Episode 4537： Trump And Xi Phone Call As Tariff Battle Continues; Weaponization Against Parents
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Travel restrictions are being placed on 12 countries, including Yemen, Somalia, Haiti, Sudan, Libya, and numerous others. The White House says the move is based on the need to keep Americans safe, but there are many reasons why this might be a good idea.
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The terror attack in Boulder, Colorado has underscored the extreme dangers posed to our country
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by the entry of foreign nationals who are not properly vetted, as well as those who come here
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as temporary visitors and overstay their visas. We don't want them. In the 21st century, we've
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seen one terror attack after another carried out by foreign visa overstayers from dangerous places
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all over the world. And thanks to Biden's open door policies, today there are millions and
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millions of these illegals who should not be in our country. In my first term, my powerful travel
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restrictions were one of our most successful policies, and they were a key part of preventing
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major foreign terror attacks on American soil. We will not let what happened in Europe happen to
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America. That's why on my first day back in office, I directed the Secretary of State to perform a
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security review of high-risk regions and make recommendations for where restrictions should
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be imposed. Among the national security threats, their analysis considered are the large-scale
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presence of terrorists, failure to cooperate on visa security, inability to verify travelers'
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identities, inadequate record-keeping of criminal histories, and persistently high rates of illegal visa
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overstays and other things. Very simply, we cannot have open migration from any country where we cannot
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safely and reliably vet and screen those who seek to enter the United States. That is why today I am
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signing a new executive order placing travel restrictions on countries including Yemen, Somalia, Haiti, Libya,
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and numerous others. The strength of the restrictions we're applying depends on the severity of the threat
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posed. The list is subject to revision based on whether material improvements are made, and likewise,
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new countries can be added as threats emerge around the world. But we will not allow people to enter our
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country who wish to do us harm, and nothing will stop us from keeping America safe. Thank you very much.
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This is contributing to inflation. Like, if you need your roof fixed, or you need landscaping done,
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or you need some other kind of services, we're shrinking. Or fruit picked, or dishes washed.
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I mean, the number of times I hear from people who are citizens, Latinos, in our community,
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who will say, I know so many people who are afraid to go outside. I mean, people aren't going to
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restaurants to spend money. They're not taking their families out on the weekend to go have a good
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time, because there is a real feeling out there, and it's based in reality, that there's a kind of
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terror campaign that's about sort of programming for social media and for Trump-friendly television
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that isn't driven by any particular policy objective, other than giving the base what it
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wants, which is, you know, visions of self-deportations because of the actual deportations.
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Yeah, we had been hearing this was going to happen. This is the proclamation that we just got from the
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White House with President Trump saying, essentially, that part of why this is happening is they were
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looking at the vetting processes that these countries have in order for people to come in
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and enter the United States. They don't believe that they are sufficient enough. So tonight,
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he is signing this proclamation banning entry into the United States from 12 countries fully. He's
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restricting it from several others and basically cites those vetting processes as part of the reason
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here, Anderson, and also saying that it is underscored, emphasized by what happened in Boulder,
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Colorado, and that attack by the Egyptian national suspect on Sunday there. And the president,
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in several points, as I was just reading through this, saying that certain countries have people
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who are more likely to overstay their visas if they come from a certain country to the United States.
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Often, we know we see that and people come and apply for asylum. So the president is taking this
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step, restricting this travel. It remains to be seen what the impact of this looks like as we're
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hearing from the White House. And one line, Anderson, that I should point out from this proclamation is
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it says, it does include exceptions for lawful permanent residents, existing visa holders, certain visa
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categories, and individuals whose entry serves U.S. national interests. So there do appear to be some
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carve-outs here. It remains to be seen what that actually looks like, though, because, of course,
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everyone will hear this and remember the travel ban from President Trump's first term that he enacted
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within days of taking office and caused quite a bit of chaos at airports and ports of entry.
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The issue is that they're going after the easy folks, right? The people who are showing up, the people
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are going to work. The people who know where they are. But why would we want those people to leave?
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They're doing jobs that we want them to do. Not only do we not, and not only do we not,
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but polling shows that Americans don't want that. That Americans, yes, Americans agree. If you were
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committed to violent felony, yeah, you can go, right? There's broad consensus on that. But if you
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are someone who's lived here, who has a family here, who have kids that are citizens here, Americans
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don't agree that those people should be deported. But part of what the administration is doing,
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too, and this is an important point, and Tom Homan has actually said this, the boarders said this
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pretty explicitly, is they are also doing these raids in a splashy way, coming in hot with big
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guns because they want to show sanctuary cities, this is what you get if you don't work with us.
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We're going to irritate your citizens. We're going to scare the people who live in your communities
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because you're not working with us and making it easy to go into jails and rip people out.
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Homan said that explicitly. That's what they're doing. So it's not only just to have good Fox News hits,
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it's also to show, hey, Chicago, hey, New York City, we're doing it our way, and if you don't like
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it, tough. This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies, because we're going
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medieval on these people. I got a free shot on all these networks lying about the people. The
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people have had a belly full of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I know you try to do
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everything in the world to stop that, but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen.
