Rebel News Podcast - Declassified Live： Trump nominates Brett Kavanaugh

00:00:00.000 Welcome to Declassified Live, the best live streaming show on the internet, as voted by,

00:00:11.880 well, me and you. I think we are the best live streaming show on the web.

00:00:17.340 All right, we're going to have a really, really, you know, I already like how this show is starting

00:00:22.140 off today. John Space already has what looks like a scotch on the rocks or a bourbon on the rocks

00:00:27.820 for me. That is awesome. That is absolutely, absolutely awesome. I love this. I love starting

00:00:36.500 a show with somebody who's got a bourbon on the rocks for me. How can you beat that? Well, big day,

00:00:42.140 big, big day yesterday here in the United States, because I know we have a lot of international

00:00:46.360 people tuning in every day. President Trump picks Brett Kavanaugh from the D.C. Circuit Court of

00:00:53.340 Appeals, nominates him to fill the seat of Justice Anthony Kennedy, who retired on the United States

00:00:59.820 Supreme Court. This is big. This is big, and it has the left absolutely hysterical.

00:01:07.760 Hysterical. Hello, say my name, cat of the year. Thanks for watching. I bet you are the cat of the

00:01:14.480 year. Bet you are. Native Indian says, good morning, brothers and sisters in Canada.

00:01:20.340 Peace and love from the south of you. Yeah, good morning to the world. We had yesterday, we had

00:01:25.840 Australia, New Zealand, the UK, France, Canada, the United States. We had one other. I can't remember

00:01:32.240 where, but I know we had a pretty good international audience, and we had South Africa last week as

00:01:37.300 well. So Kavanaugh is nominated to the Supreme Court, has liberals absolutely hysterical. And this

00:01:42.220 is pretty priceless because Kavanaugh was about the most moderate. Trump had that list, if you remember,

00:01:47.720 from the Federalist Society. Heritage Foundation also chimed in on that early on. This goes back

00:01:54.280 to the 2016 campaign. And the list was the brainchild of White House counsel Don McGahn. He was then

00:02:00.420 senior counsel to the Trump campaign. Now, I haven't always been a Don McGahn fan, but I think on this

00:02:05.300 one, he knocked it out of the park with proposing this list because there were a lot of people who were

00:02:10.200 concerned about Donald Trump's conservative bona fides and whether or not he would have appointed

00:02:14.860 true conservatives to the Supreme Court. Well, to put that to bed, to alleviate those concerns,

00:02:20.700 McGahn and Trump came up with a strategy whereby the Federalist Society, Heritage, and other

00:02:25.260 conservatives, people like Senator Mike Lee from Utah, Senator Ted Cruz from Texas, would all be able

00:02:30.900 to chime in and give their input on who should be on the list of those Trump would nominate to the

00:02:37.740 Supreme Court should there be a vacancy. Well, Trump had two vacancies. Of course, the tragic

00:02:42.640 vacancy when Anthony Scalia died, a conservative legal giant, and now Anthony Kennedy retiring just

00:02:50.100 as a matter of course. An older guy. It was just he'd been on the court decades. Just time to go.

00:02:56.340 It appears Trump appointed two very conservative people. Now, Gorsuch has been called Scalia 2.0.

00:03:05.780 People like Hugh Hewitt are calling Kavanaugh Roberts 2.0. That concerns me. Kavanaugh does seem like

00:03:14.680 the most moderate of the bunch. However, Dr. Slappy says, good morning, John and company. Good

00:03:19.920 morning, John Zeeland. Good morning. And Kavanaugh seems like the most moderate strategies and

00:03:23.940 communications for Donald Trump Jr. And he's a good buddy of mine. And he put out a tweet this morning

00:03:29.060 that I thought was outstanding. Let me find it and I will read it to you if I could find it. But

00:03:33.900 he really was. He said, Kavanaugh is Gorsuch part two. Great SCOTUS pick. He's an originalist and a

00:03:42.280 textualist. He's a super superstar on deconstructing the administrative state. And I hate to break it to

00:03:48.060 Democrats and their friends in the media. No matter what you do, he will be our next Supreme Court

00:03:53.040 justice. That from Andy Sarabian, who left the White House political shop only about a year or so ago.

00:03:59.060 So this is what he did for a living. He studied these people. He worked on these issues. Now,

00:04:05.980 the pick of Kavanaugh has conservatives well excited. They know they're getting somebody that

00:04:13.700 will protect the Second Amendment. They know they're getting somebody that will protect the

00:04:18.640 sanctity of life. He's going to be an ardent supporter of religious liberty if his prior decisions

00:04:24.140 are indicative of his future decisions. He's been a pretty conservative guy.

00:04:28.720 The concerns to many are that he clerked for Kennedy. Kennedy was appointed by Ronald Reagan

00:04:35.820 as a conservative, but really became a centrist judge, became the, well, the dependable swing vote

00:04:43.740 on the court. I know many conservatives were a little bit concerned when last night, if you didn't

00:04:50.200 watch the nomination of Judge Kavanaugh last night when Trump announced him, really not the nomination,

00:04:55.480 but if you didn't watch the press conference, the event, you should watch it because Trump is a

00:05:02.500 master showman, better than P.T. Barnum. He built the suspense and built the suspense and built the

00:05:07.940 suspense. And about five minutes before the 9 p.m. Eastern announcement last night, we pretty much knew

00:05:13.400 it was Kavanaugh. His parents were in the audience, whereas the families of none of the others that were

00:05:18.380 mentioned were. The Associated Press began to report Kavanaugh. NBC Nightly News said they've got somebody

00:05:24.580 inside the White House. It's Kavanaugh. Kavanaugh's in the White House. Many, many people out there who

00:05:28.480 were hooked in the know in D.C. were saying they saw Kavanaugh go in and his parents were there and

00:05:33.240 the same stuff. So we knew about five, 10 minutes before that it was definitively Kavanaugh. But Trump

00:05:37.700 still kept the suspense going. And then Kavanaugh and his family kind of popped out a side door. I don't

00:05:44.340 even know where they came from. But in Kavanaugh's remarks, he seemed tepid. He seemed moderate.

00:05:50.080 Now, many on the right took that as a matter of concern. He especially thanked Elena Kagan,

00:05:57.740 a far left member of the Supreme Court, because she was the dean who hired him at Harvard University.

00:06:04.400 I read it differently. I read it much differently. Kavanaugh's a guy with a young family. He's 53

00:06:10.700 years old, very young in judicial terms. His wife appears to be his age, a couple of years younger.

00:06:15.780 He's got two young daughters. They're little kids, his girls. He wants to be confirmed. He wants

00:06:24.000 to present himself as confirmable. Look, he's got 12 years on the D.C., 11 or 12 years on the D.C.

00:06:30.620 Circuit Court of Appeals. He has a lot the Democrats can use against him. He wrote, he authored something

00:06:38.520 like, I think the president said last night, 300 opinions while sitting on that bench. And so the

00:06:45.160 Democrats now have a lot of ammunition against him. That was, but to me, that's a plus. Somebody

00:06:50.520 who has a long judicial track record has a plus. And wow, E. Bronder just logged in from Holland.

