Episode 4438： Jihad Takes Over Texas
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Trump is in Kansas City, Kansas at the Hillsdale college conference, Eric Bolling is in the war room, Jeff Perla is on the phone with Jeff, and there's a lot going on in the world right now.
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No, no, no, you gotta, hold it, one day we're going to take the training wheels off while
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you're in the rumble chat after you've, after you've, uh, you've gone, you've gone full
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Have a good show and have some Kansas City barbecue.
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See, I'm here for an hour and Eric Bolling wants to get me run out of town here in Kansas
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City, Missouri and Kansas City, Kansas are really honored to do the Hillsdale College
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conference, uh, tonight and, uh, be the keynote speaker.
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So we'll get folks fired up as we do here in the war room.
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Uh, and Eric just said President Trump did put up, don't, don't put it up yet.
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We've got an incredible cold open, an incredible show, including some live guests here.
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Take a look at the cover of the economist quote only 1361 days to go showing America's
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The bald eagle battered and injured and bandaged a top Trump MAGA donor puts it this way.
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Take a listen to that rose beyond just being a country was it was like an aspiration for
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most of the world and we're eroding that brand right now.
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And if you think of your behavior as a consumer, how many times do you buy a product with a
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brand on because you trust that brand in the financial markets?
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No brand compared to the brand of the U.S. Treasuries, U.S. Treasury market, the strength
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of the U.S. dollar and the strength, the credit worth is of U.S. Treasuries.
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And as you and I both know, it can take a very long time, very long time to remove the
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So the president and the secretary of treasury and the secretary of commerce need to be very
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thoughtful that when you have a brand, you need to behave in a way that respects that
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Because when you tarnish that brand, it can be a lifetime to repair the damage that has
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To clarify with whom the U.S. is speaking with China, they're saying it's fake news that trade
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Well, they had a meeting this morning, so I can tell you it doesn't matter who they is.
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We may reveal it later, but they had meetings this morning and we've been meeting with China.
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And so I think you have, Jeff, as usual, I think you have your reporting wrong.
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We had a very successful bilateral meeting with the Republic of South Korea today.
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We may be moving faster than I thought, and we will be talking technical terms as early
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as next week, as we reach an agreement on understanding as soon as next week.
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So South Koreans came early, they came with their A-game, and we will see if they follow
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Mr. President, this morning in a service of the Post, he used the words, Vladimir, to
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That seemed like a slightly different message or a personal message.
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What is your level of frustration with President Putin?
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And we're in the midst of talking peace and missiles were fired.
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Do you still agree that Ukraine had to give some territory away to win peace?
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Working with Ukraine, we'll do the best we can.
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When you say Crimea, that was handed over during a president named Barack Hussein Obama.
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I think that's going to be a very difficult thing to do.
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That was given by Barack Obama when he was president, not by Donald Trump.
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A federal judge in Washington, D.C. has blocked Donald Trump's executive order trying to take
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over federal elections and impose an illegal and unconstitutional proof of citizenship requirement.
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You know, there are a lot of lawsuits flying around these days against Donald Trump's various
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But there is one really big one for people who care about free and fair elections.
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And that is a case brought by the Democratic Party, which, in full disclosure, my firm and
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I represented in this case, as well as a parallel case brought by a group of nonpartisan
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plaintiffs, challenging an executive order that Donald Trump issued to try to take over
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key aspects of federal election administration.
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At the heart of that was a effort on his part to impose or force the Election Assistance Commission
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to impose a proof of citizenship requirement to register to vote.
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This is a hotly contested issue that Donald Trump has been beating the drum on in a way
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This you and I have done videos about this in a number of different contexts.
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Because this is also in the voters' suppression bill, the SAVE Act that Republicans are trying
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So this is a big decision, a big victory for voters.
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And, Paige, I mean, will they ever stop trying to undermine free and fair elections?
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Now, what the judge explicitly ruled today was that Trump's executive order requiring
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this proof of citizenship requirement on federal voter registration forms was unconstitutionally
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trying to get around Congress's power to regulate elections.
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The judge reiterated throughout her opinion that our Constitution entrusts Congress and the
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states, not the president, with the authority to regulate federal elections.
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No statutory delegation of authority to the executive branch permits the president to short
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circuit Congress's deliberative process by executive order.
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Yeah, I mean, look, I think the judge got it exactly right on this.
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And, you know, you know, I thought the place where she said it most plainly was when she said,
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quote, the president has no constitutional duty to prescribe the content of election regulations.
