Episode 4353： President Trump Dismantles The Department Of Education
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Learn English with Brian Glenn, Eric Bolling, and Ted Nugent at the handover of the Department of Education. President Donald Trump signs a budget that abolishes the entire agency, including the Education Department, which was created by President Ronald Reagan in 1980.
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You know, it's the first time I followed, I like Ted Nugent as my opening act.
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Eric Bolling and Brother Nugent, Brother Nugent.
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What I want to do, we have a cold open to commemorate this day and everything it stands for.
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The budget plan I submit to you on February 8th will realize major savings by dismantling
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the departments of energy and education and by eliminating ineffective subsidies for business.
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We will continue to redirect our resources to our two highest budget priorities.
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A strong national defense to keep America free and at peace and a reliable safety net of social
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programs for those who have contributed and those who are in need.
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Education historically was a state and local subject.
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And I think that what we've seen is since we've, we spend about $100 billion in the Department of Education each year.
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I'm not so sure we're better off than we were before.
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See, the one thing that could probably help education.
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Well, what I would do is I would have it spend at the state and local level.
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You might still spend it in your state government.
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But education, even now, 90, 95% of your education dollars are state and local.
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That $100 billion gets swirled around in a big bureaucracy up there.
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They send rules down that don't help education.
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I don't think you'd notice if the whole department were gone tomorrow.
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I know you said you wanted to abolish the Department of Education.
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For example, the student loan programs, the Pell Grant, we could transfer that to Treasury.
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My problem with the Department of Education is the federal government was never intended
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It was a limited government designed for the limited and specific enumerated purposes.
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K-12 belongs at the local level because parents have much more influence over a school board
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or over a state legislature than they will ever have over Congress
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or over unelected bureaucrats sitting in a massive building in Washington, D.C.
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This is about the practical reality that why do we have a Department of Education
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when the federal government really has no role to play in K-12 education.
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In the days that follow, I will instruct the federal Department of Education,
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Now, no modern American president has tried to do what Donald Trump is doing today.
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That is, eliminate an entire cabinet-level department by fiat.
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Trump does not actually have the power to turn the lights off at the Department of Education.
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And it would need 60 votes in the Senate to overcome any filibuster.
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But the Trump administration, as they put it today, will do everything but close the DOE.
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Angela, there's a chapter on the Department of Education in Project 2025 that is not news to you.
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You tried to warn people that this was the playbook they were going to run.
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The first line of that reads, federal education policy should be limited.
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And ultimately, the federal Department of Education should be eliminated.
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The administration can't actually eliminate it, as you know, as anyone who sort of understands
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What is it they are trying to win here, a symbolic victory?
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I mean, and they've sort of been pretty transparent about it, especially in the last few months.
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They see the Department of Education and more broadly the education system as sort of indoctrinating
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That it's basically creating a whole pipeline of, you know, liberal indoctrination.
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And, you know, they've been pushing back at that on the edges.
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You've seen this pop up at the States where, you know, they're messing with the curriculum.
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They're replacing some books with, you know, PragerU.
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But what they're really trying to do here is not just some, you know, very significant
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No, they're trying to get rid of the functions that the Department of Education provides.
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And that is 30 percent of it is to Title I, which is for low income people.
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So that is designed to punish the school districts that have low incomes.
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That relies extensively or exclusively on Title I funding that they want to get rid of.
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And then the other part of it, and this is sort of came up so far in the discussion, is
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through the grant making programs for universities and loans to either reduce that and the stuff
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It is about eliminating and reducing an educated populace.
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And to the extent that you are keeping it in place by giving it back to the States,
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It means more power for the already dominant right wing narrative that we're dealing with.
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Today, we take a very historic action that was 45 years in the making.
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In a few moments, I will sign an executive order to begin eliminating the federal Department
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Department of Education, we're going to eliminate it.
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And I hope they're going to be voting for it, because ultimately it may come before them.
