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7/11/25 -- Dan Ball W/ Harmeet Dhillon, Jonathan Gilliam, Scott LoBaido, Brandon Straka, Chris Burgard. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America.
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Speaker 2: President Trump and the First Lady arrived in the Lone
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Speaker 2: Star State today surveying the damage in the wake of
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Speaker 2: the horrific and deadly flooding that took place on the
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Speaker 2: fourth of July.
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Speaker 1: In Central Texas.
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Speaker 2: Commander in Chief reflecting on the incident that almost took
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Speaker 2: his life nearly one year ago on that fateful day
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Speaker 2: in Butler, Pennsylvania. This week, this weekend, folks, and you
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Speaker 2: believe it, a full year and powerful New Yorkers are
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Speaker 2: pulling together to try and prevent this radical Islamic And
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Speaker 2: I'm not calling him a socialist. He's a communist from
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Speaker 2: ever becoming the mayor of the Big Apple.
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Speaker 1: Please, my New Yorkers, don't do it. I beg you.
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Speaker 2: I'm Dan Ball and Real America starts right now.
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Speaker 3: So they brief me, and numerous times, the FBI, the
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Speaker 3: Secret Service, sort of everybody doj Pamela's doing a fantastic
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Speaker 3: I think she's doing a fantastic chew. But they briefed me,
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Speaker 3: and I'm satisfied with it.
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Speaker 2: President Trump opening up about the attempt on his life
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Speaker 2: in Butler, Pennsylvania, nearly one year ago. Commander in Chief
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Speaker 2: reflecting on the assassination, attempting an interview with his daughter
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Speaker 2: in lawk Laud Trump, calling July thirteenth, twenty twenty four,
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Speaker 2: a rare and quote really bad day.
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Speaker 1: For the Secret Service.
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Speaker 2: He went on to criticize America's late security force for
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Speaker 2: failing to properly prepare for the event, also its lack
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Speaker 2: of communication with the other agencies that were at the
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Speaker 2: scene that day, and other critical oversights that nearly cost
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Speaker 2: him his life.
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Speaker 1: They should have had somebody in the building.
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Speaker 3: That was a mistake. They should have had communications with
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Speaker 3: the local police. They weren't tied in, and they should
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Speaker 3: have been tied in. So there were mistakes made and
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Speaker 3: that you know, shouldn't have happened. That building was a
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Speaker 3: prime building in terms of what they were trying to do.
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Speaker 3: So but I was satisfied in terms of the bigger plot,
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Speaker 3: the larger plot, I was satisfied. And uh, you know,
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Speaker 3: I have great confidence in these people. I know the people,
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Speaker 3: and they're very talented, very capable. That they had a
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Speaker 3: bad day, and I think they'll admit that at a
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Speaker 3: rough day.
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Speaker 1: They surely did.
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Speaker 2: And as a matter of fact, it was announced just
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Speaker 2: this week six Secret Service agencies agents rather have been
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Speaker 2: suspended following that attempt assassination on President Trump.
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Speaker 1: The suspensions were issued.
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Speaker 2: Again nearly a year later, with the agents actually receiving
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Speaker 2: unpaid suspensions ranging from ten to forty two days, followed
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Speaker 2: by reassignments to roles with way less responsibility. Reports indicate
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Speaker 2: that some of the suspended agents were go figure, relatively inexperienced,
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Speaker 2: or had limited time to prep for the event. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: let's talk about that inexperience. We know who assigned some
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Speaker 2: of those inexperienced agents to President Trump, because remember he
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Speaker 2: wasn't president then. Additionally, key supervisors who approved the final
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Speaker 2: security plan were not originally disciplined. Instead, some of them
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Speaker 2: got promoted, some of them got reassigned with significant.
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Speaker 1: New roles within the agency.
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Speaker 2: Gee, I wonder it whose direction the agency's previous director,
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Speaker 2: Kimberly Cheatle, Remember miss Cheetos, She resigned right after the incident. Meantime,
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Speaker 2: Helen Comptory, that's the widow of Corey Comparatory, remember him.
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Speaker 1: That's the fire chief who was killed.
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Speaker 2: People died that day is now publicly criticizing the Secret
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Speaker 2: Service as the one year anniversary approaches this weekend comparatory,
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Speaker 2: telling the New York Post quote, I think the Secret
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Speaker 2: Service is garbage.
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Speaker 1: Wow, adding all I've wanted.
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Speaker 2: Time was to sit down with the men who screwed
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Speaker 2: up that day and find out why exactly. Joining us
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Speaker 2: now to weigh in on the new details and the
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Speaker 2: president's response. He's a former FBI special agent and a
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Speaker 2: former Navy seal, always a Navy Seal, and the host
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Speaker 2: of the Experts podcast. I think we just saw him
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Speaker 2: on the show last night. This is deja vu. Jonathan
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Speaker 2: Gilliam back on the program, Jonathan, how are.
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Speaker 1: You, sir?
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Speaker 4: Doing good?
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Speaker 5: And you know, she answered her own question there, Dan,
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Speaker 5: she doesn't have to go in front of them, bless
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Speaker 5: her heart. She said they're garbage and that's why that's
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Speaker 5: why it happened, because they're garbage.
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Speaker 1: Okay, Interview's done, Thanks Jonathan, and okay, so this what
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Speaker 1: is it?
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Speaker 2: Sunday will be the one year anniversary Trump for me
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Speaker 2: a little too forgiving, I'm sorry, and I think you
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Speaker 2: would be a bit harsher too. And maybe it's because
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Speaker 2: he was daughter in laws interviewing him, and he's reflecting
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Speaker 2: and you know, trying to be nice because obviously they're
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Speaker 2: still guarding him and will be for the next three
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Speaker 2: and a half years as president and the rest of
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Speaker 2: his life. I don't know if I would be as
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Speaker 2: kind after I was almost shot in the head because
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Speaker 2: of incompetency.
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Speaker 1: And let's be real, you heard what we said in
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Speaker 1: that report, Jonathan.
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Speaker 2: How could inexperienced agents end up on a detail for
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Speaker 2: a former president who's the leading candidate and in.
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Speaker 1: The polls of the time was going to become president,
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Speaker 1: which he did.
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Speaker 2: I mean, really, you're assigning inexperienced agents to a guy
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Speaker 2: like that.
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Speaker 5: Well, I'll tell you there's a couple of things. Let's
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Speaker 5: start with the way that Trump has evolved now. He
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Speaker 5: does not really get into mud slinging like he used to.
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Speaker 4: He just doesn't.
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Speaker 5: I think now that he has the power to get
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Speaker 5: done what he wants to do, He's avoided going down
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Speaker 5: that rabbit hole. And I gotta say I commend him
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Speaker 5: for that, because that was the one criticism that I've
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Speaker 5: always had of him, is that he would spend the
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Speaker 5: majority of his time I'm battling with media and things
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Speaker 5: like that, and it didn't do any good. However, if
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Speaker 5: he wants to make light of this, and he wants
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Speaker 5: to say, Okay, I'm satisfied. I would hope that things
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Speaker 5: are being done that have fixed the problem, because you know,
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Speaker 5: here's the thing with President Trump is that he's an
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Speaker 5: expert with economics, He's an expert with world affairs. He
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Speaker 5: definitely is an expert in a campaigning, better politician than
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Speaker 5: politicians and a better leader than politicians. But he's not
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Speaker 5: versed in law enforcement and intelligence the same way. So
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Speaker 5: he puts people in place in the things that he
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Speaker 5: knows that are experts. He picks an economist that knows
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Speaker 5: what he's doing to run that part right or world affairs.
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Speaker 2: He always says he puts the smartest people for those
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Speaker 2: individual whatever it may be, in the room with him,
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Speaker 2: that are smarter than him.
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Speaker 1: If you're not the smartest one, get the smartest people
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Speaker 1: in the room.
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Speaker 2: I mean, look at who he put as the new director.
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Speaker 2: The guy that's been by his side. I believe Sean
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Speaker 2: Koranzin twenty seventeen. He's been protecting him. He trusted, he
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Speaker 2: believes in him. He's now the boss.