00:06:57.760 So we've got Holland today. We've got Canada. We've got Holland. Our friends from Australia,

00:07:02.540 New Zealand, I'm sure are going to pop on soon enough. We had France, the UK yesterday. I'm sure

00:07:07.200 we'll have those as well. But back to the judge. So authoring 300 opinions means you've got a long

00:07:12.860 history. You can bet your bottom dollar that the Democrats are going to pour through. Their

00:07:16.640 staffers, last night, about 11 seconds after Kavanaugh was nominated, their staffers, Democrat

00:07:23.480 staffers, went to work. They went to work trying to find something wrong with him, something to knock

00:07:30.220 him out. The Democrats will be spending millions on negative ads. They'll be spending millions,

00:07:34.840 some of those millions, on private investigators, digging into every aspect of his life. Now,

00:07:39.460 the FBI, I'm sure, has already done that on behalf of the Trump administration. U.S. Marshals have

00:07:44.980 helped. They provide security. They were providing security yesterday to the four finalists. And

00:07:50.320 the vetting process has been going on for quite a while. So it's highly doubtful the Democrats are

00:07:57.260 going to find anything. Plus, Kavanaugh appears to have lived a pretty simple and very clean life.

00:08:03.900 He and his wife went on their first date, he said, September 10th, 2001. They both worked in the

00:08:09.200 White House. The next morning after their first date, experienced, of course, the 9-11 attacks.

00:08:14.020 He coaches basketball for his two young daughters. How long CYO basketball, Catholic youth organization.

00:08:19.020 I played in those games as a kid in Catholic school. How long until the Democrats start

00:08:24.980 falling on the CYO to eliminate him as a coach? Cat of the year is from Australia. Great to have you. 1.00

00:08:35.160 Great to have you. What time is it in Australia, Cat? I always get confused with that whole thing.

00:08:40.680 Oh, our old friend, Tammy. Tammy, do I say your name right? Budinsk Zandel. Hi, Tammy.

00:08:48.240 Frank Pizikala. Good morning, Frank. But how long until the attacks on Kavanaugh start? How long until

00:08:54.500 liberal parents in CYO basketball start pulling their kids out? Because it's 9.38 in Australia,

00:09:00.920 PM. Thank you very much. We've gotten to a point where someone isn't allowed to have political views.

00:09:07.680 They have political views. They have to be attacked personally. Enoch, greetings again from the sunny

00:09:13.060 Golan Heights. I love it. I love the internationalism of our audience. It's awesome. And so we've got this

00:09:21.900 guy who appears by all rights and accounts to be a really good guy. Let's put his legal opinions aside

00:09:27.260 for a moment. You've got a guy who is a dad, a husband, by all accounts, a really good one. You've

00:09:33.680 got a guy who is 9.08 PM. I'm sorry. Frank is from Canada. Hey, Frank. And all my friends in Canada,

00:09:42.320 good morning. You've got a guy who by all rights and accounts is a coach. He mentors kids. He feeds

00:09:47.760 the homeless. That's not enough for the left. No. The left has to viciously attack this guy and watch

00:09:53.640 what's coming. Now, the New York Post editorial board really liked the pick. And they said,

00:09:59.400 Brett Kavanaugh is an excellent pick for the Supreme Court. I thought they did a great job. So I'm going

00:10:04.220 to read you some of the excerpts. They start by saying something that's very true. Donald Trump is

00:10:08.940 once again keeping his campaign promises. He floated names on a list as to who he would pick for the

00:10:14.360 Supreme Court. He's so far picked two names off that list. Gorsuch and now, of course, Kavanaugh.

00:10:21.100 Post writes, Judge Kavanaugh, 53, is widely seen as one of the top legal minds of his generation,

00:10:27.060 so much so that now Justice Elena Kagan recruited him to teach at Harvard Law, where students across

00:10:33.200 the spectrum rave about him. Though firmly committed to interpreting the Constitution as written, he's no

00:10:37.940 ideologue, which is why Senator Ted Cruz and other hard rightists had been urging Trump to pick someone

00:10:46.320 else. But now Democrats will proceed with their preset strategy for fighting any Trump picks,

00:10:52.480 charging that confirmation of Kavanaugh, they mean, guarantees the end of Roe v. Wade and Obamacare.

00:11:00.280 Well, as it should.

00:11:02.120 As it should.

00:11:05.600 Demi says, I watched President Trump's announcement last night, and it looks like a very normal family,

00:11:09.320 the Kavanaugh family. Yeah, it does. I mean, they do. These are just regular people.

00:11:14.400 Anthony Emmerich says he's a devoted constitutionalist, right?

00:11:18.080 People I trust say yes. They say, Anthony, it's a great question. They say, despite his appearing to be

00:11:25.920 conciliatory and moderate, that's just his temperament. He's a nice guy. He's a mild guy.

00:11:31.380 But they said he is an obstructionist. I'm sorry, a constructionist and a textualist.

00:11:37.180 He's a constitutionalist. He interprets the words as written, much like Scalia, much like Clarence

00:11:42.360 Thomas, much like Alito. And so, and Hill's a VA, says 53. He'll be there a lifetime. Look, yeah. I

00:11:50.800 mean, he could conceivably have 35 to 40 years on the court. Medical science getting better. It looks

00:11:57.420 like he's a guy in good shape. He plays basketball with his kids. I think we've got him for at least

00:12:02.160 30 years. Got him for at least 30 years. And so, I feel pretty comfortable that he'll

00:12:10.540 shake out to be a good judge. Hill's a VA to see a Rhino. I don't think he is. I don't think

00:12:15.700 he is. I've been out. Now, granted, the man wrote 300 opinions. I was doing a lot of research last

00:12:20.080 night insofar as I could. I got to be up early to get the show ready for you guys. But I'm comfortable

00:12:24.540 with what I see so far. Now, the left is losing their mind. And the only way Trump could make the

00:12:31.300 left lose their minds even more is if he renames the Department of Defense to War Department and

00:12:35.760 forget about it. Well, Tammy even just mentioned it when he replaces Ruth Bader Ginsburg, because 0.61

00:12:40.560 I believe that's going to happen. She's 85 years old. The woman's been on the bench a long time. It's

00:12:45.720 just maybe she wants to relax. She seems to be in pretty good shape. She falls asleep a lot on the

00:12:50.460 bench and congressional and State of the Union speeches. But for an 85-year-old, she appears to

00:12:55.860 be really sharp and in good shape. But don't you just want to retire and take a breather and go

00:12:59.780 relax at 85? And so, I think that's what's going to throw the left over the edge. Now, a couple of

00:13:08.260 things happened last night that are very unsettling. Outlets like ABC News were calling the pick

00:13:15.400 controversial before they knew who Trump picked. They were doing that about an hour and a half

00:13:20.520 before. Senator Bob Casey, a Democrat, said he was going to vote against the nominee before he knew

00:13:27.760 who the nominee was. Very troubling when you have the Democratic Party more interested in politics than

00:13:33.340 it was good for the country. Shannon Bream from Fox News, after the announcement, was going to do a live

00:13:40.360 shot from the steps of the Supreme Court where people had gathered. He was going to talk to the

00:13:45.220 crowd and do a live event. However, when she got there, she said the mood was so volatile. The

00:13:51.400 aggressive leftist protesters were so volatile. She had to cancel. She had to cancel. Let me see if I

00:13:58.100 can find Shannon's tweets from last night without getting too sidetracked here. Because I found that

00:14:04.780 to be. Yeah, she said the Democratic activist became so volatile after Trump's nomination, she had

00:14:13.420 to cancel the live shot. And then she said she had to go back to, in a subsequent tweet, she had to go

00:14:17.920 back to the safety of her studio. And it was the same mobs of leftist protesters, illegal, illegal

00:14:25.420 immigration activists. Same story, same crazies. Same stories, same crazy. And Anthony Emmerich says, 0.99

00:14:34.600 for those willing to sacrifice freedom, security, deserve neither one. Ben Franklin, the actual quote was

00:14:40.040 closer to those who are willing to sacrifice essential liberty for a bit of temporary safety,

00:14:45.580 deserve neither liberty nor safety. There are a couple of iterations. The gist of it, though, is

00:14:49.620 if you're going to tell government, protect me, don't cry foul when government takes away your rights.