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We're not doing well with the world of education in this country.
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I saw another document that turned out to be very good for the country.
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We're going to fight for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people.
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You're just not going to get a free shot at all these networks lying about the people.
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I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that, but you're not going to stop it.
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And where do people like that go to share the big lie?
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I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.
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Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?
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If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.
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It's Thursday, 20 March, year of our Lord, 2025, a historic day.
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Mark it down in your book, the day that Donald John Trump signed an executive order that started the process of shutting down the Department of Education.
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It's something, as you saw at the beginning, that people have tried to do since Ronald Reagan.
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Ronald Reagan tried it, but done under pressure.
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I believe by the time the War Room's over, the late afternoon and early evening show, that someone will go into federal court.
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One of these lefties will go into federal court, you know, venue shopping to try to sue the administration to stop this and have a nationwide TRO.
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Mike Davis is going to be here at 530 with an update on the judicial coup.
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Brian, I tell you, Angelo Caroussin, the president of Media Matters, and, you know, he's done a good job of writing the ship over there.
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They're one of the marketing departments of the War Room.
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I could just play that clip over and over again.
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I mean, he's putting you and me out of business, brother.
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He kind of nailed it exactly what the problem with the education system, the problem we have with it.
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I was a little surprised the president didn't take any questions, but it was quite dramatic signing with the children in back, signing and holding up.
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He is an incredible TV producer as far as the imaging goes.
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We had an idea that it would look similar to that, of having the kids behind him and obviously governors out in the audience,
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Governor Landry of Louisiana DeSantis, Governor Greg Abbott, Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick.
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So it was kind of the who's who in Republican governors and lawmakers.
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And, of course, you had Virginia Foxx and some others in the crowd as well.
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And came out, delivered kind of an opening statement about, you know, seven, eight to eight minutes long.
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And then sat down and used that pen he used the other day to sign this thing in order.
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Just put a 45-minute cold open together and you can just fire the both of us and just let that roll.
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But, yeah, what a moment to see this thing finally get inked.
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And, of course, it does take Congress and Senate to really finalize this.
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And, of course, Linda McMahon is going to put herself out of a job.
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Well, it takes Congress and them maybe to finalize it.
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Remember, this is essentially a money laundering operation from taxpayers to the credential class and colleges.
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And President Trump, he already cut off his alma mater.
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I think you're going to be shocked at how many tens of billions, if not hundreds of billions of dollars,
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My question to him would have been, as a very successful business owner and a business developer,
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$3 trillion to only result to the bottom of the barrel.
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And if this was a business, you'd have an F by the Better Business Bureau.
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Not only lays in the office behind us with policies, but also lies with the kids right now in school,
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making sure we've got the best of the best in the world to take over these jobs that are coming.
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So just a great day here at the White House and very proud to be a part of the coverage, Steve.
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Brian, you talked about the president producing.
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Trump's the executive producer, but he's also the star.
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I want to ask you because I think today was very, I think it was very, everything's information warfare and Trump understands this.
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My theory of the case is the reason he didn't take questions,
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he would have people like you ask reasonable, smart questions that would have a deeper answer.
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But I think he just wanted this to be just so raw with the kids signing, holding it up,
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and let basically the Rachel Maddow and the people at MSNBC tonight in primetime suck on that, right?
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No commentary, no talk afterwards, no Brian Glenn speech.
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You deal with it because their heads are already blowing up.
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And you know that you'd have some reporter talk about Gaza or talk about some unrelated subject,
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which he does not like to address at something like this.
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He would even tell you it's inappropriate for that question right now.
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And I love it as he held up the EO and was just like, you know, here it is, you know, in your face.
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And, of course, I can't wait to see the coverage of that tonight on the other stations,
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on the networks that a lot of our audience doesn't watch.
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But, unfortunately, we watch it for them, Steve, so that they don't have to.
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And you bring it to them tomorrow on The War Room.