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And where do people like that go to share the big line? MAGA Media. I wish in my soul, I wish
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that any of these people had a conscience. Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?
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If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.
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It's Thursday, 5 June, Year of the Lord, 2025. We are absolutely packed today. President's
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talked to Xi already. They're getting ready to welcome the German Chancellor, Dave Bratz,
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riding shotgun. We are wall to wall today. Let's go. We got the great Mike Lindell. Mike,
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the Daily Beast, I think, is telling me that the judge has already reprimanded you for using
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your cell phone in the courtroom. Any truth of that rumor, sir?
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100% a lie, Steve. I'm right in front of the judge that I can't be texting. I can't even use
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my phone. I can't even have it on in the courtroom. They put out that lie to try and attack. But there
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This isn't just about MyPillow. This is about free speech. And it's about the gateway to getting
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And I'll give you a great report later on today, Steve.
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Thank you, brother. Fight on. We need to win this one, since we just lost one in Korea. And
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we've got to win this one. So thank you very much, Mike Lindell. See you this afternoon.
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Dave Bratzworthy. What is that thing you've got right there?
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Well, why is it white? I've never seen anything like that.
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It looks like something you order for a child. No, seriously. Are you like in third grade?
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It's got email. It's got a digital phone and Wi-Fi. It's digital. So I get a signal anywhere
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Let's talk about, okay, so folks, let's step back for a second. Let's pull the camera back.
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The three big lines of work of President Trump, as we told you, to stop the kinetic part of the
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Third World War, which we're already in. The second is to seal the border and deport 10
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million illegal alien invaders. And the third is the whole financial thing to redo the commercial
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relationships in the United States with the trade and tariff deals, then to get a budget we can live
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with and figure out how to finance it. Let's say this. On all three of them, President Trump is
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fully engaged and people are coming after him, whether it's the courts, the Russians, the Chinese
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Communist Party, you name it. Let's start with, first off, a bombshell. And look, having worked
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with Stephen Miller on the travel ban in the first Trump administration, President Trump,
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they hit his tripwire, right? He's tired of this. Number one, he's already sent Miller over to DHS and
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say, look, Holman, you guys, and I told Todd Bensman, we got a great picture of Todd Bensman at the
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White House yesterday. I said, Bensman, you've been there 72 hours. We're already shut down 12
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nations. We're shutting down seven more. Keep doing whatever you're doing. He says, I can't
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take credit for that. But I said, hey, just there are no coincidences. Okay, he's shutting down 12
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nations, right? And he's got another not another seven that are virtually shut down because Trump's
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just had a belly full of it. He says, look, we got enough problem in this country with the 13 million
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that came in on Biden's watch. Yeah, I've sealed the border. We still got a massive problem. He
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sent Miller over to DHS to talk to Holman and Kristi Noem and said, look, we got to up it to
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3000 a day. It's got to be more than that. So President Trump says, hey, look, you're just not
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going to come across some things. So he's he's hammering that. And he's he's telling people that
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there's national security and people have to understand. Look what happened. Look at the Ukraine's
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assault into into Russia. You know, there's obviously tons of terrorists and tons of
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Chinese nationals and tons of other nefarious characters. You see up at the University of
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Michigan. Have I been harping on? We got a clip from a young guy. Have I been harping on not just
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the Ivies, but the public Ivies? And I've said, you know, Ann Arbor, Michigan, and why some young guy
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today in Madison, Wisconsin, some young guy. Yes, I was talking about they've taken $90 million a year
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from the Chinese Communist Party. Hell, they're bringing pathogens in. Yeah. So on this,
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President Trump has momentum, but he's upping the game on this. Yeah. And the, you know, I saw
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Charlie Kirk messaging on that deporting $1 million per year. And if you just $3,000 a day. Yeah,
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$3,000 a day. And so that's a PhD. I'm just doing some math. I'm just doing. I'm not rain man a year.
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That's rain man. I went to seminary. You got me off on that one. But the budget savings there,
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just look, if a family comes in, two kids in a public school, how much is that a year? $40,000
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of taxpayer money, state and local. And the one thing you left off the list that's got everyone's
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attention, yours this week, is no wars. And just as a thought experiment, picture not having
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President Trump in office. Picture having fighting going along with these Euro guys.
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But this is my point about the kinetic part of the third world war. And hey, he had to call with
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Xi today. The Chinese Communist Party understand folks, because everything here now is smash mouth
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and hardball. Yeah. The Chinese Communist Party leaked before the call. And I want to make sure the
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staff is looking for a readout. They leaked before the call. President Trump had called and wanted to
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call. Right, right. So they're, they have right now, although their economy is getting crushed,
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as they said, hey, our guys will eat grass for three years. This is the whole thing we did on
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Tiananmen for the last couple of days. A great article out, I got to figure out where it was,
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saying that across the globe yesterday, what we said on the show, no remembrance of Tiananmen
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massacre at all. The Chinese Communist Party has done an amazing job of totally suppressing
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that. They're driving this. They're driving the Russians. President Trump has an article up in
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Axios. So President Trump goes, he's telling guys internally, White House, hey, was a badass move
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by Ukraine. Yes, sir. There's no doubt about just two. Number one, I don't know if we want that out
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there, because Israelis in the IDF, they're ready to go badass on the Persians right now. Right. We got
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to deal with that and say, hey, we can't have the forever wars because it's going to be expanded.
