00:02:56.820Can you tell us what you're planning on doing, what the DOJ is doing now and why?
00:03:01.300Well, I'm going to push back a little bit.
00:03:02.600It's actually really popular with a lot of people in Michigan,
00:03:04.860including many legislators who actually reached out and specifically asked us to do this.
00:03:09.300because Michigan, like some other battleground states, has been rife with the regularities in
00:03:15.340recent election cycles. Both Republicans and Democrats have sent election monitors in the past
00:03:20.960to all these battleground states. And so some of the issues that we're going to look for in four
00:03:25.940jurisdictions where we're sending these election monitors, Detroit, East Lansing, Lansing, and
00:03:31.280Hamtrak include, and I may have mispronounced that last one, include language issues. There's been
00:03:38.980no assessment by the DOJ in two of these jurisdictions that have high Hispanic populations
00:03:43.960as to whether they're complying with federal law relating to ballot access.
00:03:48.120There have been extremely long lines in the recent election in one of these jurisdictions
00:03:54.180that has a university on the campus in Detroit, I believe.
00:03:57.740And there's an admitted glitch in the poll book loading in the other one.
00:04:02.300So these are all based on actual irregularities that we've seen in prior elections.
00:04:06.680Now, when you look at how the Biden administration handled some of these hot spots, and I'm just talking about the primary, not the general, we're going to have a way expanded program in the general election.
00:04:16.800In prior election cycles in 2022, the person sitting in this chair in the Biden DOJ sent nine election monitors in 2022 and sent 27 in 2024.
00:04:31.860So this is not unusual. This is something DOJ does regularly. People are just upset that Republicans are taking the integrity of our elections seriously at the DOJ level for a change. That is new, and they better get used to it.
00:04:47.880The news broke overnight that DOJ is sending letters warning election officials, I'm quoting,
00:04:54.020in all 50 states in the District of Columbia, they will face criminal prosecution over non-citizen voting.
00:04:59.600The letter signed by Assistant Attorney General Armie Dillon gives states five days to explain how they will comply with federal voter eligibility laws
00:05:07.820and how they will maintain clean voter lists.
00:05:10.200Non-citizen voting in federal elections is extremely rare, but Trump and his administration have falsely portrayed it as a widespread issue.
00:05:18.740Well, so first of all, the word left out when that hysterical commentary from the left is knowingly.
00:05:27.380So if a state election official knowingly refuses to remove non-citizens from the voter rolls, that's illegal.
00:05:35.900That is a crime under our laws. And someone who does that and conspires to do that can be prosecuted.
00:05:42.420So I'm simply informing top election officials around the country and includes Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands that this is their duty.
00:05:49.420Now, a third of the states have voluntarily complied with us and we thank them for their cooperation.
00:05:54.260And in that effort, we have found hundreds of thousands of dead people on voter rolls, and we have found tens of thousands of names of suspected non-citizens that we are now digging into through our immigration files to see whether they're appropriately on the rolls or not.
00:06:11.480In recent weeks, months, and even the last year and a half, we prosecuted numerous people at the Department of Justice for voting while not citizens of the United States.
00:06:22.400And it's indisputable, based on evidence that I've seen, that there are tens of thousands of non-citizens, at a minimum, on the voter rolls in just the ones that we've examined.
00:06:32.580And keep in mind, two-thirds of the states are fighting us in getting access to their up-to-date voter rolls, but we're using, you know, other means to look at some of these.
00:06:41.120And so I think that's very concerning.
00:06:42.580Glenn, your vote and my vote is very important and precious to us.
00:06:47.080And even if one or two people are canceling out our votes, that's a problem for me.
00:06:52.540That's a problem for you as a citizen.
00:06:53.840And it's a problem for the United States.
00:06:55.480So I think it's very important that people know this.
00:06:58.420And the other thing is, what we've learned is that many of legal residents of the United
00:07:03.000States, green card holders, for example, are not aware that they're not entitled to vote
00:08:12.500And how is this different at all for the election?
00:08:18.900So what's different here is, so in the prior times I've done it, I've certainly done it for decades.
00:08:24.020I've been a Republican election monitor and lawyer over the years.
00:08:26.960And in 2024, November, I was in charge of the Arizona operation and we had dozens of volunteers there.
