Episode 4394： Economic War With China; Courts Block Fair Election Of Judges In Kansas
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Summary
In this episode of the National Post's daily economic update, we look at what's going on in the markets and the rest of the world as a result of the Trump administration's trade war with China, the impact on the yuan and the global economy, and the potential for a trade war between the United States and China.
Transcript
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this is the primal scream of a dying regime pray for our enemies because we're going medieval on
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these people here's not got a free shot all these networks lying about the people the people have
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had a belly full of it i know you don't like hearing that i know you try to do everything
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the world to stop that but you're not going to stop it it's going to happen and where do people
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like that go to share the big line mega media i wish in my soul i wish that any of these people
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had a conscience ask yourself what is my task and what is my purpose if that answer is to save my
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country this country will be saved war room here's your host stephen k bann
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it's monday 7 april the year of our lord 2025 no jim kramer at least so far it is not black monday
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and president trump is dug in and over the white house it is fixed bayonets they're not backing off
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one inch nasdaq's up 250 100 pretty shocking gold's at 3 000 uh 10-year treasuries at about
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around four commodity prices are dropping president trump's dug in the asian markets overnight got
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absolutely crushed to hang sang which is the premier one of the premier equity markets in all of
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asia out of hong kong down 13 percent the chinese communist party are taking it right on the chops
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they will not survive at 54 percent tariffs full stop uh the tech bros too getting absolutely crushed
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is donald trump just wields a hammer a hammer blow to the exact people that shipped all the jobs
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from the united states of america to china uh to be brutally blunt about this and richard haas said
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earlier the economic warfare you're absolutely correct and in the fog of war you got to come to
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the war room because we'll help guide you through here rahim tom fitness about to join me chris kobeck
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after that and maybe even brian glenn is at the white house the los angeles dodgers are there today
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with the president i'm sure the president's going to have something to say we'll try to cover it all
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rahim gasam you're about to head to andrews air force base geo strategically the vice president
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united states last week went to greenland pete hexath went on the three island chain tour over
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the vast pacific the new heartland of defense of the united states of america he went to hawaii
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then to guam then to the philippines and japan and today he goes down to panama what what do you hope
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comes out of this sir well what i hope it's funny what i hope comes out of this is what i hope comes
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out of the you know the argument that is going on on market floors over the course of the day
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um although i don't put much faith uh in those people who seem you know i think president trump
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called them panicans this morning um the the idea that the the so-called wealthiest strongest
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militarily nation in the world um cannot endure something like this where we actually have oh i don't
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know maybe a little redistribution in the in the in towards the ordinary american and the idea that
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america cannot go overseas like pete hexath is doing today and actually say hey we built this damn thing
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you know and literally and we have we have you know given our blood and our treasure for this and you
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want to hand it over to the chinese communist party the same thing with the chagos islands i actually
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just published up on the national pulse.com steve an explainer over the chagos islands diego garcia
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why it matters because this is going to become a thing again in the next couple of weeks as the
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administration gets pushed and as the british government tries to give this away effectively
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again to the chinese communist party but hey look if you have the strength if you have the temerity
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if you have the audacity if you reach just a little bit higher look what happens the european
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union turns around today goes actually we kind of do want to negotiate with you we will come to that
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table hey you know get my message to the markets and to the republicans especially on capitol hill
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is get your heads in the game and stop being those weaklings that you've built that you've been for so
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very long that era of america is over i want to transition to finton because tom finton's here to
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talk about personnel there's not a bigger defender of president trump or bigger defender of this
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administration than tom finton tom finton i've known this guy now for 15 years one of the great
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patriots in our country he's got some issues about personnel you've got some issues about personnel
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lara loomer goes in last week and uh you know six guys the national security council get blown out