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Brian, can you hang on, and I want to hold you through the break.
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There's so much going on, fighting on so many fronts.
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We're going to talk about new updates in what Brian Glenn, I think, has called a judicial coup d'etat,
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an insurrection to a coup d'etat because now they're trying to drive Trump, I think, from office.
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Folks, they're going to come in hard on the Department of Education.
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These people are all gas, no brake right now, just like we are.
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I think that means there's going to be a collision.
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Neither side is prepared to compromise because the fate of the republic hangs in the balance.
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The unitary executive theory, that's the idea, and you're seeing the concept played out,
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thought through by, you know, Project 2025, but also others.
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The America First Policy Institute, by Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins,
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the American First Law Institute, from Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy Stephen Miller.
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This was also all done work by Mark Paoletta, Jeff Clark, over at CRA,
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Center for Renewing America, with the great Russ Vogt in charge.
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Many, many years people worked through this, every detail of it.
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The judicial insurrection, I think, is getting ready for a collision course with reality.
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As the Trump movement, the MAGA movement, and President Donald John Trump,
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the 47th President of the United States, does not double down, he triples down.
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He took a pin out today and eradicated the Department of Education.
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Brian Glenn, our own Brian Glenn, is at the White House.
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We've been so focused on the Department of Education.
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But everything else that's going on, every time President Trump takes an executive action,
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every time President Trump signs an executive order, virtually immediately,
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the only thing the Democrats have going for him is to jump right in to go to federal court
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Remember, to delay is to deny, and that is your strategy.
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They head to the courts, but the good news is, as far as the public opinion, the court
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of public opinion, some of the things they're standing for and some of the things they're
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So they're not winning on the public court of opinion, and I think when it's all said
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and done, Steve, they're not going to win in the courts.
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We cannot allow, with the equivalency of your local librarian controlling what the state
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does or even what the city does in that region.
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So I think this is all going to get, and it might go through the courts, but the Republicans
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Stephen Miller has been very vocal about that as well, prepared to win.
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But right now, let the Democrats stand for open borders, letting, you know, murders and
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criminals roam the streets and also be against and actually encourage some of the violence
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we've seen towards people who even own a Tesla.
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If that's what they stand for, Steve, let them go.
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We stand for everything else, and of course, just another historic day here at the White
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House, and we'll be back here tomorrow morning on American Sunrise, and of course, I'll see
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Brian, real quickly, I know that the FBI is looking into Tesla, and they're also looking
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Is the president, are you hearing anything from the staff about the huge protest at Trump Tower,
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other violence around the country against MAGA, Republicans, etc.?
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Is the White House now starting to become aware of this, that this violence of the Democrats
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I think earlier, Pam Bondi, actually, they filed charges against a couple individuals in
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charge of these Molotov cocktails thrown at dealerships to burn cars.
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They will be charged, and I think it's a minimum of five years.
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They're not playing around here, five years to 20 years, depending on what they're ultimately
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But these individuals are taken very seriously.
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This cannot get out of control like the Summer of Love that we saw in 2020, where they righted
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across this country, burning down cities, looting businesses.
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And then you have people on late-night TV actually encouraging and almost laughing at the
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notion of Tesla dealers being, you know, victimized and really attacked just for driving their
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So I like that Pam Bondi and this Trump administration is getting out in front of this and letting
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these people know, if you burn down a dealership, you burn a car, you vandalize someone, that
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And we're going to throw the book at you and make sure that you pay the price for that.
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So it's good that we're getting out in front of this, Steve.
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Brian, what is your social media so folks can follow you?
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You can follow me at BrianGlennTV across the board.
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And as always, Steve, it's a pleasure to come on the show.
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I think we're all, we're moving the needle here at the White House.
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And I want to thank everybody for watching and putting your, moving the needle.
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Brian Glenn, thank you so much from the White House.
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I think we've got a special guest going to join us in a moment.