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Everybody's got to lay down their guns. Putin tells Trump on the call, the president, hey, I'm
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striking back hard. And as president said, this was a call that I don't think is leading to a, he
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wasn't not leading to a peace deal. Yeah. And I think, and I think the strategy from the euro
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globalists is to get Trump to attack a European country because then the article five, yeah, Putin
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attack, then article five kicks in. Well, this is why the Germans are here today. 1145, we'll be
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the Oval. There's going to be a bilat. I'm sure during the Charlie Kirk show, the president
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This week that he does not like the big, beautiful bill. Yesterday, he posted this.
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Call your senator, call your congressman. Bankrupting America is not okay. Kill the bill.
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And now, Jason, there's this Wall Street Journal piece out right now that says Trump is losing
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patience with Elon Musk over this. So where does the relationship stand right now?
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Well, I think that's one of the things—I'm just going to go to the fact that I never heard
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Elon Musk take this type of criticism toward the one big, beautiful bill back when the EV mandates
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and the EV tax credits were a part of the budget. And so it was only after all that was removed
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that we saw some of this criticism. I'm never going to go and judge someone for weighing in
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or voicing their opinion if they want to try to improve the bill, if they want to try to improve
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the process. Keep in mind, it's still going through the Senate right now. This thing is
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going to change. But when you come out and attack it like that and say you want to kill it, guess
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what? The only thing that you're pushing for is a $4.5 trillion tax increase. We need this bill
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so we can fully keep the border secure, so we can keep taxes low, pass the no taxes on tip or overtime
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or social security. But we have to stop this $4.5 trillion tax, which is coming. That's why I think
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the Elon Musk criticism is so insincere, because I never heard it before. So guess what? At this
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point, either you're part of the solution or you're part of the problem. And unfortunately,
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I think Elon Musk is making it clear where he is. You know what, Jason? Axios had a piece out
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yesterday saying that he's attacking the bill for other reasons not really tied to the bill. Like
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apparently he was deeply upset that Trump withdrew the nomination of the NASA administrator and he
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wanted Starlink to be used for various other reasons. He wanted to stay in his government role
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longer than 130 days. Do you think that that's what's driving this criticism? Well, it sounds like
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a little bit of revisionist history to me. But here's the thing is that President Trump is giving us
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the opportunity to keep taxes low. He's given us the opportunity to keep our border secure. And this
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is ultimately President Trump's party. The thing, though, is everyone's got to remember is that the
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president can't go and write literally his own budget and say he's just going to pass it by fiat.
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The Constitution says it has to go through Congress. That's the process. And guess what? You have 435
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members of the House, 100 over in the Senate. They're going to go and do their congressional Capitol
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Hill thing. So it's not, again, it's not the one big perfect bill. It's one big beautiful bill.
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But we have to get this through. Otherwise, it's a $4.5 trillion tax hike. We got to support
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President Trump right now. OK, when Jason Miller talks, assume that has been signed off by higher
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authority, right? He's still official. He's the outside official spokesman. OK, so we've never been
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enthusiastic about the big beautiful bill. Number one, a big a big beautiful bill is going to get done.
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It has to get done because you must extend the tax cuts for the working class and the middle class.
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All engines stop. There are also certain things on R&D, as you sent me, these these things that
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weren't covered in 17. We got to take care of. There's a number of things of depreciation,
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things that have to be done for business, a bunch of things for small business, etc.
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That has to be done as a supply side tax cut. And we do believe in the supply side tax cuts. However,
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as we've said from the beginning, the bill would be made better in the no need to kill it in the
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House. And the president didn't want to kill the House is going to be made better in the Senate.
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Ron Johnson and a team of people. Ron Johnson has been in Ron Johnson fears no man right now
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because he ain't up for that till what, 28 or beyond. And I'm not so sure Ron Johnson is going to run
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again. Yeah, because he's an entrepreneur. He's not a lawyer. He's been up. But just not Ron Johnson.
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It's many people. We're gonna have Josh Hawley on here. But you've got a balance like this whole
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Medicaid thing, getting rid of Obamacare. You still got the working class. Now people have to show up.
