Episode 4411： Criminality Of Zuckerberg And META; Trump Meets With Bukele
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Summary
Learn English with President Trump. President Trump announces a new ban on all aluminum and steel imports from some countries, including Japan, Canada, and the EU, and a proposed ban on some other countries' chips and other semiconductors from the United States.
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They cheat us with tariffs, higher tariffs, but more importantly, they cheat us with the
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It's the VAT taxes, the dumping, the currency manipulation, the technical barriers that
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keep our autos out of Japan, the agricultural barriers that keep our pork out of Australia
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They're doing that to the tune of $1.2 trillion of wealth a year that we transfer now abroad
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and $18 trillion of wealth since we started running deficits.
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You know how much $18 trillion of America that could buy?
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So we have a strategy here where the president says we're going to charge them what they charge
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And the analytical issue is it's easy to calculate the tariff differential, but the non-tariff
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So that's what we said, knowing full well, knowing full well that a lot of countries
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We've got 90 deals in 90 days possibly pending here.
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Actually, it was a birdie for President Trump to do exactly what he did, which was pause for
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And we're going to get this done for the American people.
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I think that right now we are at a decision-making point and very close to a recession.
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And I'm worried about something worse than a recession if this isn't handled well.
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And whether it goes slightly there, we always have those things.
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We are going to change the monetary order because we cannot spend the amounts of money.
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And when we talk about the dollar and we talk about tariffs, we have that.
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We are having profound changes in our domestic order, how ruling is existing.
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And we're having profound changes in the world order.
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I've studied history, and this repeats over and over again.
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So if you take tariffs, if you take debt, if you take the rising power challenging the
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existing power, if you take those factors and look at the factors, those changes in the
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orders, the systems, are very, very disruptive.
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How that's handled could produce something that is much worse than a recession.
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We had really good news on the inflation front, both the producer price index, which is
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wholesale prices, consumer price index, had the lowest print since fall of 2023.
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And the reason why that kind of thing's happening is because the Trump policies on other fronts,
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So, but the other thing, and this is like, should have been in that little package you had at the
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beginning, the Congress passed the resolution, the budget resolution, which lays the groundwork
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for having the biggest, broadest tax cut in American history before August.
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What does it mean for both recession and inflation?
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It means that we're going to have a debt neutral tax cut financed by tariff revenues that's going
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It could be worth as much of a point and a half in terms of GDP growth.
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At the same time, it's deflationary, not inflationary.
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It's unlike the Biden fiscal measures, which were just pure debt driven.
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And I predicted 50,000 on the Dow, predicted a broad-based S&P rally.
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I don't know if you know this, Kristen, but it was seven AI stocks that pulled up the S&P
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President, can you talk a little bit about the semiconductor tariff that you posted on
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And I believe it's Jason Greer said the data, those will not be negotiable.
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Once those tariffs are in place, they're non-negotiable.
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But the tariffs will be in place in the non-distant future because, as you know, like we did with
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steel, like we did with automobiles, like we did with aluminum, which are now fully on,
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we'll be doing that with semiconductors, with chips, and numerous other things.
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And that'll take place in the very near future.
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And what we did is we want to uncomplicate it from a lot of companies because that's
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And we wanted to uncomplicate it from a lot of other companies because we want to
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make our chips and semiconductors and other things in our country.
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And I will tell you, another one is pharmaceuticals, drugs and pharmaceuticals.
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And by placing a tariff on the companies that are not in this country, they're going to move
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into our country and we're going to have our drugs made in the United States so that in
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case of war, in case of whatever, we're not relying on China and various other countries
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to supply us with drugs, which is not a good idea.
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I'm going to be announcing it over the next week.
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Well, as President Trump has said, he's dispatched his team, Scott Besson, Howard Lutnick,
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Jameson Greer, to have conversations with these countries and to explain to them their egregious
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trade abuses, how they've manipulated their currencies, how they have illegally subsidized
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their industries and how they ballooned the trade deficit.
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And that's going to lead to a bilateral process with each and every one of these countries.
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But the 90 day pause before the tariff rates snap back gives us an opportunity to have
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that conversation with each of these countries and to deal with these long running, severe
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and systemic abuses while at the same time, and very importantly, focusing all of our attention
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and the attention of the entire international community on how China has distorted the entire
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global trading system through decades of intellectual property theft, trademark theft,
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copyright theft, industrial espionage, currency manipulation, illegal subsidization of critical
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industries, targeted dumping to destroy core manufacturing capacity in other countries so
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that they cannot protect and defend themselves in a time of national emergency.
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These are state led policies from China that require redress.
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And the only scandal is that it took so long for us to finally have a president and Donald
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Trump who will protect and defend America from these abuses while every other president,
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Democrat and Republican allowed China to plunder us to a degree that was so savage
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and so total, it honestly eclipses the imagination.
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Have you gotten calls from any of your former counterparts that are either allies or enemies
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or others trying to understand what's going on? And I'm curious if you have what you tell them?
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Well, I have had a few meetings. And the truth is, I honestly don't know what to tell them
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because these are huge. I've said self-inflicted wound. To me, President Trump is taking a sledgehammer.
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Not only that he's pounding our allies with this, but he's pounding the U.S. economy with
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this sledgehammer. And I don't understand the rationale for the tariffs. Most economists would
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say if you're if what you're trying to do is to reduce the trade deficit, imposing tariffs is not
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going to be successful. And it's not the way to go about doing that. The best approach there would
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be greater fiscal discipline, which we're not likely to see. And perhaps it's to bring back
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American manufacturing. But I really think that's a that's a pipe dream and not something that
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is likely to be accomplished. And we could even raise questions about whether or not in a broad based
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way, that's a desirable goal. And it's really hard to predict where this is going. The the escalation
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with China could have very significant global implications.