00:08:33.400The Democrats had their own operation, their own war room and dozens and maybe hundreds of volunteers on their side.
00:08:38.820And so we send our credentialed, in the case of a political party, you send a credentialed person, there's a process, you get to look at what's going on there.
00:08:49.800And in Arizona's case, for example, there were indeed irregularities and there were misprints and there was a wrong size paper in 2022.
00:08:57.660And, you know, thousands of people were turned away from the ballots in Maricopa County.
00:09:02.480There were problems in Apache County. So that's one of the reasons why we're sending federal election monitors to Apache County this time around. Native Americans were not allowed to vote because of just complete incompetence on the part of county officials at that time.
00:09:18.280And so what's different about the DOJ is we have a right to do this under federal law, so we don't have to ask for permission. We're going to go in and we're going to observe, just like, by the way, decades of lawyers at the Civil Rights Division have done in both Republican and Democrat administrations, and no one squawked about it the way that they are today.
00:09:39.680And it's a good thing when the federal government is there to ensure that the law is enforced.
00:09:44.160I think it makes everyone feel more confident.
00:09:46.740And, you know, while we're just doing it for six states and nine jurisdictions in the upcoming primaries, you know, most of the primaries have already occurred.
00:09:56.000You can look for a much more expanded presence on the ground of federal election monitors in the 2026 election.
00:10:03.400because I want every citizen who votes on both sides to feel confident in the outcome of those
00:10:09.500elections. Now, monitors alone are not going to help us do that. There's no federal monitor that's
00:10:14.640going to fix California's wacky ways and delays that they count votes, which is worse than almost0.91
00:10:22.040every third world country. But at a minimum, we can ensure that there are eyes and ears there from0.97
00:10:26.600the feds and we can then, you know, take action swiftly and step in. Now, this is not a substitute
00:10:31.880for private election monitoring. The parties are going to do that. I know that there are going to
00:10:37.140be congressional monitors going from, you know, I assume both parties. And this is our sacred right
00:10:46.360and duty. It's part of the First Amendment to be able to observe what's happening as we cast our
00:10:51.340votes and ballots. And that was frustrated in 2020, as you know. Again, I was a lawyer who was
00:10:57.880with the campaigns at that time, and our colleagues were prevented from witnessing exactly what
00:11:05.100was going on in Detroit, one of the places I'm sending election monitors in the upcoming
00:11:10.180weeks, in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia specifically.
00:11:13.660And so people don't know whether they can trust the outcomes of those elections when
00:11:17.480there's cardboard taped over the counting areas, when there's mysterious incidents and
00:11:22.900occurrences that nobody bothers to explain when people are taking thumb drives and moving them
00:11:28.140around and there's no valid explanation and witness to that. So I want to put a stop to
00:11:33.140all that chatter on both sides by having a very transparent process. So I talked to the first
00:11:39.960assistant U.S. attorney in I think central California and he was talking to us about
00:11:48.020you know doing an investigation and saying hey we're just looking for any evidence and if anybody
00:11:54.340has anything they want to come forward and tell us about it um and he wasn't saying that there
00:11:59.820was corruption at the time have we found do we have any updates on california have you found
00:12:03.880anything does it look clean what what what's the story there i think you're referring to my dear
00:12:09.480friend and colleague bill assaylee who's running the los angeles uh office and investigations and
00:12:15.240I'm not able to comment on what has been found at this time. We don't comment on
00:12:20.140the fruits of ongoing investigations, but I can promise you that whatever has been found so far
00:12:26.460isn't the end of it. And so absolutely, people should come forward if they've witnessed. For
00:12:30.940example, just in Los Angeles, I was with Bill just a few weeks ago where we announced the indictment
00:12:35.740and later guilty plea of a woman who signed up untold dozens or hundreds of, I'm sure hundreds
00:12:43.300actually, of homeless people on Skid Row illegally. Illegally because not that they're
00:12:47.600not entitled to vote, but she paid them to register to vote. That's illegal. She paid them1.00
00:12:53.320for signatures on signature petitions. That's illegal. And she gave them her former home1.00
00:12:58.800address to use as their voter registration address. All illegal, illegal, illegal. We
00:13:03.760count this one woman doing it, thanks to independent journalists. And I'm sure that this is a much
00:13:08.840bigger problem. So we'd like to catch all of that fraud and we'd like to put a stop to it wherever
00:13:14.520it's occurring in the United States. By the way, whether it's being done by anybody of any party,
00:13:20.180it is intolerable and it needs to stop. Right. And how bad is the punishment?
