WHAT IS THE TRUE NUMBER OF ILLEGALS？
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Pres. Pete Hegseth takes command at the Pentagon. President Trump is set to sign executive orders banning transgenders from the military. The President of Colombia has agreed to accept Colombian migrants deported from the U.S. after a series of threats from President Trump.
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This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posobiec.
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As of today, it will henceforth be the official policy of the United States government that
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The military is the largest employer of transgender Americans.
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You heard up to 14,000, 15,000 members identify as trans.
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And 56 of our retired generals have said that our trans members are ready to serve.
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As the Secretary of Defense, it's an honor to salute smartly, as I did as a junior officer
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and now as the Secretary of Defense, to ensure these orders are complied with rapidly and quickly.
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The lawful orders of the President of the United States will be executed inside this Defense Department
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Well, Margaret, I don't agree that all these immigrants or all these refugees have been properly vetted.
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In fact, we know that there are cases of people who allegedly were properly vetted
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and then were literally planning terrorist attacks on our country.
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That happened during the campaign, if you may remember.
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So clearly not all of these foreign nationals have been properly vetted.
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No, but there are 30,000 people in the pipeline.
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I don't want my children to share a neighborhood with people who are not properly vetted.
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And because I don't want it for my kids, I'm not going to force any other American citizens' kids to do that either.
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It wasn't clear if he was radicalized when he got here or while he was living here.
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You've been deported before from the United States?
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Well, this is an example of sanctuary cities, right?
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We've got an illegal alien convicted of sex crimes involving children.
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President of Colombia has agreed to accept Colombian migrants deported from the U.S.
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after a series of threats from President Trump.
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He's putting Colombia, he's putting the rest of this hemisphere on notice that you are not dealing with the same president that you were.
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You're dealing with someone who is taking illegal immigration seriously.
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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome on board today's edition of Human Events Daily here live in Washington, D.C.
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You just saw a quick roundup of some of the news that's going on right now.
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Pete Hegseth taking command at the Pentagon, referring to the bases as they are properly named.
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President Trump also set to sign executive orders banning transgenders from the military.
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What is the point of transgenders in the military?
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The point of the military is to hurt people and break stuff.
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That is not what is served by having transgenders there.
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By the way, there's lots of reasons that you could be banned from being in the military, okay?
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If you don't even know what that is, then you probably don't have any business even having this conversation.
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But go to your local MEPS office and find out all of the different categories that you could be in for not being eligible for military service.
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Criminal records, bad credit, having asthma, bad vision, all sorts of things under the sun.
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Why should we allow people in that we know have, at the bare minimum, massive surgical needs, massive hormonal needs?
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Then, going forward, Tom Holman conducting these raids over the weekend.
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And I got to tell you, we're going to get into this in a minute here because with Holman focusing on the worst of the worst, that's what we need to get out of first.
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The president of Columbia found that out and all the presidents have.
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By the way, why is it that we get all our coffee from Columbia to begin with?
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Why is it that we get all our flowers from Columbia?
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I think that it's time to go down to the Gulf of America and dump all the Colombian coffee overboard, every single shipment of it.
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I think it's time to go down to the local Costco and start messing with the Colombian coffee there.
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The Costco manager may have been a little upset with me, a little bit upset with me, but no, no.
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And anyone, any socialist dictator who thinks that they get to tell us what gets to happen to our country, gets to tell us that we are forced to take their illegal citizens in, no.
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And let me tell you something, ladies and gentlemen.
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They have been lying to you about the number of illegals in this country.
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And I tell you right now, when regular Americans understand the true scope of the amount of illegals in this country, they are going to be calling for a revolution.
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And they're going to be demanding that President Trump and Tom Holman be quick about their business.
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I want to bring our next guest on now because we're going to be talking about this question.
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How many illegals are actually in this country?
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And I'm starting to suspect that the true numbers are incorrect.
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P.G. Keenan joins us once again on Human Events.
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But we live just about two blocks south of the Altadena fire zone.
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So basically, if you go two blocks north of me and start driving around, it literally looks like Hiroshima.
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There's just chimneys, as far as the eye can see, for like miles in every direction.
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And incredibly, I'm hearing stories now of my neighbors up the street who somehow saved their homes by ingenuity and using their pools.
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There was no water in the fire hydrants in Altadena.
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And I saw another video that went pretty viral.
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A friend of mine, Dave Harvelish, who posted that video and talking about how he hasn't even been able to get to his home since January 7th.
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And he had this video where he's talking to, I think it's a National Guardsman, saying, look, President Trump and Karen Bass were both on TV saying I should be able to get to my home and they still won't let him in.
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I actually have a friend in Altadena who is a construction guy.
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And he said, well, Karen Bass said I could go in.
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So he actually had crews, like, illegally on his property yesterday.
