00:00:45.720Earlier, during a demonstration here at City Hall, the mayor was accused of being a traitor to Palestinian causes,
00:00:52.240as well as the conditions there during the war that followed the Hamas assault.
00:00:56.680how he's come under fire for a statement he made on social media involving the anniversary of the
00:01:03.260attacks. He called them painful, but went on to write and accuse Israel of genocide and then
00:01:09.600slammed the U.S. of being complicit in what he called apartheid in Gaza. So the world is on alert
00:01:15.720of a suspected plague in Russia. A researcher at the country's plague institute has died and now
00:01:20.600there are reports of a second possible death related to the disease. The WHO director giving
00:01:25.380this update yesterday. We don't yet have the full picture of this event and we are not able
00:01:32.560to conduct a full risk assessment. President Trump spoke at a rally alongside GOP Senate
00:01:39.520candidate Ken Paxton in San Antonio. Trump was forced to stop his speech several times because
00:01:44.480of interruptions from the crowd. We saw at least 12 protesters escorted out of the venue, some of
00:01:49.260them in handcuffs. Meanwhile, the president acknowledged the race could end up determining
00:01:53.140controlled the Senate and spent the night encouraging Republicans to get out and vote.
00:01:58.320Texans who have led this country in a very good direction, we are prosperous,
00:02:03.360we are free, but we have a choice right now. Are we going to accept tyranny or do we going to keep
00:02:09.940our freedom? A pair of deep red states for President Trump and his party just ahead of
00:02:14.820the midterms. In Ohio, a state the president won by 11 points in 2024. Democrat Sherrod Brown has
00:02:21.920a six-point lead in the race for the Senate against the Republican incumbent John Husted.
00:02:27.160This would be a flip. In Iowa, another state the president won by double digits. No clear leader
00:02:34.120between Republican Ashley Hinson and Democrat Josh Turek, but again, the fact that's even close
00:02:39.340tells the story. After a nearly year-long deployment, this morning some 5,000 service
00:02:44.520members aboard the USS Lincoln are now just hours away from all being home. Arriving today in San
00:02:50.940Diego. The massive carrier endured a record 286 days without a port call. The Lincoln playing a
00:02:57.540critical role in the war against Iran, although the extended mission drawing concerns over strained
00:03:02.580resources and low morale. Well, ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of
00:03:09.160Human Events Daily. We're here live, real America's voice. Today is October 8th, 2026,
00:03:16.580Anno Domine. So obviously you guys saw there and of course on social media that yesterday
00:03:22.760we did have the ability to visit the USS Abraham Lincoln off the coast of California to welcome
00:03:31.720home the troops. Welcome home our sailors, our brave sailors, our honorable sailors who put
00:03:39.400themselves in harm's way for our nation. And regardless of anyone's ideas or anyone's
00:03:46.700opinions, concerns, one way or the other, on the Iran war, one way or the other, one
00:03:52.840thing that we should all agree on is that our troops, our sailors, all deserve our support.
00:03:59.420And we have both had Navy and Marine Corps on the ship that we were able to meet yesterday.
00:04:04.300And, yes, they're very, very proud to have us there.
00:04:07.900And, honestly, you know, I just tried to do the best I could for myself and for the RAV crew that got us all the way out there safely, returned home safely, including—and just so Rob Sig knows, yes, we brought home all the equipment safely as well.
00:04:22.660Got to do some shots from the deck of the carrier at sea thanks to Starlink.
00:04:27.240So shout out to Elon Musk on that, as well as a sit down interview, I should say stand
00:04:32.640up interview, because we're literally on the flight deck with Secretary Hegseth, which
00:04:37.520we're going to run in just a few moments.