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I mean, like, that's pretty much it in a nutshell.
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Well, the U.S. Constitution explicitly gives states the right to set the time, place, manner
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It then gives Congress the ability to override those decisions by the states through legislation.
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Donald Trump is neither a state nor is he Congress.
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He may think he is more powerful than them, but he's not.
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He overstepped in a power grab because he wants to undermine free and fair elections.
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Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people.
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I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that, but you're not going to stop it.
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And where do people like that go to share the big line?
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I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.
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Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?
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If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.
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Some of the folks trying to get Sean Davis and Chris Caldwell and others into the studio.
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I want to thank Real America's Voice for doing this on the road.
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Stephen Miller, head of policy for the president, really the president's right-hand man on all
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policy for the last seven or eight years, put up, tweeted up immediately when the ruling
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And I put up, I took that and re-put it up on Getter saying, yes, it's a coup d'etat,
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federal bench coup d'etat against the president of the United States.
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We talked about this this morning with Mike Davis, heading towards a constitutional crisis.
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They're driving, the left's driving, because the only thing they can do right now is in
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This is where they're, and they're getting more aggressive as they see the Supreme Court
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And going against the deep state and what President Trump's got to do, you think it's the scale
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And look, the Doge guys have been great in being a blunt force instrument.
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What I'm trying to do is make sure that, Elon, we can actually get an accounting of all this.
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But the deep state, the administrative state, the scale of it is absolutely massive.
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Tyler O'Neill from Daily Signal, Rob Bluey's great news site, is going to join us.
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Tyler, tell us about people that are just adamant about they're not going to implement
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You've got some numbers, some polling of people who used to be called bureaucrats.
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How big a fight does President Trump have in just getting his executive orders and presidential
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And I mean, as you've noted, you know, this is a judicial coup that they're facing right
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But in the actual bureaucracy, in the executive branch, people who are supposed to report to
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the president of the United States, these people are planning to oppose the president
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And there's this shocking new poll that found, and these numbers are almost unbelievable.
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That's three quarters of all the Washington, D.C.-based federal employees who make over $75,000
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They said if Trump issued a lawful order that they disagreed with, that they thought was bad
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That's 75% of the bureaucrats who voted for Kamala Harris in the last election.
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By the way, it's not 75% of all bureaucrats in D.C.
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It's 75% of those who voted for Harris in the last election.
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Only 16% of the bureaucrats who voted for Harris in the last election said they would follow
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a lawful Trump order if they thought it was bad policy.
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This is, you know, this isn't like saying they're violating the law.
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I want to go back to this because this is what Elon – and I don't think we've gotten
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the full report, although I hear it's a couple – it may be up to $100,000.
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They may – or maybe even more, maybe $200,000.
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And maybe they're freezing money for these people to get paid.
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I'm sure the judges are going to get involved in this.
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This is what Doge did most powerfully as a blunt force instrument went into some of these
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That's more programmatic, but we'll take what we can get.
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I just want to make sure people understand what this poll says.
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75% of the administrative state people making over $75,000, so they are more senior – these
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are actually people that are at the mid-level managerial level and above, but these are the
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people that you need in the bureaucracy to actually make things.
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And President Trump's – I tell folks, when he signs the executive order, it goes out to
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the cabinet head or to the alphabet agency head, but then it's got to go back down through
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What you're saying is that of the overwhelming majority of these people voted for Harris,
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of those, 75% making more than $75,000, which is the key people that need to make stuff happen,
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said if it was a lawful executive order or presidential direction for action, lawful, and they knew
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it was lawful, they still would not execute it, correct?
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Yeah, well, and the interesting thing here, only about 47% of these bureaucrats voted for
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So we're already seeing – I mean, this poll was taken in March.
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We're already seeing some change in the new administration where there are a few more
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Republicans or people who voted for Trump in the administrative state than there were
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before the last poll was taken in December. But even so, this is 75% of that roughly half
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of the bureaucrats who say they voted for Harris say they're going to oppose.
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They're saying – hey, hey. They're saying they voted for Trump. I ain't buying that. Hang
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over a second. Tyler, just hang over. Take a commercial break. I had kind of a long cold
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open, and I had a big handoff from Eric Bolling today. Laura Loomer's going to join us. I think
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hopefully we'll get Sean Davis. David Malpass, she's the head of the World Bank under President
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Trump, is going to be here. Chris Caldwell, I think we've got an all-star cast. We've got Tyler
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O'Neill from the Great Daily Signal. We're going to get back to him with him, and Laura
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Loomer's going to be here. Quite disturbing news out of Texas about Sharia law and what
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certain folks down there are calling Islamophobia about Sharia law. Anyway, short commercial
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interesting observations about the people in these NGOs suing President Trump. Because remember,
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to delay is to deny. They've got to get groups to go in and sue, and these federal judges sit there
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with the judicial insurrection and shut down President Trump's movement.
