Off The Cuff Declassified： Trump vs. Trudeau, Robert DeNiro, Parkland shooting
Summary
The war of words between Donald Trump and Justin Trudeau escalates, Robert De Niro goes unhinged at the Tony Awards, and a former Secret Service agent warned authorities in Parkland, Florida that a high school was unsafe weeks before the shooting.
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Today on Off the Cuff Declassified, the war awards between Donald Trump and Justin Trudeau
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escalates. What can we expect from the Trump-Kim summit in North Korea?
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We'll discuss Robert De Niro goes unhinged at the Tony Awards and a former Secret Service agent
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warned authorities in Parkland, Florida, that Stoneman Douglas High School was unsafe
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Lots of drama after the G7 summit in Quebec last week, but I don't understand why. I don't know
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why. Donald Trump went to that summit and did something apparently unprecedented that has
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people hysterical. The president of the United States of America actually had the audacity
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to put America first after running on a platform, after winning an election because he told the
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world, I'm going to put America first. And really, in the final analysis, that's all Donald Trump is
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guilty of. Going there and telling the member nations, the EU nations, specifically Canada,
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this is war of words with Justin Trudeau that we're going to get into. But Donald Trump, again,
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had the audacity to not want 270% tariffs charged on American dairy goods going into Canada
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without the United States doing the same or Canada removing these draconian levies. This is
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so ridiculous. The hysteria on the left, among the neocons, among people like John McCain.
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Now, John McCain, a guy who is is saying that America's. John McCain's tweets are are beyond
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the pale. I I'm going to I'm queuing one up for you. I'm going to find it for you. But one of the
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things John McCain said, and let me let me dig it up, is that John McCain basically is apologizing
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to the world, apologizing, apologizing, because America actually put America forward at the G7
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summit. John McCain tweeted to our allies, bipartisan majorities of Americans remain pro free trade,
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ready, pro globalization and supportive of alliances based on 70 years of shared values.
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Americans stand with you, even if our president doesn't. Now, McCain tweeted this out on Saturday,
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And immediately was was slammed on Twitter for tweeting that Americans are not pro globalization.
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Americans remain pro free trade. Yeah, look, free trade is great. Free trade is wonderful.
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Free trade makes the world go round. But it must be fair trade. Fair trade is imperative
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because it's not free trade when one side charges tariffs and the other doesn't. This this ludicrous
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assertion by guys like McCain, by these neocons, by these rhinos, that the United States must continue
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to be the world's doormat is is quite frankly, just inexplicable to me. It is absolutely inexplicable.
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Now they're talking about Navarro and others in the White House are talking about Canada's Justin
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Trudeau acting meek. Trump tweeted PM Justin Trudeau of Canada acted so meek and mild during our G7
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meetings only to give a news conference after I left saying that, quote, U.S. tariffs are kind of
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insulting and that he, quote, will not be pushed around. Trump went on to say very dishonest and weak.
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Our tariffs are in response to his 270 percent on dairy. So Peter Navarro then went on Fox News
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and he said there's a special place in hell for for any foreign leader like I read it to you that
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engages in bad faith diplomacy with Donald Trump and tries to stab him in the back on the way out
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the door. Now, I think that Trudeau is being incredibly weak. He's being incredibly weak.
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The G7 for him was more about his hairdo and practicing handshakes with going to practice
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handshakes with Trump. I mean, Trudeau is really Obama. He's Canadian Obama. They expect the world
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to be a certain way. They love the accolades and the celebration they receive when they walk into a room.
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They really don't want to do work. They don't want to do anything. Then you saw it from Don
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John McCain, Don McCain, John McCain as well. He he's he's out of his mind. Now,
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John McCain is very sick, man. I wonder I wonder if John McCain actually wrote that tweet.
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But again, all Donald Trump is doing, all Donald Trump is doing.
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Is putting America not even first, but on an equal footing with the rest of the world,
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when Donald Trump says to Germany, if you don't square things away, we're going to tag,
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we're going to tariff. Or hell, we might even restrict the import of Mercedes and BMWs. Now,
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that's not really going to happen. Okay. But you can't enter a negotiation without
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leverage. You can't do it. The United States has tremendous leverage, tremendous leverage.
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Our GDP is $18 trillion in the neighborhood of $18 trillion. Canada's is somewhere in the neighborhood
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of a trillion dollars. I'll give you the number right now. Right now. Canada's GDP, as we see right
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now, according to the CIA Factbook and a few other sources, is one and a half trillion dollars. So
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the United States is literally 10 times larger in terms of an economy than Canada's.