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But the problem, I watched the video of the Palisades Town Hall last night with Karen Bass and all of these California supervillains.
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And the big holdup is that the EPA now has a health order from the L.A. County Department of Health.
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The EPA has to first do their phase one cleanup of the hazardous materials.
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And so that, according to them, last night will be months.
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And only when that's done can anyone actually remove ash and debris.
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When we get some developments, we've got to get you back on.
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But the other thing that I wanted to ask you about, and you and I have chatted about this, is so there's been these viral videos.
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And I saw you commenting on it, and I was commenting on it, of empty stores, empty Walmarts, empty Home Depots.
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I think there was, like, an empty restaurant, empty supermarkets.
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And people are saying, now, again, I'm not going to come out and say I have all the facts on these videos
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and that they're all 100%, you know, et cetera, et cetera.
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But it's this new trend that's certainly going viral.
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And you can look during the videos, and it does seem to be that there's people shopping, so that there's people there.
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And they're saying that some of these are in the California area.
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And what they're saying is, is that suddenly there's nobody out shopping at these places.
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Tanya and I, we went out to a sports restaurant last night to watch the victorious Eagles game.
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And we, even they were telling us, thank you, thank you, got my green on.
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And that they were saying that the kitchen staff didn't show up, so they were short-staffed.
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And it's all gotten me to thinking, and when we put this out as our question of the day,
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it's 1776 at humanevents.com, 1776 at humanevents.com.
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And if this is true, is it possible that they've been lying to us about the exact number of illegals in this country?
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And so before we get to some of these emails that have come in, because it's been flooded,
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Yeah, my husband and I have been saying for a few years that there's way more people here than they think.
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I mean, I think L.A. County, L.A. City is about 50% Hispanic.
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I think the white population of L.A. is down to something like 25%.
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So, I mean, at least in terms of Los Angeles, legal or illegal, the great replacement,
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not only is it real, but, like, it's over, you know?
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But he would, my husband has a long commute, so he drives all around the city through downtown,
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and he would come home and say, you know, just around MacArthur Park, Echo Park, downtown L.A.,
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there's just dozens, crowds on every corner of these, like, you know, brand-new, you know,
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South American immigrants, and they have huge tables where they're selling all of the goods that were looted from CVS.
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You know, all the shampoo and the makeup, that's all, shaving cream, that's all for sale at these little illegal tables.
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And there are, in the last year, taco stands, like, pop-up street taco stands on literally every corner,
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up here in the San Gabriel Valley, all over L.A., and these are unlicensed.
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I mean, you remember they were arresting kids who would start, like, a lemonade stand, right?
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So these are now happening with no license everywhere.
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So just on, just if you can believe your lying eyes, it is way more than they're reporting.
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So here's some of the emails that we're getting in.
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Just, again, anecdotal, but they're saying things like, hi, Human Events Team.
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Unfortunately, I haven't noticed the emptying out, but we want to see it soon, as well as Aurora play that the deportations reach MASH scale very soon.
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My father-in-law does DoorDash in San Antonio for a few hours at night for some extra money.
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He noticed the immigration crackdown immediately.
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He said there's far less competition in DoorDash all of a sudden.
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His income per hour from DoorDash has skyrocketed.
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He made the same amount in two hours the past week what it used to take four or five hours just a few days ago.
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It's amazing to hear, but wouldn't you need to have work authorization to drive for DoorDash?
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I'm guessing they use someone else's or have fraudulent papers.
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Hearing that from in addition to him and the viral videos that the real number is much higher.
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G., she says, Saturday, my husband, who is from Mexico, and her granddaughter went to a flea market, so a Hispanic flea market northeast of Atlanta.
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On our way home, we live in western North Carolina.
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We pass through Gainesville, Georgia, and there was a crowd of people on the sidewalk with signs, mostly Mexican flags, chanting.
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We saw an older man passing in the opposite direction, giving a thumbs down at the group.
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Well, yeah, if you're going to fly a flag in the United States, there's only one flag that you should be flying.
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West side of Clark in Houston goes to the HEB, nice middle-class part of town.
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When I walk in, you usually have to go across to get your items.
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By the way, that's a marketing trick that all supermarkets use.
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They always put the milk and eggs as far away from the door as possible.
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I try to explain that to people as much as I can, so you have to walk past all the stuff that they actually make money on.
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In the past, there's usually customers in every aisle, and 90% are speaking Spanish.
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Since Trump has sworn in, I've been to the store twice, and it's a ghost town.
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There's maybe five or six customers, and the cashiers suddenly seem like they're bored.
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Tim in Florida reports the same thing from a Walmart.
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Jessica in western New York, who rides the Metro bus public transportation, says,
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All buses have been packed all year, standing room only, with foreigners and children who don't speak English.