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I don't like the fact there's only twice a year to me. Hell, it ought to be every month you got to show
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up. But the spending and we've been the first. What Russ, the theory, the case and make sure folks
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understand this, the theory, the case is they wanted to make certain permanent things, but they're only
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starting the fifth year. These are structural changes on mandatory spending. And you realize
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how tough that is to do. They did not have the opportunity or the bandwidth to focus on some of
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the things in the short term. And it looks like these things are spinning out of control. Also,
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the president made some comment about the debt ceiling. Russ vote came back in and said, we're
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not going to get rid of the debt ceiling because we can't get rid of the debt ceiling. It's a leverage
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point because President Trump, even though he's going to run 28, may not be here forever. So we need the
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debt ceiling. Here's the problem with Elon. It's very simple. He promised a trillion dollars
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and cuts and ways for an abuse. And listen, for all the fanboys out there, I'm going to treat you
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fanboys like little puppies. They're going to rub your nose in the mess you made. All this thing
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about the rescissions, we're going to do the first rescissions package, the 9.4 billion. There's not
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a line item in there. There's 11 line items, including a billion for NPR and a billion. This has been
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fought. These are programmatic, right? Take your all fanboys, Elon fanboys, take your number two
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pencil out and write this down. Programmatic means it's a program that's been passed in an
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appropriations bill that's called a law. OK, people have fought this. The audience has stayed up in the
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middle of the night in 2023 for the single subject bills, saw Eli Crane and Matt Gaetz and MTG and
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Lauren Boebert and Andy Biggs all night long at three o'clock in the morning. And what were they arguing
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about? Everything that's in that first rescissions bill. And who were they voted? Who outvoted them?
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The Republican Party on the floor of the House. And you know this. They would sit there and make
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these incredible arguments. You had three you had three podiums. One was the was the rebels,
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MTG, Gaetz, the same people, the same 20 people up there all the time. Then you had one in the middle.
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It was the rhino Republicans. And you had the Democrats. The Democrats just sat there the whole
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time. And then they said, no, we'll give the time to you. The Democrats gave their time to the
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Republican establishment who shot down everything that's on there. Everything. You know, Sesame Street
00:22:38.400
in Arabic. All of this has been that is not what Dozier is supposed to do. He told the President of
00:22:45.760
the United States over and over and over again, I got a trillion dollars of waste for an abuse.
00:22:51.440
What do I mean by that? I mean, the three and a half minutes that the President of the United States
00:22:57.540
on his advice, took in the joint, you know, the State of the Union or the joint thing to Congress
00:23:03.300
to remember the mantra of going through all the Social Security people that were 200 years old,
00:23:08.860
not one penny was ever found. Okay, where's the fraud in Medicaid, which is right for fraud,
00:23:15.700
never came up with anything. Where's the fraud at the Pentagon, which is the the Mac daddies of
00:23:20.720
waste, fraud and abuse, not one penny promised a trillion dollars. And that 170 at the end,
00:23:27.300
watch the cabinet meeting. That's Russ votes number. Russ votes this early on says, yeah,
00:23:31.540
it's 160. Elon repeats the same number. Russ, Russ, talk to Russ. He looks down the table goes,
00:23:37.600
hold it. Is that is that on top of my number? Is that my number? The rescissions package, folks,
00:23:43.180
is nothing but a bunch of outrageous things that ought to be done with. It's symbolic because we want to
00:23:48.800
get to more. I keep asking the question, show me where you found the fraud. And by the way,
00:23:54.440
who do we send over to the Justice Department? The answer is nothing. At the same time, what Jason
00:23:59.360
Miller just said, he never said anything to the President or never said anything to Johnson or
00:24:04.920
never put up on his Twitter, which he's putting up stuff 24 seven. Not one thing when the bill is
00:24:10.040
passed about spending. It's all been like my experience with him in 2017, all about the EV
00:24:16.940
mandates. And this is a big number is $20 billion. It's not a small number. You don't think the
00:24:21.240
Chinese would like to get a $20 billion bailout by the American people for some of these EV things.
00:24:26.580
Dave Bratt, I will turn the floor over to you, sir. And we've got to cut spending. There's no doubt
00:24:30.960
about that. And Ron Johnson, these guys are going to take a real shot at it. And the President,
00:24:35.140
I think, is open to that. And last thing I'll say, the math does not work unless you don't extend the
00:24:41.820
tax cuts for the wealthy. There's no chance the math works here. And Grover Norcross and all these
00:24:47.260
people up here that are protecting the wealthy, the wealthy got enough money and they made enough
00:24:51.640
money. They're going to make more money. OK, they're not hurting. Working class, the middle
00:24:55.920
class are hurting. They're going to hurt a lot more if this doesn't pass. Dave Bratt, the floor is
00:24:59.520
yours. Yeah, well, there's so many ways to go on that. You know, this war was planned supposedly 18
00:25:04.940
months ago. Biden was in charge then. You mean the Ukraine attack? Yeah, the Ukraine war, just to
00:25:09.520
make that point obvious. All of this comes to the feet of Congress. Russ, hang on, hang on. Before
00:25:14.600
you go, you already, OK, any chance, any probability that in an 18-month planning cycle to strike an array
00:25:23.320
of bases that you need satellite tank to get, take out the record on B-52s, any chance in your mind
00:25:28.920
that the deep state, the CIA and DNI and even DIA had nothing to do with this? Yeah, either way,
00:25:35.220
heads roll, right? If they knew, if they didn't know, their heads roll, period, right? It's just
00:25:39.080
You're saying if they worked on it, they're gone. But if they didn't know about it, you're gone too.