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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. I got a free shot. All these networks lying about the people, the people had a belly full
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of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that,
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but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen. And where do people like that go to share
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the big line? MAGA media. 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? If that answer is to save my country,
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this country will be saved. War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Vance.
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It's Monday, 14 April, year of our Lord, 2025. There are decades in which nothing happens,
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and then there are weeks in which decades happen. I think we're in another one of those weeks,
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following last week and the week before. Ray Dalio kind of lays it out there. It is about the
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global monetary order. That is, the roiling in this is two things. Massive overspending,
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by the federal government, these massive deficits that we have to continue to finance, plus
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the trade, the international global trading system, which President Trump, as Stephen Miller,
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and Dr. Peter Navarro so eloquently lay out, is about a rigged system that the elites in this
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country have basically sold out the nation to the Chinese Communist Party. And that has to be
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redone. And it's going to be redone. And people are not going to back off this.
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This is more, and if you want to hear the running dogs for the sociopathic overlords on Wall Street,
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just go to, you just have to cut on mainstream media, MSNBC, read the New York Times, see the
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Washington Post, see CNN about tariffs. Oh, they're going to raise prices, raise prices,
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raise prices. Never talk about the hollowing out of this country. Let's go to, do I have a Caroline
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Wren, who's broken a lot of news on this in the last 10 days from her White Lotus tour of Southeast
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Asia, is now in Dubai. Caroline, breaking across the wire as we come, as you predicted, she is now
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in Southeast Asia. His first stop is Vietnam. It should not be lost on people. The very first call
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that President Trump took and set up a meeting with Scott Besson was, wait for it, Vietnam.
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She's in Vietnam. It just came across the wire. I think Walter Bloomberg, that Twitter feed,
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said they are in the process of signing 45 agreements, arrangements. We know the Vietnamese
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want to do a deal with the United States. They're the very first one to call. What's your assessment?
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Sure. Yeah, we, I've been tracking this now for a couple of weeks. President Xi and China seem to be
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going all in on a regional strategy here. And he's, President Xi, they're going all in on Southeast
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Asia. And today, in one of the public speeches he gave, he called on Southeast Asian countries,
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and specifically their Vietnam, to join him in resisting against President Trump's, quote,
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unilateralism and protectionism. And this is as President Xi is starting as what is a propaganda
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tour, to attempt to present Beijing and the CCP as a more reliable ally and trading partner than
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the United States. And the reality is that these countries, they have to, I mean, President Xi is
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coming. They're your largest neighbor. They're a very scary neighbor, like Vietnam. And he goes off
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next to Malaysia and then to Cambodia. They cannot say no. What they're saying privately, and I've been
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in all of these countries over the last two weeks, is please, please, President Trump and the United
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States, come in, save us, help us. We want to deal with the United States. We do not want to deal with
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China. But we have to be mindful and aware of, like, the reality of these countries and what happens
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with this. And the strategy here, I think, is that China is trying to insulate itself against Trump's
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tariffs. And their best strategy to do that is with the neighbors in Southeast Asia. And that's
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because, you know, Southeast Asia has become China's largest trading partner at 17 percent of
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their exports versus only 14 percent to the United States. And so I think China sees this as critical
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to shore up trade relations with Southeast Asia. And then that also is because they use these
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Southeast Asia countries to escape Trump's tariffs. They manufacture these products in
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China. Then they send them to get slapped with a made in Vietnam or a made in Cambodia stamp.
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Then those products come to the United States. And so that is what Trump, that's why, you know,
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Cambodia got a 49 percent tariff, Vietnam got 46 percent. It was high because China is using them
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as pawns. And so now we have to reaffirm our, you know, our interest in the region.
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The same thing, the same thing is with Mexico, the same thing you do in Mexico. That's why it's
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much more than $500 billion, $600 billion. Hang on for one second. The East Asian countries,
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President Trump already laid out the top five in Besson, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Vietnam,
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and India. They've already had a coup. The Chinese Communist Party have led a coup with our allies in
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South Korea to take out the conservative, the pro-Trump. Taiwan is under, you know, military exercises,
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threaten an invasion. Vietnam, they're there today trying to crush Vietnam. Japan, they've infiltrated
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Japan so badly that the Japanese reach out to us for help and to say, we're your ally, but the CCP's
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all over us. And of course, we know Modi's standing tall and India says he's going to do a deal with
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the United States. Today, El Salvador, because also the CCP is trying to flood and invade not just the
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Caribbean, but Central America. This is why Hegseth went to Panama. And today, El Salvador
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comes to the White House. We've got Frank Gaffney. We've got Mike Rogers just announced he's running
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The, let me get, okay, right there. That's a live shot of the, of the White House. Of course,
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this big ruling last night, let me just get my glass on right there. There's the honor guard.
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They'll be coming out. The president of El Salvador will be with the president running a few minutes
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late. We're supposed to be here at 11. We do know that Brian Glenn, our own Brian Glenn, I think is
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now going to be in the press pool, which is always great. Brian will definitely get a question in.
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I think what's going to happen right now, it's supposed to be 11 o'clock, but the president of
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El Salvador will come. President will meet him traditionally on the West Wing at that, at that
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entrance. They'll go in. They're going to have a bilat for about 30 minutes and then supposed to have
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lunch. There's the honor guard right now. Looks like he's getting in place.