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This past week, the buses have been nearly empty.
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There were three people on my bus ride to work on Saturday morning, a bus with normally standing room only.
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The local shopping mall was empty, less than 25%.
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This is Buffalo, New York, a place that we knew took a lot of migrant refugees.
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And she's saying, I think that the numbers must be 10 to 100 times more.
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Another one from Houston talking about the box stores.
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Another one, someone says, so this one is from Molly in, I think, Virginia.
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And she says it might be going on because it's the end of the month and welfare hasn't gone out yet.
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But, P.T., let me just get your initial reaction to all that.
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Yeah, so it reminds me of in 2006, way back when, there was some Bush-era immigration law or something that was being debated.
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So the Hispanic activists in L.A. had this great idea.
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They're going to have this big event called A Day Without a Mexican.
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It was literally called A Day Without a Mexican in 2006.
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Yeah, to show everyone how horrible life would be without all these wonderful, hardworking, illegal immigrants.
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It was like a funny, it was almost like a meme.
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You could get from downtown to the beach in, like, 25 minutes.
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People still reminisce about the day without an immigrant or whatever.
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So we need to have a longer discussion about this because the implications are quite dire, I think.
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And, yes, there's going to be some economic growing pains here.
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But, look, all I got to say is we really need to get to the bottom of this.
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By the way, I just wanted to say that I have now officially been asked to not come back to Costco for the rest of the day.
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The manager sent me an email saying that he's very upset that I was writing down the license plates of anybody who went in and bought Colombian coffee.
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I'm always listening to Human Events with Jack Posobiec.
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All right, Jack Posobiec, we are back live at Human Events Daily, Washington, D.C., the Imperial Capital.
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Just got an email in, and I'm going to be thinking about this.
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Got an email in from a guy who says he has a family member who works DoorDash and that all of a sudden the competition is way down for DoorDash.
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I think it was the Houston area and said the competition is way down, and suddenly the wages are – no, excuse me, San Antonio.
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It was San Antonio area and said the wages are way up, and now it only takes about two hours to make what you used to be able to make in four to five hours.
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Peachy, let's – devil's advocate, okay, thought experiment.
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Let's say this is because there are people who are using DoorDash that are operating in the gig economy, and they're doing so as illegals, which, as we all know, it's very easy to use fraudulent papers to get signed in for that stuff.
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Listen, if you've used an Uber in D.C., and I know you were in D.C. for the inauguration.
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I got to see you for a brief second at the Coronation Ball that it's true.
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Ooh, there's so many illegals here, and the minute that they start going away, look at that, boom, people's wages are going up directly.
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Yeah, and these are jobs that Americans will in fact do.
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A lot of these gig workers are American citizens.
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So if there is suddenly less competition and they're making more money, like, that seems like a pretty good deal.
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So we've realized that for far too long that illegal immigration, and in the same way that H-1Bs and H-2Bs are basically corporate welfare, that illegal immigration is also a form of corporate welfare for small businesses, for medium businesses, even some large businesses, because they know who they're hiring and they don't care because they're able to do that at the expense of government workers.
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And yes, you know what? Maybe I'll have to pay 10% more. I don't care. Maybe I'll have to pay 15% more. Maybe I won't be able to get all the avocados and the, you know, what was it, the flowers in Colombia?
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They say, oh, the flowers, all your flowers come from Colombia. I was like, we can't grow flowers in America? Like, what do you mean? This is ridiculous. The whole thing is ridiculous.
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Why do we have to get those things from other countries to begin with?
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Yeah, I mean, I just found out on Twitter, like yesterday, that actually California was where something like 50 or 60% of all the cut flowers are grown in this country.
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All your Valentine's Day roses, you know, everything. And apparently, up near Monterey in sort of central California, which is the most beautiful part of California, and it's lush farmland, there are these abandoned flower farms where we used to grow all of these things ourselves.
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I've been, like, totally lied to. My whole life is a lie. I thought these things were just all being grown in Colombia and shipped overnight, and that's why we were paying so much money.
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I mean, it feels like it would be a lot cheaper to grow them here and pay American workers a tiny bit more rather than have, like, giant airplanes full of flowers coming in.
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Like, that seems, it seems a lot more environmentally friendly, in fact, to grow them here.
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And so I think we need to bring back the California flower farms immediately.
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It's really as simple. And, you know, I noticed this because I do, so I do this thing with, with Tanya Tay, where I always call it random flowers, where I will go out and people, a lot of guys say, like, oh, you get in a fight by flowers.
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No, no, I don't do that. No, I don't do that. Because we never get in fights, of course.
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But, no, I say, just get your girl random flowers for no reason at all, because it's just a great move, and it keeps them on their toes, right?
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Because they'll think, like, wait a minute, did he do something that he's trying to cover up for?