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there's there's some issues not just getting your sea legs but who did the filtering process and
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really what's going on here one more time raheem on the national security side you said hey they're
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just starting to learn how to work together as a team what is your recommend recommendation to
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president trump about personnel on the national security side as far as you see it because you're
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right we haven't taken a big role in in the uh in the dia Garcia thing and we have to there's been
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kind of crickets about brazil uh really not that aggressive so far until pete goes down about what's
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happened in the caribbean a ccp takeover uh president trump came out the first time president
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trump came out and had le pen's uh back but you've seen a note no comment at all on korea the coup d'etat
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by the chinese communist party take the conservative out what is your recommendation
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on the national security side raheem for president trump on personnel i got two number one you know
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my directly uh president trump the people who have your back on domestic policy on tariff policy they
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are also the people who have your back on foreign policy you do not need to go to the aeis of the
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world you do not need to go to the neocon institutions of the world you do not need to listen to the
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lindsey graham's of the world to get you over the line on foreign policy we have it within
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the the hardcore og maga populist nationalist wheelhouse that that can work too and if you
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need recommendations of people themselves i got a a list as long as my arm the second one is listen
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this is what happens when when you when you try and i look i know this made me extremely unpopular
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on capitol hill so good thing i'm getting out of town today this is what happens when you throw away
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project 2025 you know that was that was a database and a list and a and a document that actually had
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the best interest of maga at its core you didn't have to agree with everything but at the end of
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the day what was project 2025 it wasn't the things that the media told you it was it was a database of
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personnel who had been vetted who we knew were maga to their core who actually could uh get in there
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day one hit the ground running and put together uh the policies of the trump 2 administration so i would i
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would dig up the old project 2025 database call paul dans get him back in there frankly and um and get
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rolling get the vetted people raheem we're gonna let you go to uh to andrews we'll be covering you
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non-stop while you're with uh pete exit the great secretary of defense a social media national pulse
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where do folks go yeah look you can join up at the national pulse.com forward slash warren but if
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people don't actually want to join we also uh have a big donate button at the top of the site now as
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well the national pulse.com everything we do is a hundred percent reader funded and you can follow
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us at the nat pulse on all social media and i am at raheem kassam thank you steve thank you brother
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a good trip and we'll stay in touch closely uh tom fitness on now i will tell you my dad that passed
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away over 100 years old we revered him in the family a great guy just the common man he would
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tell me every time i went back to richmond and i've tried to go back every week or every couple of
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weeks the thing he loved giving money to most was tom finton he would hit tom finton with the 50s
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or every now and again a 25 and he'd say he'd get that monthly magazine he goes he'd watch tom on tv
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he goes this guy does exactly what he says he's going to do this guy's a fighter tom finton
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you have been the biggest supporter of president trump you've been a huge supporter of cash patel
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you're a close friend a huge supporter of dan bongino pam bondy everybody so when people see you up on
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twitter and you're questioning some of the personnel decisions here i tell people people got to listen
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because finton doesn't chase rabbits when tom finton's saying something it's important and it has
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meaning and something's and something's going to happen about it over the weekend there's another
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personnel issue like we've had to the national security council and other places on the national
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security side with president trump what is going on what are your tweets about and quite frankly what's
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your beef sir what struck me steve is how mild my issue was i mean the new i read this new york times
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piece and i know why cash and dan didn't like it because it suggested that they were being swampy with
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the fbi and there was a detail in there which was surprising to me was that they had elevated
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to a significant position the head of the washington field office of the fbi is steve jensen
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who many believe to be you know one of the worst in terms of pursuing the january sixers
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being involved in the targeting of parents over daring to try to figure out what their kids are being
