PRESIDENT TRUMP'S GRAND GEOPOLITICAL STRATEGY AND THE RELEASE OF THE JFK FILES
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Trump's big call with Putin, Ukraine, Iran, China, and much more! Jack Posobiec breaks it all down and explains why it's so important to understand where President Trump is going with all of this.
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A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran.
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This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posobiec.
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Both presidents covered a lot of ground from the future of bilateral relationships,
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keeping, you know, stabilizing the region to solving this problem in Ukraine.
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Vladimir Putin agreed to a ceasefire immediately on energy and infrastructure.
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Well, you have a situation where you have a lot of guns pointing at each other, foolishly,
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because it would have never happened if I were president.
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That was not a war that was supposed to happen.
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They are nicely encircled, and that's not good.
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There could be if you end up in World War III over this, which is so ridiculous.
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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily here live, Washington, D.C.
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Let's give it up for St. Joseph a little bit today.
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God bless him, the protector of the holy family.
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Folks, strap in because we're talking big stuff.
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Understand where President Trump is going with all of this.
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He had the call with Putin yesterday, which happened during the program.
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And President Trump's strategy here is absolutely brilliant.
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He mentioned this, by the way, on his interview last night with Laura Ingram.
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But it's all about breaking apart this alliance, this military and economic alliance that's been built between China and Russia.
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And in fact, President Trump used the exact phrase that we use here all the time on Human Events Daily.
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The Russian Empire and the Chinese Empire, that these are two natural rivals.
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You can talk about how the CCP – I've gone for – go listen to the China files.
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You can see where I've talked about how the CCP is, in effect, a new dynasty in China and how Xi is, of course, the Red Emperor.
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You need to understand what President Trump's strategy is here.
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Because from Ukraine, the war there, to China, even the Middle East, by the way, because everyone wants to talk about the Houthis.
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Everyone wants to talk about the Red Sea, the strikes, the understanding of the need for naval lines of communication.
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That's why President Trump is working on this strategy.
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And President Trump exactly declared that last night.
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But these people on air, these reporters, these interviewers, they don't see the big picture.
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They view the world through headlines and gotcha moments.
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Their feeble minds cannot grasp the grand geopolitical strategy that is now emanating from the White House and from President Trump's own understanding of world history, world politics.
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We don't want to get embroiled in a third world war, either with Russia or China, and certainly not with both of them.
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So what's the way through diplomacy, through phone calls, through discussion, through meetings, through experts sitting down together in Riyadh and Jeddah and Saudi Arabia, third party negotiators?
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He's putting it on a master class on full display.
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China is the land empire that Mackinder warned about.
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He understands the Black Sea is the tectonic plate fissure point of the East and West.
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And that's why he's laser focused on rebalancing this entire situation towards us.
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So we're going back to this understanding of President Trump's grand strategy.
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McKinder warned of the power of having a land empire that stretches from Beijing all the
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And as it turns out, that's exactly what happened at the end of the Cold War.
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The communists were given the entire land mass from Berlin to Beijing and, of course,
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That created the Cold War, which required the first Sino-Soviet split.
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That was Kissinger and, of course, executed by President Richard Nixon.
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Well, someone who certainly understands the history of that time and the geopolitical machinations
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And this is our next guest, political strategist Roger Stone.
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One of the great failures of Joe Biden and his foreign policy was to drive the Russians and
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They have a long common border and a long history of distrust.
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In fact, at one point, Russian forces killed several hundred thousand Chinese.
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We have managed to drive them together, and therein lies the great danger.
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So following in the steps of Nixon, who was a brilliant geopolitical strategist, Dr. Kissinger
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actually carrying out the grand plan of Richard Nixon, it's important to note that Nixon reaches
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out to China at a time that China is a dirt-poor, agrarian society with no technology.
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The rural areas of China do not have electricity.
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There is no way for President Nixon to see that 30 years later, Bill Clinton would give the
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And at the same time, in a scandal for which he actually should have been impeached rather
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than the Lewinsky affair, he sells the Chinese our most secret missile targeting technology
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It is those two acts that make China the danger it is to this country today, the wealthy and
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Trump is now, I think, correctly on a course to try to drive a wedge between them.
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We have a common enemy with the Russians in radical Islam, for example.
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So I think Trump's strategy here is exactly the right.