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Yeah, most of these organizations are the same ones I name in my book, The Woktopus,
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The Dark Money Cabal Manipulating the Federal Government. And this book is explaining all of
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the infrastructure of the left, the woke NGOs that staffed and advised the Biden administration
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using the federal bureaucracy to force their ideology on the American people. Some of these groups
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include, naturally, the Southern Poverty Law Center, the American Civil Liberties Union,
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the Center for American Progress, the Human Rights Campaign. Some of these same groups are now
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suing the Biden administration, or suing the Trump administration. Excuse me. They love the Biden
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administration. They'd never sue them. But they sue to block everything in the Trump administration.
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And as you well know, you know, choosing these judges, selecting them so that they can get these
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injunctions to block Trump's orders, and essentially have these judges make themselves the power in the
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executive branch. And so this is a vast network of organizations that staffed and advised the Biden
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administration, a dark money network funding them. Many of the groups that funded them, by the way,
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the AFL-CIO, America's largest union, part of them is the AFGE, the American Federation of Government
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Employees. And this union has filed dozens of lawsuits against the Trump administration.
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They take the really shocking thing about this. Federal bureaucrats who are members of this union
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can do work for this union and get paid by the taxpayer for the work they do for the union,
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as opposed to the work they're hired by the American people to do. And it is quite likely
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that some of this taxpayer funding is actually going toward the very lawsuits against the Trump
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administration that are blocking the president from fulfilling his promises to the American people.
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Tyler, you're on top of this. You guys are a daily signal. You've got the great Rob Bluey. Where do
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people go to go to the news site? What's your social media? Thank you. Yeah, you go to dailysignal.com.
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You can find us on all platforms, Truth Social, X, Facebook, Instagram. We take no truck with the
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Chinese Communist Party, though, so you won't find us on TikTok. But we are everywhere. We're constantly
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covering the news. And of course, my colleague, Elizabeth Mitchell, who is also a Hillsdale grad.
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I graduated from Hillsdale. Love to hear that you're speaking at a Hillsdale event. But she is
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our woman in the White House. She's our White House correspondent. She's doing excellent work.
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You can follow me on X at Tyler2TheNumber2O'Neal. And you can find The Woketopus in my first book,
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Making Hate Pay, The Corruption of the Southern Poverty Law Center, on Amazon today. The Woketopus
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has an audio version that is also available on Audible.
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That's why we wanted to have you on here today to kick the show off, Tyler, as we're out here
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with the good folks at Hillsdale, because it is the conservative Harvard. Thank you so much,
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sir. You're another rising star of the Hillsdale alumni. Thank you.
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You guys are killers. I love them. Love Daily Signal. I want to bring in Laura Loomer,
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assassin extraordinaire. Laura, correct me if I'm wrong. Help me out here. And we've got a two-hour
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something that the Committee on the Present Dangerous or Frank Gaffney's group did.
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We do about the persecuted Christians on the Muslim Brotherhood. I just want to- I'm gonna link
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to that in a second. Laura Loomer, help me out here. Did the King of Jordan in Jordan today or
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yesterday announce that CARE or the Muslim Brotherhood was designated as a terrorist organization, ma'am?
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I didn't catch that, Steve. But what I do know is that efforts in the Trump administration to
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designate the Muslim Brotherhood continue to go ignored. It's such a fast-paced news cycle. So
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if that did happen, I wouldn't be surprised because the Muslim Brotherhood has been designated as a
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terrorist organization in the UAE. And Saudi Arabia also recognizes the Muslim Brotherhood as a
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designated Islamic terrorist organization. And the Muslim Brotherhood, it's important for people to
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understand is what is funding the Palestinian resistance movement here in the United States
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of America and abroad. And so when people wanna know, why do these groups have so much funding?
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It seems like they have countless amounts of resources for organized bus rallies and signs
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and placards and even television commercials in some states we're now seeing. And these very robust
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efforts in state legislatures, which I'm about to get into, it's because they are being funded by
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the Muslim Brotherhood. And this is something that the Trump administration had promised the American
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people that they were going to do, Steve, during the first Trump term. And a lot of people are just
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sitting there scratching their heads, wondering why this didn't happen.