00:04:39.320Also, huge news back in Washington, D.C. earlier this morning when J.D. Vance, on the heels
00:04:47.360of our interview last week, where he called for the ending of the H-1B program, that Vice
00:04:53.500President Vance has just announced a new initiative from the administration that they are cutting off
00:04:58.740Microsoft, Cognizant, Adobe, and a number of other tech firms from the program that's known as the
00:05:06.380PERM program. And what did that, what did that entail? Oh, it allowed H1B IT workers to be able
00:05:13.800to come in on that work visa and then receive a green card at the end of their employment. They
00:05:21.360were importing foreign workers to replace American workers. And the Trump administration has just
00:05:28.700cut off that H-1B to green card IT scammer pipeline. And I want to commend, of course,1.00
00:05:37.040the entire work there, the Department of Labor, the vice president, you see Stephen Miller,
00:05:40.400there's no question that he's going to be there and involved in this as well. This directly
00:05:44.900affects the top of the funnel for the H-1Bs to be able to come into this country for these IT0.82
00:05:50.380scammers to be able to come in and undercut. That's what they were doing. They were undercutting0.94
00:05:55.320the salaries of American workers. They were undercutting our wages. They were undercutting
00:06:01.000our ability to go out there and actually compete in the workforce. And folks, this is what it's
00:06:07.640all about. Seeing actual legislative and executive action from the government, which we know can be
00:06:14.980directly tied to the work that we do here on Real America's Voice, to the work that we do on
00:06:20.980human events daily, day in and day out, to the work that the War Room and the War Room Posse
00:06:25.800does every day, and the work of all of you, of the grassroots of the American people that so
00:06:31.060many others forget. Now you see Vice President Vance up there signing it, making it official.
00:06:37.600But without further ado, I do want to take you back to the deck of the USS Abraham Lincoln.
00:06:45.320Again, we're very honored to be able to participate in their final day at sea, I believe 321 days at sea.
00:06:52.680I'm honored to be here with the Secretary of War, Pete Egseth, to welcome back USS Abraham Lincoln, CVN 72.
00:07:01.140Secretary Egseth, tell us why it was so important to you to come out here and make this personal visit.
00:07:06.680First of all, it's just a historic moment.
00:07:15.480And also, we want to correct the record.
00:07:17.460Like these men and women that on this historic mission deserve to have the real story told
00:07:21.340of what the Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group did at Epic Fury and in the blockade.
00:07:25.520And when you talk to them, they're beaming with pride.
00:07:27.880You saw it in the faces of these sailors and Marines.
00:07:29.980what they accomplished was truly historic from the number of sorties to number of bombs dropped
00:07:35.620to the ironclad blockade to no flight mishaps look at this flight deck they did hundreds of
00:07:42.020hours you could see the deck has had a little use we had a little use no no flight mishaps
00:07:47.340no casualties like it i mean no other military could do what we did and yet somehow for some
00:07:53.820reason not for some reason you know why there are members of our media who hate the president more
00:07:57.740and they love the country, and so they want to take anything they can to try to disparage him
00:08:01.620or any effort he undertakes. And they tried to make the Lincoln a symbol, a symbol of dysfunction
00:08:06.280or a symbol of failure or a symbol of low morale. As usual, it's the exact opposite.
00:08:12.480And that's why we came out here to correct that record, to showcase and highlight. I said it to
00:08:18.540the group, I thank almighty God for such Americas. These 18, 20, 22-year-olds, some of them their
00:08:23.980first deployment, combat deployment, extended twice, which I never take those things lightly
00:08:30.400in our office. You're looking at that orders book and you're saying, man, I know these guys
00:08:34.400were planning to be home, but we needed them in the mission. They delivered when we needed them.
00:08:39.300Iran will never get a nuclear weapon. So we were proud to be here to hand them the presidential
00:08:43.740unit citation, which is the Navy cross of unit metal. It's a huge deal. It's a for folks that
00:08:48.560don't know Navy. That's a huge deal. Big, big deal. And we don't give it out lightly. They
00:08:53.560earned it. And we're proud to be here to give it to him. And one thing I've been saying in the
00:08:57.120coverage, too, is even if you're out there, you're someone who, you know, regardless of where you
00:09:01.240stand on the mission, on the particular war, on the deployment, that something we should hopefully
00:09:06.460all agree on is that we honor the service of the troops. Yeah, you think. But on one side of the
00:09:11.880aisle, it doesn't work that way. Again, I said they hate they hate the president more than they
00:09:16.080love the country. And so they're willing to use the troops as pawns, give away their positions
00:09:21.420on the battlefield, base locations, ship morale, fake stories, photos posted, anonymous sources.
