judge should
51:29
Speaker 11: have removed him because he no longer can follow the law.
51:32
Speaker 7: There you go.
51:32
Speaker 11: And put another alternate in. That's a lot different, I
51:35
Speaker 11: want your audience to understand, than saying he's a guy
51:37
Speaker 11: who just has a difference of opinion. You don't remove
51:40
Speaker 11: that juror. This guy's saying, I agree there's reasonable doubt.
51:43
Speaker 11: I refuse to follow the law, according to these other jurors.
51:46
Speaker 1: Right, according to the jurors. Okay, so... What happens then
51:49
Speaker 1: end of September? They will all meet and there could
51:51
Speaker 1: be then a new trial set. I mean, does the
51:55
Speaker 1: same judge stay in the thing? Like, could they ask
51:57
Speaker 1: for a move of venue? Will they sequester this time
52:00
Speaker 1: so the jury isn't out there seeing all this crap? Like,
52:02
Speaker 1: there's so many questions.
52:03
Speaker 7: About this case.
52:05
Speaker 11: I don't know if we're getting into the Trump pardon piece,
52:07
Speaker 11: but I'm going to get there, too.
52:08
Speaker 13: Yep.
52:08
Speaker 1: What do you think of that?
52:09
Speaker 11: So so for right now, if I were Reddington, I
52:12
Speaker 11: would be making the argument that the court should have
52:14
Speaker 11: what they call an extrajudicial hearing, bring the jurors back in,
52:18
Speaker 11: establish a record, talk to this one juror and say,
52:21
Speaker 11: is it true that. that you indicated there was reasonable doubt,
52:25
Speaker 11: but that you refused to follow the instruction. And then
52:27
Speaker 11: I would argue, if you get a positive answer to that,
52:30
Speaker 11: I would argue as a defense lawyer, his failure to
52:33
Speaker 11: follow the oath is causing my client to be tried
52:36
Speaker 11: twice for the same crime. Double jeopardy should attach and
52:39
Speaker 11: we should not go further. That would be my argument. Honestly,
52:43
Speaker 11: this is a weird situation. I don't think it's ever
52:46
Speaker 11: been resolved before by any court before.
52:48
Speaker 1: Okay. Now, why would Reddington, last question, go on national
52:52
Speaker 1: television and say he wants a pardon from the president
52:54
Speaker 1: of the United States when he is a damn smart
52:56
Speaker 1: seasoned attorney and knows that a president can't give you
53:00
Speaker 1: a pardon for state crimes, only federal. You think it's political.
53:05
Speaker 1: Fill us in with a few seconds left.
53:06
Speaker 11: Yeah, so all my colleagues went crazy. Oh, Trump is
53:09
Speaker 11: going to issue a pardon. Trump can't issue a pardon,
53:11
Speaker 11: as you indicated. He's communicating. I went right to the
53:14
Speaker 11: computer and said, what political party is this elected, raising contributions,
53:20
Speaker 11: needs to have community support, district attorney? What party is he?
53:23
Speaker 11: And he's a Republican. So even though Trump can't force
53:27
Speaker 11: him by way of pardon, he certainly can influence the
53:31
Speaker 11: outcome of something. So, you know, when President Trump or
53:33
Speaker 11: any president.
53:34
Speaker 1: Yeah, he calls the prosecutor and says, you know what?
53:36
Speaker 1: just let this one go, the prosecutor could decide, let's
53:39
Speaker 1: not try and retry. Let's work a plea deal with
53:42
Speaker 1: her defense attorney. Let's give her a few years in
53:44
Speaker 1: a mental ward and see if that helps her. And
53:46
Speaker 1: we'll go from there. Again, I go back to the,
53:49
Speaker 1: and I might get her name wrong, but I believe
53:50
Speaker 1: it was Andrea Yates, the one in 2001 that killed
53:54
Speaker 1: all her kids. She is still 25 years later in
53:58
Speaker 1: an insane asylum. So I'm not saying that Lindsay should
54:02
Speaker 1: only get a slap on the wrist because the woman
54:05
Speaker 1: admitted to killing her three kids and then trying to
54:07
Speaker 1: kill herself because she did it. She's obviously got some
54:09
Speaker 1: screws loose. I don't think she needs to be walking
54:10
Speaker 1: the streets either. No full acquittal. There needs to be
54:14
Speaker 1: some payment of time for taking the lives of three
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Speaker 1: little babies.
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Speaker 11: She'll be in the mental hospital locked down for the
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Speaker 11: rest of her life.
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Speaker 1: She's not getting out. Then that's the way it should be. Bob,
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Speaker 1: thanks for weighing in. This one just keeps getting weirder
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Speaker 1: and weirder every day.
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Speaker 11: You got it, brother.
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Speaker 1: Yep, take care. All righty, folks.
54:31
Speaker 7: Weird.
54:32
Speaker 1: And that does it for another Real America. You want
54:35
Speaker 1: to get a hold of me, Chris, give me info
54:36
Speaker 1: on the screen, please, if you would. It is realamerica
54:39
Speaker 1: at OANN.com. Always the best way to get a hold
54:41
Speaker 1: of me. Back in the saddle here after a few
54:43
Speaker 1: days off on vacation. Hopefully I got through this show okay.
54:46
Speaker 1: We'll be back tomorrow night after the GOP convention again.
54:50
Speaker 1: Make sure you tune in for that. In the meantime,
54:52
Speaker 1: you all know what to do. Be proud Americans out there.
54:54
Speaker 2: Be brave.
54:55
Speaker 1: And God bless you all.
54:56
Speaker 7: Good night.
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