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I was in charge the first time I was there. And I tell you, of everything we got accomplished,
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the one thing I got no traction on, zero. And this includes moving the embassy, getting out of TPP,
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the climate accords. I got zero traction on the Muslim Brotherhood. The State Department,
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the Defense Department will shut down. So it's amazing Jordan actually designated. Is CARE,
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by the way, we talk about UAE and these other Gulf Emirates. The UAE, is it, UAE has designated CARE
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as a terrorist organization, have they not, ma'am?
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Yes. And I will say, again, I am not allowed to speak about CARE because I have had a gag order
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issued against me by Judge Bruce Reinhardt, who is the same judge who ordered the raid on Mar-a-Lago.
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And I will actually be held in contempt of court if I speak about CARE because I sued CARE several years
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ago. People can go and look up the case themselves and read all about it. And I was actually ordered
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to pay them their attorney's fees. And so you'll have to be the one to inform your audience about
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CARE. And of course, there's a lot of documentation online, as well as in the filings from the Holy
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Land Foundation terrorism trial. But it is correct that certain Muslim civil rights organizations
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in our country have been designated abroad and escaped accountability under the Obama administration.
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Let's play, I think we have a clip. Let's go ahead and play the clip that's going to tee up
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Laura Loomer about the great state of Texas. Let's go ahead and play it.
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Recreation and tourism. HCR 85 by Bojani, designating March 15th as the day to combat Islamophobia for a
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10-year period ending in 2035. Refer to the Committee on Culture, Recreation and Tourism. HCR 86 by Hayes.
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Laura Loomer, did I hear that correctly? In the Texas legislature, they're going to designate a day
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for anti-Islamophobia, ma'am? That is correct, which is quite shocking given the fact that Texas
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has a so-called Republican state legislature, Speaker of the House Dustin Burroughs. But I'm
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told by patriots in Texas that they're not too fond of him. They describe him as a go-along-to-get-along
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rhino who does the bidding of the Democrats. And so this resolution is called Texas House
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Resolution 85. It's called the Day to Combat Islamophobia. And it's not the only Islamophobia
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and Islamic-related resolution that is currently up for a committee vote in the Texas legislature.
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Steve, there's actually four different Islamic resolutions. And mind you, all of this
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Islamification of the state of Texas is happening while there is discussions about the national
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security threats posed by these Islamic compounds that are being funded. I mean, just massive amounts
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of funding. I'm, of course, referring to the EPIC compound, which has now sparked national outcry.
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I saw that Senator John Cornyn actually referred them for a DOJ investigation.
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Ken Paxton, who's jumped in this race, the Attorney General of Texas, has also called for investigations
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into EPIC, this Islamic compound, which many people are arguing is an effort to impose Sharia law and to
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have a Sharia-compliance community in the state of Texas. I just want to read to you some of these
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resolutions so that you can see for yourself, you know, how far gone a lot of these rhino Republicans
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are in the state of Texas. You have House resolution recognizing March 15th as the day to combat
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Islamophobia for a 10-year period, ending in 2035. March 15th, of course, is the anniversary of the
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2019 Christchurch mosque shooting in New Zealand. So I don't know why we have to have a day of
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remembrance for something that took place in New Zealand. I don't know. There's also House Resolution
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34 recognizing the holy month of Ramadan. So these are real resolutions, you guys. House Resolution 36
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recognizing Eid al-Aftar. This actually passed in the House, okay? And then shockingly, they want to
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have House Resolution 32 to recognize Pakistan Day. So I don't know why we have to have the House
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Resolution, Steve, to recognize Pakistan Day, where they openly practice Sharia law. And then, of course,
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like I said before, House Resolution 85. But I'm also told that they want to have another House
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resolution for Bangladesh Day. So it's not enough to just have Pakistan Day. They have to have
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Bangladesh Day. Maybe we'll have Gaza Day. And maybe we'll have days for all of the other Islamic
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nations in the Texas state legislature. So very concerning stuff happening. And you have to ask
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yourself, why is this happening under the Trump administration? It's not President Trump's fault.
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But, you know, perhaps President Trump should intervene here and light a fire under the ass
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of this rhino, Speaker of the House in Texas, this Dustin Burroughs individual, because if we allow
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for Texas to be Islamified and conquered under the Islamic crescent, Steve, then we have truly failed
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as a nation. Yeah. Laura, hang on for one second. I know you got to bounce, but I'm just going to hold
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you a couple minutes on the side because I want to talk to you. George Soros targeted Texas.