00:09:29.440It doesn't mean it wasn't difficult. It doesn't mean it wasn't challenging.
00:09:32.480But let's look. I mean, we were just talking to the commanding officer, even about the galley,
00:09:35.700what it takes to feed 14,000 meals a day in a contested environment of high seas and contested
00:09:42.340logistics. Like what they did was simply historic and amazing. And yet one side wants to point it
00:09:48.480at it as if it's some sort of a failure uh i ultimately i should i should by the way mention
00:09:54.000that before you came out i did hop up when everybody was was waiting and i said hey guys
00:09:59.100just so you know lobsters and steaks on the secretary when we pull into port so i'm just
00:10:04.540just just so you know thank you for mentioning that do you remember when we took a bunch of
00:10:08.220heat because apparently we spent a bunch of money on lobsters and steak for the troops
00:10:11.600and then it was the other so thank you i i i would assume that's what they'll be created now you're
00:10:16.160on the hook with that, by the way. No, but so on that point, though, on that point, and
00:10:20.180what do you say to the folks who look at this and they say, well, wait a minute, you know,
00:10:24.880almost a full year at sea, almost 11 months, the 40 days of combat missions, all those sorties,
00:10:30.920all the operations. Are we looking at an endpoint to the Iran war, to Operation Epic Fury? How are
00:10:37.760we moving from the combat operations to the blockade? What is the commander's desire to
00:10:42.520end state? And are we getting close to it? Well, the end state, the president's been clear about
00:10:45.640from the beginning, Iran will never have a nuclear weapon. And they were given an opportunity to give
00:10:50.840it away peacefully. Midnight Hammer buried those sites. Their ambitions never stopped. Their
00:10:55.300conventional umbrella grew. So the president took decisive action with Epic Fury. Ultimately,
00:11:01.480he's given them every opportunity to do so at the table. They thought they have leverage in
00:11:06.720the Strait of Hormuz. We took it away. They don't. We control the Strait of Hormuz.
00:11:09.980And so think of all that, that all that took place within nine months. And that's not to discount. If you start the epic fury to today, that's not to discount that. That's American lives. That's American investment. That's all of those things.
00:11:22.820But as the president does, compare that to the Iraq war, the war in Afghanistan, Vietnam and others that went on with sort of this nebulous view of what the mission or the outcome might be.
00:11:33.740We're not trying to nation build in Iran.
00:11:35.720We're not trying to put a bunch of boots on the ground and control terrain, simply trying to say to that regime, crazy Islamist regime, you'll never have a nuclear weapon.0.91
00:11:43.940Now, will that happen the easy way or the hard way?0.92
00:11:46.940Iran gets to choose, but ultimately the president will choose.0.85
00:11:49.700And I can guarantee you, if that moment comes, it'll be swift and decisive.
00:11:54.240So this is not a president who plays games, not a president who tolerates excessive amounts of time.
00:11:59.980So he both wants peace, but he's willing to do what it takes to get there in a real way, in a historic way.0.80
00:12:07.280And in Iran with a nuclear bomb is a bad thing, not just for us, but for the whole world, most especially for us, though.0.75
00:12:12.540And he was willing to put the country first and do something about it, and we'll get a good result.0.92
00:12:15.700Now, at the same time, we when we're looking at it publicly, we've seen a lot of, I think, underreporting on the new basing posture in the Middle East, particularly Syria and Iraq.
00:12:27.280Can you talk to that a little bit? Because moving the last combat troops that are, I believe, the last troops total out of Iraq and then with the Syria drawdown, this is something that a lot of people, I think, have kind of gone without noticing.
00:12:39.600Yeah. Well, Jack, you know, good news stories like that don't make for headlines in the so-called mainstream press.
00:12:46.480So the legacy press, the fake news press, has mostly ignored what was, again, another Herculean effort in Syria and Iraq.
00:12:52.960The president ordered us to get out, to reduce our footprint in the Middle East.
00:12:57.800In Syria, it went from eight bases to four to two to one.