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Redo needs us. But everybody before Trump, and I like that Donald Trump said, look, I'm not only
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blaming Barack Obama. And I'm going back 50 years. Trade became imbalanced, became upside down for the
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United States over a decade. I love to blame things on Obama. But Obama didn't do more or less than any
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other previous president to create the trade imbalance. Obama simply didn't do anything. And he allowed
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the imbalance to grow. Now, I didn't expect Obama to do anything. George W. Bush for finding out more
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and more was a globalist. I believe he loved this nation, but he was a really an establishment guy
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and he was a globalist. This all evidenced by John McCain's tweet. John McCain duped the world in
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believing he was a conservative. John McCain is as liberal as it gets. He's a man who truly believes in
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a globalized new world order. Something that no one wants. No, a bipartisan majority of Americans
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do not want a new world order. John McCain do not want globalism. Like I said, he's a very sick guy.
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So I wonder who really wrote that tweet for him. I don't believe that John McCain himself wrote that
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tweet. I just I don't buy it. Now also got Larry Kudlow dumping. Kudlow said that Trudeau
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had basic. What did he say? He had he called Trudeau's verbal attacks on the president
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amateurish and a betrayal. Kudlow went further than Trump. He said he really did kind of stab us in
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the back. His exact quote was he really kind of stabbed us in the back. He did a great disservice
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for the whole B7. He demeaning Trudeau. Now they I don't know why these countries are flipping
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out that Trump wants to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum. I truly don't. Well, I do. They
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were so used to the United States for years saying, all right, we know how this globalism game is
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played. We know how it's played. I got to talk tough. I got to talk tough. Nothing's going to
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change. Don't you worry about it. I understand the new world order. We're all going to be on equal
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footing. So you're going to win the trade war. It's not a trade war. We're going to be the world
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doormat. We're going to let you do whatever you want. But those days are over. Those days
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are over. Now, Kudlow said that Trudeau, quote, busted up the G7 summit with his remarks. And I
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apologize. I'm just terrible time of year for my allergies. My voice has been terrible on air. So
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sorry about that. He then called the comments. Kudlow called Trudeau's comment. A betrayal
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and sophomoric. We did in good for in faith, he said, Kudlow. I personally negotiated with
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Prime Minister Trudeau. The non-factual part of this is that they have enormous tariffs.
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Now, Dianne Feinstein and the Democrats are saying it's one thing for Mr. Trump to get angry,
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but another to ditch the agreement because Trump didn't sign on to that G7 agreement.
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And I think he's right. I think he's 100% right. If the deal isn't right for you, get up and walk
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off the table. But Feinstein's quote was, I understand the president was upset, but to walk
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away from our allies was a big mistake. But it wasn't. But it wasn't. Why do the allies get the
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better end of the deal than us? Get the better end of the deal and we get the short end of the deal.
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If they're truly our allies, they would have wanted us to stay at the table. They would have
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made accommodations to keep us there. But they're so used to ganging up on the United States and
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getting their way. That never crossed their mind. And Trump looks at it. He says, this is nuts.
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This isn't the way things are supposed to go. This is ridiculous. I'm here. We're the United States.
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We've got an economy larger than all of you guys combined with the exception of China.
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You need us more than we need you. We've got the money. We've got the consumers. We buy your stuff
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and you're penalizing our manufacturers, our farmers. Now, there's another issue here. Okay.
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Manufacturing jobs, producing jobs are the backbone of any economy. You got to make things to have a
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GDP. You've got to farm things, produce things, grow things, create things. We've lost our manufacturing
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sector. It was soaring. After World War II into the 70s, it dipped to its lowest point ever under Barack
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Obama. And a lot of that has to do with unfair trade, things being made in Canada, all those in
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China, in Mexico, in Taiwan, all those jobs going offshore, and even to an extent in Canada.
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All those jobs going offshore, our manufacturing sector was decimated. And as a result, our steel
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industry, our aluminum industry, we only have one aluminum smelter in this nation that can produce,
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that can smelt military-grade aluminum, aluminum for aircraft and other military uses. One in the United
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States of America. That's a fundamental problem. And that's what Donald Trump is trying to fix.
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We need to be competitive again. The United States is again producing gas and oil. And we're
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going to be the largest net producer of oil by 2023. We're already doing incredible things with
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natural gas. Our economy will be stronger as a result. It'll be impenetrable. Economic security is
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national security. But what they don't understand, what the neocons and the globalists want, they don't
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understand is that America is behind the president. What they want is America to be cut down to size.
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They need to be loved by the rest of the world. They genuinely care. A guy like John McCain genuinely
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cares more about what Angela Merkel, Emmanuel Macron, and Theresa May think of him than he does what
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Americans think of him. And that is a fundamental problem when you're a United States senator.
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It's a bigger problem when you're the president of the United States. A much bigger problem.
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Donald Trump cares far less about what Macron, May, Merkel think of him. He doesn't care. You see my
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friend Rick Grinnell over there as our ambassador to Germany, basically putting Germany in their place
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and saying, hey, we are going to back the conservatives. Enough with globalism. Enough
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with this nonsense. We're not doing it anymore. And the liberals and the neocons are absolutely
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hysterical. I think what the president did at this summit was spot on. I think that the president of
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the United States understands, he truly understands what's going to be needed to get fair trade.
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Free trade is great. Fair trade is imperative. Remember that. And sometimes to get what you need,
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you'll walk off the table. You'll walk away. Now, final analysis. These countries need the U.S.