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Um, I believe they're going to do a press avail either in the Oval Office, or they're going to
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have lunch in the cabinet room, which is right off the, um, right off the Oval Office. Um, he's
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going to have a lunch and maybe he brings the cameras in then at some time, maybe not during our
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show, uh, but hopefully, but maybe not, maybe, uh, later in Charlie's or Jack or not Jack's, maybe in
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Charlie's, there will be a press avail. And obviously this is going to be very important given
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the, um, the issue on the unitary executive, or if you want to call it article two powers,
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particularly about being commander in chief. Uh, the Supreme court has weighed in over the weekend,
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uh, and, uh, you know, want certain people to be returned. President Trump, I think is saying
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right now, I'm not so sure they're complying with that immediately. I think there's up in the air
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and some discussion of that, that'll maybe come up today. Stephen Miller gave a press avail to
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this morning that he went, you know, uh, first order of magnitude off. And look at that beautiful
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shot right there of the, uh, honor guard at the white house from our military services. Um,
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you see, they come down, they're coming down from the gate now actually to the West wing. And of course
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the various, uh, service members peel off with the, uh, with the state flags right there.
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Incredible. Um, very beautiful running about 30 minutes late so far, but it was scheduled for the
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morning, which was in the lunch was scheduled 1130, which is very unusual for president Trump.
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Things don't, it doesn't really not having lunch at 1130 in the morning is not his deal. Um, so I
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think this thing will be bumped up a little bit. Only other activity at the white house today,
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public activity is going to be the Ohio state Buckeyes are going to come. Uh, the team, uh,
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and president Trump is going to, um, uh, spend time with them today. Uh, I want to go to,
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so we got so much, uh, not just breaking news, but important things that happened. Number one,
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obviously not just tariffs and trade, but this is really focused and is much more of a bigger
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involvement in a really engagement with the Chinese communist party. This war they've been
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running for us. We're going to stay split screen on that. Perfect. Great. Thank you, Denver.
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Um, the, as soon as the president's, uh, vehicle comes to the gate, we will mention that. Like I
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said, our reporter, Brian Glenn is not there. He's actually in, he was not supposed to be in the
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press pool today, but he is going to join it and Brian will probably get a question in. So
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all good things happening on the war room and real America's voice this morning on a Monday.
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I really engaged in this war. I'm going to come, I'm going to get into that in a minute. The
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situation with cash and with Pam Bondi, yes, it's a huge concern. We actually have another
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video, uh, that Elizabeth over at, uh, uh, a telegram has, uh, has pulled that, uh, I want
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to put up a Fenton again, talking about the FBI, Tom Fenton's idea of the FBI and mine are exactly
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aligned. Uh, I, I'm not sure you can reform the FBI. I don't know. You should reform the FBI.
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Certainly I would not be putting up stuff on Instagram every couple of days about, Hey,
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we're leading a new FBI and showing guys jumping out of planes and all that. I'm just not buying
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that. It's not a new FBI. You've put some good people in. I mean, hell you got cash and Dan
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Bongino. You couldn't have two better guys than that at the top of it. But I think that they're
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only, maybe the general counsel are the only real outsiders that are over there. I mean, it's still
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the FBI. Maybe you're, maybe you're promoting some better people inside, but it's a systemic
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problem over there. It's not a person, not simply personnel problem. It's what's happened
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to that institution over many decades as much to politicize today. And I have been a believer
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you have to bifurcate the law enforcement side of it from the counterintelligence, intelligence,
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counterterrorism part of it. You have to break that up right away. And, uh, I think the FBI
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ought to be much smaller. In fact, I'm not so sure you couldn't take the, uh, the law enforcement
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part and somehow with the justice department work out something with the U S attorneys that it was
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more tightly worked with the U S attorneys, uh, at that level throughout the country and maybe with
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main justice and then take the counterterrorism piece. What I'm saying is essentially break up and shut
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down the FBI, which I've been a proponent of. I would also take, I would not give the building,
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I would not put it up for sale. I would not give the building, uh, and let it become a museum
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for the deep state. I would take, I think that buildings had an incredibly negative vibe about
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it. Uh, and I'm a huge believer in, you know, the, the, what, what hangs around the buildings
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and things are gone in buildings, stay there. I would actually take the building apart. It's
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first off, it's brutalist architecture. It's one of the ugliest buildings in Washington DC and
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Washington DC has got a couple of three very ugly buildings that were done on purpose. Not,
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not randomly. Uh, I think the FBI's headquarters has got to be taken apart. Uh, and I would salt
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the earth around it. And I would just put a plaque there to say, I would let that real estate. I mean,
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look at 36 train in debt, we want to save every penny, but you know, selling that space or putting
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another federal building up there, we're not going to miss it that badly. And I think it's very
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important symbolically to just put a plaque there and say, you know, at a point in time, a free people
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rose up against this and took this down. It's like Bastille day. That'll be like the Bastille,
00:25:34.100
the prison in, um, in, uh, in, in, in Paris. Very symbolic. And I totally disagree with this
00:25:41.760
thing of the FBI that, Oh, we can have some pictures jumping out of planes. We've got a new
00:25:45.420
FBI. You don't. And I honestly don't think today that the people that supported president Trump and
00:25:50.460
got folks in there, as they told Tom on, on a Saturday when Tom had really dropped the lawsuit,
00:25:56.540
is that, or put the, put the lawsuit in progress against the DOJ. Um, you know, arresting the top
00:26:04.260
10, the 10 most wanted, Hey, that's important. But it's that, that is not fundamental to what we
00:26:09.600
need to do. We got a period of time. We got to get this done. And Congress is going to fight you
00:26:13.940
like all get out. So you have to confront it. And you have to get the congressmen that are on your
00:26:18.320
side to, to be on your side. You're going to have to take this one on. This is not going to be easy.
00:26:21.960
The FBI has the FBI and the CIA. If you talk about deep state, they're everywhere in the system.