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And of course, he mentioned, we've been sitting here for weeks, and he mentions it very briefly
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in his interview last night with Laura Ingram, talking about wanting to push China and Russia
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And in fact, he says that China and Russia have been getting together since the Obama administration
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and through these new policies that began to be pursued towards the end of his administration.
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The Maidan revolution was absolutely fomented and pushed and propagated by the Obama administration.
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And that is something that, of course, the Russians took as a direct impact on them.
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They saw it as the direct path towards a threat to Moscow.
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Victoria Nuland, of course, and Hillary Clinton and others at the time have said that their
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eventual goal with all of this was regime change in Moscow.
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So if Moscow views a threat from the West, what are they going to do?
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And that's really been the situation since about 2014.
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And you can hear this, by the way, from the Russian side as well.
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Lavrov and his meetings, their foreign minister, he's discussed this as saying, look, we understand
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that President Trump wants an opening with us, but we have an issue because you guys change
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your presidents every four years and sometimes you change your government every two years.
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So the bigger question for us is how can we actually put together a situation where there's
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And there's a piece out in semaphore behind the scenes that there's some reporting coming
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out that the Russians are requesting assurances through legitimization at the United Nations
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to be able to get some of this in black letter law.
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I think the Russians do want to work with us and they do want to work with President Trump.
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But, Roger, isn't isn't peace the greatest prize of all?
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And I understand, you know, I say this is someone of of Polish descent.
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You know, I understand there's all sorts of issues that we can always bring up.
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There is no greater title that can be bestowed on a world leader than that of peacemaker.
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And the false narrative of the Biden-Obama left that this war is about the territorial ambitions
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of Vladimir Putin and the Russians just ignores history.
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We are in violation, once again, of the Budapest memorandum signed at the time that the Russians
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agreed to the reunification of East and West Germany, in which we agreed not to push Ukraine
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into NATO, which is really defined as not putting missiles aimed at Russia on Russia's border
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It's not different than the situation in our country in 1962, when Nikita Khrushchev put Russian
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And President Kennedy did not react well to that, nor did the American people.
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So this is reaffirmed again in the Minsk Accords.
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And we're in violation of both of those agreements.
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They don't seem to matter to the Biden administration.
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Victoria Nuland is the architect of this disaster.
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Yet there's one thing that can be said about the American left.
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It doesn't matter how discredited, disproved, or debunked any of their narratives are.
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Just wait a few weeks and they'll be back recycling them yet again.
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And you have these individuals who just can't seem to quite figure it out.
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They can't seem to get off of those tracks because really, when it comes down to it, they're
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the ones who aren't actually making these decisions.
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I always enjoy when Stephen Miller goes on television and he launches his one-man crusade to attempt
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to educate these journalists one at a time about how the American system actually works.
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I do want to ask you about this release of the JFK files, this trunch that came out yesterday.
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We'll be right back with Roger Stone here on Human Events Daily and Hour 3, The Charlie
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Yesterday, saw the release of the first trunch of new JFK files.
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These files are something that President Trump had promised on the campaign trail that he
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would be releasing, as well, by the way, as files regarding RFK.
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Today, of course, the father of the health secretary and his assassination, supposedly by Saron
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Haran, a Palestinian extremist, as well as looking at other cases, perhaps Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, and in fact, President Trump's own two assassination attempts, which took place just last year in 2024.
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Roger, we've had you on so many times talking about JFK, talking about all of these issues.
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How should we look at the new files that have come out?
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And obviously, we've only had them for a few hours at this point.
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Is there anything that rises to your level of saying that changes how I thought about a certain aspect of the situation?
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You know, Jack, I think one of the issues has always been in the JFK assassination researcher community is that people view the assassination through a particular prison.
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So, for example, the House Select Committee on Assassinations, formed in the 1970s, focused almost solely on the role of organized crime.
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And you have an official finding by that House committee that organized crime was indeed involved in the assassination of President Kennedy.
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None of that, of course, is reflected in the documents that were released yesterday.
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I have long stuck to the theory that I published in my 2013 book, The Man Who Killed Kennedy, The Case Against LBJ,
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that it was Vice President Lyndon Johnson who was at the helm of a plot that included the Central Intelligence Agency, organized crime, and Big Texas Oil,
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all of whom had their individual reasons to want to replace Jack Kennedy.
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Just pointing at the photo you have up on line right now, Johnson makes a great show of being sworn in on Air Force One.
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By law, he is automatically president at the moment that John Kennedy is declared dead.
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By the way, the community notes on X regarding this are incorrect, factually.