00:25:42.020
They're gone too. It's just, it's obscene. But I just raised that point to raise the point that a year
00:25:46.560
and a half ago, about precisely, Russ Vogt treated us to $1.5 trillion cuts in one year,
00:25:53.500
not over 10. That's the White House OMB. No woke, no weaponized, line by line, great Christian guy,
00:26:01.520
does the homework. This is when Biden was in office. Yeah. 1.5 trillion. Does the work,
00:26:05.200
goes through, shows us. Some folks blinked on that. So, yeah. And so, yeah. So then we get to all
00:26:10.020
the blobules. I copied that from Mike Benz the other day on the war, right? The 100 people that are
00:26:14.300
sit in the Republican conference and vote for every war. And they won't put up a fight against
00:26:19.660
the will of the American people, by the way, right? Trump ran on a strategy. And people need to track
00:26:25.780
these people who do vote for Arabic PBS. They need to be taken out of office, right? Whoever is just
00:26:33.540
mindlessly going along with these votes. And then that brings us to the real issue here. When you think
00:26:38.000
about a firm, right? You think about what's the strategic vision? And then how do you fulfill that?
00:26:43.340
When I went to Congress, I was stunned. Paul Ryan is the head, right? He's the CEO of the Congress.
00:26:50.120
We had no strategy. And people think I'm being hyperbolic here, right? They're just making up
00:26:55.340
words that sound good, whatever. Ask yourself, where do I find the strategy for the United States
00:27:00.460
House of Representatives? And they don't have a strategy. Where they have the sophisticated Excel
00:27:04.880
spreadsheets and the financial analysis all has to do with getting reelected. That's where all the
00:27:10.180
time is spent. That's the strategy. So how in the world do we have a strategy for our country if the
00:27:15.680
U.S. House of Representatives, which does all the legislating, doesn't have it? Well, the answer is
00:27:20.180
President Trump showed you the solution, right? And so he puts forward solutions. And then he has to do
00:27:26.020
all the Herculean lifting over high hurdles put in place by the House because of election politics,
00:27:31.960
because they and the Senate, I always leave out the Senate, and the Democrats, all political views
00:27:36.620
are my own. They're not even in the ballgame, right? The Democrats have no strategy except to
00:27:41.140
take down this country. But ask yourself that question. Ask your congressman or woman, where's
00:27:45.540
the strategy in our vision statement for the United States of America? And if they don't have one,
00:27:50.520
every small business has to have one in order to get a loan. Where is the strategy for the United
00:27:55.900
States of America? Trump ran on three big planks that Steve pointed out earlier in the show. I won't go
00:28:02.180
through them all again. And he won because he sold a package and he sold a strategy, seal the border
00:28:07.420
and deport the invaders, stop the forever wars and get our get our economy back rolling again and
00:28:14.200
figure out and figure out the financing of it. Yeah, those are the three big. Oh, by the way,
00:28:18.660
we have a fourth one we're going to add. Take down the deep state. Yeah, we may want to get on top of
00:28:23.220
that, given what happened to Ukraine. Short break. Sam Sorbo next. You've heard me talk about
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Okay, we're going to get back to the big deal for Bill and financing all this. People should understand.
00:30:02.560
It looks like chaos right now. It's actually not, or it's not as chaotic as it looks. There are a ton
00:30:08.300
of people working through different things. And remember, you can't cut taxes. You can't extend
00:30:14.760
the tax cuts for the wealthy. The math just doesn't work. I think we know the math here better
00:30:19.940
than anybody, right? Yeah. Except Russ Vogt and those guys, although we argue that with Russ.
00:30:24.540
Yeah, and the Fed. Because there's so many accounting tricks you can use. My thing is cash in,
00:30:28.180
cash out. Total receipts from tariffs. And this is why I keep selling Navarro. This is why the
00:30:32.760
Hill piece come up. Give the entire picture. Tell us what the tariffs are going to be. Tell us what the
00:30:37.960
investment of the $2 trillion from corporations, not the sovereign wealth funds. What is that going to do to
00:30:42.460
generate? Give us everything. Back up your growth rate. If the growth rate is 2.5%, the house has got
00:30:50.340
2.6%. If the administration is talking 3%, that could possibly be if you back it up and show us
00:30:56.660
how you get there. Those types of changes in a whole package refutes the CBO coming back. Because look,
00:31:03.660
reconciliation is a gimmick, right? Correct? We're going through the appropriations process right now,
00:31:08.440
which I realize, people, it sounds like you're putting too much on you, but the reconciliation is
00:31:13.900
kind of a gimmick, right? It's not the budgeting process. Not the budgeting process. Not the
00:31:19.140
appropriations process, which is a legal process. And this is my point. There was no heads up given
00:31:23.400
to the president about anything. We're going to get back to in a moment. A old friend, colleague,
00:31:30.820
been around, and just a warrior, Sam Sorbo, joins us. And you're fighting now for an executive.
00:31:37.400
Your cause is not just children in education, but it's also the parents, the brave parents that
00:31:45.040
stood up during those dark years of the Biden regime. Walk us through, Sam. You've been in with
00:31:50.700
Kelly Walker, and Kelly's doing a great job. You guys have been in D.C. for the last couple of days.
00:31:55.040
I've seen photos. You're over at the White House. You're with the great Ed Martin over at DOJ.
00:32:01.600
What are you guys working on? What are you looking for? Is this a law you want to get passed? Is it an
00:32:06.540
executive order? Tell us what you're doing, and we want to know how the audience can help, ma'am.