00:26:28.540
And the FBI is kind of the reign of terror. They're kind of the secret police. They're kind
00:26:31.800
of Gestapo. We're going to get the FBI on you, you know, and I'm not doing this personally
00:26:36.580
because I don't have anything of vengeance or revenge. Just not, I'm not the way I'm built.
00:26:42.320
However, I know the power of this and it can't cause if we don't take this apart in president Trump's
00:26:47.940
term. If it doesn't get done, we're going to regret, regret that this nation will regret it
00:26:53.240
because you're leaving something in place. That is, uh, that is, uh, not good. It's way off its
00:26:59.760
original mission. And if you want to have some sort of law enforcement part, federal law enforcement,
00:27:04.040
which I think that even has to be thought through. Right. And a lot of these, uh, a lot of
00:27:10.360
these RICO laws, like I said, on Bill Maher the other night about prison, one of the problems of
00:27:14.320
prison, one of the reasons so dangerous is these kind of RICO charges, these conspiracy charges
00:27:18.260
against these young men on drugs. I'm not saying they didn't do anything wrong, but I'm saying the
00:27:22.460
sentences these judges give them of 15, 20, 25 years is one of the reasons the prisons get so,
00:27:28.900
so violent. Uh, and that all part of that all comes from the FBI. So I think it really needs a very
00:27:35.400
deep rethink. Now the justice department, Pam is doing an incredible thing on some things,
00:27:39.460
what they're doing, like on antitrust. Uh, it's extraordinary. Gail Slater and the team over
00:27:44.640
there is, uh, is in her deputy have just done amazing work. What's happened. The FTC is amazing.
00:27:49.760
What's happened. The FCC is amazing. These are true Trump MAGA people that are looking to basically,
00:27:56.200
uh, are worried about the concentration of power. They call, they call this group, uh,
00:28:02.740
brand, Neo Brandeisians or Brandeisians about the concentration of power. Are we, uh,
00:28:07.760
I'm going to have to do my own play by play because the, uh, because Brian Glenn is both inside the,
00:28:12.860
uh, I can do this. Just get it. Okay. There we go. How's that? Beautiful pageantry right there.
00:28:18.300
Isn't it great? President Trump's white house activity. Here we come right now. I think we're
00:28:24.280
about to go. This is going to be very important today. The press meeting with the president of
00:28:28.920
El Salvador, who, who has done heroic work in, uh, in turning that country around. Of course,
00:28:35.180
they call him a dictator. So all the media today is, is all obsessed about the two dictators meeting.
00:28:40.320
That would be president Trump and the president of El Salvador. What is quite interesting is the
00:28:47.180
obsession of the media on this topic that, uh, and there, and, and look, I think it's a 9010,
00:28:53.540
uh, polling project that, that the American people want these criminal gangs out of here. They want
00:28:59.240
these terrorist gangs out of here. They want them out of the country and they want them in prisons out of
00:29:04.080
the country. And yet the Democrats, all they're doing all day long is arguing for the rights of
00:29:09.660
these terrorists, the rights of these criminal groups. And, uh, and they're all over president
00:29:13.000
Trump, but with everything going on in China, with everything going on in, um, in, um, throughout
00:29:19.960
the world on this great war with the Chinese. And you had Ray Dalio say, Hey, he's concerned this is
00:29:25.700
going to upset the, um, the, the very social, the very monetary order that we have. And I think that
00:29:32.740
that's very true that this monetary order that predicated upon the dollar, a dollar-based system.
00:29:39.560
And it's not about trade. It's not about reorganizing the global trading system that has to happen.
00:29:45.660
Why? Because the United States, if you look at everywhere around the world, we have commercial
00:29:49.040
relationships. We had trade deals. We're upside down everywhere. What did Mike Rogers just say?
00:29:53.520
It was very powerful. You look at the map back at the turn of the century in the year 2000,
00:29:58.940
before the full integration, Clinton had gotten China into the world trade organization and had
00:30:04.600
gotten, uh, and had gotten, um, uh, most favored nation, but it's really starting to kick in. So
00:30:10.120
you go back to the year 2000, this is after the Clintons were taking bags of cash from the Chinese
00:30:15.660
generals coming to the West wing. Um, if you, uh, if you look at that, if you looked at the map,
00:30:20.960
we had, sir, you're having surpluses all over the place. And the Chinese, a very small,
00:30:26.380
small deficit. Now you look in the maps totally changed. The Chinese Communist Party are everywhere.
00:30:32.180
One, they've stolen all the intellectual property to currency manipulation, three non-trade barriers
00:30:36.640
for just, they've had the money of wall street and, uh, in the law firms in Silicon Valley, support
00:30:43.620
them, support them. And what they've turned us into is like a, we're like a colony. We send them
00:30:49.240
soybeans and sorghum, right? And pork. They come over and buy the, uh, Smithfield ham. So they got
00:30:55.740
the, the Chinese company owns all the pork. We're like a, we're like a colony. We send them, you
00:31:00.860
know, now timber and, uh, you know, natural gas and coal, right? This is what we send them. We send
00:31:06.560
them natural resources, very, very little Finnish manufactured product. And what we send is very
00:31:13.220
little. So they've got us, you know, they've got us exactly where they want us. And this was
00:31:18.480
president Trump. This is a hard throwdown. And, and what Ray Dalio says is that, Hey, this
00:31:24.460
could upset the entire monetary order. If you continue on at the same time and trying to redo
00:31:30.100
the, the global, there we are right here. Here we come president El Salvador coming, arriving
00:31:37.140
at the West wing. This is the more of the working entrance. This is not a state visit, a formal
00:31:44.540
state visit. This is a, the head of, uh, head of nation, head of state, but not the formal
00:31:49.680
pageantry you have when they come to the main entrance of the white house. Um, there will
00:31:53.960
not be a press conference in the East room today. There we go. There's a, his vehicle
00:31:59.680
coming up. There's the executive office building in the background, the Eisenhower executive office
00:32:05.180
building called the EOB. He's coming up to the portico right there. There is the president
00:32:11.800
United States to meet him. It was become a very familiar president Trump coming to meet
00:32:18.120
his guest. Look at that very, uh, there's a lot of chemistry there. President Trump thinks
00:32:24.960
very highly of the president of El Salvador, a little photo op right there present from now
00:32:38.520
they go to work. So they're going to go, there's a little reception room where they walk in.