00:13:27.740We'll see. Sentencing hasn't occurred in that case. She is pleading guilty.
00:13:32.280So I think we'll see. But I think it all depends on how many predicate acts you can prove,
00:13:38.840and how long it's been going on, who else is involved.
00:13:42.720You know, people don't do this in a vacuum.
00:15:21.800These are people who believe, literally believe in the end of the world.
00:15:29.940And they believe their end times theology teaches that they can hasten the return of the promised one.
00:15:40.080By the way, I believe, this is me, but I believe their promised one is our bad guy in our end times, okay?0.94
00:15:48.180They believe that Jesus is going to come back when the 12th, the mom returns, the Mahadi.0.99
00:15:53.600when he returns, he's going to say, and look who I've got under, you know, behind curtain number0.91
00:15:58.860two, it's Jesus. And Jesus is going to come and say, yeah, by the way, Christians, you were wrong0.86
00:16:04.720about all of this. I'm not the savior. Um, and Mohammed is, is the real, uh, savior and, uh,0.85
00:16:12.520and Allah is God. And then he goes and enforces this and he tries to convince Christians to,0.92
00:16:19.020you know um believe and uh when he when they don't believe he then oversees their execution
00:16:26.200which is beheading which is very christ-like very very christ-like so i have a feeling that
00:16:32.080the way they view the end times is the exact opposite of how we view the end times story
00:16:38.440okay so i believe it's the other side of the story if you catch my meaning here it's not very
00:16:42.980It's not very cloaked. And they're crazy because they actually believe it. The 12ers actually
00:16:50.000believe it. And the 12ers are so crazy that the Ayatollah Khomeini, the original guy back in 19790.99
00:16:57.480said, no 12ers can be part of this revolution because they're too crazy. Too crazy for the guy0.99
00:17:06.160of the 1979 revolution. And now these are the guys that are in charge and we're negotiating with.
00:17:12.180there's no way to negotiate with him so yesterday trump was asked by a reporter do we even have an
00:17:19.240mou and listen to his response because i want you to listen the way he says this he's still
00:17:25.480negotiating um he is not saying he's not saying we don't have one he's saying me so it's a little
00:17:34.260bit good cop bad cop here um but the president is serious i had a conversation and i don't want to
00:17:41.780quote him on anything, but I had a conversation with him on Friday about this. And he said,
00:17:46.520believe me, Glenn. And again, I'm not quoting, but believe me, Glenn, I'm just going to keep
00:17:52.440killing them. They will come to the table because I know who they are and I'll keep killing them1.00
00:17:59.200until we find the reasonable ones that will actually play ball. And he knows exactly who0.94
00:18:05.660they are but listen to what he said yesterday is the ceasefire done is the mou dead1.00
00:18:11.100it's a very interesting question to me i think it's over i don't want to deal with them anymore1.00
00:18:19.940they're scum you know what scum is they're scum they're sick people they're led by sick people1.00
00:18:25.260and they're vicious violent people and if they had a nuclear weapon they'd use it as far as i'm1.00
00:18:32.440concerned it's over. I'll speak to our negotiators. They want to negotiate. They're good people.
00:18:37.800Steve Whitcoff, Jared Kushner. But they have to come back to me. As far as I'm concerned,
00:18:43.040it's just a waste of time dealing with them. They're liars. We make a deal. And if I make1.00
00:18:49.260a deal with him, we have a deal. And he goes out, he talks. We make a deal. Everyone's agreed. No
00:18:53.860nuclear weapon. We make a deal. They go outside, talk to the press. They say,
00:18:58.040we never even talked about it. There's something wrong with them. They're cuckoo.
00:19:02.440Yeah, they are. I will tell you, you know, the president, if you really want to understand how he negotiates, all you have to do is read his book, Art of the Deal. And I have told you the story about him negotiating for the air rights for Trump Tower a million times. I'm not going to go through it again. But basically, he was playing chicken with Tiffany's. Tiffany's owned the air rights. And he said, well, you're going to sell them to me because I'm going to build this tower. And they said, no, we're not going to sell them because we don't want that tower there.