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They're not going to go enter into the G7 and make it a G6 and go proceed without us. Of course they're
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not. They're nervous wrecks. That's why they're doing this. And I guarantee you, they are livid at Trudeau.
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But see, they've got to save face with their own voters. Their own voters are very liberal.
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Their own voters despise the big, bad, evil imperial United States. All nonsense. Not Canadians.
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Not the growing right in France and Germany, but the ones that elected Macron and Merkel and May and Trudeau.
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So they're pandering to their individual basis. That's why they're slamming Trump. It's not about what's best
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for their nations. It's not about what's best for the United States. Trump is playing to his base,
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the 63 million Americans who voted for him, which flies in the face of McCain's bipartisan
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majority of Americans that want globalization. No, they don't.
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So what's going to wind up happening here is this is going to be a war of might.
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And when these other countries realize what it means to be penalized by the United States,
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what it means to have the United States pull out as a trading partner, they're going to wake up to
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their worst nightmare. And I predict they're going to reverse course very quickly. This is just the
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shock of the initial smack across the face. They've never had a president of the United States willing
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to say the United States is more powerful than you. The United States is wealthier than you.
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And we're calling the shots. They were used to doormat presidents that played the globalism game.
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But those days are over. They better get used to this new world order, the one that puts America
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back in front, leading by power and by its wealth.
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So tomorrow is the historic summit between Kim Jong-un and Donald Trump in North Korea. Now,
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there are plenty of neocons and globalists, the same people rooting for Canada, Germany,
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England and France in the G7. Well, they're rooting probably for Kim to embarrass Donald Trump
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because they hate Donald Trump more than they love their nation. But Trump's already winning.
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Number one, Kim is leaving North Korea to go to the summit. There's an Associated Press story titled
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Isolated Kim Takes Big Gamble Leaving Home for Trump's Summit.
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But I don't understand why it's such a gamble. The guy wants to be, the guy wants to be
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considered a player, a legitimate player in the world. And he's got to leave his little North
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Korea bubble. So of course, the AP running cover for Kim writes, spare a moment as you anticipate.
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One of the most unusual summits in modern history to consider North Korea's leader as he left the
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all encompassing bubble of his locked down stronghold of Pyongyang on Sunday and stepped off a jet onto
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Singapore soil for his planned sit down with President Donald Trump on Tuesday. There's just
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no recent precedent for the gamble Kim Jong-un is taking. And what do they think? We're going to
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kidnap the guy. As far as we know, his despot father only traveled out of the country by train
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and rarely at that because of fears of assassination. Him up until his recent high profile summit with
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South Korea's president on the southern side of their shared border has usually hunkered down behind his
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vast propaganda and security services or made short trips to autocrat friendly China.
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They go on to say how it's how Singapore, even though it's somewhat authoritarian, is a bastion of capitalism
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where capitalism works well. And will Kim perform well in front of 3000 journalists, international journalists?
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And who cares? Who cares? The only thing I care about in this summit is winning, is getting Kim to denuclearize
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and making the region safer. China's going to help us do that. China's going to help us do it. Japan's going
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to help us do it. Japan, by the way, we spoke in the last segment about the G7. Japan was was right in
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sync with President Trump at the G7. Oh, they can't publicly say it, but they know. They know because
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their GDP is about four times larger than everybody else's. Japan thrives. They thrive. And they know
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with what fair trade means. But back to North Korea. Now, Japan has a very critical stake in North
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Korea because these rockets North Korea has, well, they can reach Japan. And if Kim has a nuclear
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tipped rocket, it's a direct threat to Japan, a direct threat to Japan and a direct threat to us
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because we've been a solid ally of Japan since shortly after World War Two. Now, I've said on this show
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many, many times, many, many times that as much as diplomacy and military might can rid a nation of
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a dictatorship, can rid communism, capitalism is really what does it. And I've said many, many times
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on this show and others, as much as it was Ronald Reagan, Margaret Thatcher, and Pope John Paul Two
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that brought the Berlin Wall down, what kept it down was McDonald's in Moscow.
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was capitalism flooding. Capitalism is a rushing river. Once its flow starts, you can't stop it.
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You literally, you literally have to build a dam. You have to build another wall to stop the flood of
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capitalism. But it doesn't matter because it's always going to be water on either side of that dam.
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You're never really going to stop it. It's always going to be there. And that's one of the reasons
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that while others have said, even those in conservative media, people I like, Trump never
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should have taken the summit. Trump never should have legitimized Kim. He never should have legitimized
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North Korea. I said, no, he should have for a couple of reasons. First being we needed the door to crack
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open because we needed intelligence about North Korea. We need to crack that door open. They've done a
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great job that, that, uh, AP piece is right with regards that North Korea is a nation that's locked
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down. We know very little about it. We have very little intelligence coming out of North Korea.