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Speaker 5: But the problem is that overall he doesn't know law
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Speaker 5: enforcement and he doesn't know how these agencies work. So
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Speaker 5: he has to depend on people that he doesn't know
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Speaker 5: really that well but assumes that they know what they're
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Speaker 5: doing because they're at the top of their agency, or
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Speaker 5: he brings in a political appointee.
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Speaker 4: He learned this lesson about the DoD with the generals, that.
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Speaker 5: You generals climb a ladder and then they're pulled up
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Speaker 5: the rest of the way, so you don't necessarily get
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Speaker 5: the most competent generals, and these agencies are the same way.
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Speaker 5: And the Secret Service I saw at firsthand when I
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Speaker 5: was in the FBI and I was a liaison to
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Speaker 5: the United Nations and was there every year for the
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Speaker 5: General Assembly, and what I saw by the Secret Service
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Speaker 5: was unbelievable. You would see State Department Protection Detail come
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Speaker 5: in and.
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Speaker 4: They were meat eaters, they were warriors.
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Speaker 5: You would see NYPD Intel details, they're amazing dudes. And
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Speaker 5: then you would see the Secret Service and they were
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Speaker 5: like soy, skinny dudes and young females.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Well, we saw the reaction that day, right. People couldn't
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Speaker 2: get their damn guns out of their holsters in time.
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Speaker 2: They weren't big enough to even get over Trump and
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Speaker 2: protect him. There were people on that detail that never ever,
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Speaker 2: ever should have been assigned to him, and we all
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Speaker 2: know why they were assigned to him. Tell me, you're
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Speaker 2: trying to get a guy killed without telling us you're
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Speaker 2: trying to get a guy killed.
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Speaker 1: Let's be weird.
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Speaker 5: And it went further than Chetah and went to the
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Speaker 5: next guy who came in, who was even I think
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Speaker 5: personally a bigger buffoon than she is. And so now
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Speaker 5: this deputy director that's there is saying I saw a
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Speaker 5: SoundBite with him where he's talking about, you know, they've
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Speaker 5: advanced and technology and these it's not that it is
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Speaker 5: a human error issue. They hired the wrong people, they
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Speaker 5: trained them the wrong way, and what was the Secret
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Speaker 5: Service has totally gone down.
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Speaker 4: A rabbit hole of destruction.
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Speaker 5: That the only way they can come about that is
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Speaker 5: if they either hand off that work to another agency,
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Speaker 5: or they go through and systematically with standards, say you're
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Speaker 5: not tall enough, you're not fit enough, you didn't pass
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Speaker 5: this shooting test that we have.
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Speaker 4: And get rid of those people and start the training over.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, why they make it so weak for Secret Service?
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Speaker 2: Your job is to protect our president and obviously tons
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Speaker 2: of other protection details. So why wouldn't you want the
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Speaker 2: best of the best, the baddest of the baddest to
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Speaker 2: be up there protecting our potus and our vice president
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Speaker 2: and the first lady and everything else, Like, why would
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Speaker 2: you want no offense?
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Speaker 1: I know I'm going to take heat. Actually, who cares?
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Speaker 1: I don't even give a crap.
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Speaker 2: Why would you want a bunch of soy boys and
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Speaker 2: smaller statued women that can't physically protect a six foot two,
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Speaker 2: six foot three president. Sorry ladies, sorry weak men. We
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Speaker 2: need big, strong men to protect our leaders of this nation.
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Speaker 1: There I said it.
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Speaker 2: And with some experience I don't know, maybe in combat,
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Speaker 2: maybe experience with handling a gunfire coming at or distributing it.
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Speaker 2: Because if all you did was practice at the Secret
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Speaker 2: Service range and you're a five to two female and
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Speaker 2: now you've got to jump on a six two sixty
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Speaker 2: three president and pull your gun and shoot it a
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Speaker 2: bad guy one hundred yards away, are you gonna be
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Speaker 2: able to do it?
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Speaker 1: But if you saw.
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Speaker 2: Combat in Fallujah and you're a six to three, two
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Speaker 2: hundred and twenty pound guy, yeah, I'd want him protecting me.
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Speaker 4: Right, Well, then that's the problem.
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Speaker 5: See what you just said mail a large male, right
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Speaker 5: that is typically not what makes up the left and
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Speaker 5: the left is the one who brought in DEI and careerist.
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Speaker 4: That's the other problem.
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Speaker 5: So we always say the left, but it's a lot
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Speaker 5: of careerists as well. Careerists will go along to get along,
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Speaker 5: and those are the people that will get into an
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Speaker 5: agency and climb ladders. They're not going to be the
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Speaker 5: people who are the real meat eating operators, and so
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Speaker 5: what you end up getting left with is that those
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Speaker 5: people have climbed the ladder, and then they set the
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Speaker 5: standards for recruitment and training and they that's the last
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Speaker 5: thing they even really care about with careers. With leftists,
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Speaker 5: they are definitely picking the people that they want in there,
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Speaker 5: either because they they for ideological reasons like they want
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Speaker 5: to get rid of that president, or because they think
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Speaker 5: just like a trans person who wants to go into
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Speaker 5: a library and read books to a child, they think
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Speaker 5: that it's only fair if they get to do that.
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Speaker 5: And that's the reason why you end up with this stuff.
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Speaker 2: Do you think last question, Jonathan, that Sean who I
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Speaker 2: just looked up. He joined in September of two thousand
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Speaker 2: and one, so he's been an agent for twenty four years.
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Speaker 2: This September. Again, I've heard Trump talk about him. He
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Speaker 2: trust him with his life. Obviously, he's been with the
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Speaker 2: president now for eight years while he was in office,
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Speaker 2: out of office, now back in office. Do you think this
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Speaker 2: is the type of guy big toll sean who's always
12:03
Speaker 2: there with the shades on right next to forty seven
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Speaker 2: until now is the director? Do you think he will
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Speaker 2: make these changes you're calling for.
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Speaker 5: I don't know, but because the day that that occurred,
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Speaker 5: he did not react in any tactical manner that I
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Speaker 5: was ever trained to react. When it comes to protecting someone,
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Speaker 5: you don't allow the individual who just got shot to
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Speaker 5: dictate the time that they're going to stay on the stage.
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Speaker 5: It was a great visual, great SoundBite, but President Trump
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Speaker 5: should have almost been injured yanking him off the stage
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Speaker 5: that hard, and they should have gotten him off there
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Speaker 5: in a second. And if he's if he's okay with
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Speaker 5: those tactics, not President Trump, but the director, I'm not
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Speaker 5: okay with I got what you say, right.
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Speaker 2: The guy just got shot and you let him stay.
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Speaker 2: He should have been taken off immediately, no matter what.
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Speaker 2: Immediately he said, no, no, get my shoe weight, let
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Speaker 2: me say something. They should have been like now, mister President,
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Speaker 2: because you don't know how many more shooters there could
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Speaker 2: have been. There could have been a bomb, there could
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Speaker 2: have been another shooter.
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Speaker 5: I don't know how much he was injured either. He
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Speaker 5: could have been gravely injured. And the time that they
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Speaker 5: took to get him to the vehicle was over.
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Speaker 4: I think it was like almost a minute and a half.
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Speaker 4: He could have bled out.
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Speaker 5: And that time because there's no TURNI kits on him
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Speaker 5: or anything like that, they didn't even checked.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, great point, Jonathan gilliam as always, man, thanks for
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Speaker 2: your insight.
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Speaker 1: Appreciate you having good weekend.
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Speaker 4: Good to be with you and you do the same.
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Speaker 2: Ye up next, speaking of the President, you and the
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Speaker 2: First Lady, we're in central Texas today to see firsthand
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Speaker 2: the Lone Star State earlier today to survey the damage
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Speaker 2: firsthand of those deadly, deadly floods in Central Texas. Catastrophic
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Speaker 2: flash flooding that occurred on the fourth of July, claiming
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Speaker 2: at least one hundred and twenty one people one hundred
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Speaker 2: and seventy three are still missing. Ninety six of them
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Speaker 2: died in Kirk County, and we know about thirty of
16:37
Speaker 2: them were those.