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There's just something I don't know about, and it just, you know, it just keeps them confused, which is a good way you want to keep your woman.
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And, but no, I'll do that. And I've noticed since doing that, that, you know, it'll say, you know, product of Colombia, product of Honduras, or whatever it is on the flowers.
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And I'm like, really? Like, do we really need to go that far to be able to get some flowers? Is it that important?
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I really don't think so. I would much rather be able to say, you know what, I got some flowers.
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They were grown here in this country. They were grown, you know, and by the way, people love home whole foods.
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They love farmer's markets. This is basically the same exact thing as that.
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Right. Yeah, homegrown. I mean, California has these massive avocado orchards, and they were saying, you know, you're not going to have guacamole.
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Aren't you going to miss your guacamole? And Anna Navarro, whatever her name is, and AOC worried about Valentine's Day.
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Trump is going to ruin Valentine's Day. No more coffee and no more roses.
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And I mean, okay, let's say there isn't anymore. Like, that seems like a small price to pay to reclaim our own economy and stop outsourcing it to, you know, half the rest of the world.
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My son's place of business, the hardware store in Altadena, burned down. So he needs a job. He's a 17-year-old kid. He loved having a job, loved making money. He has no job right now.
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I'm actually happy if he has a little less competition, you know, if he wants to go be like a bag boy at the supermarket now.
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Like, why is this bad? Teenagers can't find jobs in the summer now because the illegals take all the, like, low-paid, menial jobs.
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I hope this summer teenage Americans can actually have, like, their choice of, like, fun summer jobs.
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I mean, that would be an incredible benefit. Kids need to, like, work.
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Well, and this is, it gets into the great Panda Express debate that was raging last week where people were saying, oh, you know, there's lots of jobs in this country.
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Go work at Panda Express. And it's like, okay, like, I'm not going to say, if you want to be a franchisee, go ahead and do that.
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I don't think that's a great business model. Some people love it.
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But it's like, look, you get just locked into that store. If the store literally becomes your entire life.
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But at the same time, for a teenager, for, like, a 14-year-old or something, oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.
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Go do that for a couple summers. Do that for a couple years. Learn how to manage your time. Learn how to manage your effort.
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And by the way, get actual money in your pocket.
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I'm not just going to be handing stuff out to my kids. Everybody should have to have that rite of passage of having just one of those menial jobs.
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And by the way, this is something where psychologists have gone into it.
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Eric Hoffer, the great writer of True Believer, actually says that for people who don't go through one of these meaningful rites of passage,
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like people who grew up either too affluent or just spoiled from their parents in general who don't go through that rite of passage,
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they actually get really, really screwed up as they get older.
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Yeah. Teenage. I mean, at 14, I was, like, working fast food. I worked at little stores.
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Like, that was just what you did in the summertime or, like, after school.
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P.T., did you work at McDonald's? Did you work at McDonald's?
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I did not work at McDonald's, okay? That was, like, I couldn't go that far.
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Is that what you're saying right now? Because we will check. We will check.
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I never put on the Golden Arches outfit. I swear, I did not.
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But we all did it. There was no shame in your game.
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It was just like, hey, I got all this money. I don't care.
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And I'll get, like, free food, too. It's great.
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And I worked at the frozen yogurt store. You know, I did all these jobs.
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But now it's so rare to see a teenage worker at any store in the summer, any fast food.
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It's almost, you see, like, a 35-year-old Hispanic lady, you know,
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But, like I said, these kids need to have summer jobs.
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They need to, like, kind of, you know, put the TikTok away for a few hours
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and, like, learn what it is like to punch in and do all of that.
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He was, like, working the hardware store and, like, showing people where the, like,
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And all his employees now are actually unemployed.
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And so these people, Americans of every race, Americans, need jobs.
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And it actually is, gives me hope that maybe there'll be a little less competition.
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Because at the end of the day, it is creating perverse incentives.
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It is welfare for the ownership class in America.
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That's what illegal immigration has always been.
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And if we start framing it that way, that this is welfare for you, which is at the detriment
00:26:44.240
of the American worker, now suddenly people are like, oh, wait a minute.
00:26:51.140
Is a welfare program for corporations free market?
00:26:55.840
Is that part of the free market system, libertarians?
00:26:58.800
Is that part of Friedrich Hayek and Milton Friedman?
00:27:07.420
It's theft from you, it's theft from your neighbors, it's theft from your neighbor's
00:27:12.740
What it hurts is it hurts communities the same way, by the way, that maybe not as drastically,
00:27:18.840
but it hurts them just like your community being burnt down.
00:27:23.820
And one thing I need to get Tom Holman on are the Chinese safe houses in Orange County
00:27:29.000
filled with Chinese nationals who are giving birth to anchor babies.