00:13:00.760There were 7,000 ISIS prisoners that we had in custody when we took over.
00:13:04.680We moved all 7,000 over to bases in Iraq where they were taken care of.
00:13:08.680And we got every screw and every nail and every vehicle and every human out of Syria under the radar.0.64
00:13:15.340Most people didn't even know it was happening. But again, reduce the attack space, reduce the surface space.
00:13:20.120And then we made sure that ISIS wasn't reemerging in the process. Same thing in Iraq.
00:13:24.440A historic end to Operation Inherit Resolve, to the mission in Iraq. And we did it, bringing everything back.0.75
00:13:30.260Contrast that with Afghanistan. I'm sorry, folks. What Joe Biden did in Afghanistan smeared our reputation.1.00
00:13:37.780What President Trump has done in Syria and Iraq is bring every human, every vehicle, every aircraft, every part of those bases back with us while ensuring that detainees are passed over to others that will hold them still.
00:13:50.860Again, it's a demonstration of competency.
00:13:53.960It's a demonstration of a vision of where he wants to go.0.68
00:13:56.580And it gives us even more options in the region going forward, either with ISIS or to counter Iran.
00:14:02.380Well, and at the same time, it also is kind of gives, I think, some air cover to this idea that we hear in Washington all the time about, you know, it started with Obama.
00:14:12.060He claimed we were going to pivot to Asia. We never did this. I'm really more of a China guy by trade.
00:14:17.220And so that's always been one of the things that we've been looking towards is are we ever going to be able to really get that forced posture lay down with a real pivot to Asia?
00:14:25.780So to your point, will freeing up resources, and I get those are mostly ground resources, but writ large, will that be able to allow the department then to be able to reallocate resources to the H-Pacific?
00:14:44.240So our budget this year accounts for 5% increase in end strength, 50,000 to 60,000 new troops.
00:14:49.320That's why we're building a great new American base at home also.
00:14:52.340I was just with the Marines this morning where they were talking all about First Island Chain,
00:14:56.420Second Island Chain, Pacific. If you look at my visits, a lot of them have been out to PACOM.
00:15:01.360We're building out the alliance structure and others to create more dilemmas as well to ensure
00:15:05.500that we deter any military action or change in the status quo out in the Pacific. So
00:15:10.660anybody who thinks we haven't been focused there isn't paying attention or they want to
00:15:15.760follow the shiny objects. President Trump expects us to be able to do multiple things at once.
00:15:20.360we're bringing the focus back on the hemisphere which is shores up our backyard which previous
00:15:24.780administrations ignored and they allowed foreign powers to gain influence on our hemisphere we're
00:15:29.220changing that whole dynamic we're looking at our posture in europe to make sure europe can actually
00:15:32.940step up we've changed our basing posture in the middle east while also taking iran on and their
00:15:38.020nuclear ambitions and we're also making sure that every piece of combat power necessary to deter a
00:15:42.640change in the status quo at pay comp is is there in 27 in 28 and 29 and we're very focused on a
00:15:49.200reconciliation package also of $350 billion, which we believe will get passed in the coming months,
00:15:57.200which will be key to making sure we have the capabilities we need on that front as well.
00:16:00.480Now, you mentioned staffing up, fleeting up, recruiting. One of the things, and more of a
00:16:06.760political question, I know in a sense, but I won't ask you to go there in your official capacity.
00:16:11.620The idea, though, that young people in America, particularly young men,
00:16:16.840There's a lot when you look at the polls, there's a lot of dissatisfaction.
00:16:19.920There's people say, hey, you know, this is what I wanted out of the administration.
00:16:23.660This is what I wanted out of the country. It feels like the system is against me.
00:16:26.900It feels like in some cases there's even politicians who are against me on both sides of the aisle and almost like a demonization campaign of young men out there.
00:16:37.160So not to tie it directly to the midterms, but what would your message be to those young men who feel like the system is against them?0.69
00:16:46.060I had no idea you'd say that, by the way.
00:16:48.340I mean, what a big surprise that young men were not interested in joining the Defense Department when the advertisements were about my two mommies.