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Speaker 1: Little girls and counselors from Camp Mystic.
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Speaker 2: President Trump signed a major Disaster declaration four Kerk County,
16:44
Speaker 2: making federal funds available immediately. The governor there Abbott requesting
16:48
Speaker 2: more counties be added to the President's declaration. But I
16:52
Speaker 2: got to tell you, regardless of what the government does,
16:56
Speaker 2: from what I've been hearing from people, it was regular day,
16:59
Speaker 2: average Americans, volunteers, charity groups, churches, veterans that showed up
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Speaker 2: by the thousands on the fourth of July and they've
17:07
Speaker 2: been there every day for seven days, and that's what's
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Speaker 2: making a difference. Joining us now to discuss how they've
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Speaker 2: been lending helping hand down in Texas. He's the chief
17:16
Speaker 2: strategy officer for the nonprofit His Glory. Our good friend,
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Speaker 2: Chris Berguard back on the program. Chris, Nice to see
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Speaker 2: you down there. This has got to be some hard
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Speaker 2: tough work going through the debris.
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Speaker 1: Looking.
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Speaker 2: I want to say for survivors, but at this point
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Speaker 2: most people say it's a recovery effort and y'all are
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Speaker 2: just trying to find the bodies so you can get
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Speaker 2: them back to the families so they have some closure
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Speaker 2: for the loved ones. Talk to us about what you've
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Speaker 2: been doing, Chris.
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Speaker 6: Well, if you can see behind me, the Guadalupe River
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Speaker 6: behind me, there used to be a section of trees
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Speaker 6: there yesterday and they.
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Speaker 7: Had what we call snag.
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Speaker 6: Snag is when debris and stuff the river's so big
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Speaker 6: and huge it floats. It just rushes it down and
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Speaker 6: gets caught up.
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Speaker 7: So we had the dogs hit on that area yesterday.
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Speaker 6: So we spent probably about seven hours first digging by
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Speaker 6: hand with chainsaws, hands.
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Speaker 7: Actually even.
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Speaker 6: Strooners trimmers, going out the roots to get down to
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Speaker 6: where the dogs were sent sing detecting the remains, and
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Speaker 6: we recovered two sets of partial remains. So that's two
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Speaker 6: families that will at least get some closure once the
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Speaker 6: DNA comes back. It's so bad Dan between the heat
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Speaker 6: and that it's recovery is in the beginning of the week,
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Speaker 6: it was bodies. Now Unfortunately, in a lot of places,
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Speaker 6: our experience last couple lays has been pieces.
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Speaker 7: But I want to let's talk about some good stuff.
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Speaker 6: You are absolutely right the again, Like in North Carolina,
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Speaker 6: we saw people coming together and doing We were so
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Speaker 6: impressed in honored to be working with them here that
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Speaker 6: they we're on day seven now. Down here in Texas,
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Speaker 6: it was volunteers, it was locals.
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Speaker 7: Let me just give you an example. You know, I
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Speaker 7: first came.
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Speaker 6: In, we were working, our team was working closely with
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Speaker 6: Heroes for Humanity, which is all former and current.
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Speaker 7: Military personnel.
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Speaker 6: Less to work with some awesome Special Forces guys and
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Speaker 6: some great divers. And then we started working. We brought
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Speaker 6: in also with uh Golf Search and Rescue. Just incredible teams.
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Speaker 6: We had a team that was really humming, and every
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Speaker 6: single one of the recoveries we did, every single one,
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Speaker 6: DAN was in areas that were already labeled cleared and
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Speaker 6: they weren't. And so now my concerns are, you know,
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Speaker 6: you look behind me, there's there's there's no the trees
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Speaker 6: are all down. What's happening now is is they're bringing
19:50
Speaker 6: in a contract of people. They're bringing contracts people to
19:53
Speaker 6: take everything down and get everything out.
19:56
Speaker 7: Can't search those snags anymore.
19:58
Speaker 6: And today everything took a big shift today because today.
20:02
Speaker 7: FEMA really came in and put their foot down.
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Speaker 6: I had to run into them. We hadn't had any
20:06
Speaker 6: stuff for them until today. And basically they're taking the
20:10
Speaker 6: volunteers out, which unfortunately is what they did in North Carolina.
20:14
Speaker 6: And we've been starving Dan for good cadaver dogs. And
20:17
Speaker 6: you get a good cadaver dog, you're working teams. They
20:20
Speaker 6: burn out, it's hot, it's hard work. You need to
20:23
Speaker 6: keep cycling them in. We had seventeen dogs coming in
20:26
Speaker 6: from Tennessee today that return told to go home.
20:29
Speaker 7: You know what I could do with those seventeen dogs.
20:31
Speaker 6: I got fifty eight miles of river no matter how
20:33
Speaker 6: much everybody says, oh, that's all been cleared and checked.
20:36
Speaker 6: Now there's primary, there's secondary, there's tertiary. That work still
20:39
Speaker 6: needs to be done. My concern is now the FEME
20:42
Speaker 6: is coming in and they're giving out when we register
20:45
Speaker 6: at the Emergency app Center, yay you are, and the
20:48
Speaker 6: parco every let's see happened here, here's a bit. We're
20:56
Speaker 6: gonna paint out and run pockets. So they've got five
20:59
Speaker 6: months threes churches are painting. We don't care about money,
21:02
Speaker 6: we care about permission. Yeah, and that's changing now. Permission.
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Speaker 7: To contrast, I.
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Speaker 1: Know, this is what happens when government gets involved.
21:09
Speaker 7: And there's what they could do.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, here's what they could do, though, if they just liaison,
21:15
Speaker 6: if they just came down to the river and looked
21:17
Speaker 6: at the people, if the money is closed, the wettest
21:19
Speaker 6: boots and just said, hey, what have you been doing
21:21
Speaker 6: for the last week, How can we help?
21:23
Speaker 7: What do you need? Where do we go? Everything? Would
21:26
Speaker 7: be great. It would be great to have government get involved.
21:28
Speaker 1: But no, I know, and I know the excuses they use.
21:31
Speaker 2: Excuses are private citizens can still get hurt. They might
21:34
Speaker 2: get in the way. So we have to remove everybody
21:36
Speaker 2: so the government can take over and we've got it.
21:38
Speaker 2: That's what they always do. I'm not a fan of it.
21:40
Speaker 2: I mean, we need their help, we need their money
21:43
Speaker 2: to help rebuild and to help these families get through this.
21:45
Speaker 1: But we hear this time and time again with disasters.
21:48
Speaker 2: The government comes in kicks out all the volunteers because
21:52
Speaker 2: again they're about liabilities.
21:53
Speaker 1: And this, that and the other thing.
21:55
Speaker 2: But you're taking boots off the ground and that always
21:58
Speaker 2: upsets me. So, Chris, how about we end your interview
22:01
Speaker 2: with a positive and a shout out and an all
22:04
Speaker 2: call to the heads of FEMA, to President Trump and
22:08
Speaker 2: his administration leaders. We all know you'll watch this network
22:10
Speaker 2: in this program.
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Speaker 1: Listen.
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Speaker 7: I love President Trump, and I actually reached out. I
22:16
Speaker 7: know it's not his laying. I reached out to Tom
22:18
Speaker 7: Homan today.
22:19
Speaker 6: I know it's not his lamb, and I said, hey,
22:21
Speaker 6: there's just easy lessons learned down here, guys that can
22:23
Speaker 6: be win win for everybody. God bless President Trump, God
22:26
Speaker 6: bless his administration. Let's not make the same mistakes that
22:29
Speaker 6: Biden administration did last call.
22:31
Speaker 2: Good for you, Good for you, Chris, And you know what,
22:33
Speaker 2: I'll reach out to some of my contact administration and
22:36
Speaker 2: say the same thing. Tell FEMA don't kick out the
22:38
Speaker 2: hard work and volunteers, especially the combat operators, the veterans
22:42
Speaker 2: and the active duty guys that know how to deal
22:44
Speaker 2: with this kind of crap. Let them stay there and help.