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There's some, but what we can glean from China and other Western nations, where we can embed our spies and
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have them pose as members of other nations, other security services, intelligence services
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that share with us, but it's nowhere near what we have on, on China and Russia and Iran,
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all the other players out there. We need it. We desperately need it. But if we can get a McDonald's
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in Moscow, we can get a Chick-fil-A, um, um, uh, Pyongyang, a Chick-fil-A, whatever the fast food
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chain is. I don't care. That's how you fundamentally change North Korea, North Korea changes for the
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better. When South Korea's Hyundai's and Kia's are sitting in North Korean driveways and South Korea's
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Samsung TVs are hanging on North Korean living room walls. That's when North Korea truly becomes a free
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and open society. Now, I don't know if that's ever going to happen. Baby steps. There's an interesting
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story in the Daily Mail and it's titled, will, will Kim seek burger diplomacy? North Korea leader
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could look to bring McDonald's and a Trump branded hotel to Pyongyang to secure security and investment
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at summit. North Korean officials say the isolated regime wants to modernize its economy.
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They said North Korea wants to become a normal country. They said wants to become a normal country
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at a dinner in April. A South Korean official who was there that the North wants us investments
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asked for examples of US sponsors. The North Korean representative cited McDonald's and a Trump
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tower. Now that would be hilarious. And what a win if a Trump tower went into Pyongyang when this guy
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denuclearized, it might as well put an American flag in the center of the city. Well, I see, I think this
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is exceptional. I think the mere fact that they're open to it is exceptional. It's further than anyone else
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has gotten to look. I don't trust North Korea, but this guy's getting a taste of something. He's
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realizing that this isn't a globalist administration. Kim is getting a taste of something, realizing that
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this is not a globalist administration, that Trump isn't going to dupe him into a meeting, dupe him
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into a deal with the intention of changing regimes. Trump would rather control him. And I think he knows
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that. I think he knows that Trump would much rather control him than change regimes because look, better
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the devil you know than the devil you don't. I think that we need to also understand him now, more press,
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more of an international spotlight is on him, which creates problems for his Chinese masters.
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And we talked about GDPs, right? Canada's being 1.5 trillion, the U.S. being near 18 trillion,
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17 plus trillion, Japan being in the $5 trillion range. Well, North Korea's GDP is only 12.4 billion,
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billion. Put it in perspective. Apple, Apple is getting close to an $800 billion market valuation.
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One U.S. company, one U.S. company is almost 70 times more valuable than the entire nation of North
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Korea. $12.4 billion is nothing. It's a pittance. Put it in another perspective. It costs about $2.2
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billion to build a B-2 stealth bomber. We have 20 or 22 of them. North Korea, if they did nothing else,
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could only afford six of them. They would be completely broke. They would have nothing left
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if they liquidated every dollar they have. They'd only be able to buy six of what we have 20 or 22
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of. They're a very, very poor nation. Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos could literally buy and sell them
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several times over. They're broke as a nation. Dead broke. And you can see it by when those night
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shots of South Korea, full of lights and thriving in North Korea is dark. It's dark. Nothing going on
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there. It's a dismal or place. Terrible, terrible place. Guy is 34 years old. I think this guy wants
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to at least try to put a little more money in his own pocket. Look, he's a dictator. So if North Korea's
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economy does well, that means he's funneling that money to offshore accounts. That money's in
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Switzerland somewhere. A good chunk of it. But if the people live better, so what? And I think Trump
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understands this. Now, this is a good story because it says the U.S. price for normalization,
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complete, verifiable, and irreversible. The nuclearization is one Pyongyang has never before
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been willing to pay, seeing nuclear weapons as the ultimate guarantee of the Kim regime's survival.
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Sure. But after the April summit, Kim and Moon, the South Korean president, signed a joint
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declaration detailing their joint goal to work towards a complete denuclearization of the Korean
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peninsula. And that could be in the cards with another historic summit between Kim and Trump
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set for tomorrow. Now, Pompeo dangled the prospect, it says, of U.S. investment in North Korea
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with upgrades in energy, infrastructure, technology, and agriculture if a deal is struck.
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That's a game changer for North Korea, which is why I have high hopes going in.
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North Korea has nothing we want. Nothing. Nothing. If they develop five, ten nukes,
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we could take that threat out if, God forbid, they ever launched. It'd be the worst mistake,
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and he knows that. They don't have industry. They don't have agriculture. They don't have energy.
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They've got nothing. We have all the leverage in the world going in. All the leverage in the world
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going in. So Pompeo dangled that. He said, the secretary of state said, quote, this will be
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Americans coming in to help build out the energy grid. They need enormous amounts of electricity in
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North Korea to work with them to develop infrastructure, all the things that the North
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Korean people need, the capacity for American agriculture to support North Korea so they can eat
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meat and have healthy lives. Those are the kinds of things that if we get what it is the president
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has demanded, the complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization of North Korea that the American
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people will offer in spades. That was U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. Now, he's met twice with Kim.
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He's creating a relationship, and he believes that Kim is willing to play ball. They've been willing
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to play ball. Now, nobody trusts Kim, but I get what Pompeo's doing. He's going to let Kim save face.