00:16:56.680You know, I mean, what you've seen is a very different ethos.
00:17:00.200It's, you know, gender neutral, merit based, colorblind.
00:17:08.540We're going to empower you in that process.
00:17:10.520So as we grow that force, we've seen the enthusiasm.
00:17:12.940I mean, a historic surge in recruitment. And an interesting part of it is most, at least initially, the recruits were getting in were two to three years older than normal.
00:17:23.420It's because a lot of them had said, I don't want to join what Joe Biden's doing with that social experiment.
00:17:28.260Almost like something happened about two, three years ago.
00:17:30.480Like, you know, and like November of 2024, they saw a new president that might actually get back to basics.
00:17:36.840Another interesting kid, but I don't know if we've ever said this publicly.
00:17:39.520Under the Biden administration, there's one hour of television that they advertised the most on.
00:17:46.520What hour of network television do you think the Biden administration spent the most ad dollars on for the Defense Department or for Sears?
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00:31:59.060major news there i want to get on we have rich barris uh the people's pundit i want to get him
00:32:04.280on here rich how are you living the dream brother how you doing my friend i'm doing well so rich
00:32:09.940let me ask you something just off the dome so we just broke the news here of course that uh that
00:32:14.960the major hassan execution will be public that is something the secretary hegseth said to us
00:32:20.560here on human events daily exclusively just a few moments ago rich uh this story is it's it's about
00:32:27.900the united states but it's also about texas i mean is this something number one let me get your
00:32:32.680response to uh just that that uh that breaking news but then also its potential effect on the
00:32:39.400senate race i just want to first i just want to thank uh secretary p and then uh sean for coming
00:32:45.880through on this jack i mean this has been way too long it's a national disgrace that it takes
00:32:52.880forever to punish somebody, uh, a court in accordance with the law who pulls, who pulls
00:32:58.100something like this is a betrayal of the highest order, uh, for, for people who may be young and
00:33:03.560don't remember this, or, I mean, this was a member of the U S armed services wearing a uniform, Jack
00:33:10.160who then turned his fire on his own. And it's, it was a horrible time in our country. And this
00:33:17.100should have been taken care of a long time ago. And honestly, for those of us who have been around
00:33:21.000for as long as we have watching the trump movement this is exactly the kind of promise that donald
00:33:25.860trump you know made to the country you know he said we will not be laughed at anymore we will
00:33:30.480punish people who deserve to be punished like this and during the obama era it was it was dark
00:33:36.880and demoralizing that people would do things like this and uh we almost got to a place where we
00:33:42.600didn't even expect jack we didn't even expect rich remember anything about it the demoralization
00:33:48.040was the point. This is, this is the unhumans. This is the unhumans thesis that we say over
00:33:53.940and over and over. They weren't demoralizing us accidentally. They were demoralizing us
00:33:59.180on purpose. They wanted us to feel demoralized because they wanted to lower our morale. That's
00:34:06.040what the demoralization campaign does that when you're running intelligence operations,
00:34:10.300which, you know, I may or may not know, I can neither confirm nor deny that I know anything
00:34:14.300about. What you want to do is lower your enemy's morale. And by doing so, that's the way you run
00:34:22.300that to say, well, you know, that's when you start coming in. Well, you know, I don't know.
00:34:27.040It's, you know, he had a rough childhood and his mom didn't hug him enough and all this and that
00:34:33.640and playing this stuff up. And I love, by the way, you know, I was, you know, I was just doing the
00:34:39.120interview and I said, you know, did he have any, you know, final demands that he asked to speak
00:34:43.600to the president or anything like that? Any final requests? And, and Hexeth just says,
00:34:47.560I don't care. I don't care. We'll see him on ice cold. I don't care. We'll see him on December 3rd.