22:47
Speaker 2: They actually can do better than you FEMA boys and suits. Sorry, Chris,
22:52
Speaker 2: God bless your brother, appreciate it.
22:54
Speaker 7: Have a good day. Thank you for your prayers.
22:56
Speaker 1: Coming yep, coming.
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Speaker 2: Up after the break where it can continue to raise
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25:34
Speaker 2: Welcome back, so there's panic in the Big Apple. Some
25:37
Speaker 2: of New York's wealthiest business leaders and political power players
25:40
Speaker 2: are now in emergency mode following Zoran Mamgami's surprise victory
25:45
Speaker 2: in the Democrat Meryo primary. According to The Wall Street Journal,
25:48
Speaker 2: panic donors now pouring money into independent groups determined to
25:53
Speaker 2: block the socialist Marxist from achieving victory in the general
25:57
Speaker 2: election come November. And by the way, for every back
26:01
Speaker 2: to start writing and calling him what he is. He's
26:03
Speaker 2: a freakin Islamic communist. That's what he is. Forgets socialist Marxists,
26:07
Speaker 2: This guy is bad news. At least one group, New
26:12
Speaker 2: Yorkers for a Better Future Mayor twenty five, has already
26:14
Speaker 2: raised twenty million dollars to shut this guy down. Another group,
26:18
Speaker 2: led by former Mayor Rudi Giuliani and former NYP detective Boddle,
26:22
Speaker 2: is aiming to raise ten million dollars to shut him down.
26:25
Speaker 2: Prominent business leaders, including this guy you know him, JP
26:28
Speaker 2: Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Diamond, are warning that Mendami's platform,
26:33
Speaker 2: including proposals for city run grocery stores a freeze on
26:37
Speaker 2: rent regulated units, pose a huge threat to New York's
26:41
Speaker 2: economic future, forget economic future. It poses a threat to
26:45
Speaker 2: all New Yorkers. Diamond calling mcdomie's politics more Marxist than socialists,
26:51
Speaker 2: thank you, more communist exactly, and he dismisses his agenda
26:55
Speaker 2: as ideological mush Our next guest friend of the show,
27:00
Speaker 2: founder of the Walkway Campaign, Brandon Strock, is also taking
27:03
Speaker 2: an active role in the fight against democratic socialism. Brandon's
27:07
Speaker 2: going to be hosting the Restore New York City rally
27:11
Speaker 2: on Sunday, July twenty seventh, So that's coming up, folks
27:15
Speaker 2: at one pm in Union Square. Walkway Campaign is calling
27:18
Speaker 2: on all people. It doesn't matter who you are. You
27:21
Speaker 2: could be a Democrat as long as you got some
27:23
Speaker 2: common sense independence, Republicans, even if you're not political. But
27:27
Speaker 2: you want to save New York and you don't want
27:29
Speaker 2: to see communists take over America, Okay, and you're a
27:31
Speaker 2: proud American, then come out and fight against this radical agenda.
27:37
Speaker 2: Joining me now to tell me more about the event,
27:39
Speaker 2: but also to raise the warning flag about this radical
27:43
Speaker 2: Islamic communist who's trying to be the mayor of New
27:47
Speaker 2: York City. He's the founder of the Walkway Campaign. Brandon
27:50
Speaker 2: Strock back on the program brand.
27:52
Speaker 1: Nice to see you. Thank you for doing this.
27:55
Speaker 2: I've taken a little bit of heat, but mostly praise
27:57
Speaker 2: for my strong words again against Mom Dami, this guy
28:02
Speaker 2: anybody like him, Does it even deserve to be in
28:05
Speaker 2: this country?
28:06
Speaker 1: Yep, I said it.
28:07
Speaker 2: Talk to me about while you're taking a stand against
28:09
Speaker 2: this and other radical ideology.
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Speaker 8: Well, Dan, first of all, let me start off by
28:14
Speaker 8: saying you and I have been friends for many, many years.
28:16
Speaker 8: I think it goes without saying. I have a great
28:18
Speaker 8: love and respect for you, and always have and always will.
28:22
Speaker 8: I do want to say on this one particular issue,
28:25
Speaker 8: I disagree with you a little bit on the approach,
28:27
Speaker 8: and I'm going to tell you why and the approach
28:30
Speaker 8: that we're taking here with walk Away. You know, I've
28:33
Speaker 8: been a New Yorker for twenty years, and I actually
28:35
Speaker 8: just returned to the city yesterday to because you know,
28:39
Speaker 8: I was gone after January.
28:41
Speaker 1: Sixth for several years. Yeah, just for a lot bit.
28:44
Speaker 8: Yeah, went away for a little while. But but no,
28:47
Speaker 8: but I'm back in the city. And the reason why
28:48
Speaker 8: I'm back in the city is because I love New York.
28:50
Speaker 8: I care about the city greatly, and I do want
28:52
Speaker 8: to be a part of fighting against not just this candidate,
28:54
Speaker 8: but the ushering in of democratic socialism here in New
28:57
Speaker 8: York City. And so I look at this guy and
29:00
Speaker 8: the fact that he won the primary and the level
29:03
Speaker 8: of popularity that he has, and honestly, it's not a
29:05
Speaker 8: mystery to me whatsoever. I keep saying, and I'm going
29:08
Speaker 8: to continue to say, the issues that he's raising are correct.
29:13
Speaker 8: He is dead on the money. There's nothing wrong with
29:15
Speaker 8: the issues that he's brought up. New York City is unaffordable,
29:19
Speaker 8: rent is too high, groceries are too high. There's a
29:22
Speaker 8: lot of problems with this city that need to be addressed.
29:24
Speaker 8: He's not wrong about that. What's wrong are his solutions
29:27
Speaker 8: to the problems. So, you know, I don't want to
29:30
Speaker 8: be a part of attacking this guy based off of
29:34
Speaker 8: his religion or his faith, or his background or anything
29:37
Speaker 8: like that. And I see a lot of that happening
29:39
Speaker 8: with conservatives. The reason why I have a problem with that,
29:41
Speaker 8: it is not going to help us defeat him. The
29:44
Speaker 8: people who supported him and came out and by the way,
29:47
Speaker 8: a large reason why he won the Democratic primary is
29:50
Speaker 8: because new voters, people who have never voted before, came out.
29:54
Speaker 8: So he is gaining a lot of popularity and momentum
29:57
Speaker 8: with people who usually aren't even a part of the democratic.
29:59
Speaker 2: Price because he's preaching I'm gonna give you everything too,
30:02
Speaker 2: And for young people and new voters and people struggling
30:05
Speaker 2: in the big Apple, that's music to their ears. Wait,
30:07
Speaker 2: I'm gonna get free groceries, I'm gonna get cheaper rent,
30:10
Speaker 2: I'm gonna get whatever. And so I'm hitting the other
30:13
Speaker 2: thing because one I'm a Vet, and I got a
30:16
Speaker 2: lot of combat buddies, Eve though I didn't see combat
30:18
Speaker 2: that have told me about radical Islam. You being a
30:21
Speaker 2: gay man, you know exactly what I'm talking about. Okay,
30:23
Speaker 2: women don't have rights. You'd get thrown off buildings or
30:26
Speaker 2: shot and killed in the damn street. Most Middle Eastern countries,
30:29
Speaker 2: this guy. And I've seen some of his speeches before
30:32
Speaker 2: he announced he was running for mayor. And the people
30:34
Speaker 2: he's hired, like this crazy intern. Where's video of her
30:37
Speaker 2: screaming at people or the lady in the elevators.
30:40
Speaker 1: I mean the.