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No one trusts Kim. The guy does have nukes. South Korea is vital. Not just about nukes. North Korea has
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enough conventional weapons to destroy South Korea. You combine that with those rockets, you hit Japan.
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Now you're hitting two critical economic powers in the region. Better to do this. Better to get this
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guy to a table. Get him to the table. Get him to denuclearize. Help his economy. Let capitalism creep
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in because the minute it does, the minute it does, the regime has changed. You might have the same guy
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running the country. But slowly but surely, North Korea will become a much better version of its
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former self. A much better version. But again, like I said when we talked about trade, no one in the
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world is used to a strong president, a strong United States. They're so used to weakness that they don't
00:28:22.140
understand. Trump can pull this off because we've been we've been run. The Oval Office has been
00:28:28.420
occupied by globalists for so long. No longer the case. Trump's a doer. He's a guy who just wants
00:28:35.080
results. He wants to get things done. He wants to zero balance the budget, put another checkmark in
00:28:39.900
the win column and move on to the next task. He's doing that with the G7. He's going to do it with
00:28:45.120
North Korea. Now, barring any major hiccups, I predict, and we're going to be talking about it
00:28:49.780
on Wednesday's show because the summit will probably get the results of the summit after
00:28:55.260
tomorrow's show, unless something happens very, very early in the day. Kim also is only scheduled
00:29:00.980
to be there for five hours after the summit begins. So we don't expect this to go very long.
00:29:10.040
Yeah, and he's I'm doing the math in my hand. His plane is scheduled to be wheels up at 2 p.m.
00:29:18.120
And so hopefully we hear something that would mean he's got to take an hour or two to get to the
00:29:23.340
airport security and whatnot to leave the summit to say his goodbyes. Really only to give him three
00:29:28.580
or four hours of the table. Right. So this thing is going to be quick. This is not going to be an
00:29:35.220
all day summit unless he pushes his travel back. But right now, Kim is scheduled to leave five hours
00:29:41.500
before the start time of the summit. And I think I think our post analysis is going to be very
00:29:48.160
positive. Kim is unpredictable, so I'm not going to say 100 percent. I predict it will be. But even
00:29:53.480
if we walk away from the table, as we've seen Trump already do once, even if we walk away,
00:29:58.000
I predict we're going to be back at it. But in my gut, I'll give you a better than 50 percent
00:30:04.560
chance analysis. The United States is going to come out of tomorrow with a win.
00:30:19.660
I know you're not going to believe this next story. I know you're not going to believe it.
00:30:22.800
But Robert De Niro lost his mind at the Tony Awards saying F Trump. We expect that. De Niro's
00:30:30.540
hated Trump because De Niro's your typical leftist. He's hated Trump ever since Trump
00:30:34.700
got elected. These morons don't even know why. Look, Robert De Niro is just turning into a bitter
00:30:39.280
old man. And if I was a guy that had gone from raging bull, taxi driver, the godfather to
00:30:45.600
goodfellas to B comedies, B movie comedies that absolutely flop at the box office,
00:30:52.640
well, I'd be a little upset, too. I'd be miserable and bitter. So he goes to the Tony
00:30:57.340
Awards, which was like a who's who of liberals who hate America. And he stands up. And instead
00:31:04.140
of, you know, being dignified, instead of making it about Broadway, which is what the Tony Awards
00:31:10.340
are about, something I don't watch anyway, he said, quote, I'm going to say one thing,
00:31:15.160
F Trump. It's no longer down with Trump. It's F Trump pumping his fists in the air like
00:31:20.920
some weirdo. Now, of course, of course, the crowd gave De Niro a standing ovation.
00:31:37.400
Now, he was doing this while he was giving some kind of accolade to Bruce Springsteen
00:31:45.200
for his show, Springsteen on Broadway. Springsteen is another far left weirdo. I don't like Springsteen's
00:31:54.200
music. It bores me. I know when I say that people go, you don't like Bruce. You don't
00:31:58.300
like Bruce. I really don't. I always found his music boring and formulaic. And I've never
00:32:03.420
been a Springsteen fan. And his far left radicalism made me even less of a Springsteen
00:32:09.420
fan. But this is this underscores a bigger problem here. He gets a standing ovation from
00:32:15.280
the crowd. The crowd on national, international television didn't care about offending 63
00:32:24.060
million Americans. That's how little Hollywood thinks of you. That's how little the entertainment
00:32:31.520
industry thinks of you. They're your betters. They're the elite. They know better than you.
00:32:38.640
You're the fool. You're the moron. You voted for Donald Trump or you're incorrigible. You're
00:32:46.240
insufferable. You support America first, not globalism. How dare you? How unenlightened you
00:32:53.180
are. They're so much better than you. They know so much more than you do. So they get up and
00:33:00.140
they give De Niro and his vulgarity a standing ovation. And basically what they're saying is
00:33:06.480
not just F Trump, it's F you to the 63 million Americans, 63 million Americans that voted for
00:33:13.940
Donald Trump. You know, I say and sometimes I get people agree with me and then some don't.