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The great Glenn story and people in Tarrant County all over Texas. MAGA fought back. President Trump,
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after spending $350 million, President Trump won by 14 points. He got Ted Cruz to win by nine points.
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President Trump, Texas is MAGA country. Arizona. There is definitely something going on in Texas.
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And President Trump and obviously the guys at the National Security Council and others ought to be
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focused on this Muslim Brotherhood. However, Governor Abbott and the folks in Texas,
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what in the hell is going on down there? Short commercial break. Laura Loomer on the other side.
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Welcome back. Laura, what is going on? What's the situation in Texas and why isn't Abbott
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that engaged in this situation with these massive developments down there? Ma'am.
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Talk in Texas right now that a lot of these Republican lawmakers are actually on the take
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from some of these developers and organizations that are involved in building these massive
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Islamic compounds. The same thing with Colony Ridge. We saw the same type of controversy take
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place as it relates to all of these illegal alien encampments. But this is very concerning because
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this is a massive compound. We're talking about 400 acres, which is what this epic compound is going
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to be built upon. As I said before, Senator John Cornyn has already referred epic for a DOJ investigation.
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Ken Paxton is involved. We really haven't seen Governor Abbott speak out about this much. But I hope
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that this can become an issue of focus in the time remaining in the Texas legislature, Steve.
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Because it's very concerning that instead of addressing these concerns, we're talking about
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the Islamification of the state of Texas. They went from come and take it to please don't
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eat bacon and please don't say anything that offends Muslims. I mean, we're talking about an extreme
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culture shift in a state that is representative of what it means to be free here in America.
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And so there's a lot of symbolism too at the bottom of, or really at the core, Steve, of what
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these Islamic compounds are trying to accomplish when they resurrect in places like Texas. Okay,
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we're talking about states that have been historically red and progressively over time, they've seen a shift
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to becoming more purple as a result of illegal immigration and these massive Democrat influence
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operations funded by people like George Soros. I want to hit on something though before we go.
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You know, it's really important that when President Trump goes on his tour of Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Qatar,
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which is upcoming in May, that he bring this issue up. It's kind of ironic, isn't it, that Qatar
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is funding the Muslim Brotherhood. Qatar is funding all of these lawmakers on both sides of the aisle
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in Washington, DC. They're funding all of these institutions and galas and events and all types
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of different groups in Washington, DC, our nation's capital, Steve. President Trump needs to be clear
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that there's going to be a zero tolerance for Qatar funding the Muslim Brotherhood. And I think that he
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should make it clear that it's going to be the policy of the United States that we're gonna designate
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the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization. Think about this. President Trump is going to be
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visiting UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar. Saudi Arabia and UAE have already designated the Muslim
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Brotherhood as a terrorist organization and have both been very critical of Qatar's continued funding
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of the Muslim Brotherhood. So why are we still entertaining the funding of the Muslim Brotherhood
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here on US soil? As I said before, the Holy Land Foundation terrorism trial was supposed to result
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in groups like the Muslim Brotherhood being designated, which would have then resulted in all of these 501c3s,
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these Islamic charities that are really just slush funds. The Holy Land Foundation terrorism trial
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already proved that they were being funded by Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood. That's a way to shut down
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all of these Palestinian organizations on college campuses. You don't need to get in these contentious
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arguments with federal judges who want to engage in a judicial coup. The quickest way to bypass all of
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them so that you can deport Mahmoud Khalil and other students, so that you can revoke their visas,
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so that you can shut down SJP and shut down other Islamic organizations that are literally designated
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as a C3 tax deductible charitable status, Steve, is by designating the Muslim Brotherhood.
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I don't really understand why this hasn't been done. It seems like a really big waste of President
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Trump's time for his administration to be getting in these judicial tit-for-tats with these radical
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Marxist judges who are sympathetic to Muslim invaders in our country, when he could just win with a swipe
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of his pen designating the Muslim Brotherhood. Laura, where do people go to get your, by the way,
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quite profound, the President goes May 13th to 15th. We're going to have wall-to-wall coverage on it,
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and Laura will be back to give her assessment. Laura, where do people go to get your podcast,
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and particularly your Twitter feed, which is always on fire, ma'am?