00:32:43.180
Then they go right past the Roosevelt room into the oval office from this little reception
00:32:48.180
area. Uh, they will now the, the order of battle here is that, uh, they're supposed to have a bilat
00:32:55.880
bilat is called as a bilateral. It's short for bilateral. That is two heads of state sitting there
00:33:00.880
and talking about confidentially what's going on. Normally the president wants a few minutes alone
00:33:06.800
with the head of state. He'll spend 10 or 15 minutes just one-on-one catching up. Then they'll
00:33:13.940
bring in, there'll be more people coming for a bilat. This is traditional. You'll have, you know,
00:33:17.460
people from the state department and defense department. You'll have some of his staff.
00:33:21.700
Uh, you see some, I think his staff coming up right now, have some of his staff in there,
00:33:25.860
the president of El Salvador, whoever the dignitary is. President Trump has done something quite
00:33:31.360
different than anybody else done. He just hasn't allowed photo ops. What he's opening up to is
00:33:35.340
what's called press avails, press availabilities. He will basically have the pool and the pool we
00:33:41.600
should know now with, you know, the white house press corps a little expanded the pool. They have a
00:33:45.240
selection every day of who's in the pool. The pool's covering, uh, the president and, and the wire
00:33:51.660
services and, and, and different ones like that are doing the, the, the, the play by play. Uh,
00:33:57.400
real America's voice has been quite honored to be in the pool. And that is to be blunt because of the
00:34:02.600
hustle shown by our own Brian Glenn. Brian is on top of this. He researches the topics. He has great
00:34:08.940
questions. Normally when we had these press avails, a lot of the foreign press, in other words,
00:34:13.620
press, uh, from central America, uh, maybe more Spanish language press, given some of the issues
00:34:19.220
that are derived, or if it's, uh, England, more of the, you know, you'll have the daily telegraph
00:34:23.940
in the, in the times of London. So they'll, they'll make it specific. They'll have more of the press
00:34:28.140
representing whether it's France or whatever area of the world, the country comes from, including the
00:34:33.220
country's own press. Uh, and then all the major media outlets, real America's voice punching way
00:34:38.300
above their weight is actually, uh, is actually, uh, is actually now included in the press pool a
00:34:43.960
lot. And that's because our own Brian Glenn has done extraordinary. Now is president Trump and
00:34:49.060
president Trump has been known to call an audible to kind of, Hey, we're, you know, we're going to
00:34:54.880
take this on the fly and here's what I want to do. So we're going to be available at any moment
00:34:59.540
to go right to the oval office in case he opens up to a press avail. Since there's no East room
00:35:06.140
formal press conference, I think there will be a press avail. President Trump may decide to do it
00:35:12.640
in the lunch. The lunch is going to be right next to the oval office in the cabinet room. So the way
00:35:16.420
the white house is laid out, you have on one side across a tiny hallway, the Roosevelt room,
00:35:21.380
which is kind of for less formal activities, more of the times when the president's meeting people
00:35:25.880
on a business side, besides going to oval, they'll meet there. That's where they have the podium
00:35:30.240
set up. Sometimes you see the, the, uh, great painting of Teddy Roosevelt as a rough writer
00:35:35.860
right in back. That's the Roosevelt room. And then right across from that. And next to the oval
00:35:40.380
office connected, uh, to the oval office by the little secretaries or the assistants
00:35:45.080
where they sit is the cabinet room, which is much more formal. They're going to have a lunch in the
00:35:50.700
cabinet room today. There's the, there's the color guard looked like striking colors going to head back.
00:35:57.140
Um, great camera footage today, guys. Fantastic. Um, the cabinet room, I think president may even
00:36:03.920
do a press avail then at the lunch, or at least the beginning of the lunch after he's had a moment
00:36:08.160
to talk. So we're going to play that all by ear today. Uh, president El Salvador is there and we
00:36:12.840
do expect there'll be a press avail and, uh, so many questions for the president today about what
00:36:17.380
happened over the weekend and particularly with issues on technology. I think to summarize it is that
00:36:23.040
they are on this, on the technology and the tariffs there is, you know, pulling them totally.