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taught and uh turns out he gets elevated the new york times clearly noted this and i said what
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and then we start getting the pushback it's fake news it's fake news what wasn't fake news
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which was the implication was that the hire had taken place that was true and i guess the concern is from
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from the fbi folks is that he's really a good guy not to worry about it and it's frustrating
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because i don't know about you but i'm i'm still waiting for prosecutions now i know there's not
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going to be an immediate prosecution but i want evidence that there's a serious criminal investigation
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going on into these very people and i guess my big point would be it's not so much the personnel
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it's the well personnel makes policy but i don't understand why marco rubio has been more aggressive
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with usa id than cash and pam have been with the fbi i think they should be treated
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similarly whether or not the you know it's not a question of who runs the washington field office
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it's question is whether we have a washington field office
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let's let's go back to jensen just for a moment i just want to make because this thing
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calls controversy and i think tom that you under you're too self-effacing and i would tell you folks
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tom finton does not promote himself he's not a self-promoter he's a man of few words but he gets
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stuff done and that's why he's been considered a basic a linchpin of this movement for for a couple
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of decades uh what is it about jensen because a lot of the audience may not know this what is about
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jensen that you specifically have a concern about of him even being in the orbit of getting a job
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particularly as big people should understand the washington field office of the fbi is i think even
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more powerful than the new york fbi and those are the two the two major field offices what what is it
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about jensen that concerns you that is even on the list of possibilities of having this immensely
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powerful role he was a key figure in this domestic terror push against january sixers according to
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testimony before the house uh he treated them all as terrorists and was one of the key instigators
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in pushing the narrative within the bureaucracy uh that these folks needed to be jailed and ferreted
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out and he also was instrumental in implicate and implementing uh to the degree it was implemented
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the um the targeting of parents for going to their school boards and and remember um attorney general
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garland uh suggested they should be treated as terrorists and domestic threats as well
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and so it's this approach that uh presumably was rejected last year and yet he gets elevated to
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this key position and again you know for all i know maybe he's a good guy and we're all misinterpreting
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it but what i am not seeing out of the fbi yet and what i'm not seeing in the justice department yet
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is a radical remaking or even talking about it that we've seen with usa id that we've seen with the
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department of education and uh there's nothing the fbi is doing that another federal agency or local
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or state of law enforcement can't do there's really nothing and these folks were behind an effort to
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destroy our constitutional system the last four to ten years and the idea that we're just moving seats
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around and moving people in and out and that will solve it to me is naive and and i just want more
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done in a more timely way i mean for instance foia there's been no change of foia from any federal
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agency justice department is still stolen stonewalling us on information a court asked hey what's your
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position on releasing this tape of joe biden being interviewed by her and the justice department said
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give us three months we'll figure it out not acceptable
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this isn't what we paid for do you do you think because these uh these folks are uh are i tell you
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what can you hang on i'll hold you through break because you're both we couldn't have picked a better
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dream team than pam cash patel uh dan bongino these are all guys people that are friends of yours
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colleagues of yours you've known them for years you work with them for years and the question is
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do we need a massive restructuring of what's happening over there or just trying to work on
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the margins and what's the direction of this we know what president trump wants that's quite evident
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marybeth you know david packman went after um but she just texted me i know because i'm hearing this
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from a lot of you she asked a question can the president dissolve congress no marybeth it's not
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parliament you can't do it but i understand your feelings she's going they're all compromised they all
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hate trump they're all corrupt they're all on the take i got it we just got to clean out the
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rat's nest let's go back to tom finton so tom what are you proposing what would you like what would