30:41
Speaker 2: People he has surrounded himselves with that are Muslims. And
30:45
Speaker 2: I'm not throwing every Muslim under the bus. Brandon, I know,
30:47
Speaker 2: there are peaceful, loving Muslims in this world, but there's
30:50
Speaker 2: also radical ones and they're amongst us, and they want
30:53
Speaker 2: the little devil and the big devil dead. And he
30:56
Speaker 2: has surrounded himself with people that say that stuff. When
31:00
Speaker 2: you look at the images of dearborn Michigan roll the
31:02
Speaker 2: video guys Minnesota, down in Texas in the big Apple
31:06
Speaker 2: of them waving ice.
31:06
Speaker 1: As flags and taking over neighborhoods.
31:09
Speaker 2: You know, this crap happened in Europe over the last
31:12
Speaker 2: ten twenty years, right, brand, And what have they been
31:14
Speaker 2: doing over there? Raping white women, taking over complete neighborhoods
31:17
Speaker 2: in London? The bobbies are such pansies they won't even
31:20
Speaker 2: go in and push him back. Look at this video.
31:22
Speaker 2: This isn't the Middle East. These are American cities they're
31:26
Speaker 2: taking over. So yes, I'll raise the flag on radical Islam.
31:30
Speaker 2: You raise the flag on his ridiculous policy. Okay, keep
31:34
Speaker 2: going on.
31:35
Speaker 1: It's fine, no, no, no, sorry, bro diehard.
31:38
Speaker 2: About this, and I'm not backing off. I don't give
31:40
Speaker 2: a crap what they call me. Here's well, imophobia, don't care.
31:44
Speaker 8: And that's not even the issue to me. The issue
31:47
Speaker 8: is that despite these things. We know that a lot
31:50
Speaker 8: of people are coming out to support this guy. We
31:51
Speaker 8: know that he's popular, he's charismatic, he's energetic, he's got
31:57
Speaker 8: a lot of appeal. And so my point is that
31:59
Speaker 8: we have to find a way to get across to
32:03
Speaker 8: these people who are getting swept up into that charisma
32:05
Speaker 8: and that energy and let them know, Look, we understand
32:08
Speaker 8: why you feel the appeal that this guy has. We
32:13
Speaker 8: understand that you're suffering lives in the approgram.
32:15
Speaker 1: You're great at that.
32:16
Speaker 2: That's how you got millions of people to walk away
32:19
Speaker 2: with your walk away campaign over the last several years,
32:22
Speaker 2: because your approach is a lot better than mine. I
32:25
Speaker 2: hit people with a tack hammer. You speak softly and
32:28
Speaker 2: bring them in, and that's good. Sometimes you need both
32:30
Speaker 2: real quick tell us about the event and give us
32:33
Speaker 2: all the details.
32:34
Speaker 1: It's coming up on July twenty.
32:35
Speaker 8: Seventh, Sunday, July twenty seventh and Union Square in New
32:39
Speaker 8: York City. So I'm hosting what we're calling the Rally
32:42
Speaker 8: against Democratic Socialism.
32:43
Speaker 9: Now, this is just the first.
32:44
Speaker 8: Many events I'm going to be doing in New York
32:46
Speaker 8: between now and November. Not to mention, I'm collecting volunteers.
32:49
Speaker 8: We got to get out knocking doors, having conversations with
32:52
Speaker 8: people all over New York City. So I'm asking all people,
32:55
Speaker 8: whether you're a moderate Democrat and independent, libertarian, Republican, at
32:59
Speaker 8: anywhere you fall in the spectrum, if you believe as
33:01
Speaker 8: I do, that we cannot open the door to allow
33:04
Speaker 8: socialism into New York City, which will sweep across the country.
33:07
Speaker 4: We have to keep that door closed. We have to
33:09
Speaker 4: stop it now.
33:09
Speaker 8: I'm asking all people to come out and support this
33:12
Speaker 8: event on Sunday, July twenty seventh. Please go to Walkaway
33:15
Speaker 8: campaign dot com slash events register for the event. But
33:19
Speaker 8: we also need volunteers, So go to Walkaway campaign dot
33:22
Speaker 8: com you can sign up to be a volunteer. But
33:24
Speaker 8: please come out on Sunday, July twenty seventh. Support this
33:27
Speaker 8: event in Union Square starting at one o'clock.
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Speaker 4: Walkaway campaign dot.
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Speaker 8: Com slash Events Sunday, July twenty seventh at one o'clock
33:35
Speaker 8: in Union Square. Be there, but register for the event
33:37
Speaker 8: and please volunteer help me in my quest to save
33:40
Speaker 8: New York City.
33:41
Speaker 2: All right, we'll talk about it again leading up to
33:43
Speaker 2: it as well. I'll put it back on the show
33:45
Speaker 2: or have you back on maybe right before that weekend
33:47
Speaker 2: to pitch it again.
33:47
Speaker 4: Brand.
33:48
Speaker 1: You're the wife and I love you. No disagreements here.
33:50
Speaker 2: I just gotta to be well tooach. I appreciate yours.
33:52
Speaker 2: I hope you appreciate mine. You have a good week too. Thanks,
33:55
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36:39
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37:15
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37:23
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Speaker 1: Watch Heartmete.
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Speaker 2: Nice to see again, thanks for joining us, and congrats
37:32
Speaker 2: on the new position.
37:34
Speaker 1: Let's get right into it.
37:36
Speaker 2: I saw this the other day when California gave the
37:40
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37:44
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37:47
Speaker 2: finally we're seeing some action against these radical left wing
37:53
Speaker 2: I don't even know what to call these people that
37:55
Speaker 2: go against God, science, Mother nature, everything. Boy's a boy,
37:59
Speaker 2: a girl's a girl. God, bless you. Thank you for
38:01
Speaker 2: taking up this charge and suing California for not listening
38:07
Speaker 2: to not just trump the federal government Title nine.
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Speaker 1: Right.
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Speaker 10: Absolutely well, thanks for having me, Dan, and for focusing
38:14
Speaker 10: on this issue. As you know, in my years living
38:16
Speaker 10: in California, I've been a very staunch proponent of the
38:18
Speaker 10: rights of young women to not be lied to by
38:22
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38:25
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38:29
Speaker 10: And Title nine is one of those laws that was
38:31
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38:34
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38:38
Speaker 10: are in twenty twenty five with boys in California being
38:42
Speaker 10: allowed to take girls' trophies, destroying their dreams, their opportunities,
38:47
Speaker 10: their scholarships right, and their self confidence. And this is
38:50
Speaker 10: not only bad policy, and as you say on Scientific
38:54
Speaker 10: it's illegal. And so you know, people have to have
38:57
Speaker 10: a little patience when we do these things in the
38:59
Speaker 10: federal government. We have to go through some steps. So
39:01
Speaker 10: Department of Education at the primary jurisdiction dated an investigation
39:05
Speaker 10: they attempted to mediate and conciliate with California. California said
39:09
Speaker 10: a hard no go, pound Zan, And you know then
39:13
Speaker 10: DJ gets the ball and we ran with it. So
39:16
Speaker 10: we followed our lawsuit yesterday and it's a blockbuster. And
39:22
Speaker 10: I can promise that every other state should be watching
39:25
Speaker 10: this closely because we've already done a lawsuit like this
39:27
Speaker 10: in Maine. And it is very clear under federal law,
39:30
Speaker 10: particularly when you double down with the recent Supreme Court
39:34
Speaker 10: decision that said that so called trans identifying individuals are
39:38
Speaker 10: not a suspect classification. They don't have heightened rights or scrutiny.
39:42
Speaker 10: And you know, so people don't just get to violate
39:47
Speaker 10: federal law based on this abstract theory that boys who
39:51
Speaker 10: claim their girls get to take away girls' rights.
39:54
Speaker 1: Amen, thank you.
39:55
Speaker 2: And you know it's so interesting, harmeet right in this
39:58
Speaker 2: day and age where everybody has so many more rights,
40:02
Speaker 2: whether it's females or minorities or the gay community.
40:05
Speaker 1: I mean, you and I are about the same age.