00:34:54.800Just ice cold. I mean, I don't, I don't even want to, I don't even want to repeat my thoughts when
00:34:59.820I heard you ask that question because I, I had some final requests for him. I mean, Jack, you
00:35:04.780know, when you're conducting, you know, when you're conducting one of these interviews, it's,
00:35:10.220it's, you know, when you're talking about something like that, it seemed to me, you know,0.88
00:35:14.280like an obvious question to ask, you know, is he requesting for an imam to come in? Does he,
00:35:18.820does he want to, you know, have a special copy of the Quran? Like that's, that's the kind of
00:35:22.840thing I was thinking maybe would be, you know, would come up and just ice cold response,
00:35:29.920perfect pitch, perfect response from the secretary there. And Rich, so I would go so far as to say,
00:35:37.720And and we'll talk the politics of it in a second. But this is actually a re moralization for the United States of America to know that we're the type of country that if you commit an act like this on our soil, that you yourself will be executed in the same way on the same soil.
00:36:00.360guys we could have an honest debate over the wisdom of ed snowden's decision we could have
00:36:07.660an honest debate over the wisdom of bradley manning's decision uh you know this is different
00:36:12.780okay i don't care how upset you were about u.s foreign policy which i criticize all the time
00:36:18.180which you criticize all the time this is something very different and as two veterans sitting here
00:36:22.760talking this man put on a uniform jack he put on a uniform and then turned his fire on his fellow
00:36:29.420service men and women that's beyond unforgivable and if there's a death penalty good for anything
00:36:35.600this is the kind of case this is a no-brainer but you're right it is and i would even go so far as
00:36:41.120to say you know ken you may ken out in texas you may want to remind everybody about what it was
00:36:46.440like especially in texas where this you know obviously is ford we used to call him the ford
00:36:50.260but we should probably take this moment to remind everybody maybe some of the voters are on the fence
00:36:56.240in texas whether they want to vote or not um that this you know that this is the difference okay
00:37:02.020is uh upset as you may be this is the difference what come on are you kidding and just rich and
00:37:10.080and and by the way so so you flip it around right now now imagine that that you you've got a
00:37:17.100situation where where ken paxton comes in and says and congratulates um you know the administration
00:37:23.500on this says that, you know, as the attorney general of Texas, that he'll personally attend,
00:37:28.620et cetera, et cetera, make the campaign about this, make Tallarico have to respond, who,
00:37:36.160by the way, and the president just posted this right before we wanted to air today, that Tallarico
00:37:40.120hasn't even been seen in 12 days. Make him say, make him respond to this and say that he's on
00:37:46.580the side of Major Hassan. Make him come out and support Major Hassan. And by the way, you know
00:37:52.120what? If you're Mike Rogers up in Michigan, make El Saeed have to respond. Make Abdul El Saeed have
00:37:59.900to respond on this. Make everyone have to respond. Make the entire campaign. So Rich, you and I were
00:38:06.660talking about how the Supreme Court potentially protecting the Alito seat is obviously a great0.81
00:38:12.140way to nationalize the race. Here's another one. The remoralization of the American people.0.87
00:38:18.260do you back the public execution of major hassan yes or no yeah and bottom line here america you're
00:38:27.220not i mean it is what it is if you if you elected democrats in november you think that's going to
00:38:31.620help you at the pump it's not these are the questions that really at the final thoughts
00:38:35.620if you're really undecided or you're undecided about whether you even want to vote these are
00:38:39.580the questions that republicans should be asking voters in these final weeks because you know the
00:38:43.980the die is already kind of cast with the rest of that stuff jack it is let's just face it in 2018
00:38:49.240when republicans were facing headwinds they were able to put up the best performance for an
00:38:54.360incumbent first term midterm uh that we had seen since jfk if they would have won one more seat
00:38:59.960and eked it out in arizona you'd have to go back to fdr to see when they put up that that good of
00:39:05.360a performance for a first term incumbent midterm in the u.s senate in the house it was average loss
00:39:10.140right, that we have seen in the modern era. But this time around, these two issues are ones that
00:39:16.400can again, like they did in 18, effectively use them to say, well, wait a minute, the Senate is
00:39:21.380a little bit more consequential. You can have Justice Alito retiring. You could have, by the
00:39:25.660way, a ton of senators who want to open up stupid investigations into how this execution was carried1.00
00:39:30.620out. Let me just paint a picture for everybody if Democrats take back both chambers, okay?0.99
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00:42:48.140throw up that shot again. I believe, if that's what I'm looking at, of the USS Lincoln today,
00:42:52.860Look at them. Look at them, folks. Look at them there. The Cracker Jack Parade. The ice cream suits are out. That is the USS Abraham Lincoln pulling into home port San Diego after over 320, just under 11 months at sea, 11 months underway.