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you like to see because you're you kind of speak for millions in the mega movement and the reason
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i wanted to have you on today i've been bombarded by people saying we're the rest we're the
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investigations we're the grand jurors they kind of look at ed martin over at the u.s attorney's
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office in dc and they say hey that's kind of uh that looks like our guy right now but what's
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happening overall so what's your recommendations what what would you specifically like to see
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well the president's got to be the president uh and i would if i were president trump i'd be
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reminding everyone around him that hey i'm the president we what that's what bugged me about
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that signal chat escapade it wasn't so much that it took place it was what the substance was which
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was they were second guessing decision second guessing a decision the president already made
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and pam bondi isn't going to do it cash patel isn't going to remake the justice department or the
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fbi they're going to be running it and it's not a criticism of them this is where the president
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should step in and say this is what the fbi needs to look like or needs this is how it needs to be
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changed i i can't be around anymore to do to others what they did to me and i tell you if after four
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years nothing's been done other than they've reoriented the fbi or doj to focus on arresting
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ms-13 then whoever comes in next time republican or democrat trump's going to be investigated again
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people around trump are going to be subject to criminal investigation again and so what president
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trump needs to do is to hire a special counsel run it out of the white house cash the fbi they can't
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investigate themselves doj can't investigate themselves let's stop pretending that we that
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these agencies are going to investigate their friends and colleagues it's not going to happen
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and it's really not fair even to expect the leadership to to spend all their time investigating
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their own people it's it's it's not going to happen organizationally it's why you need outsiders and
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and for and cash patel should be told you know to follow marco rubio's lead on usa id shut it down
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the reason i love this uh and as you know i'm close i love cash love dan love pan but the
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reason i love this structurally is that we talk about that it's not about them it's not what
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they're happening as a government the structure yeah this is it gets back to the unit unitary
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executive theory i love the fact you're saying announce a special counsel that special counsel
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reports directly to the president united states and is run out of the west wing okay this this puts
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to rest the third part as he you know he's a chief executive officer we're in court fighting can he
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can he cut personnel can he cut budgets can he can he impound money the the commander in chief they're
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in court right now with bozberg uh trying to interfere with him being commander chief this is the third
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leg of the stool which is being chief magistrate and chief law enforcement officer you you you take care
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of all that by setting up a special counsel having directly report to the office of the president
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and set it up in the west wing and what would you what would be the mandate for that special counsel
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tom finton start running a grand jury in fort pierce
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investigating the deprivation the the you know the deprivation of his civil rights the civil rights of
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other americans under color of law the seeming conspiracy with the justice department and
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uh the state actors in fulton county new york etc uh to target trump not because they violated law to
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target party leaders in the republican party activists not because they violated the law but
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retaliation for their first amendment protected rights that's a crime potentially and people need
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to be at least ask questions about what went on i'm not even you know this is not a question of a
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prosecution yesterday this is a question are they even asking anyone questions president trump's a
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crime victim are they investigating their crimes against him i'm not seeing any indication that
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there is and you know dan's been putting out some tweets talking about how there are things that are
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happening behind the scenes he can't talk about just because it's not readily apparent doesn't mean
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it's not happening well that may be true on certain law enforcement areas certainly on national security
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but it's not true on these types of crimes you know if there was a serious criminal investigation
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into what happened against trump we'd know all about it and the fact that we're not hearing anything
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about it is a is a good indication as dc gets nothing's happening
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tom fenton where do people go to follow this because i anticipate this is going to get a little
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momentum after this morning's chat with you where do people go to follow up