40:07
Speaker 2: And when you were coming up and you were going
40:09
Speaker 2: to college and you were getting your multiple degrees, and
40:11
Speaker 2: you were getting into a law firm and you were
40:13
Speaker 2: becoming the successful harm meet Dylan that we know today
40:16
Speaker 2: you had a hell of a lot more struggles than
40:18
Speaker 2: girls today, and so for girls today to have to
40:21
Speaker 2: go through this where a guy can come in and
40:24
Speaker 2: kick their butt in a sporting event and take away
40:26
Speaker 2: their awards and trophies.
40:28
Speaker 1: I got a seventeen year old. She didn't get into sports.
40:30
Speaker 2: I wish she would have, But I can only imagine
40:32
Speaker 2: if my kiddo was standing up there and there was
40:35
Speaker 2: a boy next to her taking that trophy, I'd lose
40:38
Speaker 2: it as a parent. This is just insanity to me
40:41
Speaker 2: that the Left is using this as one of their
40:43
Speaker 2: hills to die on and hermid I know you saw
40:46
Speaker 2: that interview a few months ago with a good old
40:48
Speaker 2: Gavin Newsom on his podcast with Charlie Kirk admitting, and
40:52
Speaker 2: I'm sure you guys all use in the lawsuit admitting
40:54
Speaker 2: it's unfair for boys to compete against girls.
40:58
Speaker 1: Yet then he defies you guys.
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Speaker 10: Well, Dan, you know it's almost poetic, but the governor's
41:07
Speaker 10: admissions in that regard in the first page of our lawsuits,
41:12
Speaker 10: and you know he's right. I mean, some like even
41:14
Speaker 10: a broken clock is right twice a day. Gavin Knewsome
41:17
Speaker 10: happened to be right that day that it's wrong for
41:20
Speaker 10: boys to take girls trophies. And look, it's a matter
41:22
Speaker 10: of giving them opportunity and confidence early on. And if
41:26
Speaker 10: early on young women learned that they have to take
41:28
Speaker 10: a back seat to men pretending to be women, that
41:31
Speaker 10: could affect their entire careers, their confidence, their ability to
41:34
Speaker 10: get these sports scholarships, and to compete in the in
41:38
Speaker 10: the real world, if you will. So we find it
41:41
Speaker 10: to be may I add, the federal government gives over
41:45
Speaker 10: forty billion dollars, the federal funding to the state of
41:49
Speaker 10: California for its educational programs. There's a presidential executive order
41:53
Speaker 10: on this issue, and California has lied. When it certified
41:57
Speaker 10: its compliance with federal law that is required to get
42:01
Speaker 10: that money. They lied, and so there will be consequences
42:04
Speaker 10: for California.
42:05
Speaker 2: That's a lot of cheese forty billion that they're going
42:08
Speaker 2: to snub their nose at.
42:09
Speaker 1: They're going to cave on this. By the way, I
42:10
Speaker 1: forgot to ask you.
42:11
Speaker 2: You mentioned Maine, and we were talking about the lawsuit
42:13
Speaker 2: last night with a different guest. I was trying to
42:15
Speaker 2: remember which female governor was the one that tried to
42:18
Speaker 2: trash talk Trump for this rule months back at the
42:20
Speaker 2: governor's luncheon at the White House.
42:22
Speaker 1: It was Maine.
42:23
Speaker 2: So did they finally cave and they're now stopping trans
42:26
Speaker 2: boys from competing in that state?
42:27
Speaker 10: Or no, no, they haven't caved in yet. They're finding us.
42:31
Speaker 10: And like I said, you know, people have got like
42:33
Speaker 10: you use the word cheese. All these states have gotten
42:36
Speaker 10: used to the government cheese as if there were no
42:38
Speaker 10: strings attached, because no one's ever held them accountable. This
42:42
Speaker 10: president and Pam Bondy and this DOJ are holding them accountable.
42:46
Speaker 1: Amen. Alrighty harmeat Billan.
42:49
Speaker 2: And the new title is I I had Assistant Attorney
42:52
Speaker 2: General for Civil Rights?
42:53
Speaker 1: Is that the brand new title? I love that.
42:55
Speaker 10: That's right.
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Speaker 4: I love Thank you.
42:56
Speaker 2: As always, thank you for coming much and thank you,
43:00
Speaker 2: thank you for standing up for women and young girls.
43:02
Speaker 1: We appreciate you.
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Speaker 10: I always will take care Dan.
43:04
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43:11
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43:14
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45:48
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45:50
Speaker 2: Yeah, defend Secretary Pete Hegseth withdrawing the nomination of this
45:56
Speaker 2: Rear Admiral Michael Buzz Donnelly for promotion to vice admiral,
46:02
Speaker 2: which would have been the third star. I'm an Air
46:04
Speaker 2: Force guy, be my little girl. It would be lieutenant general.
46:07
Speaker 2: But over there, I guess it's the vice admiral not
46:10
Speaker 2: to mention his command of the Navy's seventh Fleet. Now
46:12
Speaker 2: why is he not getting this command? Well, it's because
46:18
Speaker 2: of this roll the video.
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Speaker 7: Hmm.
46:23
Speaker 1: I'll just let you ponder. Just watch it, Just keep watching.
46:28
Speaker 4: Hm.
46:29
Speaker 2: That's the same person. That's the same dude. That's the
46:32
Speaker 2: same Navy yeoman.
46:34
Speaker 1: That's a guy. So oh, and there's the pick I
46:38
Speaker 1: wanted to show you right there. That's on the ship.
46:42
Speaker 2: That's on the USS Ronald Reagan, where Donaldley was the
46:45
Speaker 2: commanding officer from twenty sixteen to September twenty eighteen, at
46:49
Speaker 2: which time he was cool with drag performances happening all
46:53
Speaker 2: over his aircraft carrier. So he allowed this mentally ill
46:58
Speaker 2: young man, Yeoman second class, Joshua Kelly, you're not a
47:03
Speaker 2: girl here, boy who likes to go by the name
47:07
Speaker 2: of Harpy Daniels.
47:09
Speaker 1: Harpy Daniels. Gee, who are you ripping?
47:12
Speaker 2: On Donnelly's command and the drag events had previously drawn
47:17
Speaker 2: national attention, including from Senator Tommy Tubberville, who criticized Pentagon
47:22
Speaker 2: policy he viewed as unrelated to military readiness. No kidding,
47:28
Speaker 2: So anyway, we were woke, now we're not woke on
47:33
Speaker 2: the USS Reagan here not helped me out with the
47:35
Speaker 2: rest of the Bolk headlines Our good friend, artist activists
47:37
Speaker 2: and patriot Scottie Lobado, what's up, Scott aw you ben brother.
47:41
Speaker 11: All right, buddy, jeez, I wonder why we keep getting
47:43
Speaker 11: close to World War three every other week?
47:45
Speaker 9: You wonder?
47:46
Speaker 11: Well, you know there's a there's a bar in my
47:48
Speaker 11: neighborhood that does drags drag queen brunch.
47:51
Speaker 9: And it's adults. They go in, they do that thing.
47:55
Speaker 9: God bless you.
47:56
Speaker 11: Yeah, on a ship, on a battleship, on a battleship.
48:01
Speaker 1: I know.
48:01
Speaker 11: This is why our enemies laugh in our faces. This
48:04
Speaker 11: is disgusting. This is why our enemies get stronger and stronger.
48:09
Speaker 11: They sit there laughing at us. This military is trained
48:14
Speaker 11: to kill, annihilate the enemy that is.
48:18
Speaker 9: Trying to destroy this country and our families.
48:21
Speaker 4: Period.
48:21
Speaker 9: That's what they're trained to do.
48:23
Speaker 11: No sensitivity, bowshit, Sorry, sorry, you're fine.
48:29
Speaker 2: Scotty's following new rules and so ends making a comeback,
48:31
Speaker 2: getting on more carriers because more carriers, of course, don't
48:34
Speaker 2: like it if we use.
48:34
Speaker 1: Them profane languageho.
48:38
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're glad to be back in more households and
48:40
Speaker 2: alive telling the truth here it away and if they
48:42
Speaker 2: try to literally kill us financially anyway, and oh and
48:46
Speaker 2: I better do this before the navy guys get mad
48:48
Speaker 2: at this old ZOOMI it is an aircraft carrier, not
48:50
Speaker 2: a battleship.