00:33:19.720
I say that we're in Civil War 2.0, but it's a culture war and we're in it. And I've been
00:33:26.340
saying it and I've had people say we're not, we're not, we're not. And I've had many people
00:33:29.060
say we are, we are, we are. Interestingly, veterans often agree with me. Oh yeah, we're
00:33:33.860
in a war, Civil War 2.0. Like we got it. Hollywood proved it. You might not think you're in Civil
00:33:40.960
War 2.0, but the far, far left, the media power of the far left, oh, they're in Civil War
00:33:48.240
2.0. They want you ideologically dead. They're fighting very, very hard to win Civil War 2.0.
00:33:56.260
While people on our side say, that's terrible. Don't say that. The left, we want discourse
00:34:01.380
and an honest discourse and we'll get back. I don't want discourse. They want you silenced.
00:34:06.040
They want you to go away. If they could jail you, they would. We see it happening with censorship
00:34:11.640
on social media. We see it happening with conservatives being banned on Facebook and
00:34:17.060
Twitter for things liberals would never be banned for. We see it happening with a guy like Dinesh
00:34:21.720
D'Souza being federally prosecuted. But Rosie O'Donnell doing exactly the same thing, not being
00:34:28.360
federally prosecuted. D'Souza, of course, being pardoned by Donald Trump. The IRS targeting conservatives
00:34:33.800
and nobody paying the price for that scandal. Lois Lerner collecting a pension. Despite the IRS
00:34:41.260
targeting conservative groups, weaponizing that agency. You see it in the deep state, weaponizing
00:34:47.040
the intelligence and law enforcement agencies against the Trump campaign. All that happened,
00:34:51.480
despite what they tell you didn't. Of course it happened. It all happened. And it was all
00:34:56.800
disgraceful. It was terrible. And then you see it in Hollywood, in Hollywood, where and Broadway,
00:35:04.760
same people, same stars go to the Tony Awards that go to the Oscars, that go to the Emmys,
00:35:10.160
that go to the MTV Awards, that go to the Grammys. And it's all the same rhetoric. We hate Trump.
00:35:18.080
We hate you. We hate conservatives. Screw Trump. F Trump. F conservatives. F Republicans.
00:35:24.880
Screw you. We hate you. Half the country. And half the country says, you people are morons. We're
00:35:32.280
going to boycott you. But not enough do. Not enough people boycott the entertainment industry,
00:35:36.860
because really, at the end of the day, we're a little smarter than they are. They provide a
00:35:41.620
product. We watch the movie. We don't think much about their political stupidity when we're watching
00:35:48.720
the special effects. Something that bothered me, I like the Jurassic Park movies. I think they're fun
00:35:53.680
and they're interesting. But the new one, I forget the name of it, when it gets hammered by liberal media
00:35:59.920
as being too far left and being ridden with metaphors of racism and misogyny and the environment.
00:36:10.460
And it's like, enough is enough is enough with all this. Enough's enough. I saw a movie,
00:36:17.880
12 Strong, recently about the first special forces unit that went into Afghanistan, the horse soldiers.
00:36:22.580
It was a good movie. It was a great movie. You know why? A lot of action. A lot of guys shooting
00:36:29.700
at each other and killing each other. Historical accuracy. And no underlying far left political
00:36:37.940
messages. Just a good war movie. That's what it was. It was like an old school war movie.
00:36:44.320
That was it. The good guys were likable. The bad guys weren't. They shot at each other. The good
00:36:49.080
guys won. Even better. It was a true story that had a great ending. Well, we've been at war for a
00:36:56.560
long time, but that particular campaign had a great ending. That's the kind of movie Hollywood
00:37:02.000
should make more of. Not these political statements. They flop. But what did the crew at the Tony
00:37:08.920
Awards in the Nero achieve last night? Well, a room full of people patted each other on the back.
00:37:14.200
Right. And 63 million. 63 million Americans now look at them in disgust. I don't know. They won
00:37:22.740
their little battle in that room. Did they lose the war? I hope Americans stopped going to the theater,
00:37:27.540
but I would venture a guess that people who tend to go to the theater are probably the 60 some
00:37:33.500
odd million Americans that voted for Hillary Clinton. So at the end of the day, they're playing
00:37:39.340
to their base. Maybe maybe they're right. I don't know. But what I do know is Americans need to need
00:37:46.240
to those on the right need to start understanding that the left most certainly is in a war against
00:37:50.960
you. The left hates you. The left wants you ideologically dead. The left doesn't care about
00:37:58.200
you. They would jail you. They would silence you. They would strip your first, second, fourth, fifth.
00:38:04.640
Hell, they would strip all your rights. They would strip the Bill of Rights if they could from
00:38:08.780
conservatives. And it would only apply to liberals in its own perverse way. So wake up. You are in
00:38:14.320
Civil War 2.0. You're in an ideological war. You don't believe me. Just watch a clip of last night's Tony Award.