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This is a public relations exercise, and he insists that Jackie Kennedy stand next to him in her blood-splattered dress.
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We know, by the way, at this point she's pretty heavily sedated.
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This is to connote the authority of the U.S. government onto Johnson.
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But we know from the memoirs of several Johnson aides that Johnson's greatest fear was that Robert Kennedy, the Attorney General,
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would suspect foul play in Johnson's own involvement in that foul play.
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So each one of those entities, whether it is Lyndon Johnson, who is under investigation in two corruption investigations,
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the Billy Sol Estes investigation and the Bobby Baker investigation,
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Johnson knows he's about to be federally indicted.
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He knows he's being dropped from the 1964 ticket.
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The Central Intelligence Agency believes that Kennedy has botched the Bay of Pigs invasion.
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In fact, those men who were storming the beaches in Cuba were supposed to be afforded air cover
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from 29 Panamanian flag bombers piloted by Cuban pilots.
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That is in the original Bay of Pigs invasion plan that was born under President Eisenhower
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in a task force headed by Vice President Richard Nixon, but later approved by John Kennedy.
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Why the Central Intelligence Agency cancels the air cover for the men storming the beaches,
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well, that hasn't been revealed in any of the documents we have seen so far.
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And then, of course, there is, as I say, organized crime.
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In 1960, Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, Jack Kennedy's father, gets a $1 million contribution.
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And in return, agrees that a Kennedy Justice Department will stop the deportation proceedings
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against Carlos Marcelo, the gangster who runs the mob in Texas and Florida,
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and also Santo Tropicante, who runs the organized crime operations in Florida.
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Instead, once Robert Kennedy becomes Attorney General and Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy is incapacitated
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with a debilitating stroke, Robert Kennedy steps up the deportation proceedings against those two gangsters.
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It's a guest we've had on many times, but I want to get him back in because of all the developments lately.
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Folks, it's Dr. Ernst Rutz, the executive director of the Afrikaner Foundation in South Africa.
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Look at all of the developments that have happened since the last time we've had you on.
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You have this massive executive order from President Trump regarding South Africa and the Afrikaners,
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allowing them to declare refugee status in the United States and prioritizing them to come to the United States,
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specifically for the farmers, which most of them are, who face debilitating crackdowns from their government.
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And as well, just a few days ago, the expulsion of the South African ambassador by Marco Rubio, our secretary of state,
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because of his completely insane comments here regarding President Trump and white supremacy and all the rest of it.
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Tell me, why do you believe the administration is focusing on this so much?
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As of about a week or two ago, I am involved with a new initiative called the Pioneer Initiative in South Africa,
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aimed at working towards a more sustainable political dispensation in South Africa,
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precisely because of these things that you mentioned now.
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And I have to say, Jack, that the South African government had this coming.
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Currently, they are very keen or very eager to blame everyone they can think of for what's happening
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and for the pressure applied by the United States towards South Africa.
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But the fact of the matter is that the South African government has been extremely racist
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in the policies that they have been implementing with more than 140 race laws currently in South Africa.
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On top of that, we have the hate speech, the kill the boer, kill the farmer chants.
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We have very inflammatory rhetoric by political leaders.
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We have the South African government being involved with an international court case against Israel
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that had, of course, massive international repercussions.
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And the South African government being very actively involved on an international sphere,
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And so the actions by the United States government is something that should be welcomed
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because the South African government has had a free pass for a long time
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where they thought they could just do and say anything and there wouldn't be consequences.
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Obviously, we're trying to have a better South Africa,
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and international pressure is a good thing in this regard.
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And we've talked before about how when it comes down to it with South Africa,
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the easiest way that I found, and of course, the liberals around the world and the globalists around the world
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The easiest way that I found to explain this, particularly to a Western audience,
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is there are certain passages within the South African Constitution
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which essentially constitute the writing of critical race theory, or DEI,
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into the actual foundational documents of the new South African government.
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And this has set up a situation whereby in Afrikaners or even British South Africans
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are now competing against the law itself if they want to enter into enterprise,
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if they want to get a job, if they want to get employment.
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They're always sent exactly to the back of the line.
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So it's almost like turning the system upside down rather than actually making it fair for everyone.
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Yes. So here's a direct quote from our previous president, Jacob Zuma.
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We have more rights because we are the majority.
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You have fewer rights because you are the minority.