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I want to replay Alicia Menendez on MSNBC this afternoon with Media Matters president, because
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he sums it up perfectly, exactly what the case is.
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Angela, there's a chapter on the Department of Education in Project 2025 that is not news
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You tried to warn people that this was the playbook they were going to run.
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The first line of that reads, federal education policy should be limited.
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And ultimately, the federal Department of Education should be eliminated.
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The administration can't actually eliminate it, as you know, as anyone who sort of understands
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What is it they are trying to win here, a symbolic victory?
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I mean, and they've sort of been pretty transparent about it, especially in the last few months.
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They see the Department of Education and more broadly the education system as sort of indoctrinating
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people, young people, right at the beginning, that it's basically creating a whole pipeline
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And, you know, they've been pushing back at that on the edges.
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You've seen this pop up at the states where, you know, they're messing with the curriculum.
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They're replacing some books with, you know, PragerU.
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But what they're really trying to do here is not just some, you know, very significant
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No, they're trying to get rid of the functions that the Department of Education provides.
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And that is 30 percent of it is to Title I, which is for low income people.
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So that is designed to punish the school districts that have low incomes.
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That relies extensively or exclusively on Title I funding that they want to get rid of.
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And then the other part of it, and this is sort of came up so far in the discussion,
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is through the grant making programs for universities and loans to either reduce that and the stuff
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It is about eliminating and reducing an educated populace.
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And to the extent that you are keeping it in place by giving it back to the states, we know
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It means more power for the already dominant right wing narrative that we're dealing with.
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Angelo Karusan from Media Matters, about as articulate as you possibly get in walking through
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Congressman, you're the chair of the Education Committee.
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It's something I've dreamed about for many years while I was still on the Education Committee
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And I'm hoping, like Linda McMahon being the last Education Secretary, I'll be the last Education
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So this has an opportunity to turn education around, to take care of the student, the parent,
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So, Congressman, explain it to people, because the left is already, you know, coming after
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How can you have a Education Department that hasn't, I mean, why do you say it's a great
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day, that you want to get rid of the Education Committee, Department of Education?
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I think the budget's, what, a couple hundred billion dollars.
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Because I know you guys are trying to work this program and monitor the budget and appropriate.
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Why has it been such a failure that we had to get rid of it?
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Well, because we took it away, the real power away from the parents, the states, the local
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We put them under the weight of huge amounts of bureaucracy, red tape, paperwork.
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Between 8% and 13% of the K-12 schools' dollars come from the feds.
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But over 90% of their bureaucratic paperwork that all have cost not only dollars and cents,
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but also an impact in the classroom, allowing the teacher to do what he or she desires to
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There are great teachers that simply want more student face time, that they can do the job
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And so, while we are looking to remove a department, the bureaucracy, we know that some of the programs
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are good and that states will up them and the competition between states and local school
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districts can provide an educational system that works.
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Remember, we've had this Department of Education only since 1980.
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Before that, we had the agricultural revolution, the industrial revolution, and that all came
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with local control and education that made a difference in people's lives.
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The bulk of this funding, I think a lot of it goes to colleges, and they're already complaining.
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The credential class is already complaining and saying, hey, this is nothing but a bunch
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of, this is an angry populist movement that is vindictive, jealous of educated people, that
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the rubes of the MAGA movement, the rubes of the Trump movement, this is just to get even
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with people that happen to be their betters and more highly educated.
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We're not opposing quality education or educational opportunity for everyone, whether it be in a
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trade school, apprenticeship program, a community college, or a four-year institution, and graduate
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But we want that to be education that prepares people, trains people, educates them,
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for the real-world experience, and it also doesn't undermine the morality and the traditional
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values that has made America what it has become, really the focal point for the rest of the
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So the educrats that are in some of these higher education institutions don't like to see change
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If they lose control and have to compete, that's a challenge for them.
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Do you think, you know, University of Michigan, Michigan State, have the heads of those universities
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Have they said, hey, this is the type of hit that we can't have this gap in our budget?