00:14:55.160 Don't cry foul. Now, the the left, like I said, we knew they were going to be unhinged. We knew that.

00:15:02.200 We knew that. But it's a sad day when you've got sitting Democratic senators who are losing their

00:15:10.680 minds before before they even know who they're voting against. Now, you can thank Harry Reid, the

00:15:20.020 former Democratic majority leader in the U.S. Senate, for Kavanaugh's confirmation. And I say that to

00:15:25.680 Democrats. Harry Reid is the one who went nuclear with confirmations. That was all him. Wasn't Republicans

00:15:31.840 who did that. Right. Was Democrats who did that when they wanted to ram through Democrat appointees

00:15:37.740 for Barack Obama. Don't cry foul now. Kavanaugh is going to be approved. He's going to be confirmed.

00:15:44.420 That's there's nothing, nothing that's going to stop that. We have the majority. Even John McCain,

00:15:50.140 who's on his deathbed at this point, even John McCain is calling him an impeccable choice, impeccable

00:15:55.120 credentials. Look, you can't argue with the guy's background. Yale College, Yale Law School,

00:16:00.580 teaches at Harvard, Yale, and I think it was Princeton Law Schools or another. I could be Princeton or

00:16:06.960 Stanford. I forget. The guy has impeccable, impeccable credentials. You can't attack him on that.

00:16:13.380 But what are the Democrats doing? Well, they're parading out the furthest left faction of the party.

00:16:18.260 Now, on my former show, Off the Cuff Declassified here on The Rebel, I had a guy on, Christopher Reid.

00:16:23.800 Chris is an attorney down in Birmingham, Alabama, who worked for Heritage. Chris is a guy who worked on these

00:16:29.400 lists early on in the Trump campaign. He was one of the people who was tasked with doing the

00:16:34.580 research on the judges to put on the list. And Chris told me several weeks ago that it was going

00:16:39.060 to be Kavanaugh. Well, last night I spoke to Chris and he has very, very well-placed sources

00:16:44.820 in Democratic Senator Doug Jones's office down in Alabama. And Chris told me that Doug Jones is going

00:16:52.460 to vote for Kavanaugh. Chris also had information that said that Joe Manchin was going to vote to

00:16:58.600 confirm Kavanaugh. The more moderate Democrats, the ones from red states like Alabama and West

00:17:04.580 Virginia now as a red state, they're going to break ranks with Chuck Schumer and the crazies in the party.

00:17:11.300 And they're going to vote to confirm Kavanaugh because they know if they don't,

00:17:14.460 they're very religious. They're evangelical voters in West Virginia and in Alabama will rebel against

00:17:22.540 them. They'll rebel against them. And what's very interesting is we have an overwhelmingly

00:17:27.240 Catholic Supreme Court. Now you've got Kavanaugh, Sotomayor, Alito. There was a list put out this

00:17:35.660 morning. I'm going to try to find that list. It was very, very interesting. And I want to find that

00:17:40.220 I believe it was Ryan Saavedra over at the Daily Caller who put out a list of who was, let me find

00:17:45.680 it. It's very, very interesting. And it listed all of the Catholic justices, but I'll dig it up.

00:17:54.320 I'll find it. I don't want to waste too much time scrolling Twitter. Could have been Ryan. It could

00:17:59.660 have been Josh Kaplan over at Breitbart. I read both of them pretty often. And the court is now

00:18:05.620 overwhelmingly Catholic. And I think that means very good things for religious liberties. Now,

00:18:09.960 the liberal factions, the Sotomayors, the Kagans and the Ginsburgs, they're going to, the Breyers,

00:18:14.920 they're always going to vote on a long liberal political line. They're not going to vote.

00:18:21.280 They're not going to cast their votes, their decisions in line with the Constitution.

00:18:26.340 Now, Anthony Emmerich says, this is an interesting point. I will admit that I felt it was wrong to

00:18:30.420 stall on Obama's pick. Not that I wanted him to choose. So I still feel it is wrong that the Dems

00:18:34.020 are trying to do the same thing now. But it wasn't. Obama was a lame duck president. Historically,

00:18:39.460 lame duck presidents don't get to nominate far leftists in their last few months in office. It was

00:18:45.800 the absolutely appropriate thing for the Senate to do. This is different. This is the first year

00:18:52.500 and a half of Trump's first term. Democrats should not be stalling the way the right didn't stall

00:18:58.700 on Kagan and Sotomayor. They simply didn't. And you have to look at this in that context,

00:19:06.120 not in the context of Merrick Garland. Now, interestingly, I believe, I believe that

00:19:13.080 Merrick Garland, I had an item here, is Kavanaugh's boss over at the, over at the D.C. Circuit,

00:19:23.520 over in the D.C. Circuit. So Senator Susan Collins is also one of the Republicans we've got to be 0.92

00:19:30.760 careful of. We've got to be really careful of. Because Senator Susan Collins,

00:19:36.180 Senator Susan Collins is one of those Republicans that might as well have a D behind her name. 1.00

00:19:42.700 She might as well have a D. She's saying she's going to do a very careful and thorough review.

00:19:46.520 Here's the problem for Senator Collins from Maine. She voted to confirm him for the D.C. Circuit.

00:19:52.440 Now, Kavanaugh, one of the places I really like him, is on the Second Amendment. He said,

00:19:57.460 quote, gun bans and gun regulations that are not longstanding or sufficiently rooted in text,

00:20:03.840 history, and tradition are not consistent with the Second Amendment individual right. That is a

00:20:10.860 pretty definitive statement and makes me very, very comfortable with Judge Kavanaugh on an issue I care

00:20:16.500 deeply about, the Second Amendment. The Second Amendment. It's a sad day, but let's look at what

00:20:23.540 the liberals are doing. So from the Associated Press, liberals rally on court steps against

00:20:29.980 Kavanaugh. Now, here are the Democratic lawmakers who addressed this crowd of lunatics who scared 0.77

00:20:37.200 off Fox News' Shannon Breen. First in Gillibrand of New York, Cory Booker of New Jersey, Jeff

00:20:42.460 Berkeley of Oregon, and Bernie Sanders of Vermont. Four of the furthest left morons. 1.00

00:20:49.020 I think Manchin, Joe Manchin will vote for him. North Dakota and Heidi Heitkamp said she's going to 1.00

00:20:57.040 thoroughly review and vet Kavanaugh's record. Joe Donnelly of Indiana is going to review his record

00:21:01.800 and qualifications. That's code for their Democrats who are going to break ranks with the far left and

00:21:07.840 vote to confirm Kavanaugh. Now, Mike Pence is supposed to meet with Kavanaugh today. You know,

00:21:12.980 the Vice President of the United States is also the President of the Senate. But I don't see any

00:21:19.420 problem with Kavanaugh's confirmation. None whatsoever. The Democrat hysterics are only going

00:21:24.740 to get worse. I think Trump administration appointees are going to be harassed more. I think

00:21:30.360 Judge Kavanaugh and his family are probably going to be harassed. It's pretty tragic, but this is just

00:21:36.240 the way the new left acts, right? They don't act like human beings. They act like savages.

00:21:40.100 And I got so many comments this morning. So many comments. Let me run through some of them. 0.88

00:21:45.660 We're going to start going to comments in a few minutes here. You know, Matt MacuKid12 says Mike

00:21:51.140 Lee would have been better. No, he wouldn't have. I want him in the Senate. I want Mike Lee in the

00:21:55.440 U.S. Senate. I want Ted Cruz in the U.S. Senate. I want a judge whose track record I can see.