00:27:33.880
And they come here, they fly here pregnant, they have the baby, they live in a house of
00:27:38.100
like 20, 30 women, they have their, and they have their anchor babies.
00:27:50.680
And I, anyway, I'm hoping there'll be in some raids on there.
00:27:56.700
I'm actually pitching this where we can just, you know, cameras can ride along as they bust
00:28:01.100
the pedophiles and the rapists and the predators and kick them out of the country.
00:28:06.640
That would be a, that would be must see TV for me in my house.
00:28:13.260
I want ice and I want it to be cop style, but I want not just to show 24 seven streaming
00:28:23.440
I can, I could lose the Dr. Phil, to be honest.
00:28:25.880
I'm not too interested in having Dr. Phil there, but that guy's got a really bad track record
00:28:30.140
and, and, and some of the, but, but, you know, we could get some hosts, Chris, Chris Hanson.
00:28:36.300
That guy, I mean, I, I, I love the whole idea of it.
00:28:40.260
And it shows people, this is what your government is doing.
00:28:44.400
So peachy, you know, you, you've got, you've got some Hollywood experience, you know, we'll
00:28:59.720
We're going to bring it all back because look, we're focusing on the worst of the worst, but
00:29:04.240
it's, it's beyond just the, the direct, um, uh, obviously what Tom Holman is focusing
00:29:10.760
on are the violent criminals or people who've been involved in rape or child sex offenses.
00:29:17.380
But at the same time, what you and I have been discussing, these are community issues.
00:29:23.080
These are economic issues, which actually affect all of us at scale.
00:29:27.920
That's why it's so important that these mass deportation numbers do actually reach mass
00:29:34.140
Peachy Keenan, where can people go to follow you and to get more information on everything
00:29:41.040
Uh, you can follow me on X at Keenan Peachy and my sub stack keenanpeachy.com.
00:29:47.160
And you can buy my book, which is behind me, which is on Amazon.
00:29:51.180
Go check out being a domestic extremist, how you can live in the new America in a better,
00:30:26.820
We're always talking about the fake news and the bad, but we have guys and these are the
00:30:39.220
I still can't get over that email that we got in.
00:30:46.700
This DoorDash employees are now reporting less competition and that they're seeing wages
00:30:53.840
rise as mass deportations begin to take effect.
00:31:02.360
I mean, this is what it really means to take your country back and actually do something
00:31:08.700
And so all of this stuff where people talk about how, oh, the illegals, you know, it's
00:31:17.300
Because in reality, these numbers aren't reflected because we don't know the true number of illegals
00:31:33.860
But I'm very excited to bring on our next guest, someone who certainly knows about business,
00:31:39.160
someone who knows what it's like to stick his neck out for something that he believes
00:31:43.320
Ladies and gentlemen, the CEO of Sticker Mule, Anthony Constantino, joins us for the first
00:31:53.780
Great to be here and happy to hear about the situation with DoorDash and wages rising.
00:31:57.580
I said a long time ago to my friends that thought a little differently to me.
00:32:02.360
They're going to attack lower wage, lower income jobs.
00:32:04.880
And that's the worst thing we could possibly do.
00:32:08.160
So I'm happy to see DoorDash wages already rising.
00:32:11.000
It's a vindication that, once again, President Trump's doing the right thing.
00:32:14.460
I tell people, the Democrats' policy has become all bad.
00:32:17.040
It's not helping anybody other than their party.
00:32:19.040
They orient themselves for trying to pass legislation that benefits their party and
00:32:22.880
pass policies that benefit them politically, but they're hurting people.
00:32:25.780
And I'm glad to see what happened with DoorDash.
00:32:27.700
It's becoming more obvious every day that I'm right to think that way.
00:32:32.360
Well, let me ask you from a business perspective.
00:32:37.180
But from that perspective, have you seen in your industry this influx over the last couple
00:32:46.060
I have a pretty sizable company, 1,200 people, about 1,000 people in the district where I'm
00:32:52.700
running for Congress, New York's 21st congressional district, which touches on the northern border.
00:32:57.420
So the border and illegal immigration is a big issue for me.
00:33:03.620
You know, my business employs all American people.
00:33:07.860
I don't know where these people are and where they're going to work.
00:33:10.180
But the problem is, a lot of times, these people come and they cross the border illegally
00:33:13.620
and they can't get jobs in any term to turn to crime and violence.
00:33:17.620
And so a lot of times they come here and they can't get jobs.
00:33:19.980
And they look to get jobs and make money in inappropriate ways, illegal ways.
00:33:26.960
Even the ones that come with maybe good intentions, they turn to crime and violence
00:33:29.860
because they're not able to effectively get jobs.
00:33:41.540
And I've done interviews on this issue, both in English and in Spanish.
00:33:46.880
A lot of the Latino voters support President Trump.