48:51
Speaker 1: That's a different kind of ship.
48:52
Speaker 2: I know you were in, yes, right, I gotta point
48:54
Speaker 2: it out otherwise I'll get the email. Scotty, I'm the
48:57
Speaker 2: bad guy for making that baday, Okay, don't get the
49:01
Speaker 2: squids mad at the old chair force guy.
49:03
Speaker 1: All right, here we go, Scotty.
49:04
Speaker 2: We're gonna do speed round this Friday, this one because
49:08
Speaker 2: you and I grew up with this movie.
49:09
Speaker 1: So I am p oed.
49:10
Speaker 4: Right.
49:11
Speaker 1: You know where I'm going with this Superman.
49:13
Speaker 2: Right, the first one came out in what seventy eight,
49:16
Speaker 2: seventy nine, right with our boy Christopher.
49:19
Speaker 1: We grew up with Superman.
49:20
Speaker 2: Now look what this sicko pedophile James Gunn has done
49:25
Speaker 2: to Superman. I'm so glad our mutual friend Dean Caine
49:28
Speaker 2: Scotty has come out and given him crap for this.
49:30
Speaker 1: But he is turning the new Superman into woke crap.
49:34
Speaker 2: They're changing the catchphrase from truth just the American way
49:37
Speaker 2: to truth justice and the human way. And they're gonna
49:40
Speaker 2: tackle like the whole immigration thing and deportation. I guess
49:43
Speaker 2: somehow in this film don't forget Gun's the one that
49:46
Speaker 2: got canned by Disney because he makes sick pedophile jokes.
49:50
Speaker 2: And this is the guy now ruining Superman.
49:53
Speaker 1: Scotty your thoughts.
49:54
Speaker 11: I'm gonna blame all the patriots out there, these so
49:57
Speaker 11: called patriots who are gonna go to this Hollywood crap,
50:01
Speaker 11: politically incorrect America bashing movie. If you go see it
50:06
Speaker 11: and you consider yourself a patriot, unfollow me. Okay, this
50:09
Speaker 11: is why this crap seat's going on. And really quickly,
50:13
Speaker 11: we are allowing kool aid, muck mud, whatever it is
50:16
Speaker 11: Columbia University America hate and terrorist enemy of the state allowed.
50:20
Speaker 9: In this country. And he's gonna stoop a twenty million dollars.
50:23
Speaker 11: Probably get it, but we can't say truth justice in
50:26
Speaker 11: the American way. You go figure it out, Dan, I'm
50:29
Speaker 11: too busy to figure this crap out.
50:31
Speaker 2: I'm gonna tell them to go oh. I can't say
50:33
Speaker 2: that word either themselves.
50:34
Speaker 1: Easy AnyWho?
50:35
Speaker 2: Okay, next up, did you hear and we knew this
50:38
Speaker 2: was gonna happen. We hear it's happening out in Maui,
50:41
Speaker 2: in Leahina with their Democrats, and it's gonna happen in LA,
50:44
Speaker 2: and it's already happening.
50:45
Speaker 1: Put the headlines up. There's one or two of them.
50:46
Speaker 2: Gavin Newsom now is going to land grab because poor
50:52
Speaker 2: folks out in the Pacific Palisades and Malibu in places
50:55
Speaker 2: around LA that were hit by those fires don't have
50:58
Speaker 2: the cash.
50:58
Speaker 1: Plus they have been allowed back into.
50:59
Speaker 2: Their home home, some of them to start rebuilding. They
51:02
Speaker 2: can't get permits to start rebuilding. They're gonna snatch up
51:04
Speaker 2: the land, it looks like, so they can build a
51:06
Speaker 2: bunch of low income housing and take the taxpayer's money
51:10
Speaker 2: to do it.
51:11
Speaker 1: Here in Comifornia, Scott.
51:14
Speaker 11: That's what they're doing here in New York with everything
51:16
Speaker 11: that's going on, the Great Exodus, because the same concept
51:20
Speaker 11: of this democratic mentality is trying to get everybody out
51:24
Speaker 11: so they can build these, you know, affordable low income
51:28
Speaker 11: housing to keep everybody.
51:29
Speaker 9: This is called socialism. This is how it works.
51:32
Speaker 11: They put everybody the same everybody gets the same equal amount.
51:35
Speaker 11: Hence those fires. Everybody said it in the beginning, and
51:38
Speaker 11: they're just throwing it right in your face. I don't
51:40
Speaker 11: understand California and New York. I'm gonna fight to the
51:42
Speaker 11: debt from my city here. But it's only we only
51:44
Speaker 11: got a couple of months to do that.
51:46
Speaker 1: Yes, I know you.
51:47
Speaker 2: If they put that zoorn Mndami and you guys are screwed.
51:50
Speaker 2: And I stayed put in Cali. I even bought a
51:51
Speaker 2: house to fight these sobs out here. I think I
51:54
Speaker 2: can do acronyms and letters. Okay, Texas University professor, here
52:00
Speaker 2: we go. Don't send your kids a Texas University because
52:02
Speaker 2: professors there say you're not born with sex. It's actually assigned. Really,
52:07
Speaker 2: I think science and God would disagree with this idiot
52:10
Speaker 2: professor at Texas Hugh Scotti.
52:14
Speaker 11: Yeah, well, I don't know about you, dude, but when
52:16
Speaker 11: I was young and me and my crew young men,
52:18
Speaker 11: we chased tail, as we called it, we did everything.
52:21
Speaker 11: We had a muscle cause we went out to bars,
52:23
Speaker 11: we chased women. We wanted to be with the opposite sex.
52:26
Speaker 11: The problem with this gentleman and a lot of the
52:28
Speaker 11: society of young men today is they don't understand that
52:31
Speaker 11: they're afraid of that.
52:32
Speaker 9: So this guy does not need a vagina.
52:34
Speaker 11: He needs to get some vagina, and watch how quickly
52:38
Speaker 11: he changes his attitude on this bowl that he's talking
52:41
Speaker 11: about all.
52:42
Speaker 9: Right, clean, that was clean.
52:44
Speaker 2: That was that was clean. Speaking of woke college, is
52:46
Speaker 2: there's so many. Smith College is offering a summer course.
52:50
Speaker 2: You pay five grand and you can bring your teens
52:53
Speaker 2: to learn about queer love stories. Wow, reproductive justice.
52:58
Speaker 1: That's one.
52:58
Speaker 2: In Washington State. I'm going to hit a to these now,
53:00
Speaker 2: since we made fun of Texas U. Washington State is
53:03
Speaker 2: considering supplying the drugs directly to the addicts because it
53:08
Speaker 2: worked so well in San Francisco when they gave homeless
53:11
Speaker 2: druggies those drug kits, and I got more bid. I
53:14
Speaker 2: always let you fire on those two first.
53:16
Speaker 11: Yeah, quickly on both of them. Okay, at the first one.
53:19
Speaker 11: With the schools with this stuff. Here, this kid, that's
53:21
Speaker 11: where the kids are, the dumbest kids in America.
53:23
Speaker 1: Here, Well, what pay five rand to say their kid?
53:25
Speaker 1: That's the whole point, Scotti, Why would you pay five thousand?
53:28
Speaker 9: Blame the parents been just as stupid, dude.
53:31
Speaker 11: I cannot wait for the Great Solar Flat to knock
53:33
Speaker 11: out the technology, so we weed out these weak people,
53:37
Speaker 11: and the survivalists will start all over again, and nobody
53:40
Speaker 11: dies except the people who can't handle it. And then
53:43
Speaker 11: they've gone to the drug giving drugs. The government is
53:47
Speaker 11: going to give drugs. They're gonna have a plan, a
53:50
Speaker 11: system to give drugs to drug addicts. Okay, fine, I'll
53:53
Speaker 11: say okay to that. I okay, would like to be part.
53:56
Speaker 11: I like a plan as well for me. I am
53:59
Speaker 11: addicted to Victoria Secret supermodels.