00:22:02.900 I don't like these wild cards because they're conservative in the Senate. They're going to

00:22:06.420 be conservative as judges. Doesn't work that way. Jeff Sessions was a pretty

00:22:09.920 damn good senator. He has been an absolute disaster as attorney general. I want people 0.96

00:22:17.160 in these critically important jobs who have a track record, a track record we can see,

00:22:21.780 we can vet, we can review. Now, let me see. Let me see some of these comments here. They're

00:22:30.480 coming fast and furiously. Somebody asked a question. I'm going to go a little off topic.

00:22:34.660 Anthony Emmerich said, I know it's off topic, but how do you feel about Hillary Rodham Clinton

00:22:38.300 supposedly claiming she's going to run? I think Hillary is like that guest at the party who's 1.00

00:22:42.740 still cracking beers when everyone else has left and the guests are exhausted and just want her to 0.62

00:22:47.420 leave. And she doesn't realize she's not wanted there anymore. She thinks they still want to hang

00:22:52.000 out with her. They don't. Nobody wants Hillary. The Democrats don't want her. America doesn't want 1.00

00:22:56.820 her. She's a two-time loser. She lost to Obama. She lost to Trump. She needs to go away. She probably 1.00

00:23:02.100 won't. But I hope she doesn't. She spells death for the Democrats in 18 and 22. And 20. And hopefully

00:23:10.540 in 22 as well in those midterms. She is disastrous. But for them, great for us. Now, we've got this

00:23:19.740 situation where Ruth Bader Ginsburg, like I said, is 85. She may very well retire. And that's why 1.00

00:23:25.080 many, many people are speculating that Trump didn't nominate Amy Coney Barrett. A lot of people

00:23:31.260 love Barrett. She's a staunch Catholic. She's that. I don't know where Barrett stands on anything.

00:23:37.180 I don't know. She might have been good. I don't know. She's been a judge for like 17 months. 0.68

00:23:43.700 Before that, she was a law professor at Notre Dame Law in a Notre Dame conservative school,

00:23:47.580 but the faculty is pretty liberal. Student body is more conservative than the faculty,

00:23:50.860 but it's moving left. I don't know where she stands. Sure, Coney was strong on abortion, we think.

00:23:56.780 But how about everything else? I don't like one issue anything. One issue anything.

00:24:04.700 And I didn't know where Coney Barrett stood because he didn't really render that many opinions

00:24:10.040 and decisions. However, if Ginsburg sticks around another three or four years, we'll have a much

00:24:15.160 better picture of who Barrett is. She's still young. She's 46. She'll be 49, 50 at that point. Still

00:24:21.060 very young for Supreme Court appointing. Barrett has time. She has time. And I think the president

00:24:28.060 did the right thing in not appointing her. Tammy says, the Clintons are now flying commercial.

00:24:34.040 Didn't see security detail on the video. Yeah, they were on a Delta flight. Apparently,

00:24:37.340 Bill Clinton was friendly talking to people. They said Hillary was miserable in a corner off to the 0.87

00:24:42.020 side. But really, really, the Clintons are just caricatures of themselves at this point. 0.96

00:24:50.360 But thank the Lord. I mean, imagine, imagine if we had Hillary Clinton. Imagine if we had Hillary

00:24:58.740 Clinton. Imagine if Hillary Clinton just nominated two Supreme Court justices. There go your gun rights. 1.00

00:25:05.740 I mean, imagine a court. Imagine a court led by Kagan, Sotomayor, Breyer, Ginsburg, and two of Hillary's 0.78

00:25:17.160 appointees. Ginsburg, six. Six. Two Alito, Roberts, Torsick. Would have been five, actually. Five,

00:25:28.320 we would have had Roberts, Alito, Torsick, and Thomas. And we would have had Sotomayor,

00:25:33.520 Ginsburg, Kagan, and two of Hillary's. It would have been a five, four court left, irreversibly 0.73

00:25:40.520 left. I don't think Hillary would have gotten an appointment on the right beyond that. She'd 0.93

00:25:46.220 have replaced Ginsburg. I think Ginsburg would have retired much sooner. We would have had a

00:25:50.660 hardcore liberal on the court for much longer. And then we risked a Democratic president after 0.95

00:25:56.260 Trump's second term when Alito and Thomas probably would have retired. And then the court would have

00:26:01.680 gone irreversibly left. Now, the two oldest are, I believe, Breyer and Ginsburg. So we might,

00:26:09.680 we might very well have, we might very well have our own super majority on the court.

00:26:17.020 Got to play these long games. You got to play the math. You have to. Don't tread on me like my

00:26:22.700 analogy of Hillary at a party. But I mean, that's really, that's really who she is. That's who she is.

00:26:28.180 She's that annoying guy with his feet up on your couch, eating Doritos at four o'clock in the 1.00

00:26:31.320 morning when all you want to do is clean up. Nobody even wanted him at the party. Nobody

00:26:36.000 wanted him there. He'd come to like two other parties. He completely screwed him up. It was

00:26:40.120 terrible. It was annoying. It was all about him. He made it a disaster. He talked about stuff you

00:26:46.160 didn't care about. He hangs out with a bunch of people you don't like. And then he's got his face

00:26:50.380 stuffed with Doritos, cracking beers, and you just want to clean your house up and go to sleep.

00:26:53.260 And that is who Hillary Clinton has become. And the sad part is, or the glorious part,

00:26:57.540 I don't know, is, does she really not get it? I mean, does she really not get it? I don't know.

00:27:06.400 Anthony Emmerich says, let's go to some of your questions now. Why does Trump

00:27:09.320 keep surrounding himself with the same never-Trumpers? Bad enough he has Bolton and Pompeo,

00:27:13.820 the Warhawks. I like Bolton and Pompeo. I think you need guys like that in a world like this.

00:27:17.300 Libertarianism is a great philosophy until it hits the non-interventionist. Non-interventionism

00:27:26.020 is a wonderful concept, but in reality, impractical. We live in a very dangerous and

00:27:31.960 technological world. There are bad actors out there. You got to do it to them before they do

00:27:35.440 it to us because they're going to do it to us. And non-interventionism is almost liberal in its

00:27:43.160 naivety. Ideologically liberal in its naivety. The belief that if we just leave the terrorists

00:27:48.500 alone, they're going to leave us alone. They're not. They're not. If we don't hack Russia, they 0.77

00:27:53.740 won't hack us. If we don't hack China, they won't hack us. If we don't saber-rattle with North Korea, 0.80

00:27:58.160 they'll leave us alone. It's not the way the world works. It's just not the way the world works.

00:28:04.260 Yeah, Tammy, I think Hillary would steal your Doritos and all your booze. I think she'd be more 1.00

00:28:10.200 interested in the booze. Peter Howe says the court could eventually be seven to two in the

00:28:16.040 conservatives' favor. I agree. I agree. I think if we look at Breyer and Ginsburg, right? So now

00:28:22.520 we'll have Gorsuch, we have Roberts, Alito, Thomas, Gorsuch, and Kavanaugh. If we get Breyer and

00:28:31.060 Ginsburg, if Trump's able to replace them, then we've got our seven to two. We've got our seven to

00:28:35.820 two. With all relatively young justices, we might lose two on the right. It'll still keep us at five

00:28:40.820 four. And if that were the case, then let's hope Clarence Thomas, who's in his 70s, might step down

00:28:48.540 before the end of Trump's second term and give us somebody younger so that we at least keep it six

00:28:54.100 three. There's a lot of math. A lot of math goes into this. But I think that right now the math is on

00:29:02.320 our side. Anthony Emmerich says, it concerns you that Soros is close to, do you mean Kushner,

00:29:08.840 Jared Kushner? If that's who you mean, yeah. But you know, here's the problem. In New York money

00:29:16.360 circles, you can't help but cross paths with Soros. You just can't help but do it. He's got big hedge

00:29:24.040 funds and money is agnostic to political parties. Money is agnostic to political parties.