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Thank you. Yes, my show is called Loomer Unleashed. It's every Tuesday and Thursday at 9 p.m. Eastern,
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live on Rumble, so please be sure you're following me on Rumble, rumble.com slash Laura Loomer. You can
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watch my show tonight. I'm actually going to be having an individual who works for a Texas legislator
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on my show tonight to talk about how Texas is being Islamified and why your state might be next.
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And then you can follow me on x at Laura Loomer and on x at Loomer Unleashed.
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By the way, this is very important. I want to give all our vast audience in Texas a heads up. If you
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think Soros was tough to beat back with his $350 million, you ain't seen nothing. These folks are
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very determined, and they play the long game. Laura, thank you so much for being on here.
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Call your representatives in Texas and demand that they do not support these resolutions,
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because the media should be talking about this more, but there's little to no coverage at all
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about these Islamic resolutions. So be sure that if you live in Texas, you call them.
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They see what happened to you. Thank you, ma'am. Love you.
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The hammer. Laura Loomer on a Thursday. Sean Davis. Wow. The Federalist. God, I'm so excited about this.
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A couple things. Number one, Stephen Miller has a tweet up talking about a judicial coup.
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A federal judge has just come out and overruled President Trump's trying to get illegal aliens
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to the country to make sure they have to register to vote for voter IDs in the nation. Talk to me
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about this judicial. And he put up judicial coup. I actually took it and retweeted or reposted on
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getter saying it's a coup. It's a federal bench coup to tie against the president of the United
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States. Your thoughts. He's exactly right. You're exactly right. So the constitution set up so that
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we've got three branches of government, got the executive, the president got Congress is the
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legislative. And then we have the judiciary. Like everyone knows this. People like to use the term
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co-equal branches, which is nonsense. There's three of them, but they're not equal in any way.
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So Congress controls all the money. At one point, they controlled whether you could declare war or
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not. It's another topic for another day. But it's it's exactly. But we'll get to that.
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The war. OK, they they control the power of the purse and attacks. Yeah.
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Theoretically. And then the president runs the military. So he's got the army. Congress has the
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money. What does the judiciary have? I actually liken it a lot to the it's kind of like the government
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equivalent of fiat currency. It only has legitimacy and value as long as people think
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it has legitimacy and value. It's based entirely on perception. So if the president wants to go and
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start a war, the judiciary, they could come in and say, no, you can't do that. And it's like,
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all right, stop me. They can't do it. So it's the weakest form. It's the weakest branch in our
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government by design. It was really just created. Not to be the ultimate referee over the president
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in Congress. There was no judicial supremacy thought about about the framers of the Constitution,
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the founders of the nation. None. So what we've actually had over the past 50, maybe 100,
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100 years is you have Congress kind of slowly giving up its power. So the executive gets a little
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more. And at some point, the judiciary just decided, you know, we should get in on this game,
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too. Like if everyone's just grabbing power, that's not theirs. Let's have at it. And they've
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gotten out of control recently, where it doesn't matter how crazy the issue is, how obviously they
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don't have the authority to do it. You can go judge shop for a lefty judge in DC and get a temporary
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restraining order or an injunction in like a week. So my publication, The Federalist, we were illegally
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censored by our own government. We filed suit a year and a half ago. There's been no instant TROs.
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Why were you censured? For the crime of telling the truth.
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By the way, I love The Federalist. I want to talk. We're going to talk about how you started it.
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But what did you do? What did they say you do? Somebody took you to court and sued you and then
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they censured? We sued them. They were censoring us using our money with the explicit goal of
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bankrupting us and shutting us down. It was for saying things like COVID came from a lab in China
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and the election wasn't on the up and up. And yeah, that really was Hunter's laptop.
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So they create this entire, we call it the censorship industrial complex to come and destroy us. And it had
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foreign entities, domestic entities, NGOs, government organizations. We've been trying to get our day
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and get our relief in court for a year and a half. And yet these people, many of whom aren't even
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citizens just roll into court in DC and bam, they've got a TRO protecting them in like a week.
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It's outrageous. It's not how our system was designed.
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Are we hurtling towards a constitutional crisis about this situation with the human trafficker,
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which now we've proven John Solomon and Todd Bensman and Michael Patrick, he's a human trafficker
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coming out of Houston. This individual in the jail down in El Salvador, are we hurtling towards a
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constitutional crisis at the Supreme Court where they're going to basically have the back? They're
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going to get in the middle. You said the number one power of the presidency is to be commander in
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chief. In the unitary theory of the executive and or what Mike Davis calls the article two powers,
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that they're going to challenge Trump's position as commander in chief. And then we're going to have
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a crisis. Are we hurtling to that right now? Yeah, I think we're there already. In the game
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there playing, you saw this with Bosberg in the DC circuit where he clearly was trying to bait Trump
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into doing certain things so he could slap him with contempt, create this narrative that Trump
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is going rogue and destroying the judiciary. It's the exact opposite. What do you mean it's the exact
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opposite? The judiciary is the one deliberately causing the crisis. Why do you say that?