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they can go to judicial watch.org and of course we're all over rumble youtube twitter
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you know all all i'm doing is falling and as i see it you know go ahead dan and cash and pam they
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know me well enough to know it's like don't don't piss down my leg and tell me it's raining
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you know and i've seen this party before i've been i've been doing this work for 2017
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don't tell me to wait tom fenton it's yeah tom tom fenton is the people's during the during the
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nuclear winter of the holder years we refer to tom fenton as the people's justice department if we
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didn't have judicial watch and tom fenton we wouldn't even have been around how you held the
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line during those those dark years so people know this during 45 if we weren't out there
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yelling about what they were doing i've no doubt trump would have been removed from office in 45
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and i think he would have been put a little flesh in the bones i love last four years if we weren't out
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there pushing back give me that again give me that that's very important i agree with you 100%
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i think trump would have been his first term in his first term he would have been impeached and
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removed and prosecuted but for judicial watch blowing the whistle from the get-go similarly
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during the last four years if we didn't start pushing back immediately on the justice department's
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law fair because remember everyone was in a panic about january 6 and we saw it for what it was i'm
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convinced trump would have been in jail and worse but for the work of judicial watch in large measure
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um tom one more time uh give me your uh give me your um your uh where do people go to get you
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uh go to judicial watch.org uh go to twitter at tom fenton uh of course at judicial watch we're all over
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uh tom fantastic i'll be in touch after the show love you brother thanks steve
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tom fenton an absolute hammer right now there's a uh president trump uh he's uh president trump's
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got a true social can we get we're also going to cut directly to the white house and we will blow the
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break as soon as the president comes out our own brian glenn is there but as soon as the president
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comes out uh we we will jump there i want to read uh let's put it up yesterday china issued
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retaliatory tariffs of 34 on top of their already record-setting tariffs non-monetary tariffs illegal
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subsidization of companies and massive long-term currency manipulation despite my warning that any
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country that retaliates against the u.s by issuing additional tariffs above and beyond their already
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existing long-term tariff abuse of our nation will be immediately met with new and substantially higher
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tariffs over and above these initially said therefore if china does not withdraw its 34
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increase above their already long-term trading abuses by tomorrow april 8th 2025 the united states will
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impose additional tariffs on china of 50 effective april 9th additionally all talks with china concerning
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their requested meetings with us will be terminated negotiation with other countries which
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so requests of means will begin taking place immediately thank you for your attention in this
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matter um folks that's called economic warfare president trump just took a massive punch of she
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right in the chops they tried to get cute last night and put up some additional tariffs and president
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trump said hey you've abused this long enough uh you've abused it for currency manipulation non-tariff
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barriers all of it uh and stealing our intellectual property i might add 600 billion dollars a year i think
00:26:10.260
we talk about a trade deficit of 25 trillion i think our deficit on stolen intellectual property
00:26:16.940
that came out of universities that you paid for it that came out of companies that you help finance
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that came out of the government that you pay taxes for is at least 25 or 30 trillion dollars
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that deficit on top of the trade deficit shows you how much the chinese communist party with their
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that run uh wall street of course the globalist corporatist and the apartheid state of silicon valley
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all of them combined are the partners of the chinese communist party and if there was ever a question
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or a president trump was going to do well i think we've seen in the last four or five days what he's
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going to do this is outright economic warfare he's told him flat out you don't you put tariffs on here
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okay monumental news on the economic war uh with china a president's going to talk momentarily in
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the east room of the white house we're going to go there but chris kobeck's here with breaking news
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coming out of kansas uh chris i i'm kind of confused here you guys right now don't elect judges we just
00:31:16.520
had this huge donny brook up in uh up in wisconsin about this we've had this issue in north carolina it
00:31:21.840
most think it's going to go our way there are judges elected in kansas right now no they're not
00:31:28.060
since 1958 uh they have been selected using the so-called missouri model when the kansas uh legislature
00:31:35.560