00:29:32.320 Well, do I see any other, Nasdaq III says, do I see any other justices retiring over the next few

00:29:36.400 years? Yeah. With Brady Ginsburg, I see retiring. I think Trump will easily win a second term.

00:29:41.840 And I see Ginsburg leaving before the end of that second term. Yeah. Enoch says, yep,

00:29:49.900 libertarianism is an ideal like classic liberalism. I mean, it really is. You know, it's wonderful,

00:29:54.580 but you also have to live in reality. I remember on my radio show a couple of years back during the

00:30:02.300 election, I was talking to Austin Peterson when he was a libertarian presidential candidate. Now

00:30:07.460 he's running for Senate as a Republican in the state of Missouri. And Austin's a nice guy and he's a

00:30:14.640 pretty smart guy. But he told me he doesn't believe in the concept of borders. He doesn't believe in the

00:30:19.820 concept of controlling immigration, that everyone is a free man and you should be able to move across

00:30:24.980 borders on the earth freely. And and we shouldn't have a military. We should go after terrorists with

00:30:31.020 letters of mark and reprisal with privateers and mercenaries. And a lot of their their theories,

00:30:38.340 well, they sound cool, but they're not practical. And frankly, the lack of sovereignty,

00:30:43.600 the abolition, the nullification of sovereignty and borders to me sounds terrifying.

00:30:49.820 Terrifying. Eldorado says Netflix is now stopping reviews because of Obama and his liberal agenda.

00:30:55.920 I will tell you one thing. I thought Netflix hit a new low with that unfunny comedian Michelle

00:31:02.120 Wolf's salute to abortion centered around Independence Day. I thought it was one of the most 1.00

00:31:07.080 disgusting things I've ever heard of. It was absolutely terrible. So Jimmy Johnny Colt says this

00:31:15.120 is the most censored live chat ever. Why? What's being censored? I'm not being censored. I'm not

00:31:21.100 censoring myself. The rebels not censoring me. Let's see. Special K says we should all be thankful

00:31:28.420 because imagine if it was crooked Hillary picking a judge for the Supreme Court. Absolutely. Don't tread 0.83

00:31:33.560 on me. Well, liberalism is what's causing the downfall of our country. Survival of the fittest works

00:31:39.100 in society as well. If you give people things they didn't work for, no reason to work. No,

00:31:45.160 there isn't. There isn't. Right. And that, but I talk about it every day. That's exactly what the

00:31:49.440 left wants. They want to give you things. They want to be responsible for your, and they want you

00:31:54.520 really dependent upon them for food, clothing, and shelter. I want to take your guns. So you're

00:31:58.940 dependent upon them for your safety. And then they own you. Then they own you. Wayne Marion says,

00:32:06.680 Europe is finding out what countries without borders are like. Yeah, they are. And it's not

00:32:12.420 going well for them. And the citizens don't like it, do they? No, they don't.

00:32:19.120 And why would they? Trump just tweeted new poll over 90%, most popular Republican in the history of

00:32:25.740 the party. Wow. Among Republicans. I didn't see that. I'm going to check that tweet right now. I figured

00:32:30.860 Trump would be tweeting like a maniac this morning. Let's see what he said. Where is our president?

00:32:36.680 There he is. He said, thank you to all of my great supporters. Really big progress being made.

00:32:43.860 Other countries wanting to fix crazy trade deals. Economy is roaring. Supreme Court pick getting

00:32:48.460 great reviews. New poll says Trump at over 90% is the most popular Republican in the history of

00:32:55.880 the party. Yeah. Yeah, I believe that. And he's the most popular Republican in the history of the

00:33:05.200 party for the simple reason that he's actually doing what he said he would do when he got elected.

00:33:11.080 That's it. Really not a difficult concept. I'm going to do this and I'm doing it. Yeah,

00:33:15.620 we've got to build a wall. But now we're starting to see that more and more ranchers along the border,

00:33:20.000 Texas and Arizona, are getting letters telling them the border wall construction is coming.

00:33:24.340 It's coming. It's a process. You can't just start putting fence poles. There's got to be

00:33:28.020 environmental impact studies and permitting and requests for proposals and contractors picked.

00:33:33.480 All that fun stuff. Easton Guy says, should Roe v. Wade be overturned in my opinion? Well,

00:33:40.460 here's the thing. I think Roe v. Wade needs to be reexamined. There have been tremendous advances in

00:33:46.780 medical science since Roe v. Wade came down. Roe v. Wade, on its face, I feel is unconstitutional.

00:33:54.640 The Constitution doesn't discuss abortion. The founding fathers, I don't believe,

00:33:59.540 wanted abortion to be the law of the land. They didn't even think about it.

00:34:04.040 It was created out of thin air by activist liberal judges on the Supreme Court. And so, yes,

00:34:09.940 I think the constitutionality of Roe v. Wade, the foundation of Roe v. Wade, all need to be looked

00:34:18.200 at. And yes, I believe it should be overturned. I believe it should be overturned. And I think it

00:34:24.520 should, as El Dorado asked, go back to the states. It should be a states' rights issue.

00:34:29.780 Lulubob's donated. And remember, you could super chat. I forgot to mention that.

00:34:33.460 With that little dollar sign there, you can super chat and donate. Your question will pop up.

00:34:39.700 Lulubibb says, why do you guys have a midterm election? Who votes? A midterm election? Who votes?

00:34:44.000 Is it just an indicator as to who will win at the end of the term? No. The reason we have midterm

00:34:48.380 elections is because our Congress members, members of the House of Representatives and

00:34:53.320 members of the Senate have two and six year terms. So often they come up for re-election midterms.

00:35:00.220 So think of it as a 2000, in the year 2000, the president's elected for four years,

00:35:05.180 Congress people for two, senators for six. And so when you got to 2004, when you got 2002,

00:35:12.460 you had your House of Representatives folks up for re-election. When you got to 2004,

00:35:17.120 your president and your House of Representatives up for re-election again. And then when you got

00:35:21.980 to 2006, you had your senators up for re-election. But that's why we have midterms because certain

00:35:26.560 elections fall in those two years and that second year between the general presidential elections.

00:35:33.220 And that's why we have midterm elections here. It's just the nature of Congress having two year

00:35:37.560 and six year terms that overlap the four year terms of presidents, the general election being

00:35:43.180 four year. That's why we call it the midterm, that two years in the middle, that second year

00:35:48.040 in the middle for congressional elections. And it's a great question, actually. I'm sure there

00:35:53.000 are a lot of people around the world that didn't understand that many do. But thanks for that

00:35:56.420 question. It was a great question. Let's see. Enoch is a bit confused about whether Trump is an

00:36:02.180 independent or a Republican. I think I think you and the rest of the country are a bit confused

00:36:06.360 about that. But whatever we whatever he's doing is working. Let's leave it alone. Don't tread on

00:36:12.940 me, says rebel media should be on national TV. I agree. Call your cable provider. Tell him to give

00:36:17.960 us some free time there. That would be awesome. And don't tread on me. Thank you very much for your

00:36:22.840 donation as well. I appreciate that. Do I think Trudeau's Gropergate scandal, Tammy asked,

00:36:29.100 has reached the ears of the president? I'm sure it has. But the president of the United States

00:36:33.240 has no control over what happens in Canada or with the president of Canada, the prime minister of

00:36:38.460 Canada. Let's see. Special K, Trump is a president for all Americans. He's in the middle,

00:36:45.040 neither left or right, in my opinion. And Easton says, Easton guy, I don't even think Trump has a

00:36:50.420 philosophy or belief. Look, I don't think Trump is a political ideologue. I think the guy's a doer.