00:33:49.480
And the numbers are growing because they know about government corruption better than anyone
00:33:54.160
So I can advocate for this issue better than anyone.
00:33:56.400
I know the issue better than just about anyone in my district.
00:33:58.600
It's a very important district because it covers most of the northern border where, believe it or not,
00:34:03.940
And sometimes they actually fly from Central and South America to Canada to cross illegally.
00:34:10.720
These people in Central and South America, they don't know about cold weather.
00:34:13.500
They cross and they freeze to death and end up in people's backyards dead.
00:34:17.000
And this is a real thing I've been talking about.
00:34:19.460
And, you know, we're ending up with dead bodies in people's backyards because people cross illegally
00:34:23.760
and freeze to death or they cross and they bring terrorism and drugs and crime.
00:34:31.140
And so when you're talking about that, is that actually something you're seeing come across
00:34:35.820
So our side of the border, that's right in your district there.
00:34:40.760
No, right on my district, people tell me and I talk about all the time and they said no one
00:34:47.460
I said people are crossing the northern border from Canada.
00:34:55.060
They cross and they freeze to death and end up dead in people's backyards.
00:34:58.560
And people have to suffer the trauma of finding dead bodies in their backyards.
00:35:02.220
And I can tell you, there's probably one of the worst ways to go is probably to freeze
00:35:07.900
Every now and then I go outside and I suffer the cold for a little while and it's
00:35:12.280
And I can't imagine what it'd be like freezing to death.
00:35:14.520
So I tell people the good thing about me is I'm going to take the moral high ground away
00:35:19.900
The way to take power away from the Democrats is to educate their voters.
00:35:23.560
Many Democrat voters tragically think that they're on the side of good, but they're on
00:35:26.500
the side of bad because they're encouraging people to cross illegally and bring drugs and
00:35:31.300
But even the people they think they're helping, they're not helping because they're freezing
00:35:34.000
to death and they're ending up dead in people's backyards, frozen to death.
00:35:37.240
And that's probably the most cruel thing you can do to somebody.
00:35:39.460
And on the southern border, on the southern border, President Trump, it really caught my
00:35:44.640
I remember he did this interview with a guy named Jake Tapper, who's a bit of a fraud.
00:35:48.100
And President Trump brought up the fact that many of the young girls that cross on the
00:35:51.620
southern border, they get raped in the process.
00:35:53.760
As many as 80 or 90 percent of women that cross the southern border, they get raped on
00:35:59.460
Jake Tapper didn't know what he was talking about, but he ended up being entirely correct.
00:36:02.660
So I want the Democrat voters to know once I get into Congress, I'm going to make it known
00:36:06.820
The Democrat politicians should know I'm going to educate their voters very quickly so I take
00:36:11.640
They're causing people to cross the border and bring drugs and crime and terrorism.
00:36:14.700
But even the people they think they're helping, they're hurting because these immigrants, they
00:36:18.300
come and they freeze to death sometimes and they get raped and many of them die on the
00:36:23.220
We're making the situation bad for everybody that needs to stop.
00:36:26.140
President Trump's going to stop it quickly and I want to help him stop it.
00:36:32.360
And they have no idea what it's like up there in the northern part of New York State.
00:36:38.100
I'm from Pennsylvania originally, but I've been up to the Lake Placid area many, many
00:36:54.320
I have a unique ability to get Democrats on my side.
00:36:56.620
I put up the vote for Trump sign on top of my building.
00:37:01.180
And the local journalist said to me, I never saw anything like this.
00:37:05.620
I said, yes, because 90% of people support free speech.
00:37:08.480
And when the Democrats tried to take away my right to free speech by putting up my vote
00:37:12.700
for Trump sign, the people all rallied behind me.
00:37:14.940
Because even Democrat voters don't want to see free speech go away.
00:37:17.980
Some of them do, the fanatics that support the Democrat politicians.
00:37:20.580
But most people don't want to lose free speech.
00:37:22.900
And another thing most people don't like is when young girls get raped.
00:37:25.960
And so when I educate the voters that Democrats that encourage open borders are causing young
00:37:30.760
girls to get raped by the tens of thousands, I don't think they're going to want to support
00:37:34.340
And when I tell them people are freezing to death on an order and border when they cross
00:37:37.540
illegally looking for a better life, I don't think they're going to want to support that
00:37:40.580
either because the Democrats are the ones that are causing people to freeze to death and show
00:37:45.960
And they're causing lots and lots of young girls to get raped and some to die on the journey
00:37:50.500
I think once we educate the voters, they're going to stop supporting it.
00:37:53.300
They're going to join the side of the president that all immigration needs to be legal.