00:36:28.740
I don't think is correct. I think there's a number of national security, you know, two 32s,
00:36:33.720
et cetera. You have to go through a process of doing some reviews. I think they're trying to
00:36:39.020
catch up on those processes to actually designate it. I would spend a lot of time thinking about the
00:36:44.080
chips. Oh, uh, we're going to get to John. Yeah. John Solomon's got breaking news here. So let's go
00:36:49.600
ahead and go to John Solomon. John, you've got a big breaking story, sir. What do you got for us
00:36:54.660
this morning? Yeah, listen, so new documents that we obtained first through a lawsuit and then
00:37:00.060
through James Comer's subcommittee, because our lawsuit documents were highly redacted. Uh, James
00:37:04.780
Comer was able to get the unredacted version. They show that Joe Biden, while publicly in 2014, uh,
00:37:11.920
vowing to punish Russia for its first invasion of Ukraine, actually secretly worked behind the scenes
00:37:17.880
to open a back door so that Moscow's oil and gas could go into Ukraine after the invasion of
00:37:25.280
Ukraine. Think about that. They're out there in public saying sanction them, punish them. They're
00:37:29.620
terrible guys. But behind the scenes, they actually were arranging for Russian gas to flow back into
00:37:35.740
Ukraine right after the invasion. Now, there's a couple of reasons for it. Perhaps the most significant
00:37:40.580
reason is that the, uh, company Burisma, the one that Hunter Biden worked for, did not have enough gas
00:37:46.860
supply to heat the country in the upcoming winter of 2014, 2015. So Joe Biden goes to bat and it
00:37:53.900
actually is very beneficial to his son in Burisma. These documents were all conducted, all these
00:37:59.540
negotiations, these secret negotiations on Joe Biden's private pseudonym email account. Think about
00:38:05.220
that. He's negotiating with Russia. He's talking to Germany and the documents are kept off the official
00:38:12.120
books. They're on his private email, probably because they were beneficial to Hunter Biden's company.
00:38:16.540
But those documents just broke. The story's up at Just the News. And it's another example of
00:38:21.560
Democrats being against Russia until, well, they're for it. We saw it with Bill Clinton in the $500,000
00:38:26.400
speech. We saw it with Skokovo. And now we see it again in a decade too late, perhaps. We're now
00:38:32.580
seeing once again, Democrats on both sides of the Russia equation.
00:38:36.380
Hang on a second. I want to make sure I understand this. Where have you, where were these documents and
00:38:43.540
how did you guys get to scoop to release them? Where were these stored? How come we haven't seen
00:38:47.860
these before? How, how, how, why were they suppressed?
00:38:50.480
Yeah, because Joe Biden has 89,000 emails at the National Archives under his pseudonym email
00:38:58.300
accounts, the fake name email accounts. We sued to get these. We're getting them at about 500 a month.
00:39:04.840
It'll take us 30 years to get them at the way the National Archives is doing it. We got in the latest
00:39:10.060
batch, these emails, but they were very redacted. It turns out that the House Oversight Committee was
00:39:15.740
able to go get us less redacted version, in fact, fully unredacted versions of the emails.
00:39:21.020
And that's how we did it. We did it as a two-step. First, we sue, we get them under FOIA. We realize
00:39:25.740
there's something important here that's redacted. We work through sources to get it. And thankfully,
00:39:30.560
James Comer and the House Oversight Committee was able to get us an unredacted version of this email.
00:39:34.800
But 10 years, the American people have been kept from this secret.
00:39:40.620
Unbelievable. What, what do you, what, what kind of activity is going to come off this? Another
00:39:44.520
congressional hearing. Is there criminal? I mean, where do you see this going? Because this is a big
00:39:48.300
one. Listen, I think the most important thing that Donald Trump could do right now is to declassify
00:39:54.120
the information of the role that Joe Biden and John Brennan and others in the State Department
00:40:00.200
played in potentially ousting the Ukrainian president, Yanukovych, in late 13 and early 14.
00:40:07.340
There is a growing body of evidence, including in Bob Woodward's book, including in documents that
00:40:12.120
we've gotten, including the sources we've talked to, that maybe the U.S. government throughout the
00:40:16.700
Ukrainian president, which created this 10-year crisis in Russia, where you've got two invasions
00:40:22.800
and you got the on and off Burisma scandal. I think when you look at this window, it makes no sense
00:40:28.480
that the United States would get into a sanctions battle with Russia and then capitulate and let the
00:40:36.140
gas go in. Unless, of course, there's a Hunter Biden, Joe Biden connection to it. But this whole
00:40:41.140
period, this entire 10-year history, the two invasions, the loss of life on the battlefield,
00:40:45.740
I think it may all stem from the way the Biden-Obama administration dealt with Ukraine and Yanukovych
00:40:52.160
in late 2013 and 2014. I think the classifying what documents are there could be one of the
00:40:57.580
greatest benefits the American people have to understand this decade of extraordinary insanity
00:41:07.640
John, one other question, and I realize you're very close to Cash, you're very close to Pam.
00:41:12.500
You know, people all worked up. Fenton sued the Justice Department and Pam, I think, on Friday.
00:41:18.420
You know, one of the questions I keep getting all the time is, why does Solomon and Fenton have to
00:41:23.500
break stories and find scoops when we're supposed to be, oh, we're going to go to the Oval Office,
00:41:28.540
right now. Let's go to the Oval Office right now, the President of the United States. Let's go ahead and take it.
00:41:32.300
The President is a very young man now. He's just a young man.
00:41:35.340
And he's done a fantastic job. Mr. President, it's an honor to have you.
00:41:39.500
You're doing incredibly for your country. And we appreciate working with you because you want to stop crime,
00:41:47.480
and so do we. And it's very, very effective. And I want to just say hello to the people of El Salvador
00:41:54.600
and say, they have one hell of a president. Okay? And I mean that. And I know him well.
00:41:59.880
I know him as a very young man, Marco, even younger than you. You know, he started pretty young.
00:42:09.860
Young at heart. But I want to thank you for the great job you're doing. I appreciate it.
00:42:16.120
Well, it's an honor to be here in the Oval Office with the President and Leader of the Free World.
00:42:24.280
We're very happy. And we're very eager to help. We know that you have a crime problem, a terrorism problem
00:42:34.360
that you need help with. And we're a small country, but if we can help, we will do it.
00:42:38.980
And we actually turned the murder capital of the world, that was the journalist called it,
00:42:45.100
murder capital of the world, into the safest country in the Western Hemisphere.