00:38:28.200
You know, we here at The Rebel have been calling for the removal of Broward County, Florida Sheriff
00:38:35.880
Scott Israel after that horrific massacre that killed 17 at Stoneman Douglas High School in
00:38:41.280
Parkland. Well, there were many, many pieces that fell down. And I have always placed blame on two
00:38:46.860
key players in all this. Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel and Broward County School Superintendent
00:38:51.780
Robert Runcie. Runcie has been incredibly closed off. He's not shown any transparency. In 2014,
00:39:00.680
there was an $800 million bond appropriation for schools. It's all a matter of public record.
00:39:05.700
I've presented it on the show before. It can all be researched very, very easily. All of all of the
00:39:11.200
links through the bond appropriation, what was supposed to be sent each school or on the county's
00:39:15.920
website. Stoneman Douglas was to receive $10, $11 million with a portion of that going of the $800
00:39:21.620
million. A portion of that going to school safety, none of that was ever carried out. And with
00:39:26.280
regards to school safety, the only thing they were actually going to do at Stoneman Douglas was upgrade
00:39:30.400
the fire system. Necessary, of course. But we're now learning that two months before the massacre,
00:39:36.760
this is an exclusive story from the Florida Sun Sentinel, which is really Fort Lauderdale area,
00:39:41.680
Broward County's newspaper of record. Let me read this to you. Two months before the massacre at
00:39:46.600
Stoneman Douglas High School, a retired Secret Service agent, warned administrators that the
00:39:53.440
school could be vulnerable to a gunman. And this wasn't just some random guy. This was a guy very
00:39:59.300
familiar with the school and the school very familiar with him. 27 years, retired Secret Service,
00:40:04.820
named Steve Wexler. Both of his kids had graduated from the school and he was often a speaker there
00:40:10.340
to classes on criminal rules of evidence, law enforcement, things of that nature.
00:40:14.340
He's a well-known member of the community. He was a well-known fixture as an expert. The guy
00:40:19.920
imparting his expertise over his career with the Secret Service around the school. He knew the
00:40:23.840
facility incredibly well. Like I said, his kids went there and he knew the buildings. He knew the
00:40:28.900
problem. The retired agent, Steve Wexler, said he made his point by strolling through the school with
00:40:35.960
post-it notes, attaching them to places his bullets or a knife would land if he were an intruder.
00:40:43.800
No one stopped him, he said. The gates were unlocked, students didn't wear any kind of
00:40:50.360
identification, a fire alarm could send students streaming into halls, and the active shooter
00:40:54.820
drills were inadequate. He said he told the administrators, quote, this stuff is blatantly
00:41:01.100
obvious. You've got to fix this. But he never heard another word from the district. That's why I blame
00:41:07.380
Superintendent Robert Runcie. I'm hearing story upon story upon story like this from parents who
00:41:12.400
expressed concerns. I have a friend who is a retired member of Deb Grew of SEAL Team 6.
00:41:18.780
He lives in Parkland. His kids, his son went to the school. His son was in the parking lot as a
00:41:24.500
shooting was happening, waiting to pick up his girlfriend, a senior. His son had graduated last
00:41:29.040
year. His girlfriend was a senior. He was in the parking lot waiting to pick her up while the gunshots
00:41:33.080
went off. His son was able to carry out a victim. I know people very close to this.
00:41:37.160
That was SEAL Team 6. And not long ago, he had always, when he and I were talking about it after
00:41:43.520
the fact, he said, yeah, the place was abysmal with regards to security and how the gates were
00:41:48.660
always open. It was very easy to get in. Well, now there's a state commission that's reviewing
00:41:53.180
the shooting and wants to talk to retired Secret Service agent Wexler. Pinellas County, Florida,
00:41:59.780
the sheriff, Bob Gauterri. That's up near Tampa. Good agency. He's running the commission.
00:42:06.420
Several full-time investigators are still lining up interviews, but they're interested in talking to
00:42:11.140
Wexler, the retired agent. Now, Broward School District spokesperson Tracy Clark confirmed that,
00:42:19.780
quote, a school administrator did discuss security recommendations from an individual last
00:42:25.660
year. He didn't disclose anymore. This is most likely Wexler because Wexler said he had these
00:42:32.160
conversations in December. He pushed and he pushed and he pushed. The district finally took him up,
00:42:38.020
he says, that's a quote, finally took me up on the offer in December when a teacher on behalf of the
00:42:44.560
school security committee asked him to conduct a, quote, unquote, site survey. He didn't know it
00:42:51.100
prompted the request, but he printed out details. It's floor plan, bell schedule, aerial maps.
00:42:57.980
He arrived. Here's what he says, which was ironic even the day that he went to his meetings. The
00:43:03.400
meeting was on December 13th when school district finally took this retired Secret Service agent up
00:43:08.380
on his offer because he arrived for his meeting on December 13th and he pulled in the visitor's
00:43:13.500
parking lot. The gate was open, but he sat there for 20 minutes and no security approached him.