proposed an amendment that should have been our first clue by the way it was a bad idea it was
00:31:38.600
called the missouri model uh but anyway the missouri model is where you have a commission
00:31:42.720
you have a commission of people select the choices and then the governor has to click pick from one of
00:31:49.860
three choices the special commission creates but we back in 1958 took it the missouri model and made
00:31:55.460
it even worse and we gave lawyers the control of the commission the majority of the commissioners
00:31:59.560
have to be lawyers picked by other lawyers so it's a system of the lawyers by the lawyers and for the
00:32:04.460
lawyers and as a result kansas a red state has one of the most liberal left-leaning activist supreme
00:32:09.880
courts in the country i've argued in front of multiple state supreme courts i'd say the only one
00:32:14.280
that's worse than ours is california and so we have a constitutional amendment the legislature just
00:32:19.700
passed in kansas uh two-thirds vote it goes now to the people for ratification uh to go to electing
00:32:25.560
judges which is what uh kansas did from statehood until 1958 and that is that's a political earthquake
00:32:32.160
in our state if if this is uh adopted by the people it will be such a positive transformation
00:32:36.900
um and it goes to the whole problem we see in the federal judiciary as well as judges who are not
00:32:43.220
accountable to anyone uh what what do our audience have to do is this something something for the
00:32:50.160
legislature are they trying is this something that needs to go to a vote uh the war and posse wants
00:32:54.580
to be all over this because we understand the judges are everything uh what are folks supposed to do
00:32:59.240
so it's already passed the legislature by the required two-thirds majority for a constitutional
00:33:04.420
amendment and now it goes to the people where it needs 50 plus one it'll be on the august 2026 ballot
00:33:10.280
you know definitely next summer war room could definitely help by getting people uh informed
00:33:15.760
about the need to vote yes on electing judges i mean steve let me put it this way just to frame this
00:33:20.900
issue in a bigger uh picture and that is you know in a constitutional republic we rely on judges to
00:33:27.420
protect our constitution and protect the rule of law but there's always the possibility that the judges
00:33:33.040
may not be doing so well and as the famous robert bork the late great judge put it in 1990 he said well
00:33:38.860
who will guard the guardians who will guard the judges when they go off the rails and his answer
00:33:43.880
back then was well we need to have judges we need to appoint judges who are originalists and who stick
00:33:48.680
to the text of the law well that has sometimes worked but sometimes judges say they're originalists
00:33:54.900
and say in front of congress they are one thing but they are actually something else in kansas uh we
00:34:00.360
have had judges legislating from the bench and so there's an even the best way to make judges
00:34:06.020
accountable is to make them face elections make them face another would-be judge every six years
00:34:11.920
who can point out the flaws in their decision making and so when you have judges who are not
00:34:16.940
accountable and this is true to a certain extent in the federal judiciary just like it is in kansas
00:34:21.380
you can see judges start legislating from the bench becoming activists rewriting the law by
00:34:26.320
reinterpreting it and uh one of the solutions i believe the best solution and one that's achievable
00:34:31.800
here in kansas is electing judges and by the way 22 states already elect judges but it's a very
00:34:37.320
interesting insight into the problem of a judiciary that that is not you know following the the text
00:34:42.920
of the constitution uh chris you're one of the smartest guys uh legally in the entire trump mega
00:34:49.920
movement uh just real quickly uh because they're saying today that they're going to go into court
00:34:54.000
conservatives are going to go into court and challenge president trump on his tariffs what's your
00:34:57.900
whole take on the use of the federal judiciary here to try to block president trump's uh efforts to to
00:35:04.860
effectuate the unitary executive theory sir well i mean obviously we have the courts they are there for
00:35:13.920
uh you know when there's a gray area when there's an unclear area of the law absolutely that's that's
00:35:19.100
what courts should do they should say well the law is written this way the words must be interpreted the
00:35:23.380
way they were understood by the the drafters of the constitution if you're a constitution that you're
00:35:27.280
interpreting interpreting or or a statute so going to the courts in and of itself isn't is not
00:35:32.940
necessarily wrong if they have a legitimate argument but going to the courts with a bogus
00:35:37.640
argument or with an obviously weak argument solely with the intention of getting a preliminary
00:35:42.560
injunction to gum up the works and put a hold on things until the higher courts can overturn that
00:35:47.800
preliminary injunction that is an abuse of the system uh real quickly chris you're the number one
00:35:54.180
guy to publicly intellectual about our borders trump's president trump's uh report card so far
00:36:01.380
how do you grade him oh i i absolutely give him an a i mean this has been amazing uh using all of
00:36:08.700
these resources uh everything from the u.s military to uh state national guards to uh giving ice taking
00:36:15.240
the handcuffs off ice letting them do their job in border patrol morale is at an all-time high uh i at least
00:36:21.120
in the careers of people there today uh no he's doing an amazing job
00:36:25.080
kobach we got to go to the east room what's your social media people want to follow you where they
00:36:30.760
go uh they can go to chris kobach.com that's k-r-i-s-k-o-b-a-c-h.com or chris kobach 1787 on x
00:36:39.280
love you brother let's go to the east room president of the united states people actually very talented
00:36:46.000
people the 2024 world series champion the los angeles dodgers
00:36:51.460
and i want to congratulate you on a legendary season and i watched it very closely
00:37:01.780
uh some of those teams were home teams and uh you did a big number you're really uh amazing how
00:37:09.900
how it all came out and how it all ended with us today is dodger's owner and chairman mark walter
00:37:18.820
president stan caston one of the greatest managers of the uh really ever to wear the dodger blue
00:37:29.820
that's great what a job i think he would have lasted even with george steinbrenner right
00:37:46.640
i love george he was very quick he would uh you lose two games and you were fired great job dave
00:37:55.320
also one who recognized secretary of agriculture we have some great people brooke rollins who
00:38:02.340
you know when i came to office they said the eggs are very gone through the roof eggs i said what the
00:38:09.340
hell are they talking about i was there for four days and they were blaming me for eggs and they
00:38:13.120
had they've gone up like six times or something some record number you couldn't get them and i gave
00:38:18.260