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We know that you guys are also looking at cutting research, that we're not going to be able
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to go on, that we're going to be an economic extremist, sir?
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Well, I see schools like University of Michigan deciding to compete.
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I've had conversations with the top leadership.
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They've indicated that they will do what's necessary to make sure that any research that
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they do, if it's appropriate and the Fed funds are there to do it, it'll be done right.
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I want to ask you about this executive order and how it's actually going to be implemented
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So, Katie, as you noted, the deadline was at noon.
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There could be many reasons or really two principal reasons that we don't see it on the
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One is the obvious one, that they haven't filed anything and therefore they would be in
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But there is a second possibility and sources with whom I've talked today have acknowledged
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that particularly here, where you expect the administration perhaps to invoke that state
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secrets doctrine instead of providing the information that Judge Boesburg called for.
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Answer my five questions or invoke the state secrets doctrine.
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If they're going to do the former, they may have done so.
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And that means it wouldn't necessarily have hit the public docket yet.
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There could be a filing in his hands, just not one that we can see.
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Obviously, the other party wouldn't know either because when you file ex parte, what that means
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The federal judge at the center of the court battle over deportation flights is again blasting
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the Trump Justice Department, saying the information that the administration handed over today is,
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CNN's Evan Perez has been following these developments.
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Well, Judge Boesberg is chastising the Justice Department, Casey, because he says that what the
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Justice Department provided to him today, which came after the deadline he had imposed, he had given
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him a noon deadline to provide information, some more information about these flights from over the
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weekend that carried these immigrants to the prison in El Salvador.
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He had asked them to provide that information by noon.
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They actually provided information afterwards, but it was not what he had requested.
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He had wanted more detail, more information about exactly who were on those flights, including
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a third flight that took off after the judge had issued an order saying, turn those flights
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around, do not deport anybody else until we have some more information.
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And what he says he got was a written declaration from a lower level person at Immigration and
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Customs Enforcement, and it is not answering the questions that he was asking.
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And so what now we have is it appears a bit of a standoff between the Justice Department
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He is the chief judge here at the federal court in Washington.
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He's saying you can declare that this is a state secret and I will go away, essentially.
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I had some structural questions to ask Mike about executive orders in these cabinets.
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But I want to go and get back to this deportations, the unitary executive theory.
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Mike, the attention on this deportation, this national security issue with the violent terrorist
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gangs being sent out of the country by the commander in chief.
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I'm not a lawyer, but it looks like it's heating up.
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This judge is getting pretty nasty now in his responses and saying that the White House
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What's the latest and where do you see this thing headed, sir?
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Obama judge Jeb Bozberg, who was the presiding judge over the FISA court during crossfire
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hurricane and Russian collusion, the biggest scandal in American history, is way out over
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He is ordering the president and his team to do things that this judge does not have the
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He does not have the power to issue an order from Washington, D.C. to tell the president
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and his team to stop deporting international terrorists, designated foreign terrorists, along
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Judge Bozberg does not have the power to order the president to turn around planes during the
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The judge Bozberg does not have the power to seek this secret information from the executive
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He has the power to decide and think about what this judge did, which is so both lawless
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He held a hearing, he ran into his courtroom last Saturday and held a hearing during the
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middle of an ongoing military intel and law enforcement operation where we are getting
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the most vicious, violent terrorist and gang members in the Western Hemisphere out of our
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And this judge exposed this ongoing operation, which endangered American lives and the lives
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This judge Bozberg ordered these planes turn around in international law space, which he
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Did this judge understand that maybe, just maybe, we didn't have the security footprint in
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America that you saw in El Salvador, where you had hundreds of military and police and other
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law enforcement officials ready to take these most vicious, violent terrorist and gang members
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Did Judge Bozberg know how much fuel was on these planes when he ordered them turned around
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It is very, very, very unlawful and dangerous what Judge Bozberg has ordered.