00:24:24.800In Israel today, there are families who still need food,
00:24:26.920children who still need a safe place to sleep, elderly men and women who still need medical
00:24:30.880care. In the midst of this war and uncertainty, they're depending on the kindness of people
00:24:35.220they've never met. This is what I believe supporting Israel means. It does not mean
00:24:44.860getting involved in their wars. It does not mean fighting a war. God doesn't need us to be involved
00:24:51.360in this, Israel doesn't need America to fight its war, okay? God is inviting us, not for the war,
00:24:58.260God is inviting us to care for his people, to show them the love and affection that we have
00:25:05.280for our brothers and sisters, not getting involved in the wars. You must separate those two things.
00:25:12.360So America is celebrating its 250 years of independence, and the International Fellowship
00:25:17.660of christians and jews um is turning to god now asking that in this 250 years that his wisdom will
00:25:24.360guide the elected officials in america and israel to moral clarity and unity um and they are trying
00:25:30.780to show that we are one and you know if this is too much of a price to pay you should ask yourself
00:25:37.720what you're who you're going to be when it really gets tough they are asking just to show your
00:25:42.940support for the jewish people to get an israeli usa flag pin you wear it on your lapel and talk
00:25:50.300to people about it and explain it's not a support for the war per se or benjamin and yahoo it's a
00:25:55.920support for the people who are suffering is that too high of a price to pay this is the entry level
00:26:02.420gang it only gets harder from here get your flag pin right now flagpin ifcj.org get it now flagpin
00:26:09.340ifcj.org and take that first step okay to understand the nero decree you have to understand
00:26:18.860adolf hitler and you have to understand um what adolf hitler was living he was living some you
00:26:27.120know wagner ring cycle kind of nordic god ending you know go in flames and you've you've heard the
00:26:37.720ride of the valkyries before bugs bunny uh you know cartoons always had this uh go ahead and
00:26:43.740play a little bit of this okay so this is the ride of the valkyries this comes from the ring cycle
00:26:50.020and it's a never-ending 15 or 18 hour opera you want to talk about killing yourself an 18 hour
00:27:00.720opera okay and he was fascinated by this thing um and it's it's actually four operas put together
00:27:11.960it's it's 15 hours and it is the retelling of the dramatic and norse myth okay it tells the story
00:27:20.920of gods and heroes and dwarves entangled uh in a cursed ring of power forged from stolen gold
00:27:29.840Any of this sound familiar? It's not the same story, but it's like it.
00:27:36.380The greed has corrupted the gods, and the heroes rise and fall, and there's love and betrayal, and fate is driving the world towards the inevitable collapse.
00:27:48.920and wagner was this guy this this writer from the 1800s he poured his vision of a new german
00:27:57.180you know cultural rebirth um heroic mythic free from what he saw as the decadent influences so
00:28:06.620when you see the art that comes later from the germans gosh this is a nerd fest isn't it um you'll
00:28:14.820see those strong german portraits you know where the strong german people um and it's this whole
00:28:22.280thing is drenched in the theme of the corruption of power racial destiny heroic sacrifice and a
00:28:32.240fiery end of the old order so a new one can emerge okay hitler was obsessed with this thing all the
00:28:41.520from his youth. He called the composer his spiritual father. He would go to festivals
00:28:47.180with this on his birthdays. He would celebrate his 50th birthday in 1939. Lavish, lavish Wagner
00:28:53.500production. And they would broadcast it on radio. So this was really, this, to understand Hitler,
00:29:03.160you have to understand this okay and he piped all of this stuff in you know to his rallies and0.75
00:29:11.560everything so it was psychological warfare on the people that he was training them to be these
00:29:18.280people and the much of the stuff from Wagner became the soundtrack of the right of the Reich
00:29:25.740um and uh you know it's honestly it is um it's why this is the only opera that can never be
00:29:35.820played or performed in israel this is it everything else can be done not this one0.97
00:29:41.940because this was the heart of the nazis okay and
00:29:48.500things don't go well okay in the final act of wagner's ring it is this epic tale and
00:30:01.800everything has gone dark all the heroes everything and the gods themselves
00:35:17.780It was just such a horribly attended deal.
00:35:20.120But if there were actual candidates who were men who looked like, I mean, I've seen people that play Ben Franklin and look like Ben Franklin, and none of them are black women.0.99