00:32:11.020
Yeah, well, to start, it's an executive order. We need acknowledgement that these parents were
00:32:15.540
unduly targeted and harassed and damaged, actually, damaged. Some of them lost their businesses.
00:32:22.940
They lost their livelihoods. Kelly Walker himself is starting at, he's starting over. But he's not just
00:32:29.580
starting over. He's starting at a deficit because he actually has an arrest on his record. And he was
00:32:35.940
sentenced to 100 days in prison, which is absurd, for doing nothing, for simply being there to support
00:32:42.660
a father who was defending the right of his child to not wear a mask. And there was no violence. There
00:32:49.460
was no altercation of any kind. There was conversation, which, according to our Constitution and
00:32:56.580
our Bill of Rights, we support. We support conversation, because if we don't support
00:33:00.760
conversation, that turns to violence, right? Diplomacy is the alternative to the violence
00:33:06.280
that would ensue. And so Kelly Walker has endured tremendous hardship with five children.
00:33:13.520
There are other parents who have also endured this kind of hardship, this kind of targeting
00:33:17.780
by the DOJ. And incidentally, it goes farther than that. So the EO can only do so much.
00:33:23.460
We would appreciate an EO, so at least these people get some acknowledgement for the hardship.
00:33:29.780
And they can at least claim that, you know, make a reasonable claim that they struggled,
00:33:35.600
that they have been unfairly attacked. But also, because the DOJ was a little sneaky,
00:33:43.800
they down-systemed the prosecution. And so the pardons have to come more on the local level or the
00:33:50.600
state level. And that's not something that Trump can get involved with. But the EO would certainly
00:33:55.740
set a tone. And of course, that's what I'm about, because we need to defend parents. We need to get
00:34:01.620
back to families in the United States. The reason that our children are not learning in school is
00:34:07.480
because parent involvement is the number one indicator for academic achievement. It is the primary
00:34:15.040
indicator for academic achievement. So if you want the children to achieve academically,
00:34:21.340
you need the parents involved. And our schools took a different approach. And they said, we don't want
00:34:26.180
parents involved. We want parents to butt the heck out, which means that they're not interested in
00:34:31.360
academic achievement for the child. And that's dangerous.
00:34:34.300
Sam, give me that one again. I need everybody to hear this when we do this clip.
00:34:38.340
No matter what your socioeconomic are, no matter, you know, people say it's all about class and
00:34:44.360
money, middle class, everything like that, even the working poor, the strongest indicator of children's
00:34:51.640
achievement in school, regardless of their economic background, is parents' direct involvement in their
00:34:57.920
education. Is that correct? Yes, absolutely. And I'll add another one. Children who are home-educated
00:35:04.400
achieve better than children who are schooled. And that is regardless of their parents' level of
00:35:11.160
education, which is like shocker, right? Because you think you need to be really clever to teach kids.
00:35:18.320
Apparently, not so much. Kids learn automatically.
00:35:22.420
Hey, Sam, Dave Bratt, Liberty University, spent my whole life in education. I get really frustrated.
00:35:28.600
You've spent your whole life fighting. Every politician, you know, some have had some success over the
00:35:33.220
past couple of years with the Parents Initiatives Northern Virginia. But really, we don't have
00:35:38.460
leverage. How do we achieve that leverage to put the fear of God into our legislators so that they
00:35:43.780
really care about, you know, there's shocking statistics of 12 percent literacy rates for third
00:35:49.680
graders in Chicago. And they have politicians to say we love the kids, but it's not a sexy topic.
00:35:56.320
How do we get this topic in the minds of our politicians to get it right? It's not more money.
00:36:01.620
We're spending plenty of money. How do we make it happen? And where do people go to get you and
00:36:07.360
Yeah, well, you can find me at sorbostudios.com. And you're right. I've been very passionate about
00:36:12.140
this for a long time. But I used to be a school supporter. I put my child, my oldest, in school,
00:36:17.260
and they were not doing a good job. How do we turn it around? We need more parental involvement.
00:36:23.460
We need parents on school boards. And we really ought to go exclusively parents on school boards.
00:36:29.040
We need the EO from the president. But also, we need new policy. We need people speaking that
00:36:35.420
family and parents are important into our culture. And we need to elevate the family again. We have
00:36:42.260
very bad lead indicators for the future. We have a very, not just the low birth rate right now,
00:36:48.680
we have a low marriage rate. That means low families. That is very dangerous. And so we need
00:36:55.000
to turn this around by either tax credits for children, for parents, obviously, with school-age
00:37:03.580
children, things like that, that will encourage parents, encourage families, and encourage that
00:37:09.940
kind of unity. Because as we know, the family is the fabric of our culture.