00:43:20.400
What was Scott Peterson, the useless coward school resource officer doing? Then he summoned
00:43:29.680
assistant principal Winford Porter to his truck and asked permission to go on a demonstration.
00:43:34.680
With Porter as his passenger, Wexler moved his truck into the bus loop through an open gate.
00:43:39.240
Why the heck was it unlocked at midday? He won't. What was the Broward County Sheriff's office doing?
00:43:44.600
With Porter watching from afar, Porter being the assistant principal, he wandered into the school
00:43:49.420
breezeway surrounded by students and staff, then walked through an open back door to the
00:43:53.600
administration building. He had written numbers one through 20 on yellow post-it notes. He didn't
00:43:58.300
want to mess with kids, he said, so he focused on the staff. Assistant principal Denise Reed was the
00:44:03.980
first adult he saw inside. He said he handed her the first stick. He had said one. He was the first
00:44:08.660
victim who could have been shot or stabbed if he was an intruder. Then he went to the second spot,
00:44:12.960
posting post-it notes on desks and door jams. Nobody challenged him. Nobody approached him.
00:44:18.240
Nobody said, who are you and why are you doing this? He had gone through all 20 post-it notes when he
00:44:26.300
reached Deputy Scott Peterson's office. This is the best part of this. The school resource officer had
00:44:32.060
his back turned the door while working on his computer. And he didn't put one of those post-its
00:44:37.480
on Peterson's door because he said, we're both cops. And it just, he couldn't stomach even simulating
00:44:42.940
a demonstration that a cop would have been shot. But he turned to Porter. And he turned to Porter,
00:44:50.140
the assistant principal, and he said, I ran out of post-it notes. Do you want me to keep going?
00:44:54.760
But he made his point. Over the next hour and a half, he laid out what he perceived to be a security
00:45:01.000
recommendation. And this is what was among them. School gates should be locked and students should wear
00:45:06.280
ID badges showing they belong on campus. School's policy requires the gates to be locked, but he
00:45:11.500
found out they weren't. The shooter, Nicholas Cruz, was able to get on campus because the gate were
00:45:15.700
opened at the end of the school day. Active shooter drills should be routine. Any adult should be able
00:45:21.020
to declare a code red and lock down the school. Current protocol is that an assistant principal
00:45:26.460
who notifies the principal who then makes the call. And he said, that's the problem. And he's right.
00:45:31.080
This stuff happens fast. This playing telephone is no good. By that time, we could sit down and have
00:45:34.980
breakfast. He's right. Shooting incidents jump off in seconds. I've been involved in them.
00:45:39.140
Seconds. Schools should not immediately evacuate students for a fire alarm without first confirming
00:45:45.200
there's a fire. During the shooting, the gunman set up a smoke alarm. Students fled into halls and he
00:45:50.560
had fish in a barrel. I don't mean to be callous. And he said, we learned a lot from Columbine that
00:45:57.680
Stoneman Douglas didn't do. Now, predictably, predictably, the school district isn't commenting.
00:46:06.700
The principals, the assistant principals are saying they learned a lot, but they're not going
00:46:11.020
to comment because it's about safety. And the Florida Department of Law Enforcement is now also
00:46:17.120
reaching out to Wexler, Steve Wexler, the retired Secret Service agent. He said of the Stoneman
00:46:22.740
Douglas administrators, quote, I tell them what to do and then they don't do it. If they didn't want to
00:46:26.060
use the recommendations, why then would the school reach out to me? I said, keep the gates locked.
00:46:31.400
If they had just kept the gates locked, the kid would have had to jump the fence and it would
00:46:35.800
have been more obvious. It didn't have to happen. Those kids didn't have to die. He's right. He's
00:46:42.640
right. I encourage everybody to read this story and I encourage everybody to go to firescottisrael.com,
00:46:47.600
sign our petition. We really want to have Sheriff Scott Israel removed. Scott Peterson, the deputy,
00:46:52.420
had the audacity to go on television and say he wasn't a coward. He was useless. He was worse than
00:46:57.920
a coward. He was a useless coward. I've been infuriated about this shooting because it happened
00:47:02.180
only about, oh, 30 minutes from where I live, 25 minutes from the studio here. It hit home. I have
00:47:09.020
friends, like I said, whose kids went to the school. I have a lot of friends who live in Parkland.
00:47:12.720
Beautiful area. Wonderful neighborhood. Tragic, tragic event. And they had a well-known to them,
00:47:19.160
retired United States secret service agent. Somebody trained to protect the president of
00:47:24.420
the United States of America, giving them world-class security recommendations for free.
00:47:31.080
They didn't implement or take one of his suggestions. It is absolutely unacceptable.
00:47:49.160
It is absolutely unacceptable. With That Wentworth, Jets, theringe of this company,
00:48:05.420
the demonstrations of possessions that guerris, and my dance class could take care of the
00:48:09.600
reservists by hitting home to a external way. For those who live in Parkland, they invited