00:43:14.260to the men and women of the lincoln you have my permission to lay ashore lay ashore just absolutely
00:43:24.540incredible i'm incredibly welcome aboard and i'm incredible to be able to finally watch them lay
00:43:29.220ashore it's just it's such a moving moment it's it's the homecoming it's incredible to see and
00:43:35.880i'm just i'm really glad that all those good guys and girls that i got to meet yesterday are able to
00:43:40.480be with their loved ones now today going to go back we've got rich barris rich so you know we're
00:43:46.340talking about this you know the return of the lincoln we're talking about pete hegseth this uh
00:43:51.440this order for the public execution of major hassan and we already have people you know asking
00:43:58.120questions is it like public tv public or public just their witnesses etc i'm sure we're going to
00:44:03.640get all the details out and i'm also sure that uh that rav is going to do everything we can to make
00:44:09.940sure that we are going to be able to cover that with our pool feed. And I'm certainly, if, if,
00:44:15.100if available, I would absolutely volunteer to go there. I'm happy to volunteer for other things,
00:44:20.880by the way, that they have as well. But Rich, when it comes down to it, I might go with this.
00:44:25.820I'm not kidding. Exactly. Right. This is what separates at a very deep level. This is what
00:44:30.840separates conservatives and liberals, isn't it? It is. And this is, I mean, I was trying to make
00:44:37.020this point before which is that you know why would we want to make them respond because they're very
00:44:42.380good at hiding they're especially when they're in an opposition position like they are going into
00:44:47.300this midterm you might notice they haven't espoused anything that they're for have you heard
00:44:51.660democrats run on anything that they are for or what they believe in this is an issue where it
00:44:56.820really can expose that there is an enormous gulf and you know again it's not just texas the mike
00:45:03.320Rogers campaign in Michigan, this is another great example of that, where somewhere along the
00:45:09.700line, when you and I were young, we all just had the same idea of where we all wanted America to
00:45:15.100end up or what we wanted for it. We just had very different, slightly even, different visions on how
00:45:21.040we thought the best way, you know, the best path forward to take to get to that place. Well, that's
00:45:26.320not the case anymore. The left just views things very differently. It's by definition, it's not an
00:45:32.900insult. By definition, it's not American. It's antithesis of Americanism. And they are doing a0.90
00:45:41.440very good job of hiding it. And this is a great issue to expose what I'm talking about, which is
00:45:48.620that, let's face it, they will defend this guy's right to what? Sitting in jail for the rest of
00:45:54.660his life and be treated like a pampered little prince instead of getting what the law demands
00:46:01.380that you know he gets for this punishment most americans and we you know we deal with this with
00:46:06.540the death penalty debate all the time with the left right and we've seen supreme court decisions
00:46:11.480scalia was amazing at writing this you know you guys just keep coming at this the public sticks
00:46:17.060with it all of these years and it's because once in a while a case like this will come and and it's
00:46:24.060like well if there is any case where the death penalty or capital punishment is appropriate
00:46:29.260well this would be it or you may hear in this in in the civilian world where there's a serial
00:46:35.420rapist murderer or something or a child rapist murderer and you think okay we got him if there's
00:46:40.540any case where this is applicable this is it the left doesn't believe that they don't and they0.97
00:46:46.640don't even first of all they don't even believe in the criminalization of some of these acts
00:46:50.240let's get real i mean they they believe in basically rehabilitating everything which is
00:46:56.220I wish in a perfect world could be possible, but you're not rehabilitating that man's hatred.
00:47:01.280You're not rehabilitating the sick desires of twisted, deluded people who are broken, permanently broken.
00:47:08.080And the law gives us a way for society to handle this.
00:47:15.140So make Democrats explain why it is or what contempt they have so much so in their heart for America that something like this does not require the death penalty.