00:37:57.940
The border needs to be entirely secure, not just for the benefit of Americans, but we don't
00:38:02.340
want people coming over here and committing crime and hurting the American workers, but
00:38:14.020
And here you have a situation where, I mean, my gosh, you've got Lake Placid up in your
00:38:18.440
district, which is, I mean, that's, you're practically Canada at that far.
00:38:26.900
You're within, like, you could smell the maple syrup.
00:38:29.020
You're so far north, all right, you know, and people are like, but, and then you're
00:38:33.380
still dealing with migrants from South America that have come all the way up.
00:38:41.920
I still think it's going to take us a while to really reconcile and come to terms with
00:38:47.680
the scope of what Joe Biden and his misadministration were actually doing to this country.
00:38:53.360
I actually think, and I've been starting to think about this as I'm looking at over the
00:38:57.120
last couple of days here, that I think the situation has actually worked at the worst
00:39:01.280
than we all realized, because now we actually have the ability to start to see these things
00:39:06.360
We're putting them under the microscope a little bit more, and we're realizing that
00:39:09.300
even as far as we thought it was, we had no idea how bad that it truly had gotten in
00:39:17.140
One minute till the break, but we'll hold you over.
00:39:26.100
Look at all those missing children President Trump found recently.
00:39:28.800
He found tens of thousands of missing children that were suffering because of Democrats.
00:39:35.800
And the good thing about the situation, the good thing about me is I'm going to help flip
00:39:38.460
the independents and the Democrats even to abandon this senselessness.
00:39:42.240
We're going to depower, take power away from the Democrat Party by educating their voters
00:39:47.920
We need a secure border, a totally secure border.
00:39:50.060
Nobody's going to be better than me than working with the president to get it secured quickly.
00:39:55.520
There's nothing good that's coming from illegal immigration.
00:40:04.420
It's something that affects all Americans, whether you are from whatever part of the world
00:40:09.760
you are, whatever religion you are, whatever party you are.
00:40:33.660
And he's been my friend right from the beginning of this whole beautiful event.
00:40:37.640
And we're going to turn it around and make our country great again.
00:40:41.200
Unfortunately, while the people have done an incredible job of rebuilding this community,
00:40:48.020
they have not had a federal government that's really been on their side.
00:40:50.780
I've heard so many stories just in the last hour that I've been on the ground of federal
00:40:55.600
agencies that have not developed and employed the resources necessary.
00:40:59.720
Federal bureaucrats that have been a barrier as opposed to a facilitator of some of the federal
00:41:04.820
resources, and I think the country has decided collectively that we want to help the regions
00:41:09.500
of our country that were devastated by this flood.
00:41:11.900
So why are the bureaucrats not doing the American people's will and, frankly, holding
00:41:17.080
There's been about $4 billion that have been earmarked for the state of Virginia.
00:41:21.400
Only about $47 million has actually been delivered or even promised to be delivered
00:41:27.400
So really what we're going to have to do where there are major gaps in flood insurance is
00:41:32.120
to ensure that the people's government is actually helping people rebuild and recover
00:41:38.900
All right, there's J.D. Vance with Governor Glenn Youngkin, Damascus, Virginia, just a couple
00:41:43.960
of minutes ago, talking about how it's really been the bureaucrats that are standing in the
00:41:50.300
way of this money and this relief getting to the American people.
00:41:57.080
I want to go to our guest now, Anthony Constantino, to get his reaction to J.D. Vance there.
00:42:04.560
Well, I'm happy President Trump picked J.D. Vance as the vice president.
00:42:10.460
I think the president's the biggest fighter we've ever seen in this country, but I can
00:42:13.620
tell you I've only been in politics for a short amount of time, and it's one thing
00:42:17.200
we need across the board in America is more people that fight for what's right.
00:42:20.980
A lot of politicians, they get in this space, you call them bureaucrats or politicians,
00:42:24.560
they get in the space, and they don't like to fight.
00:42:28.680
The president's a fighter, and we need more people that are motivated in politics that
00:42:32.040
want to fight for what's right and do what's right.
00:42:33.860
People, some people don't like the word fight, but that's really what you have to do in politics.
00:42:38.280
Sometimes in business, you got to fight to get things done.
00:42:42.660
You want fighters that move quickly and get things done, and J.D. is one of those people.
00:42:46.900
President Trump is probably the fastest mover and toughest fighter in the country.
00:42:50.900
I think even some of the actual fighters that get in the ring, they say President Trump's
00:42:59.560
We need more people fighting to get things done quickly and to do what's right and actually
00:43:07.180
So Elise DeFionic was previously the representative there in the 21st District.
00:43:12.900
She, of course, is going up to be the United Nations representative for the United States.
00:43:18.220
So walk us through how your race is going to be working, given that it is a special.
00:43:29.500
There's 15 county chairs, and it's an interesting situation for me because I didn't expect to
00:43:33.280
I just spoke up and immediately endorsed the president when he was shot, and I started fighting
00:43:36.620
for him leading up to his landslide re-election victory.