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And I would say this, I've never called on anyone to ignore a court's order.
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I have called on the president and his team to ignore this court's order because it's both
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extremely lawless and extremely dangerous to our national security.
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Why would a foreign country want to keep doing business with the president of the United States
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and take such high risks if they think it's going to get exposed?
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You've actually gone out of your way, Vice Roy, to actually argue the opposite.
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You're saying, hey, even if some of these have been out of bounds, you have argued from the
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You should comply with this because as it goes up the chain, you want to show that the White
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House has complied even if some of the TROs and injunctions have been outside the bounds.
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Why is Mike Davis choosing this one to actually argue to the White House?
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Because the president as the chief executive officer and the commander in chief has a constitutional
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And this lawless order by Judge Bozberg, it's not just that it was lawless.
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It was lawless and very dangerous to American lives.
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And that's why the president not only should have ignored this order, he had a duty to ignore
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this order under Article 2 of the Constitution.
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And I'm not saying that you should just ignore every lawless order from a judge because judges
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It's the fact that this was a lawless order that dealt squarely with the president's duty
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And again, think about what could have happened.
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They turn around these planes to comply with Judge Bozberg and they don't have enough fuel
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Or they turn around these planes and the people on the planes see that the planes are turning
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around and they riot and it causes the American personnel on the planes to get injured or killed.
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Or they turn around the planes and they bring them back to America and land and they don't
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have the security footprints that we had in El Salvador.
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And remember, Trendy Aragua is working with Venezuela, a state actor.
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And so Venezuela certainly knows if these planes are turning around and where it's landing and
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it could have its own operatives on the ground to interfere with the landing.
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We would not have had several hundred military officers and law enforcement officers on the
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return because we didn't plan on the fact that some crazy judge in D.C. was going to run into
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his chambers on Saturday and issue this completely lawless order, right?
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And so this Judge Bozberg has absolutely crossed the red line.
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That's why we are calling for his impeachment at the Article III project.
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We've never done that. We've never said to ignore a lawless order.
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We've never said to impeach a judge over a lawless order like this.
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But this is so extreme. It's so dangerous that it needs to happen.
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Even if the House opens the inquiry, we need to make an example out of Bozberg.
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Even if he doesn't get impeached and removed by the Senate, we need to make an example out of him.
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We need Judge Bozberg paying severe legal, political, and financial consequences for his
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dangerous, lawless order that put our national security at risk, that put the president's
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ability to conduct foreign affairs at risk, to deter other activist judges.
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I know this for a fact because these D.C. judges don't understand who's in the room with them.
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I know this for a fact that they are giddy about who's going to issue the next so-called
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temporary restraining order to sabotage President Trump because they have political and policy
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And the Supreme Court refused to stop this two weeks ago with Judge Ali when this Canadian
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citizen ordered the president to issue, to send out $2 billion in foreign aid over the
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president's national security review, to make sure we're not funding Hamas terrorists and
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under the guise of, you know, Gazan humanitarian relief, we're not funding waste, fraud, and
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This Ali ordered this money to go out the door.
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The Supreme Court refused to stop him because the Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Amy
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And now that that happened, these judges are emboldened, right?
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And every day that the president is unable to perform his constitutional duty to take care
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that our laws are faithfully executed under Article 2 of our Constitution is a day too long.
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They talk about that Trump's the danger to democracy.
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These activist judges are the dangers to democracy.
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Okay, so Roberts came out and had this guy's back.
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The commentator right there, the observer said, I see they're providing an off-ramp.
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Because this guy's dug in, and one of the reasons he's dug in even more than when he started
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is Roberts came out and put a shot across Trump's spell when the president said, we ought
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to begin an impeachment inquiry of him, and Roberts said that's completely inappropriate,
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that Mike Davis, the viceroy, the war room, the war and posse, we're out of line here.
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So how do you see this one, specifically in this national security issue, how do you see
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The chief justice is completely out of line by coming out and making that political statement.