00:42:48.920
And, you know, sometimes they say that we imprisoned thousands. I like to say that we actually liberated millions.
00:43:02.220
Who gave him that line? Do you think I can use that?
00:43:04.560
And in fact, Mr. President, you have 350 million people to liberate.
00:43:12.380
But to liberate 350 million people, you have to imprison some.
00:43:17.660
You cannot just, you know, free the criminals and think crime is going to go down magically.
00:43:21.880
You have to imprison them so you can liberate 350 million Americans that are asking for the end of crime
00:43:28.380
and the end of terrorism. And it can be done. I mean, you're doing it already.
00:43:32.220
And I'm sure that people have seen the change in the streets.
00:43:36.660
A long way to go because you're just initiating your second term.
00:43:41.200
But it's clear that, you know, with the numbers at the border, you know, even in Democrats' run series,
00:43:52.500
So I'm really happy to be here, honored, and eager to help.
00:44:00.100
We had an administration that allowed people to come in freely into our country
00:44:07.020
from not only South America, but from all over the world, many from the Congo and Africa,
00:44:13.060
Asia, all over the world, Europe, rough parts of Europe.
00:44:16.580
And they came from prisons and they came from mental institutions and they came from gangs
00:44:27.020
And hundreds of thousands and even millions of them came.
00:44:31.480
21 million people altogether, but many of the people that came,
00:44:35.060
just a tremendous percentage of them were criminals, in some cases violent criminals.
00:44:40.080
We had 11,088 known murderers, half of them murdered more than one person.
00:44:48.220
This was allowed by a man who, what he did to our country is just unbelievable.
00:44:54.180
So we're straightening it out, we're getting them out.
00:44:56.720
But what they did and what that party did to our country, open borders, anybody could come in.
00:45:01.100
As soon as I heard that, I said, every prison's going to be emptied out into our country.
00:45:07.980
And we just had numbers, we had the highest recruiting numbers in the history of our country
00:45:21.600
And the military now, Marines, the Army, Air Force, Coast Guard, every slot is,
00:45:28.560
I mean, we have the best numbers we've ever had.
00:45:37.280
We had records on every single, at every single level.
00:45:44.260
The policemen are joining forces now that we really, we're having a hard time with policemen
00:45:56.560
But we have the highest numbers that we've ever had.
00:46:02.980
And on trade and other things, we're doing great.
00:46:05.780
We're taking in billions and billions of dollars.
00:46:07.820
We made, two weeks ago, I gave them a little bit of a pause because, you know, you have to show a little flexibility.
00:46:18.180
The markets have been very strong once they got used to it.
00:46:34.520
We're a great country, but we had stupid people running this country.
00:46:38.160
And I can say what they've done to us at the border should never and can never be forgotten.
00:46:54.020
Actually, what you're doing with the border is remarkable.
00:47:09.060
Well, they get out with the fake news, you know, like CNN.
00:47:12.340
CNN over here doesn't want to put them out because they don't like putting out good numbers.
00:47:17.200
They only like putting out because I think they hate our country, actually.
00:47:31.280
Christy, could you maybe say a couple of words about the border, how we're doing?
00:47:34.800
You know, it's just been absolutely phenomenal what a great leader can do.
00:47:41.440
We should only have people in our country that love us.
00:47:43.880
And the Border Patrol and our ICE officers and law enforcement officers have done fantastic work.
00:47:50.460
Now we just need to get the criminals and murderers and rapists and dangerous gang members and terrorist organizations out of our country.
00:47:58.060
So, Mr. President Bukele, we thank you very much for your partnership.
00:48:02.660
It has been wonderful for us to be able to have somewhere to send the worst of the worst and someone to partner with.
00:48:09.120
And we'd like to continue that partnership because it's been a powerful message of consequences.
00:48:14.480
Mr. President, you wanted people to know that there was consequences if you break our laws and harm our people and endanger families.
00:48:21.540
And this is a clear consequence for the worst of the worst that we have somewhere to put them.
00:48:28.920
Yeah, we even had this gang member from Venezuela, one of the ones you sent.
00:48:34.200
And we interviewed him just, you know, to get some information, et cetera, from them.
00:48:38.620
And he said, oh, well, you know, I got arrested six times, but they released me that six times, so they should be released again.
00:48:45.820
And then we said, well, what's the last thing you do?
00:48:48.240
And he said, well, I shot a cop in the leg, but I didn't kill him.
00:48:53.600
And we're like, this guy was arrested six times here in the United States, six times.
00:49:00.920
And in the last, no, he was released five times.
00:49:02.860
And the last time he was sent to El Salvador, right?
00:49:04.900
So he's not getting a release, but the last thing he shot a cop, actually, and he shot him in the leg.
00:49:11.040
So this are, you know, like you said, yeah, but it's, I mean, yeah, there's something broken.
00:49:17.660
The liberal establishment, but they're not running things anymore in this country.
00:49:22.840
And we're run by, and I don't say conservative, I don't say anything.
00:49:30.740
It's not liberal conservative, it's common sense.
00:49:33.020
And, like, do you allow men to play in women's sports?
00:49:43.620
That's, that's, that's, that's, uh, abuse of a woman.
00:49:48.160
But we have people that fight to the death because they think men should be able to play in women's sports.
00:49:53.020
And some of those sports, it wouldn't matter much, but it still matters.
00:50:00.120
Some years ago, some, like we said, a decade ago or so, women's rights movements were pressuring so that we enact a specific laws to avoid men abusing women.
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And I think those laws were great because there were a lot of men abusing women.
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But now some of the same people are trying to backtrack and actually trying to make new laws allowing men to abuse women in a sport.