00:43:39.960
I did everything I could, and then everybody saw the way I fight.
00:43:44.100
I was able to flip a lot of Democrats' independents to join the Trump side and vote for him.
00:43:48.220
We got an 11-point improvement in New York State because of, I think, people like myself,
00:43:51.800
but obviously because of President Trump more than anyone.
00:43:56.180
They saw my drive, and they said, Anthony, we really want you in Congress, and everybody
00:44:04.680
It's just the Republican chairs have to pick me.
00:44:09.220
I met with one of the chairs yesterday, and I said, I really think I'm going to get it.
00:44:11.940
There's a simple reason why I'm going to get it.
00:44:14.020
I understand human nature very well, and most of these chairs, they want the state to go
00:44:21.860
I fight very hard, and I have tremendous resources, both financial and, more importantly,
00:44:29.600
I know very talented people that are going to help me build an incredible political
00:44:32.840
organization to move things in the right direction in New York State, and that's what
00:44:36.000
So I said, look, a lot of the chairs that want things to go in the right direction, they already
00:44:40.440
And then maybe there's some that would like another person, because I've been around for
00:44:43.500
a short amount of time, and maybe they'd like somebody else, but they know that I already
00:44:46.800
put $2.6 million in my campaign account, and if they pick somebody that's a rhino or somebody
00:44:50.940
that supports policies that I think are going to be destructive or I don't think is going
00:44:54.480
to effectively advocate for the president, I'm going to take the seat in 2026, so they
00:45:00.420
The smart ones want me, and the ones that maybe aren't so smart, they're going to vote for
00:45:03.620
me too, because they don't want me to win it in 2026, and then I'll remember
00:45:06.440
that they didn't support me when they should have.
00:45:09.820
And now, when it comes down to the actual logistics of this, so the way it has to work, so Lisa
00:45:20.720
So there has to be a conversation between Congresswoman Stefanick, President Trump, and
00:45:28.400
And it's a fluid situation, but I think fluid situations favor people like myself that are
00:45:34.080
I was the first person to announce I was even interested in running.
00:45:36.860
The other people that are moving, I said, speed is an underappreciated skill and value
00:45:44.080
He had the most productive day and the first day in office of any president that I've ever
00:45:48.500
seen, and he understands the importance of speed.
00:45:50.760
But some of the other people running, it took them weeks to even decide if they wanted to
00:45:53.900
run or not, because most politicians, they don't know how to move quickly, and they're
00:45:56.740
risk averse, and they have to talk to 20 different people before they make a decision.
00:46:00.160
But I made a quick decision and said, look, I have a great company.
00:46:07.820
I view it as absolutely imperative that it goes in the right direction for the benefit
00:46:11.100
of myself and my employees and the people I care about.
00:46:13.460
And so I moved very quickly to announce my candidacy.
00:46:19.200
It favors people like me that know how to act and do things.
00:46:23.840
And so this is a situation where, of course, Kathy Hochul would then have to call it at
00:46:29.540
I believe there's a three-month window that she would have to call it in.
00:46:33.940
And then, of course, that would be, as you say, that would be the extent of, that would
00:46:39.360
essentially be a full term because you're really looking at an election that just took
00:46:44.580
And then 26 would be the next election there as it comes in.
00:46:48.360
Anthony Constantino, where can people go to get more information about yourself outside,
00:46:54.440
But when it comes to the race, where can they go to follow it?
00:46:59.500
Well, if they're in the district, I would say they should go to the Glens Falls Cooling
00:47:04.280
I'm actually going to fill the largest venue in the district.
00:47:12.020
It's going to be the largest venue in the district.
00:47:16.220
I have a very short amount of time in politics.
00:47:17.900
And I'm on to my fourth massive event with 5,000 plus people.
00:47:21.020
So I don't think the Democrats want to run against somebody like me.
00:47:23.520
And I don't think any Republican wants to run against somebody like me.
00:47:26.140
And it's an event they don't give it to me and I have to primary them in 2026.
00:47:28.920
But aside from going there, I'll be joined by Roger Stone and Jorge Masvidal.
00:47:32.240
But aside from seeing me speak there, you can follow me on Facebook.
00:47:36.240
I have the hottest Facebook in the North country.
00:47:41.160
But now I have the most popular Facebook of any candidate running.
00:47:44.160
And so I don't think the Democrats want to run against me.
00:47:46.880
And I don't think anyone really wants to run against me.
00:47:51.840
I have tremendous resources, tremendous talent.
00:47:53.760
And I'm excited to help move New York State in the right direction and support the president.
00:48:00.400
All right, February 7th, you get up there at Glen Falls.
00:48:04.840
Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission to lay a short.