00:37:15.280
In 10 seconds, that's what we need. But how do you put the fear of God into our leaders,
00:37:20.620
our elected officials, to do it? They only do things when they think they're going to lose
00:37:26.020
their seat. So how do we, as Steve says, they ain't going to give you the keys. How do we take
00:37:30.480
the keys on this one? Well, okay, we need parents to band together. And parents, you know, unfortunately,
00:37:37.700
the ball is in their court. The parents have to go to school board meetings. But the first thing that
00:37:42.280
we have to do is turn around the attitude by the schools. And the way we do that is with a
00:37:47.620
presidential EO, and maybe some pardons coming down, and maybe some restitution for these parents
00:37:53.760
who have lost so much. And then we need to encourage parents to go to school board meetings
00:37:58.480
and to get involved in their schools. Because there is so much going on in the schools. There's
00:38:04.000
so much pornography in the schools that parents are completely unaware of. And it's inexcusable,
00:38:09.480
frankly. Parents, you need to be involved in the education of your children. After all,
00:38:14.220
you're the reason they're learning. Sam, one more time. In the executive order,
00:38:20.240
where does it go? Because the war room and, of course, the war room posse can help. Where do
00:38:23.880
people go to help push this? Because we agree, the executive order would get the ball rolling,
00:38:28.860
Ed Martin would get involved, etc. So how do we get the executive order? Because that's easier
00:38:33.900
than a piece of legislation. That's President Trump, you know, somebody getting in front of him
00:38:37.720
and explaining it. So how do we do that? Well, I'll tell you what, if you go to
00:38:41.700
realfreedomtalk.com, you can leave comments. We are collecting comments. And we are asking people
00:38:48.940
for their stories, because we want to represent as many parents as we possibly can for this EO.
00:38:56.560
And so if you were unduly harmed by the draconian policies, either of your school board or of your
00:39:02.680
community law enforcement, we would like to stand by you and we would like to get this done for you.
00:39:08.380
Sam, do you have social media also? Where do people go for social media for you and Kevin if
00:39:15.800
you get Kelly's? If not, we'll get Kelly back up the next couple of days. Where do people go on
00:39:19.960
social media to follow you? Yeah, well, everything is at sorbostudios.com. And I encourage people to
00:39:25.740
sign up for our newsletter. That's the best way that we stay in touch with people. But of course,
00:39:30.660
ksorbs is Kevin's Twitter. Highly recommend it. It's very funny. Mine is maybe a little bit less
00:39:36.900
funny, but it's Sam Sorbo. And also on Instagram, Sam underscore Sorbo.
00:39:43.820
Ma'am, thank you so much. Appreciate you. Appreciate the fight.
00:39:52.380
Kelly Walker also. Kelly Walker is put in prison for 100 days for sticking up for his kids.
00:39:57.540
That team is a great team over there. Japan announced today the lowest birth rates.
00:40:03.720
This is a country that is demographically in a free fall. They announced today the lowest
00:40:09.600
birth rate in the history of the country since they've been keeping track of it.
00:40:14.980
Only, I think, 700,000, 800,000 in a country the size of Japan, new babies.
00:40:22.960
This is one of the reasons. Also, Cortez and I have been going back and forth about global bond market.
00:40:27.640
The bonds, the 30s and 20s and 30s in Japan, they can't sell them.
00:40:33.880
The cover, like you want to have a depth so you can get the price you want.
00:40:37.940
The cover on the bonds is almost nothing now. Why?
00:40:41.660
People are not dumped. These problems are inextricably linked.
00:40:44.560
What she just said, late family formation in the lower birth rate here in the country is driven by one thing.
00:40:51.180
Human nature hasn't changed. People's attraction to each other hasn't changed.
00:40:54.520
Look, I realize the schools are trying to form people to be freaks, but it hasn't changed.
00:40:59.160
What's changed is that young people don't have economic opportunities.
00:41:02.920
The gals sit there and go, hey, can this guy, is he going to have steady work, right?
00:41:10.780
And the guys can't answer that because you don't know with AI coming, H-1B visas, there's a war.
00:41:15.720
If you're in the 35 and 40 years old and you're running around back in AOC in the radical Muslim socialist communist mayor of a guy running for New York,
00:41:28.120
if you're buying that, all you're doing is crushing yourself, right?
00:41:33.420
This is why populism, economic nationalism, this is why it's the only salvation.
00:41:38.500
There ain't any other way out of here, right, unless you're going to go Luigi Mangioni and you get these young kids so frustrated and their heads so twisted.
00:41:47.180
They think they've got to pick up a gun and blast away out of here, which I can tell you that ain't going to work.
00:41:55.180
And in the United States, guess when that trend started?
00:42:03.960
Federal Reserve off gold, and then that's the beginning of I got 20 other charts of all the economic turmoil, debt, the end of family formation, child formation, success of the African-American family, all of it.
00:42:23.660
So if you don't get your economics straight, people think economics and finance is boring.
00:42:30.200
If that's not stable and you don't have people making an income to buy a house and put your kids in a good school and take care of them.
00:42:38.320
This is why we try to do so much capital markets here on War Room.
00:42:58.480
Knowing that there's no readout means, hmm, maybe not good news.
00:43:03.480
If it was good news, you would have put it out right away.
00:43:06.080
Look, they think they run the deal right now, and they ain't going to be – they're not going to be, you know, hey, you Americans, yeah, we'll deal with you when we want to deal with you.