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You know, they have weightlifting records, right?
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You know, they put on an ounce and an ounce, quarter an ounce, eighth of an ounce for 18 years.
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And I don't like talking about it because I want to save it for just before the next election.
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I said my people don't even talk about it because they'll change.
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There was a congressman fighting to the death for men to play against women in sports.
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And as you can see, most of my cabinet are women.
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We've had women, but we've never had three of them right here.
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And the most powerful woman they've seen in the world.
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They say, oh, she's got the most powerful woman in the world, according to magazines.
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And you know, Stephen, who's done such a great job.
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Go ahead, let's not start with CNN, because they're so, they're just so wrong.
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You repeatedly mentioned last night that Russia's attack on Ukraine was a mistake.
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And have you given Putin a deadline to actually move toward a ceasefire?
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If Biden were competent, and if Zelensky were competent, and I don't know that he is, we had
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That war should have never been allowed to happen.
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That war, I went four years, and Putin wouldn't even bring it up.
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And as soon as the election was rigged, and I wasn't here, that war started.
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There was no way that war should have been allowed to happen.
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And Biden should have stopped it, and you take a look at Putin, I'm not saying anybody's
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But I will tell you, I went four years, and it wasn't even a question.
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He would never — and I told him, don't do it.
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And it was the apple of his eye, but there was no way that he would have done it.
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If you lowered oil prices, Biden kept the prices so high because he made it impossible
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If you lowered oil prices, you would have never had the war.
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You get a country where 25 percent of its land is gone and the best locations, where millions
00:54:06.620
You know, you haven't reported accurately the debt.
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And this was Biden's war, and I'm trying to stop it.
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They lose 2,500 young people a week, think — on average.
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Of course, our time can be pretty violent, as we know.
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But that's a war that should have never been allowed to start.
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Have you spoken to President Zelensky, sir, about his offer to purchase more Patriot missile
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He's always looking to purchase missiles, you know.
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He's against — listen, when you start a war, you've got to know that you can win the
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You don't start a war against somebody that's 20 times your size and then hope that people
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If we didn't give them what we gave — remember, I gave them javelins.
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That's how they won their first big battle, with the tanks that got stuck in the mud and
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They have an expression that — Obama at the time — Obama gave them sheets and Trump
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But there's something that should have never happened.
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Towns and cities are, you know, largely destroyed.
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They have the spires, you know, the beautiful spires that go up.
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They say they were the most beautiful in the world — in Ukraine, for whatever reason.
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They're mostly laying on their side, shattered and broken.
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And most importantly, you have millions of people dead.
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Millions of people dead because of three people.
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Let's say Putin, number one, but let's say Biden, who had no idea what the hell he was
00:56:31.680
It should — I think you'll have some very good proposals very soon.
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Have you attributed a motive through the FBI investigation behind the attack on Governor
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But the attacker was not a fan of Trump, I understand.
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Just from what I read and from what I've been told, the attacker basically wasn't a fan
00:56:58.880
And certainly a thing like that cannot be allowed to happen.
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Is your good relation with President Bukele the best guarantee that this time you won't
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I've known him since he was a very young man, as I said.
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This guy is — in fact, you sort of look like a teenager.
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He grew up — he grew up well in the last five years.
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Do you support extension for Nationals of El Salvador under temporary protective status?
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Let's hear the question from this very low-rated anchor at CB.
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Do you plan to ask President Bukele to help return the man who your administration says
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First and foremost, he was illegally in our country.
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And in 2019, two courts — an immigration court and an appellate immigration court — ruled
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that he was a member of MS-13, and he was illegally in our country.
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Right now, it was a paperwork — it was additional paperwork that needed to be done.
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That's up to El Salvador if they want to return him.
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The Supreme Court ruled, President, that if, as El Salvador wants to return him — this
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is international matters, foreign affairs — if they wanted to return him, we would facilitate
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Because, you know, it's asked by CNN, and they always ask it with a slant, because they're
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totally slanted, because they don't know what's happening.
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But would you answer that question also, please?
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So as Pam mentioned, there's an illegal alien from El Salvador.
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So with respect to you, he's a citizen of El Salvador.
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So it's very arrogant, even, for American media to suggest that we would even tell El
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Salvador how to handle their own citizens as a starting point.
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As two immigration courts found that he was a member of MS-13.
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When President Trump declared MS-13 to be a foreign terrorist organization, that meant
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that he was no longer eligible under federal law, which I'm sure you know, you're very
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familiar with the INA, that he was no longer eligible for any form of immigration relief
00:59:39.900
So he had a deportation order that was valid, which meant that under our law, he's not even
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allowed to be present in the United States, and had to be returned because of the foreign
00:59:52.900
This issue was then, by a district court judge, completely inverted, and a district court
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judge tried to tell the administration that they had to kidnap a citizen of El Salvador
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And the Supreme Court said the district court order was unlawful, and its main components
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were reversed 9-0 unanimously, stating clearly that neither Secretary of State nor the President
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could be compelled by anybody to forcibly retrieve a citizen of El Salvador from El Salvador, who,
01:00:24.900
again, is a member of MS-13, which, as I'm sure you understand, rapes little girls, murders
01:00:30.900
women, murders children, is engaged in the most barbaric activities in the world, and I can
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promise you, if he was your neighbor, you would move right away.
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So you don't plan to ask for any help to get him back?
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And what's the ruling in the Supreme Court, Steve?
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In our favor, against the district court ruling, saying that no district court has the power
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to compel the foreign policy function of the United States. As Pam said, the ruling solely
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that we could deport him a second time. No version of this legally ends up with him ever
01:01:06.900
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Your questions about it, per the court, can only be directed to him.
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