it to brooke and i just saw the other day they're down 73 percent right that's pretty good
00:38:24.140
and the press doesn't mention that nobody talks about it so but i know
00:38:30.880
secretary of labor laurie chavez de rimmer thank you congratulations
00:38:37.020
the chief of staff susie wiles who's a big dodger fan by the way susie thank you
00:38:42.920
and uh we have also representatives kevin kiley congressman kevin kiley young kim
00:38:52.560
thank you congratulations great job jay obernolte jay thanks jay nanette barrigan
00:39:02.540
nanette where's the tie now oh look at that huh what nice outfit
00:39:08.620
one of my favorite people gus belaracus congressman hi
00:39:14.340
addison mcdowell new to the congress but doing a great job thank you addison a real good baseball
00:39:22.560
player and a friend of mine roger williams great job
00:39:25.640
and another new congressman but he's been there a long time in a in a mental sense because he has
00:39:32.960
really done a job and he knows congress very well he was with me for seven years
00:39:38.560
brian jack brian congratulations brian and others we have a couple of senators here i just
00:39:46.760
don't particularly like him so i won't introduce
00:39:49.160
over the course of this amazing season the members of this team
00:39:55.460
i didn't think it was that big a deal actually washington over the course of this amazing season
00:40:12.120
the members of this team gave us some of the most incredible performances ever seen in the baseball
00:40:17.280
diamond in all of baseball history only six players have ever hit 40 home runs and stolen 40 bases in a
00:40:24.780
single season and an elite group known as the 40 40 club it's a 40 40 club and very few people make it
00:40:31.600
but unanimous national league mvp shohei ohtani
00:40:51.340
he's got a good future i'm telling you he shattered all of those records last year think of it all of
00:40:59.480
them and he did something even more because he became the first ever member of the 50 50 club so 40 40 is
00:41:07.120
hitting 54 home runs and 59 steals and accomplished an accomplishment unparalleled in 149 years of major
00:41:17.380
league baseball think of that that's just incredible even more incredibly shohei clinched that
00:41:23.400
achievement in what some have called the greatest game ever was it that good of a game
00:41:28.340
that's scary for a lot of people huh even more incredibly shohei clinched the achievement i mean
00:41:43.000
it really was and in a time that at an age that nobody ever thought was possible on september 19th
00:41:50.060
2024 he did the unthinkable by going six for six this is a pretty amazing i didn't realize it was that
00:41:56.440
good i saw that game six for six against the marlins with three homers 10 rbis and a pair of stolen bases
00:42:06.040
how many people have gone six for six just period right not very much maybe a dozen maybe a dozen
00:42:15.820
amazing as you know the dodges were down a lot of talent on the mound last season due to injury
00:42:22.720
the resilient group used 40 different pitchers the most ever by an eventual world series championship
00:42:29.040
team they had to go and get them i don't know how they got them and where they got them but they
00:42:33.520
got them because they won i know you especially missed the heart and soul of the pitching staff
00:42:43.500
these are the best looking people i've ever seen it's incredible but uh clayton has been
00:42:58.880
unbelievable and uh if you look uh you look at his records and you look at the stamina the endurance
00:43:05.900
that he's had and we're really happy to have him i'm glad to meet him i've watched him for a long time
00:43:10.460
he's a young guy yet but i've watched you are a young guy but i've watched you for a long time
00:43:14.800
so congratulations amazing all year the dodgers facedown adversity you entered the playoffs battered
00:43:21.560
and bruised but not broken when you ran out the healthy arms you ran out of really healthy they had
00:43:28.840
great arms but they ran out it's uh it's called sports it's called baseball in particular
00:43:33.960
and pitchers i guess you could say in really particular but the starting rotation during the
00:43:39.840
national league division series this scrappy dodges bullpen shut out the padres saved the season and
00:43:45.660
forced game five then key players battled back from mid-season injuries to help deliver the national
00:43:52.140
league pennant including superstars mookie betts oh is he good
00:43:56.340
that guy can play can't he i mean unbelievable uh you really uh mookie is i've been watching it i don't want to say i watched him when he was on boston
00:44:23.340
but i did i didn't think i didn't think that was a particularly good trade when they made it and
00:44:29.160
i happen to be right and max muncie i want to congratulate max
00:44:44.820
i'm used to shaking politicians and hitting their armor it's like jello and now it's like
00:44:51.540
now it's like steel all these guys but max that's great and uh also yoshi yamamoto yoshi
00:45:00.640
wow what great athletes and of course series mvp tommy edmund that was an mpvp series
00:45:19.640
that's pretty good that's a lot of talent you had to beat out there for the mvp but
00:45:35.280
they all had uh an incredible tommy was 407 with 11 rbis in six games that's not bad right
00:45:42.720
that's not bad when when it counted too next game the blockbuster world series against another iconic
00:45:51.540
team team known as the new york yankees i love the yankees i george was a great friend of mine
00:45:59.440
and if you want to spend work sit for nine innings with a game watching the yankees play with george
00:46:08.160
you were exhausted by the end of the game it was very it was actually hard work but we love george
00:46:13.600
and they're doing a good job and they're doing well this season and you're already nine and two
00:46:18.640
and so you're doing a good job maybe you see the same thing over again
00:46:22.240
in game one of the world series freddie freeman on a sprained ankle
00:46:26.800
he's a great player with a broken finger and a broken rib channel kirk gibson's legendary walk-off
00:46:33.980
home run in game one of the 1988 world series that was a very that was a game that pretty much
00:46:40.620
everybody remembers he could hardly swing the bat but he did he swung at one time it was a it was a shot
00:46:46.780
on the first pitch freddie saw in the bottom of the 10th he hit an unforgettable walk-off grand slam
00:46:53.100
home run the first in world series history it's amazing the dodges rode the momentum to win
00:46:59.100
two of their next three games placing them on the verge of baseball immortality in the dramatic
00:47:04.140
game five down five runs on the top of the fifth
00:47:07.940
that was a strange for those yankee fans but i'm not saying i was a yankee fan because i have
00:47:17.580
i love these people behind me but down five runs in the top of the fifth with two outs and the bases
00:47:23.940
loaded the dodges gave us one of the grittiest half-inning world series events showings that
00:47:31.140
anybody's ever seen mookie started the rally by beating out a routine ground ball to first which
00:47:38.340
he's fast as hell i don't know how the hell you can
00:47:42.740