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So that's very much the line of thinking of the South African government,
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that they regard themselves and they declare themselves to have an ideology
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which is the combination of black nationalism and socialism.
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And so they regard especially people who are Westerners in South Africa as second-class citizens.
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And so it's interesting the fact you mentioned about the South African constitution
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because it was applauded when it was adopted in the 1990s.
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Some people called it the best constitution in the world,
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the most modern, the most liberal and so forth.
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And now we're starting to see what the consequences of it is.
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that in the text of the constitution there's a lot of protection for minorities and so forth,
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especially the Africana minority or the Anglo minority.
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The constitution provides for what you call in America DEI.
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In South Africa it's called BEE, which means Black Economic Empowerment.
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Of course it has nothing to do with empowering black people,
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but just about race discrimination against the white minority and other minorities.
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But the critical issue here is that the constitution is open for interpretation
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and the government gets to appoint judges that are aligned with their ideology.
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So if the constitution, the example I always use, the easiest example is,
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if the constitution says the government can expropriate property if it's in the public interest,
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some judge has to determine what does it mean to say it's in the public interest.
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Now if it's a judge that is, you might say, soaked in DEI ideology,
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you'll have a completely different answer as to what public interest is
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than a judge that focuses very much on the law itself.
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And so this is the practical application of the South African constitution
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and I think there's an important lesson to be learned in this,
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that simply looking at the text of a written document is not sufficient.
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the Trump administration has told the South African ambassador,
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that he must leave, must leave by Friday from the United States.
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They've rescinded his ability to be here within the United States.
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believes that they can come to the United States and act in such a way?
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Again, this gentleman's role is supposed to be the top diplomat.
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And now the question one could ask about the South African ambassador
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well, maybe he was just silly or he was just very unwise.
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So the South African government appointed an ambassador to the United States.
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you're supposed to try to strengthen diplomatic ties,
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and he does media interviews in which he calls President Trump a Nazi
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and a fascist and a white supremacist and so forth.
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Now, just imagine, just think about how bizarre this is.
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You're the ambassador of an African country to the United States.
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And one of the first things you do is you accuse the president of the United States
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of being a Nazi and supremacist and all of these horrible things.
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And I think, again, it was very, firstly, disrespectful.
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But I'm not sure how they expected this would not lead to some form of a response
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And I think the underlying issue here, once again,
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is that things have gotten to a point in South Africa
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where the water is not mild or lukewarm anymore.
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And there are a lot of people who live in South Africa who want to stay.
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Well, the political waters may be, although, of course,
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because it's a complete state failure with their infrastructure,
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electricity, the water, the power grid, service deliveries, corruption, crime.
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By the way, you know, we were talking about the My Patriot Supply,
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I'll have to call the My Patriot Supply guys and send them over to South Africa
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with some grid doctors for you to help out the South African government.
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But just in our last couple of minutes here, tell us about the Pioneer Initiative
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and then also tell us what ought to be done to work towards a solution for South Africa.
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We're very happy for the support we've gotten since announcing this initiative.
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And it says that South Africa is going to change.
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The average constitution, the United States is an exception,
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but the average constitution survives for about 17 years.
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So there's going to be some form of political change in South Africa.
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There are already people pushing for dispensational change
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in the sense that they want a more radical dispensation
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And what we are saying is we need to find a more sustainable solution
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that provides self-governance to communities in South Africa
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and in which the central government is significantly decentralized
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as opposed to being governed by this so-called liberation movement
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that pretends to be a government at the moment.
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So essentially it's a form of federalism where powers then are devolved down.
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In the United States that's actually quite simple here or similar to us
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and be quite familiar because we don't have or we're not supposed to have
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We have states and within those states we have municipalities,
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we have counties, we have townships and all the rest.
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Dr. Rutz, tell people where can they go if they're interested
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People can look us up online, but if they want to support this initiative,
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they can go to the website, which is pioneerinitiative.org.za.
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And President Trump, as well as Secretary of State Rubio,
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God bless him and God bless anyone who fights for their people.
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And he's been my friend right from the beginning of this whole beautiful event.
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And we're going to turn it around and make our country great to get to him.
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Today, President Trump and Ukraine's President Vladimir Zelensky had a fantastic phone conversation.
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President Zelensky thanked President Trump for a productive start for the work of the
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Ukrainian and American teams in Jeddah on March 11th.