54:04
Speaker 1: Believe it that believe it that I'm moving on.
54:07
Speaker 2: This is tragic because this is about the flooding in
54:10
Speaker 2: Texas and i amp o't And here's two of them
54:11
Speaker 2: back to back.
54:13
Speaker 1: Doctor Christina Propsed is that who that is?
54:16
Speaker 4: Yes?
54:16
Speaker 2: Doctor Christina Propsed is a pediatrician down in Central Texas
54:20
Speaker 2: who got fired and is now begging for forgiveness after
54:24
Speaker 2: she posted a vile comment saying, well look at it.
54:28
Speaker 2: May all visitors, children, non MAGA voters, and pets be
54:31
Speaker 2: safe and dry. Kircottie Maga voted to gut FEMA, they
54:33
Speaker 2: deny climate change. May they get what they voted for.
54:36
Speaker 2: Bless their hearts, you piece of trash. Nine year old
54:40
Speaker 2: little baby girls are dead. And then you got this guy,
54:43
Speaker 2: Adam Ziglis with the Buffalo News. He's a cartoonist mocking
54:48
Speaker 2: the people. Show him the pick that died in the
54:52
Speaker 2: floods have at it with these two pieces of trash.
54:55
Speaker 11: Apologies not accepted, and what you need to do, and
54:58
Speaker 11: I'm a little disappointed.
54:59
Speaker 9: The key is to show the.
55:00
Speaker 11: Faces of these injumane maniacs all day, every day, docs them.
55:05
Speaker 9: That's the visual stimulation.
55:07
Speaker 11: Nobody's gonna remember their name, but when they see them
55:09
Speaker 11: in the street, they will remember them and they will
55:11
Speaker 11: correct them.
55:12
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're DOCSI agents, right, they want ice agents killed.
55:14
Speaker 2: They're docks and ice agents. Let's docks their asses, all right,
55:17
Speaker 2: you know, let.
55:17
Speaker 9: To end on just saying show their faces. Let them
55:19
Speaker 9: know these did the people saying it.
55:21
Speaker 11: Let them know they the same people who didn't realize
55:23
Speaker 11: that Joe Biden and company killed three hundred thousand of
55:26
Speaker 11: our young adults the last couple of years because of
55:29
Speaker 11: fentanyl that they allowed to come in.
55:31
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he lost there in three thousand children, and
55:33
Speaker 2: Tom Holman saved ten thousand of them. Eight of them
55:35
Speaker 2: just got found at a marijuana grow house. Right, And
55:39
Speaker 2: I mean, all right, let's end on good stuff. You
55:42
Speaker 2: pen is apologizing to all the young girls who lost
55:46
Speaker 2: their titles to swimmer William Thomas and yes, I say,
55:50
Speaker 2: William new York Post.
55:51
Speaker 1: Stop calling Leah. That's not his name. It's a dude.
55:54
Speaker 2: All the medals are being stripped, and the girls got
55:58
Speaker 2: a full apology from you.
56:00
Speaker 1: How about that, William Thomas.
56:04
Speaker 11: Big kudos to Riley Gaines. Yep, she is a smart, beautiful,
56:08
Speaker 11: strong woman. She's a fighter. I mean, thank God for
56:11
Speaker 11: women like her to just stand up, take the abuse,
56:14
Speaker 11: take the beatings, but do the right thing because down
56:17
Speaker 11: the road it's about that, and they will sing songs
56:20
Speaker 11: around campfires about that woman.
56:22
Speaker 1: I'm telling you, all right, I gotta run, Scottie.
56:25
Speaker 2: But I know you're gonna be doing something great this
56:27
Speaker 2: weekend on the anniversary of when President Trump was shot
56:30
Speaker 2: in the head, because we know that we lost that
56:32
Speaker 2: great firefighter, Corey Coppentry, and I know they're going to
56:35
Speaker 2: be honoring his life and legacy over there in Pennsylvania,
56:39
Speaker 2: and you're gonna be taking part o here.
56:41
Speaker 4: Yeah.
56:42
Speaker 11: The family invited me personally. They want me to say
56:45
Speaker 11: a few words. So I'm so excited. I mean, that's
56:47
Speaker 11: what it's all about. That's the man right there. I mean,
56:50
Speaker 11: that's the man.
56:52
Speaker 4: That's it.
56:52
Speaker 11: A legend, a hero, That's what that day was about.
56:55
Speaker 11: Trump knew it wasn't about him. It wasn't about patriotism
56:58
Speaker 11: that day when we did the rally, when I unveiled
57:01
Speaker 11: this painting in October, that rally was for Corey.
57:04
Speaker 9: So tomorrow Sunday.
57:05
Speaker 11: We're gonna have a beautiful ceremony to remember that hero's light.
57:08
Speaker 1: Good for you, Scott.
57:09
Speaker 2: He's colibato artist, activist, patriot and friend of mine. Thank you, brother,
57:12
Speaker 2: God bless you good.
57:13
Speaker 4: Thank you buddy. Ye see you.
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Speaker 1: As promised a couple mails before we go. What we got?
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Speaker 1: What kind of message this?
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Speaker 3: We got?
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Speaker 1: One from Ivan says, learn what Muslims are. You won't
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Speaker 1: like any of it. And then he sent this pick.
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Speaker 2: Barbaric Sharia law encourages public wife beatings for misconduct, rebellion,
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Speaker 2: or disobedience. Just check the Muslim Koran four thirty four
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Speaker 2: coming to New York soon. Yeah, you guys elect that
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Speaker 2: scumbag in New York City. They're already taken over parts
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Speaker 2: of New York, Michigan, Minnesota, Texas.
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Speaker 1: You see what's happening in Europe. We already talked about it.
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Speaker 2: Don't let it happen, folks, Thank you for that, Fury says,
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Speaker 2: thank you, dear precious Dan for bringing cloud seating and
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Speaker 2: sunblocking Kim Traill's attention of our viewers.
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Speaker 1: Yes, now in Costa Rica, it's happening. I know, for
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Speaker 1: I keep talking about it and I always will.
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Speaker 2: Keith says, why and I hell can a judge block
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Speaker 2: the ruling of birthright citizenship?
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Speaker 1: That are President and Supreme Court stopped? Why is that?
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Speaker 1: Send the judge down to.
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Speaker 2: Gitmo or maybe alligator Alcatrez wearing only a speedo.
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Speaker 1: Leroy and Bubba are waiting.
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Speaker 2: Don't breath, don't bring pregnant women up here and spin
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Speaker 2: out babies.
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Speaker 1: We have to pay for damn it. Oh we gay,
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Speaker 1: Keith think you made your point.
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Speaker 2: And finally, Randy writes Dan, when these groups ambush border
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Speaker 2: and Ice agents with deadly force, it's time to use
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Speaker 2: live Ammo and eliminate the threat once and for all.
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Speaker 2: Nobody wants to be next, and the threat of live
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Speaker 2: fire will really put a damper on their enthusiasm.
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Speaker 1: Paton said it best.
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Speaker 2: Don't die for your country, make that other poor sob
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Speaker 2: Antifa die for his Wow. All right, some strong messages,
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Speaker 2: Thank you guys. Hope you enjoyed the shows this week.
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Speaker 2: Monday got a couple of the folks confirmed. Indiana's Attorney
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Speaker 2: General Todd Raket is going to be here talking about
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Speaker 2: the illegal invasion and the deportations and why lefties and
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Speaker 2: rhinos better get on board with helping President Trump to
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Speaker 2: deport them or they're going to find themselves in trouble
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Speaker 2: with the law like him. Also, the founder Truth About Cancer,
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Speaker 2: Charlene Bollinger will join us as well and many other guests.
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Speaker 2: I hope to see you on Monday eight eastern, five Pacific.
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Speaker 2: Stick around Matt Gates Show's coming up next. After that
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Speaker 2: Fine Point with Chanelle Rhon, you know exactly what to
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Speaker 2: do this weekend.
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Speaker 1: Be proud Americans, be brave out there, and God bless
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Speaker 1: you all tonight.