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Well, you brought up article two. The president has the power, has the obligation, in fact, to protect
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the U.S., to protect her borders. He swears an oath to defend the constitution and the country.
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In the unitary theory or article two, he's the chief executive for us so he can fire people and
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impound money if he has to. Number two, he's commander in chief. He's the commander in chief of the armed
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forces. Nobody can between that. Number three, he is the chief magistrate and the chief law enforcement
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officer. They've wanted to, since Watergate, hive off the Justice Department. Those three powers,
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he has peddled down to say, hey, these are my powers and I'm going to use them. That's where
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this war is right now. Exactly. Don't you like how they call it the independent DOJ? It's not
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independent. It reports to the president. It's an organ of executive power. So yeah, you have the
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courts absolutely trying to usurp the power of the presidency. In one instance, you had a judge
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ordering the president to turn around a military plane, not even knowing if it had enough gas in
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it to turn around. That's madness. So the example I would give is to what I think the judiciary is
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doing is if you ever had siblings or took a car trip or you were the younger sibling and you'd have
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someone start poking you, they'd maybe take your hand, start hitting you in the face, stop hitting
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yourself. And then as soon as you strike back, you get in trouble. That's what the judiciary is doing
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to Trump right now. They they're practically begging for him to respond so that they can play
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the victim and then act as if they're somehow the bulwark protecting the country. When, because I
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think by mid-June, we're going to be there when they get to the Supreme Court and, and the Republic,
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and even some of the Trump nominees don't back him as commander in chief. Then we're going to have
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your issue that for many decades, we have looked the other way or allowed this judicial, judicial
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supremacy. We're going to be in a dilemma, right? Because they're going to rule that he can't take
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these criminals and particularly these alien invaders and send them out of the country as
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commander in chief. And then we're going to be in a dilemma, correct? That's absolutely correct.
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And in they're trying to set up the narrative that they are the defenders of the democratic order
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and he is the one who's aggressing against them. And that's not what's happening. And I think he needs
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to frame it properly. He has an obligation to defend the country and defend the constitution.
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And to the extent that judges are trying to steal authority, that's not theirs. He isn't just
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authorized to ignore them. He is obligated. He is duty bound to ignore them.
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So he's got, this is, I mean, this is, he has no wiggle room here, correct?
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Do you think we got about 30 seconds and we're going to hold you through break.
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Do you think we're presenting that case appropriately enough as they're sitting there
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going, we're the defenders of due process. We're the defenders of the democratic order.
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You know, we've always got the battle that we have a completely corrupt corporate media,
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legacy media, propaganda press, whatever you want to call them. All they do is lie. They lie for the
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purpose of a Democrat political activism. We're always fighting them. I actually think on the right
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now, our side understands the messaging and the battle better than it ever has before.
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Tougher. Tougher. Okay. Sean Davis, the Federalist, the founder of the Federalist is with us. A short
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Okay, I'm here with Sean Davis, the founder of The Federalist. Why did you walk us over? The site's
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amazing. Why did you decide to do it and how did you get so many great writers?
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So I, before we started The Federalist, I had worked in politics for a while on the Hill,
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kind of got sick of it, went to business school, caught the entrepreneurship bug,
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ended up going to work at Daily Caller for a couple years as their CFO. And that's kind
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of how this was. Tucker was still there? He had already punched out.
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This is when Breitbart and Daily Caller, Andrew and I were going daily. We were so viciously competitive
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back then. Remember Caitlin Collins worked there. You guys had, well, I think we hired,
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we hired Matt Boyle, everybody from, you know, eventually all the great hires Tucker brought
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in and trained, we hired eventually. It was vicious. And Tucker was competitive. Andrew,
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those two guys were so competitive. So you were the CFO over there.
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I was. And so kind of got a taste of conservative digital media, really liked it and surveyed the
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landscape, looking at more of like the thoughtful, longer form stuff and realized how much of it
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on the right was total garbage. It was based entirely out of DC, DC stocked with DC thinkers,
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people who wanted more DC jobs. And we had the idea.