00:36:55.460 He's results oriented. And what's shaking out is very interesting. What's happening is that you

00:37:03.180 realize when somebody is not a political ideologue, when they're just results oriented and those

00:37:08.580 results are doing what's best for the country, what's best for the bottom line and for national

00:37:11.500 security. Well, those results tend to skew conservative. That to me is the most interesting

00:37:17.000 part of Trump's presidency. He's not a political ideologue. He's not a rightist. He's not a leftist.

00:37:22.980 But he looks at what's best for the country. What's going to give me the best ROI, the best

00:37:28.320 return on investment? And when those policies are enacted, they seem to be the more conservative

00:37:33.600 policies. They really do seem to be. MB says, sorry, I'm late, John. I hope I didn't miss anything

00:37:39.460 on Project Cassandra, Operation Reciprocity of the Scott Israel. You did it. I'm going to do those 0.88

00:37:44.380 this week because we're talking about Supreme Court pick today. That's the big news. We're going to be

00:37:48.660 talking about that. With regards to Scott Israel in Broward County, quick update. There is a Florida

00:37:54.740 Department of Law Enforcement commission meeting at the end of this week, the topic being the Parkland

00:38:01.700 school shooting. So a lot of speculation. We're going to have some news on Scott Israel. Actually,

00:38:06.660 it's starting today and it's running for the next three days, today, tomorrow and Thursday. It starts

00:38:13.240 today. So we could hear. I'm sorry. I thought it started tomorrow. We could have information on

00:38:19.120 Scott Israel in the next couple of days, if not today. I will keep you posted, MD, on that.

00:38:25.220 I will keep you posted. Robert Jackson says, I like your show. Robert, I like you watching my show.

00:38:31.940 Actually, Robert, I go live at 730 a.m., not 8 a.m. Even earlier, I want to get you guys from morning

00:38:37.320 drive or early work time. Anthony Emmerich, do I think NATO will be abolished or at least

00:38:42.720 renegotiated? No, I think Europe's going to start paying their fair share. That's what I think. I

00:38:47.280 think Europe's going to start paying their fair share because they need us far more than we need

00:38:51.660 them in NATO. They need U.S. troops keeping Russia at bay. And they know that we'll go to bat for Poland 0.90

00:38:58.880 before we go to bat for Germany at this point because of Angela Merkel and her leftist leanings. 0.94

00:39:04.280 Let's say. Tammy asks me, what is taking the governor so long, Scott Israel? Governor's waiting

00:39:10.640 for the report from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Tammy. There's also a commission

00:39:14.780 convened of sheriffs from other counties who are independently giving their input to the governor

00:39:21.020 and FDLE and the state senate that would ultimately remove Scott Israel. They're giving their input on

00:39:27.080 his performance. It's being done right. It's being done properly because at the end of the day,

00:39:32.860 he is an elected official. And when you remove somebody put into office by the voters, you've

00:39:38.300 got to really cross all your T's and dot all your I's. So I'm a fan of the way they're going about

00:39:43.720 his removal. And I do feel, I'm being told by sources, but my opinion, I do feel Scott Israel

00:39:50.480 will be removed from office very, very soon. The way it works here in Florida, again, I've explained it,

00:39:55.520 the governor suspends him. The state senate then votes to remove him. I was told by two state senators

00:40:01.520 on background. They're expecting a special session to be convened this summer. They end in early

00:40:08.660 spring, the session. They're expecting a special session to be convened this summer up in Tallahassee

00:40:14.720 to remove Scott Israel. And nothing's changed. I was told that last month. I think Enoch says,

00:40:20.900 I think the best representation of the political spectrum is an axis, is an x-axis from conservative

00:40:25.980 to progressive and a y-axis with authoritarian anarchy. I've seen that graph. It's pretty accurate.

00:40:30.340 Pretty good. I like it. Now that Trump and Putin will team, have teamed up in the space race,

00:40:36.680 will Trump still keep his word to arm Ukraine? Yeah, I believe he will. I believe he will.

00:40:42.060 Do you guys think the Space Force will accept my application? I want to join the Space Force

00:40:46.640 because it just sounds so cool. John Zeland says, Trump has got Mama Merkel to drop tariffs on cars,

00:40:54.420 winning on NAFTA. Well, not yet, but I think that's going to happen. I think that's going to happen.

00:40:59.280 Wayne Marion says, Sheriff Scott Israel's arrogance is enough to remove him, in my opinion. And mine

00:41:03.540 too, Wayne. And mine too, but he is elected, so there is a process. Believe me, he has no fans

00:41:09.460 anymore. Even Democrats, where I live, in Broward County, I only live about, oh geez, seven minutes

00:41:16.140 from the sheriff's office, about 25 minutes from Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland. I work

00:41:21.300 very closely with many of the political people there, just because I'm active in politics.

00:41:28.100 Even Democrats, my neighbor, very, very nice woman, good friend of mine. She's a very prominent

00:41:32.300 Democratic political strategist who helped get Scott Israel elected. It's the worst, she tells me,

00:41:38.960 it's the biggest regret of her career. He's a terrible guy. She can't stand him. Even the Democrats 0.96

00:41:43.780 want him gone. Even the Democrats want him gone. Tammy, base force does sound cool as a profession,

00:41:49.980 but I don't think they'll take me. MD asks, any thoughts on Theresa May's Brexit fiasco and her

00:41:55.500 cabinet melting out from under her in protest? Yeah, I think Theresa May is really botting it. 1.00

00:41:59.260 Yesterday, I said I didn't know if she'd survive. Not looking too good. And now, there are whispers of

00:42:04.820 what a great Prime Minister Boris Johnson would make. So things are getting very interesting

00:42:08.980 politically over in the UK. Very interesting politically. Roger Stone called, Robert Jackson

00:42:16.420 says, Roger Stone called the new Supreme Court pick a globalist. Do you think he's correct?

00:42:19.980 I think Roger Stone, I know Roger, he's a nice guy. He's a local. Roger lives in South Florida. We

00:42:26.360 have a lot of mutual friends. I think Roger will say whatever Roger has to say to keep himself relevant

00:42:32.540 in the media. I think Roger is a very smart guy, but I do think Roger steps in it sometimes.

00:42:41.980 But I will say this about Roger Stone. He's colorful. He keeps everybody talking. He knows

00:42:47.900 how to generate buzz. But do I think Kavanaugh is a globalist? No, I don't. I don't. Not when I look at

00:42:54.040 his decisions and his rulings. And quite frankly, even if he is, not going to have much bearing on the

00:42:59.600 Supreme Court because he seems to be a constitutional originalist. Anthony Emmerich. I think people with

00:43:06.520 dual citizenship should not be allowed to hold office elected or appointed. Why? Why? I have 1.00

00:43:12.120 no problem with that. If you're a citizen, you're a citizen. And if both nations allow dual citizenship,

00:43:18.400 you're legal. You're legal. Enoch says, progressives almost always regret their uninformed

00:43:26.080 decisions. Yep, they do. Rogue One says Roger Stone is dead on the money. Well, not really,

00:43:30.960 because it was Roger Stone who pushed Donald Trump to hire Paul Manafort as campaign manager

00:43:36.320 for like 50 days. Forget all Manafort's problems. He almost lost Trump the election because he wanted

00:43:41.920 Trump to be more establishment. So Roger Stone, remember something about Roger Stone. He's also

00:43:48.160 been a consultant for Democrats and for establishment candidates. Research Roger Stone's whole history