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The impeachment is a political process strictly for the House and the Senate to decide, and
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it's their decision whether to impeach and remove and no one else's.
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And for the chief justice to come out and put up that statement is an outrage.
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He poured political gasoline on a political fire, and this is what the chief does too often.
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And he makes these little chiefy political moves where he thinks he's protecting the
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court's judiciary, the federal judiciary's legitimacy, and all he's doing is harming
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it by putting the federal judiciary into the political arena.
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Did you see the chief justice put out any statement condemning Democrats when they were
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calling for the chief justice's colleagues' impeachment after the Dobbs decision?
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Did you see the chief justice put out any statement when the Democrats were calling for Judge Eileen
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Cannon's impeachment after the presidential records case?
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Why is the chief justice cherry-picking Jeb Bosberg, his buddy, on the D.C. district court, who
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the chief justice put in charge of the FISA court?
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Why is he protecting his buddy in D.C. but not his conservative colleagues or Judge Cannon?
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And why is he being selective with his outrage on impeachment of judges?
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That's the whole reason, Mike, you know, we're back in this Department of Education thing.
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Let me get to that before I have the call to action because you're having a very specific call to action on impeachment.
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This deficit, and what I was just talking about, BirchGold, you can't have these massive deficits because you're going to have inflation like the Weimar Republic if you don't take control of it.
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And Doge is out there on waste, fraud, and abuse, but there's also programmatic changes that can really take out big hunks.
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And I keep telling you, you take it out by programs and you take it out by billets.
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You've got to get rid of the billets and the programs.
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Here's what I think on TV, on MSNBC, they're blowing us up.
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Walk our audience through in the unitary executive theory why President Trump can sign an executive order and therefore take a cabinet that was set up, a department that was set up as a cabinet official, I don't know, 50 years ago, 40-some years ago, and just with the stroke of a pen, get rid of it, sir.
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Well, first, it's not the unitary executive theory because we're not liberals.
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And under the executive power, he has a duty to take care that our laws are faithfully executed.
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That includes rooting out waste, fraud, and abuse.
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So if there is something created by statutes, like if there's a department created by statutes, the president can't just eliminate, he can't just overturn that congressional statute.
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But that doesn't mean that we have to have 75,000 employees at a department.
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We can cut down the offices that are not created by statute.
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And so you're going to see President Trump do that on a lot of these departments and agencies is that there might be a department created by statute, but that doesn't mean it has to have so much bloat.
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So you can cut it back just because the president has discretion as the chief executive officer to manage these departments that are set up by statute.
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And if he doesn't think he needs 75,000 employees, if he thinks he can do his statutory duty and faithfully carry out these laws with 500 employees instead of 75,000, he can do that as long as there's not a statutory preclusion.
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So whether it's USAID or Voice of America and all these other grantees at Voice of America or all these grantees that have tens of billions of dollars at DOE, those are all kinds of things.
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You take it basically down to the deck plates, to the statutory minimum, right, that you're fulfilling that function.
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And maybe over some time, Congress gets around that, but you take it down to the statutory minimum and you continue to function that way.
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And in these types of things that you're looking at, you cut out programmatically 90% of the cost, roughly, something like that.
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Has any real American and real America felt any pain from this?
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Is anyone losing any sleep or not getting dinner on the table because we're not funding transgender mice in Botswana or wherever the hell we're funding this stuff?
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I mean, that's the issue is that these government programs are slush funds for the uniparty elite in Washington, D.C.
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You're very serious as the viceroy that this guy needs to be impeached.
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We need to go through the process, and people shouldn't worry whether in a trial in the Senate he's going to be removed.
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Apparently, you know, I always say apparently, Bosberg is a trans black woman because I didn't realize he was qualified to be an air traffic controller until Saturday when he ran in there and did that.
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So Biden must have made him an air traffic controller because he ordered these planes turned around.
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