having that speed is not a great thing i played baseball but it was sort of slow
00:47:46.740
slow i wasn't fast driving in the phenomenal kike hernandez where's kike
00:48:08.420
then freddie drove in two more runs and teoscar hernandez drove in another couple of runs
00:48:16.740
that's a group uh teoscar so you're doing well this season too a little bit yes that's what i
00:48:31.860
that's what i heard after a few dominant innings from blake training yeah where's blake
00:48:48.580
great job blake and the team was crowned the world series champion against a great team the yankees are
00:48:53.220
a great team and always a great franchise and i guess i don't know like 28 or something they've won
00:48:58.900
a lot probably maybe more than any team in history overall and uh you might be catching them pretty soon
00:49:06.500
if you keep going you've got a little ways to go i guess the scouting report at the start of the
00:49:11.780
series said that the dodgers could win by focusing on the fundamentals and that's exactly what they
00:49:17.940
did you showed america that it's not about individual glory it's about the team digging deep and
00:49:24.100
sprinting right through first base and you did that all the time i watch i watch some games i love
00:49:29.620
baseball i don't get to watch as much as i'd like but you always see a spirit on this team i think
00:49:34.420
a lot of that has to do with the ownership and the management frankly but you uh you see a spirit
00:49:40.180
on the dodgers that you don't see with a lot of teams a lot of teams i turn on i say oh let's forget
00:49:45.460
it when i turn on the dodgers i like to watch the team and now that i've gotten to meet these guys
00:49:50.660
personally uh i like it even more i'm going to like it even more and you're off to a great start
00:49:56.020
after seeing how successfully you've begun this season i can tell you that you can plan on being back
00:50:01.700
here i hope you're going to be back here next year i don't want to give you too i don't want to give
00:50:07.380
you too much because we want to have a little suspense for next year but i will tell you uh we're
00:50:12.820
going to go down we're going to do something we don't do generally we're going to run them down really
00:50:17.220
fast every game today do you have a game today or tonight we're going to run them down to the oval
00:50:22.020
office and we're going to show them the fabled oval office and there's nothing like it and this
00:50:27.460
wonderful owner one of the greatest owners in sports by the way from everything i've heard one
00:50:32.980
of the greatest owners in sports along with your other compatriots right fellas it's a great team
00:50:38.900
of owners and that's very important but we're gonna he said they'd love it and i think he'd like to do it
00:50:43.460
himself so we're gonna we'll get out of here and we will run we'll sprint down and we'll see the oval
00:50:49.300
office which is really something to see you know it's funny people come from all over the biggest
00:50:57.380
people the richest people the most powerful people and they come and they go into the oval office and
00:51:03.300
they just stare oh wow that's something they all have beautiful offices they have offices that are
00:51:09.780
the best in the world in many cases but they love the oval office so with all of that i'd like to now
00:51:15.780
introduce you to the dodgers chairman mark walter to say a few words and then we're going to follow
00:51:22.180
that up with clayton is going to say a couple of things and that's a great representative of a
00:51:37.540
well thank you very much we're very pleased to participate in the tradition of bringing
00:51:45.700
champions to the white house last season was an incredible season we won the world series
00:51:56.020
second time in 2020 and since 2020 and only eight times in our seasons are our history
00:52:07.220
we played in front of almost four million fans and we had many millions more on television
00:52:13.300
our global following uh has soared and not only from shohei otani but also from mookie betts freddie
00:52:25.940
freeman clayton kershaw and many many more alongside this on field success we have been deeply immersed in
00:52:34.820
our community our players and managers have supported our uh have each had foundations and support for
00:52:45.300
communities our trust last year has committed a hundred million dollars to help chicago or la fire
00:52:54.500
and so on behalf of the organization i want to thank you thank you very much
00:53:09.140
okay wow this is uh this is an incredible honor for me and to be to stand here today representing the
00:53:15.700
los angeles dodgers and this group of staff and players behind me today
00:53:19.940
uh the 2024 los angeles dodgers season is one that will go down the history books
00:53:26.180
always holding a special place in the hearts of myself and those there with me as well as millions
00:53:31.620
of dodger fans around the world this organization exemplifies what it means to come together as one
00:53:38.500
for a greater purpose and representing represent something so much bigger than themselves
00:53:45.300
the selflessness and humility that each one of these players and staff have shown over the last year
00:53:50.500
is truly an inspiration they have constantly played hurt switched positions and taken the ball to put
00:53:56.820
the team first as a spectator for our championship run last year i was in awe of this group their
00:54:04.260
unwavering confidence coupled with the selfless pursuit for team excellence was an inspiration that
00:54:10.580
is why i'm so grateful to get to speak today on their behalf as i know none of them would say this about
00:54:15.300
themselves moving forward i hope the 2024 dodgers can serve as an inspiration to many like they were
00:54:21.700
to me not just in sports but in life remembering to put others before ourselves it moves moves a team
00:54:28.980
and a society forward so thank you for allowing me to speak today because the story of the 2024 world
00:54:35.300
series champion los angeles dodgers is a true joy to get to tell and it's because of the extraordinary
00:54:41.220
people that are behind me and their incredible pursuit of excellence thank you
00:54:48.500
and uh mr president we have a gift for you as well
00:55:14.180
The president, Team Jersey, the world champion, Los Angeles Dodgers,
00:55:51.120
The president's going to lead them to the Oval Office right now.
00:55:53.780
I think the Dodgers are going to go on a very special trip to the Oval Office.
00:55:59.360
What we're going to do is toss to, we're going to carry this through, I think, all the way through to Charlie Kirk.
00:56:06.720
Now, the president's promised the Dodgers a special trip down to the, over to the Oval Office.
00:56:13.480
The Dodgers are in town to play Washington tonight.
00:56:22.680
Very special occasion for the president of the United States.
00:56:25.620
As you know, President Trump is a longtime Yankees fan.
00:56:31.280
He just had some great comments about his experiences in baseball.
00:56:34.080
President Trump played baseball at the New York Military Academy when he was in prep school.
00:56:38.460
President Trump also was a good friend of George Steinbrenner.
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