00:43:54.620 before you think he's this hardcore right winger. He's really not. He's really not. Roger says what

00:44:00.860 he has to say to appease his audience and the candidates he's working with. I think he's a nice

00:44:07.080 guy. I think he's colorful. I think he's interesting. But Roger Stone is not an ideologue. Roger Stone is a

00:44:13.380 an entertainer and a strategist in many regards. Let's see. MD asks locally, have I been watching the

00:44:22.220 Broward school board elections coming up? And following Andrew Pollack and his support for

00:44:26.720 Mendelsohn? I have been. And I've been interacting with Andrew Pollack through a mutual friend. I

00:44:34.520 haven't had a chance for both of us have been very busy. We're supposed to speak. I am not a fan of

00:44:38.400 Robert Runcie. Robert Runcie, remember, the current Broward schools chief, who is just as guilty as

00:44:43.300 Scott Israel in all this. He was a good friend of Arnie Duncan. He comes out of the Rahm Emanuel. 0.95

00:44:47.960 Arnie Duncan, Obama's education secretary, missing in Broward County. Nobody knows where

00:44:52.520 that money went. Rogue One says, I was talking about what Stone said about the new SCOTUS pick.

00:44:59.100 I didn't say he was dead on the money about everything. Jeez. Okay. And I don't know if

00:45:03.300 he's right about that. Because he also thought Paul Manafort was a great choice for campaign

00:45:08.620 manager. But Roger Stone is not infallible. He's not infallible. I'm going to trust Heritage

00:45:14.460 and Federalist and many conservatives I know, real conservatives I know, who like

00:45:19.360 Kavanaugh, who have dealt with him, who have dug far deeper into him than I have.

00:45:25.340 Keith Allen says, dual citizenship could cause conflict of interest, real or perceived in

00:45:29.800 making decisions. Not really. Look, I've got a very good friend who holds dual citizenship,

00:45:34.040 U.S. and Poland. He was born here. His parents were born in Poland. Therefore, he's entitled to

00:45:38.440 dual. He is the most rabidly hardcore conservative patriotic American you would ever meet.

00:45:45.320 But it helps him do business in Poland. His alliances are to the U.S. So I have to disagree

00:45:49.820 with you on that one. I have to disagree with you on that one. Holding dual citizenship does 1.00

00:45:55.520 not mean people have dual alliances. Declan Black says, you should only have allegiance to

00:45:59.320 the country that you are serving. It simply means they took advantage of the ability to travel a bit

00:46:04.300 more easily because a parent or grandparent was born in another country. Very few people I know

00:46:09.340 who hold dual citizenship have allegiance to the European countries. They typically have allegiance

00:46:15.180 to the U.S. and it just makes it easier to travel there back and forth. Let's see. Not sure

00:46:21.620 anyone outside of Hardin. Oh, you're talking about county politics, MD. Yeah, we're going to get into

00:46:26.420 that in another show. I don't want to get too sidetracked because I want to stay on the national

00:46:30.360 issues. And Rogue One says, I don't trust Roger Stone or Alex Jones much in general. Roger is right

00:46:37.720 sometimes. I have zero respect for Alex Jones. I think he's a reprehensible guy because of his

00:46:43.840 Sandy Hook and his 9-11 conspiracy theories. That lost me forever.

00:46:48.140 When you insult dead heroes and dead children, to me, you're trash. And I don't care how many people 1.00

00:46:57.160 love Alex Jones, I won't watch him. I won't entertain him. I won't retweet him. Maybe he's

00:47:03.020 gotten a couple of things right when he realized that you can't be a lunatic your whole life. 0.98

00:47:07.060 But what he did with real tragedies to garner views for himself was disgusting. And I find that 0.90

00:47:13.420 only a reprehensible human being would do something like that.

00:47:18.300 Ed Cole, 54, Colt 54, says, who do I think will be the next Scottish judge to retire? My money's on

00:47:22.980 my money's on Ginsburg. My money's on Ginsburg. So it's, you know.

00:47:34.440 Well, Declan Black says, I'm wrong on the issue because my opinions don't mean anything and my

00:47:38.400 experiences don't mean anything. Well, Declan, neither do yours by using that logic, do they?

00:47:42.620 So, you know, that's a pretty sharp knife that cuts both ways. And if we don't look at life through

00:47:49.800 the lens of our experiences, then we're going to be doomed to rely on other people, which is the core

00:47:55.660 tenet of liberalism. And as a conservative, I like to make my own decisions based on my own

00:48:01.060 research and my own experiences. Yours, with respect, is a, well, it's a pretty liberal position.

00:48:07.580 It's a pretty liberal position.

00:48:12.360 But Ginsburg is not long for this mortal guy. Actually, Ginsburg is, Anthony Emmerich said,

00:48:16.920 Ginsburg's in pretty good shape. In pretty good shape. I think she should just go and retire. 1.00

00:48:21.280 Poor lady's been working for a lot, a lot of years. And she's on the wrong side of things. 1.00

00:48:27.340 In the wrong, on the wrong side of things.

00:48:29.180 Frank Pisacalos is Alex Jones, a fruitcake. Yeah, that's a nice way to describe him. I think he's

00:48:35.760 just a pretty disgraceful guy. I think he's a guy who will step on the bodies of murdered children 0.99

00:48:40.340 to create a conspiracy theory for views and revenue. Terrible. Terrible. Classless.

00:48:48.960 Ethics and morals. Not a, uh, not a way I'd ever want to ever, ever want to handle my career.

00:48:55.920 Tammy says, Ginsburg sleeps at work. Time to retire. Exactly. I, uh, great. I agree. 0.99

00:49:04.240 I couldn't, uh, agree more. I couldn't agree more. That's the problem too. You know, she's, 0.87

00:49:08.980 she's a much older woman who clearly, despite there was a moronic, I suggest you go research 1.00

00:49:14.720 Politico's Twitter feed. They were saying how one of their 27 year old reporters couldn't do 0.71

00:49:20.020 Ginsburg, 85 year old Ginsburg's workout. That's what great shape she's in. In addition to being a 1.00

00:49:25.840 chill-inducing embarrassment of a piece, that 27 year old needs to get to a doctor very quickly

00:49:30.520 if he can't compete with an 85 year old in the gym. Yeah.

00:49:38.020 Declan Black is very angry at me. Declan, I look at life through my own experiences.

00:49:43.760 If you choose to be guided by what others tell you, that's perfectly fine. That's your right.

00:49:51.900 But it's also the way liberals live their lives. The state tells them what's good and what's bad.

00:49:57.740 Academia tells them what's good and what's bad. And they listen. They don't look at their own

00:50:01.900 experiences. They don't look at it. And you're anecdotally picking one Chinese dual citizen.

00:50:09.780 And if that person's first citizenship was Chinese, then that's where their loyalties lie. 0.68

00:50:14.920 I doubt Poland would ever elect my friend president, knowing he was born here and has a long history

00:50:21.500 of being a red-blooded patriotic Trump supporting American. You're looking at the reverse.

00:50:29.660 It seems special case as it seems the left has lost its mind. They were resisting Trump's SCOTUS

00:50:34.020 pick before he made it. Yeah, I was talking about that earlier. I was talking about that earlier.

00:50:38.740 They were resisting his SCOTUS pick before they knew who it was. They were calling the pick

00:50:43.300 controversial before they knew who it was. I wish Trump would have just screwed with them and said, 0.94

00:50:47.280 okay, I'm going to pick Merrick Garland. And then watch the left go, oh my God, the pick is great. No, 0.70

00:50:51.240 psych. Just wanted to see if you were still resisting. I'm going to go with Kavanaugh.

00:50:55.500 That would have been epic trolling. That would have been epic trolling. Trump would have done that.