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The meeting of the senior officials from both nations significantly helped in moving toward
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The leaders agreed Ukraine and America will continue working together to bring about a real
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President Trump fully briefed President Zelensky on his conversation with Putin and the key
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They reviewed the situation in Kursk and agreed to share information closely between their
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defense staffs as the battlefield situation evolved.
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Technical teams will meet in Saudi Arabia in the coming days to discuss broadening the
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ceasefire to the Black Sea on the way to a full ceasefire.
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They agreed this could be the first step toward the full end of the war and ensuring security.
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President Zelensky was grateful for the president's leadership in this effort and reiterated his
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And of course, our own Real America's Voice, Brian Glenn, is there at the White House.
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I want to also welcome in our three of the Charlie Kirk program, the Salem Radio Network.
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Another round-robin press conference from Caroline Levitt, really getting a lot of pushback
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from the judges, talking about this fight, which of course the judges, these radical judges
00:35:48.320
Yeah, Jack, that was, this was probably one of the, I would say that the most crowded briefing
00:35:56.260
And of course, there's lots of news in the cycle right now that would warrant just about
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everybody covering the White House to be in that room.
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But the dominant news story was the phone call between Putin and President Trump and its
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impact in these negotiations, these truce, if you will, between Ukraine and Russia.
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Well, that dominated, but also it was these, it was the judges.
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And I'll say it again, and I think we talked about this yesterday, I've never seen so much
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defense in, in what's going on, I'm getting rid of drug cartel gang members that are in
00:36:33.520
And it seems like this legal battle that we have between these local judges and the federal
00:36:38.320
orders from, from Trump and what they're trying to do, you've got this, these two conflicting
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interest here, and it just is, as an American right now, and not even as a journalist, just
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as an American, just to see this defiance of getting rid of people in this country that
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are certifiably gang members and getting them the hell out of our country, I just cannot
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believe that I'm seeing the American media here just stand up against that happening, Jack.
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Well, and, and Brian, you know, of course, it was perfectly fine for Joe Biden to bring
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them in, it was perfectly fine for him to allow their flights to come in, that we pay
00:37:18.520
for their flights, that we could have apps that allow them in, that was all perfectly
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fine, and supposedly above board with the Constitution.
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But when you want to get rid of them, when you want to send them out, that's the issue.
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And what, what, and Stephen Miller's explained this as well, we've explained it here on the
00:37:33.520
program, when President Trump is focused on foreign gang members and these transnational
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networks that are operating as criminal and terrorist cartels, then that means he's invoking
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And as commander in chief, he has full authority.
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This is the highest point of President Trump's powers.
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In fact, I, you know, the only thing that comes a little bit higher than that would be the,
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would, of course, be the plenary power of the pardon, which, but, you know, only then
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because there's no chain of command when it comes to that.
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But of course, he is unquestionably the commander in chief, the same way that any president is.
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People have to understand, I think, when you step back, he is the elected representative
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We don't have hundreds and hundreds of representatives like all these judges are in terms of the
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And you have a president who makes these decisions for national security.
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That's why these judges are going far beyond and overreaching their powers.
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Again, as a small, geographically confined district judge.
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Brian, do you think that the administration understands that they are on the side of the majority
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They understand that because it pulls really well.
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And the American people understand that they don't want these drug dealers in their local
00:39:07.980
And I often want to ask some of the journalists here and say, I tell you what, we'll go ahead
00:39:12.320
and hold these flights and we'll land them in your small town where you live and we'll
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let them out and they can live amongst you and your neighborhood.
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This is almost like your community library, your librarian in small town USA controlling what
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But unfortunately, if you were to replace President Donald J. Trump with Joe Biden or Kamala Harris,
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They will defy it no matter what he does, no matter what the policy is.
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If it's lowering gas prices, for the love of God, let's not do that.
00:39:46.520
If it's keeping our country safe, let's not do that.
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When you have Schumer and others standing up and Tim Waltz talking about it's a good
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day when he sees a U.S. company stock plunge or take a downfall, that's where we're at
00:40:04.240
I don't know how we ever get this back on track and have kind of a collectiveness of
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coming together, both parties and doing what's best in this country.
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You have one party that loves the country, and you have one party that does not love
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These people will not stop until they are stopped.
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I want to thank you, Brian Glenn, for the hit there from the White House, our own Brian
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We're also here on the Salem Radio Network with Hour 3 of Charlie Kirk, Jack Posobiec, letting
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you and reminding you all know that, ladies and gentlemen, you have my permission to lay