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Yep. Let's do the opposite. So let's have, let's have most of our people, most of our writers come
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from outside of DC with normal jobs and normal lives. And it, it took off, kind of took on a life
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of its own. First person we hired was Molly Hemingway, who's just the best.
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And, you know, I think we've been in business now 11 and a half years and, uh, going well,
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despite the best efforts of people trying to kill us.
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What, what, what, if you thought about every day, what is, what are the things you, what's
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the center of gravity of your coverage for the audience? What, what do you guys specialize
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So I think the best thing we do is we are able to see the narrative that's forming from
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the other side, uh, before it's fully formed. And then we try and go and crush it there.
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There, there are times where you're this, the federalist is a vaunt is the advanced guard
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Yeah. Yeah. We're, we're in, we talk about it. It's an information war and tip of the spear,
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um, you know, front lines, whatever you want to call it. We go in, we take the bullets. Uh,
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I, for one, don't particularly give a crap what people in DC or in the establishment think
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about us. So it doesn't bother me. And we go and take the bullets and do the hard work.
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Sometimes we're able to set the narrative ourselves. That's a lot harder. Uh, but most
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of the time we're trying to look at what nonsense are they peddling? And then what can we do to
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blast that out of the sky and kind of reset back to neutral your business model and people should
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go and grace and Mo, we ought to put up in the chat today, the, uh, the link to the federalist
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currently for your business model. You don't have a paywall. When I go there, I can get the articles.
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You have ads on them, but your ad sponsor, cause a lot of people are going to the paywall or
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different aspects of the paywall, or they have to give certain information. You provide all this
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information to the reader. What is it about your model? That's different than other people.
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Well, most people have gone off of the model that you're on.
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Yeah. And, and we, we do have one little paywall thing. If you want to contribute to the comments
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or not have ads, we give you the ability to do that. But when I started it, the whole point was
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we want to save America. We're, we're in this to change minds and influence people. And you can't
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do that when you put all your stuff behind a paywall. So we've got a hybrid.
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That's what I'm convinced too. You gotta, you gotta be ubiquitous. You gotta be out there
00:48:30.620
everywhere. You gotta figure out how to pay for it, which is not easy in today's environment.
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And you know what? It's, it's a, it's a tough business to be in. We've gone to a hybrid profit,
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nonprofit model. Um, but all I care about is saving the country. That's it's, it's why I get
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up every day. It's what I think about every day. And you can't do that if you're hiding all your
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content and charging people a buttload of money to read it. Uh, about you're going to stick with me
00:48:53.920
through the break and also Chris Caldwell is going to be here. Um, talk to me about this moment in
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time about the intensity of just information. I mean, every day it's flood the zone, but
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there, there are 10 or 15 things that we could do as top stories every day. And we get to maybe four
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of them, right? Or five. It's just so much. How do you guys decipher that? Yeah, it's, it's more of an
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art than a science. I think at least to me, it's usually pretty obvious what the main narrative
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is going to be. Um, right now it's the judicial coup against the president that that's kind of
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that's the through line for like the whole first because that's their lead tanks. And they know
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that they've got, they've got some traction there. The, the, the color revolution they're trying,
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the political things a disaster for them, the oligarch tour, but this is where, this is where
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they think they stopped Trump, right? It is. And you can, you can see how much Trump learned
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between the first term in this one. When he came in, he didn't know how dead set the
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bureaucracy and the administrative state was against him. And they, it was like a sheep
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to the slaughter. This time around, he understood. And he came in on day one and just like did
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a red wedding and absolutely crushed them. It's why they all lost their minds. Like the
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USAID stuff. That apparently was what was funding all of the left wings, like shot 100%. No.
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So he comes in and just neuters, you know, that right out of the gate. And I think they realize
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no one likes us. We can't use the bureaucracy against him. All we have are the media and these
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rogue judges. So I guess that's, that's how we're going to fight this war.
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Sean Davis is going to hang around, uh, through the break. Uh, Mike, uh, Lindell is, is with us,
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Mike, uh, really, uh, appreciate what you're doing for Tina Peters. We had Sharona Bishop on this
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morning, talk about the new fund over at Lindell plan. Uh, it's late in the afternoon, brother,
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sell me a set of sheets. I know the sale of yours is going to burn out. I don't want to have you
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going to federal court again. If I read the press, I don't want to have you going to federal court
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crying anymore. So sell me some sheets. Right on, right on. Yep. Uh, and thanks Steve. We have
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lindellplan.com with all the Tina Peters stuff, but you guys, the sheets, uh, they're over half gone
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