00:51:01.660 Let's see. Let's see what we got.

00:51:04.320 But what's most scary to me, Matthew Mallon says, politicians think now what I thought when I was

00:51:09.800 12. That's a great, great comment. They really do. Especially the liberals. Bush hog is mad at me

00:51:16.380 too about dual citizenship. If you are going to hold off, your alliance should only be in the country 0.99

00:51:21.100 you are serving. Look, there is a big difference between holding a document and having allegiance.

00:51:27.900 Big difference. Plenty of Americans, all dual citizenship that travel to Europe more easily.

00:51:33.200 They would never, never, never give allegiance to those nations over the United States.

00:51:40.280 Looking at life so myopically is what the left wants you to do. They give you a broad sword,

00:51:47.860 a very broad concept and tell you to subscribe to it. Tell you that's the way things are. And like

00:51:56.640 lemmings, people follow. I don't do that. I do my own research. And I look at life through my

00:52:03.120 own experiences, through the own conclusions I draw through the research. And that's how I make

00:52:09.060 decisions. Tammy says the woman's marchers complaint letter left space for the nominee. They sent it

00:52:15.700 without adding the name. Yeah, they did. They put two little X's. They put two little X's.

00:52:20.100 It was awesome. Declan Black is telling me my arguments are completely anecdotal. And I'm

00:52:26.360 telling you they're not because I can give you instance upon instance of elected official down

00:52:31.000 here in Florida. Who also happen to get dual citizenship to travel to other countries and who

00:52:38.780 are some of the most patriotic conservative people you will ever meet. I know two federal agents who have

00:52:43.940 it. They are rock solid. Patriotic Americans putting themselves in the line of fire daily.

00:52:50.100 Many members of our military have it. So no, it's not anecdotal. It's not anecdotal.

00:52:57.260 You've taken two or three anecdotal incidents from Australia and are trying to paint them as global fact.

00:53:03.340 You're accusing me of that which you're doing, Declan. Do some more research.

00:53:12.600 Let's see. I just don't trust globalists in general, Anthony says. Now, neither do I.

00:53:17.020 Neither do I. But I'm not. Well, I don't like what you say, especially Zionist, because let's face it.

00:53:22.960 That sounds like a concocted term.

00:53:24.920 Somebody wanting the state of Israel to persevere and survive.

00:53:31.800 Well, they're right. They're right. They're a strategic, excuse me, a strategic ally in the region.

00:53:36.980 We need them.

00:53:39.300 Yes, Declan was very upset with me today, but that's okay.

00:53:42.660 This show wouldn't be fun if we didn't disagree a little bit.

00:53:45.340 Matthew Mallon gave me a fist bump from Wales on Trump's popularity numbers.

00:53:50.280 A fist bump from Wales and the Trump fist pump from Wales. I'm sorry.

00:53:53.640 Yeah, the 90 percent among Republicans is pretty substantial.

00:53:57.480 Easton guy says he's I'm on the losing side in regards to dual citizenship on the right.

00:54:01.940 Look, you got to. You're not going to agree on everything.

00:54:05.680 We're not going to agree on everything. I just personally don't have a problem.

00:54:09.400 Now, look, if somebody was Chinese and got U.S. citizenship, remember, they wouldn't be natural born. 1.00

00:54:15.140 They couldn't run here because we don't just have a citizenship requirement for president in the United States.

00:54:20.560 We have a natural born requirement, not for anything other than the presidency.

00:54:24.780 But we have a natural birth requirement for the presidency.

00:54:29.140 So in the United States, with regards to our executive office, we already have an insurance policy in place.

00:54:38.620 We already have one in place and members of Congress in the House.

00:54:43.400 Well, you know, they don't they they're one of 400 and some odd in the House and one of 100 in the Senate and in state legislatures, depending on the size of the state, those numbers become pretty similar.

00:54:55.480 Declan, Declan, well, your premise, you're telling me that my premise that having dual citizens causes no problems is wrong.

00:55:06.200 Declan, you took two examples from nations of millions and millions of people.

00:55:11.480 Scientifically speaking, that's not indicative of a problem.

00:55:15.460 Not indicative of a problem.

00:55:17.920 You gave maybe one anecdotal example.

00:55:21.000 One anecdotal example.

00:55:21.900 If you show me, you show me scientific research that says 15,000 dual citizenship holders were were acting subversively toward the nation in which they live, you might have something. 0.99

00:55:35.180 One Chinese guy, you know, that's the epitome of anecdotal. 1.00

00:55:41.240 Let's see what we got.

00:55:43.500 Oh, Bushhog 63 says, I sound a lot like controlled opposition.

00:55:46.780 Yeah, that's me.

00:55:48.020 Yeah, got me.

00:55:49.280 Yeah, got me.

00:55:50.140 The reality is, in America, we, dual citizenship's allowed.

00:55:57.480 It's the law.

00:55:58.460 You can't be elected president if you were born there and were naturalized here. 1.00

00:56:04.720 Can't do that.

00:56:05.740 But if you're born here and you had a grandparent over there in Italy and you get an Italian passport, I can't even do that. 0.67

00:56:12.060 My great, great grandparents are born there.

00:56:13.880 And you get an Italian passport because you like to travel to and from easier.

00:56:17.620 No, I'm not worried.

00:56:19.720 I'm not worried that you're going to be subversive to the United States if you're ever elected to office.

00:56:25.920 Not worried at all.

00:56:27.460 And I'm sure the new Supreme Court, the conservative Supreme Court would uphold that.

00:56:30.880 Because it's already the law of the land.

00:56:33.680 You're allowed to do it.

00:56:36.920 You're allowed to do it.

00:56:41.060 Yeah, Robert Jackson says, controlled opposition wouldn't read the comments and try to answer them the best they could.

00:56:45.720 They'd be pushing a narrative.

00:56:46.900 Exactly, Robert.

00:56:47.660 If I were controlled opposition, would I read the opposition's comments and debate them openly on a live stream?

00:56:55.040 Critical thinking, Robert Jackson.

00:56:57.100 Outstanding.

00:56:57.620 More people should do it.

00:56:58.980 It's awesome.

00:57:01.500 But we're going to move on from the, we're going to move on from Declan not liking dual citizens.

00:57:07.820 He used to be a bit obsessed with that.

00:57:09.400 And I'm going to sum up.

00:57:11.260 Wow.

00:57:12.220 An hour.

00:57:13.300 We burned an hour already.

00:57:14.340 How awesome is this?

00:57:16.280 I think Kavanaugh's a good choice for Supreme Court.

00:57:19.680 Maybe 3% more moderate than I would like.

00:57:22.160 And again, I could be proven wrong.

00:57:23.640 Like where he is on the Second Amendment.

00:57:25.280 He seems to be an absolutist on individual firearms rights, which to me, says a lot about where he stands on everything else.

00:57:32.280 So I'm optimistic more than cautiously optimistic.

00:57:35.460 I'm not enthusiastically optimistic.

00:57:37.300 I'm optimistic.

00:57:38.340 I am, however, enthusiastically optimistic that he will be confirmed by the Senate.

00:57:42.720 There's nothing the Democrats can do.

00:57:44.140 And watching their tantrums for the rest of the day are going to be glorious.

00:57:46.980 I suggest you do the same.

00:57:48.220 And I really suggest you join me back here tomorrow morning, 7.30 a.m. for another Declassified Live.

00:57:54.300 I'll see you guys tomorrow.

00:57:57.040 I'll see you guys tomorrow.

00:58:17.400 We'll see you guys later.

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Rebel News Podcast - July 10, 2018

Declassified Live： Trump nominates Brett Kavanaugh

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