00:43:16.700
Like they said, hey, they can – any country that a government would go into Tiananmen Square and kill 40,000 or 50,000 people, not 10,000, like I said, they killed 40,000 or 50,000 that day, right?
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Gunned them down with the military and never got held accountable.
00:43:32.180
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Okay, we have two tales of one phone call that's both out now.
00:45:23.120
The Chinese, I'm going to give you the Chinese first.
00:45:24.960
She says U.S. should remove negative measures on China.
00:45:31.340
She tells Trump China has implemented the Geneva Agreement, which President Trump says they have not.
00:45:37.580
She also says it's important to spell disruptions in China-U.S. relations.
00:45:45.480
As you know, the worm's decouple, hardcore decouple.
00:45:48.960
She says U.S. should deal with Taiwan, and I quote, cautiously.
00:46:01.560
I've just concluded a very good phone call with President Xi of China discussing some of the intricacies of a recently made and agreed-to trade deal.
00:46:08.940
The call lasted approximately one and a half hours and resulted in a very positive conclusion for both countries.
00:46:13.820
There should be no longer any questions respecting the complexity of rare-earth products.
00:46:18.760
That means the magnets and the ball bearings were somehow talked about.
00:46:24.460
Our respective teams will be meeting shortly at a location to be determined.
00:46:28.480
We were resembled with Secretary of Treasury Scott Besson, Commerce Secretary Lutnik, United States Trade Rep, Ambassador Greer.
00:46:34.740
During the conversation, President Xi graciously invited the First Lady and me to visit China,
00:46:39.780
and I reciprocated President Trump invited here to the United States.
00:46:43.360
As presidents of two great nations, this is something that we both look forward to doing.
00:46:47.480
The conversation was focused almost entirely on trade.
00:46:54.320
Nothing was discussed concerning Russia, Ukraine, or Iran.
00:47:00.560
We will inform the media as to scheduling and location of the soon-to-be meeting.
00:47:06.240
Thank you for your attention in this matter, President Trump.
00:47:12.640
Chinese not shy about putting out, hey, he says we did what happened in Geneva with Besson and these guys.
00:47:21.820
The issues about the rare earth, folks should understand, that's a big deal,
00:47:25.640
particularly these magnets and, I think, ball bearings, the processing of this.
00:47:29.660
So somehow that's getting in there, some discussion.
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And, you know, just put yourself in the president's seat, right?
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When it comes to his ball bearings and our security, we have to reveal, because we're a transparent country
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and we're honest, good people, our weaknesses up front, because our people have a say in this government.
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Can you imagine the leverage we have on them that we don't know about?
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They're in a way worse position than we are, right?
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And so this shows you the humanity of President Trump.
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He's thinking through this, right, strategically, but he's also got small business people in mind.
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Xi has no – he could care less about humanity, right?
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If they get crushed for some years due to trade and whatever, we have total leverage over them right now.
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But the processing of rare earths – and it's very messy, and this is why the environmentalists – and essentially, I think there was a company in Ohio,
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and I don't know how CFIUS approved this, but years ago, I think 10 years ago, the Chinese thinking downrange, as they always do, the CCP,
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purchased basically the processing and took it apart and shipped it to China.
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So the processing part, I think it was in Ohio, was a company – and they bought it for under a billion dollars.
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That company is one of the most strategic assets they have because this is where they get the magnets.
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And people should understand, there are manufacturing companies, they're sitting there going, hey, unless I get these things, we may be shutting down two or three lines here.
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So you're in favor of long-term strategic thinking and all the brilliant points I was making about that.
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Ron Johnson will tell you, no, you are over that.
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Dude, you're a guy – let me just reiterate for Dave Bradt.
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He's the only person in the history of this nation, of this republic, that defeated a sitting majority leader in a primary
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and beat the guy by 10 points with 10 bucks, right?
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With Julia Hahn, Laura Ingraham, and Breitbart.
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In doing that, when you went to Capitol Hill, they wouldn't let him go to the congressional room where you eat lunch.
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The lunchroom, they told him the first day he's got his tray and old Dave Bradt's sitting there.
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And then Dave Bradt goes up, hey, everybody's getting committee assignments.
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They go, no, no, no, you don't have to raise any.
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So you're sitting there telling me you're going to walk up and, hey, let's get a strategic plan.
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Yeah, and believe it or not, we actually had a vision statement on paper in Virginia, the Virginia Republican creed, which no one follows, right?
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And all those guys, the 100 blobules I'm talking about in our conference, they're all going to go out and give speeches right now.
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You don't have to be throwing it down all day and toxic.
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You can just tell the speaker in advance when you come in, I'm not voting for a deficit.
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Next hour, Senator Josh Hawley is going to join us.
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He's all over about the tax credits, what's got to happen with Medicaid.
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He's also talking about how we make this budget work.
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Also Raheem, Rick Grinnell, Ambassador Grinnell.
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If you haven't gotten this so far in the discussion and everything's going online,
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the federal government's going to be looking for every penny they got.
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In fact, the fight between Scott Besson and Elon, it came from obviously the start when Elon pushed Lutnick over Besson.
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And Scott's saying, look, we need every penny we can get because we got this thing called the deficit and the debt.
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